davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-14
A BOSS SHOULD BE HUMAN
Confinved from poss ten

trick she had of laughing with her eyes
before her mouth caught the con-
tagion.
The night train was the first he
could get. If he could only see Payson
again E get good news! He telephoned
Payson's Office on chance, Disgusting
his voice lest that switchboard girl
should recognize him.
"Mr. Payson will not be back. Who
shall say?" He hung up.
After an eternity, judgment was
rendered at the golf club that Mr..
Payson had left there. He telephoned
Payson's home. Mr.. Payson was ex-
pected about nine. No, they couldn't
say where he was. . Better eat, Kit
decided uneasily. No appetite. but you
had to eat He found a sandwich shop.
Back at the hotel. he packed fever
ishly. putting in. with queer uneasy
feeling in the pit of his stomach, the
mechanical dog he had bought, He
telephoned again at nine-thirty MIR.
Payson was home. but busy with
guests. Any message?
YES" said Kit firmly. Tell him
Mr.. Milton must see him for few
minutes. Tell him l have to take the
night train"
After long wait voice said: "Mr.
Payson will see you in half an hour"
Checking out, he took taxi At the
Payson house, manservant admitted
him to a small reception room. bidding
him wait. In the distance he could
hear the rumble of voices. and out
bursts of laughter. Kit sat. hat in
hands, edgy because of the time. His
train left at eleven. The clocks hands
raced disturbingly. Ely's wires, thrust
casually into his pocket, troubled his
fingers. Time was passing
He went into the hall. Empty. Back
in the reception room, he saw bell
and pressed it. The manservant ap-
peared. "Will you tell MIR. Payson
can't wait any longer?'
The man departed. returned con-
descendingly. "Mr. Payson will see
you presently"
Presently"
That was Mr.. Payson's word"
Presently" said Kit with danger
Gus calm, will be quite too late"
ANY message?'
YES" said Kit, eyes swapping.
'Tell Mr.. Payson he can 60 jump in
the river. I've got more important
things to do than hang around waiting
his pleasure. Tell him." said Kit.
launching final thrust from the top
step, tell him I'm going home to
have babyr'
Bur. darling" said Ely. looking
very young and extremely healthy as
she sat up in bed in her hospital room,
Il didn't expect you so soon! 1t was
only precautionary. bringing me here
last night. Doc Heneker said that
with you away he wasn't taking any
chances. And you've got everything
fixed with the Payson people? want
to hear all about it, right away"
Kit sat down rather suddenly on
hospital chair. But your wire!'
THAT" cried Ely. smiling with her
eyes. why, darling, after sent that
first wire, it struck me how simply
awful it must have sounded. As if
could do without you! As if l didn't
need you! So Il just sent this other
one.'' She studied him. kit" she
asked soberly, what hare you done?"
Evening star., 1941-09-14

HELPING A MAN BUY the kind and
amount of life insurance protection he
should have, and serving him properly
after the sale, are highly specialized
responsibilities.
They require on the part of the
agent an understanding of people and
their problems They require an appre-
ciation of each individuals present and
prospective needs and circumstances.
Today, the needs of millions of poll
cyholders guide the training of every
agent. Because this training is in great
demand among agents, Metropolitan,
for instance, has established training
courses to give the agent the benefit of
the knowledge the company has accu-
mulated through years of experience
and research.
Most prospective Metropolitan
agents first attend training course
conducted by Home Office represen-
tative. In localities where this is inn
practical, similar course is conducted
Evening star., 1941-09-14

'Chucked everything" he said mis-
erably.
But, darling -!'
Told Payson to 60 jump in the
river"
But, Kit - your big chance ="
II know"
She reached for his hand. Tell
mama everything" she said bravely.
Kit obeyed. Told her everything.
even to the house on Springdale. the
nursery wallpapers. Looking at her.
his heart was torn for her disappoint-
ment, more acute, he was sure, than
his own.
Gradually color began to stain her
cheeks again. Kit, darling"
"Well?''
I'm glad l sent that old wire. l
couldn't bear it if you'd sold yourself
to them - on their terms. Oh, Kit,
can't you see? We can - can 60 on
like we have been! You'll have another
chance, somewhere else -" A tear
fell on the counterpart.
The door opened.
f1ELLO." said Doc Heneker, 80
you're home, Kit. Couldn't trust us.
eh? Well. I'm glad you're here. Pity if
you couldn't have been on hand. A
man may get married more'n once,
but I'm damned - your pardon,
Eleanor - if he can be the father of
first child more than once BY the by,
does anyone here answer to the name
of Mrs. Christopher Milton? Got a
wire -"
For me?" said Ely, wide-eyed.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

your dog should eat -
q true dog diet: food that contains
wheat for stamina, meat for energy,
and is crisp-baked for the sake of
teeth and digestion!. Spratt's Meat--
Fibrine Biscuit Foods provide this
complete, correct dog diet. One
pound of Spratt's equals two pounds
of lean meat in feeding value.
Ask for Spratt's FIBO (granu-
lated), SPIX (bone-size), OVALS
or ASSORTEDBISCUIT Change
to Spratt's, famous for over IS
years, and watch results.
Evening star., 1941-09-14

by the management of the District,
supervised by the Field Training Di-
vision. When this is completed, the
new agent works from two to four ad-
ditional weeks with an experienced
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
n-SunburSt Field
1871 Compilations


Adlon ols-ward 2e35-3w I72s
Agen Coeddez No l6 CHI 2335-3w
Agen -Goeddertz No Sc 2S-35-3W
Big West-Alen No GEL SEA SWa al-35-lW 1923
Big Wes-Alen No 10 Sc SW3 3l-35-lW 1928
Big West Elingsou SEA sWa 174s
Big Wes-Elingsm No 6 Sc SEA SWs l4-353W 1745
Big Wet-CarsOn No. 225-3w
Big Wet-Elngson z l4-35-3W Dry-Abd
Big West Ellington c l4-3-3W
Consumers GasKruzfeld NE
Coone-kev1n No Q NE8 NW3 T-S5-3W Show OnAbd IT'S
Coolidge q Coolidge SVi
sonsFryberger 24-s5-sW
Dakota Montana
Enfield zachor No sE Nwa Nwa 2O-5-Iw BbL 1888
Enfield -zacher 20-35-W
Hannah Donovan SW3 SCI 833lW Add
High Gravity Oil characterization No 27O
High
Imperial Craig Martin No SW3 lS-35W Bbl 1915
Hole Bros Potter No NEa NE3 2S4W Add 20o0
Brothers Elngsn
&evtn land Co-Leach No. G SEA NET 3153W
Montana USteven SIe
No csI NE SEA 8-s5-2w 100 Bbi s54
Montana
Montana Dakota Schmidt 32
Nead
Nerstad E5ugi NO NE SEA Nws ll-35-3W Bbl 1874
Ohio Oil Co-Lind ll-35-2W
Ohio on cO-HOwing O-s5-2w IS
Ohio Oil -Howlng z
Parent HoTbrOOk No. c 2-sesw
Patterson Government 1888
P1abe Engekng Government NO IS CN SEA
PrevO ay-oovt OSS247 No sE NEl l5-a5sw Bbl 1870
Ramona Os2O5
NO csL NEa Nwa 2S5sw ADD 1851
tsinok Schmidt No CSL SEA NW3 4-S53W 500 BbL
Scotland AdcNsmer
shubat & Bosworh Luckenbn NO NWl 2Oll
Silver Oils Ltd -Hasdns 1870
Stock Bros Hagrty No SW3 SWa 13-35-2W 1884
Superior Petroleum Govt No Dbl 1907
Tole Hole
Norum sWa 1910
TWIN F4elds-U NO NV NWa Nwa 2sSS-sw is BbL 1888
Twin No NV NWa SEA 2s5-sW IS Bb 1885
Twin FieldsGovenment 1870
WEIGH No Sc sWa 252W ds Compeon Add 1858
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
Cut Bank Oil Field
1871 Compilations


Anderson NV SCI Nwa 2ss5-6w 90 Bb 2sss
No "a Tot s sES s B B6L 9 SS.s
NO Sc sws NEs issaS% is sS Sc
1sS stSte BANK a NO Sc ST. ME- i7ss5w % B 200
Cobb Tribal 1877 27o Bb $3.50
consodaed aos NO NE NE SEA ga a5W o B
cumley al-Tri6a j G BOi 27S
anon ana M lS6 No sw swt sE4 Ss46w M sbl 29Os
Davis zoe No / NE NEa NEa 2s+2sw 90 BbI Ssss
Glacier ormer s 2sa
Glacier connolly Ass
Glacier PToducon WRtier No NE SCI asss-sw O B BS s
os s N9a NO MO- E1 s sE w w P8 2 ssS
sT NO N% Nw1 I94Sw BS S85s
Glacier Production State e No CIVIL swa l6.9s-sw 40
No swi SEA 100 B5 5sss
Gaer Production State l6 No 10 csL sw 65W 100 Bbl 29S2
Iothoff No &c SCI sW IS s s6 ssss
S:s 5 "a
Glacier Produoton Bonnet No. sW NEa 4sasw 40 BS aSS
Crumley SEA ss5w on-Abd
Tribal i N No NV SF s R SEE SCI ssaW @ s s
sO-s2-5w BOl
A Kaley-Hagery No Sc NEa Nw 5S-sw 10 Bb 2s21
k ka Oh Oh s S No NY s nE sw lss sS ss
1IS46w IS Bb 2ST6
Tribal 1885 sw NEs lO-s2-Sw 80 Bbl 2s2
Tribal 1876 No Sc NEa NEa iss2-5w sS BS zee
Tribal 1914 No Gel SEA NEa 22-377w onoss ssss
santa o1sssA Bbi Add ssS
% SS G R 1T % S 1925" 20 s s
SANTA Rita tribal No Is NE NEs
santaR SEA NE 7-s2-sw 22o gbl sSS
SANTA Rita ss T 9 Sw W. slsaw m '" s s zss
Santa NO NJ - NE Nw S1a 19s% S s sS
seeIs No
me- NC n sE sWa s% s" SSa s ass
no NE SEA gwa ss,s5ssw R Dbl s ssss
Lander No G SEA NEa 2o.sS-oW 90 DRY 800
y, g sT, s3asT 6 B Bs sI sS
Texa Jones No G sws sEa s-ss-5w Show on Add
/ Nwa sWa s-s2-5W $50 BoL 1855
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

Baby Kenneth johnson Is touted In
London as the future worlds heavy
man for he is less than 2 years old
and weighs 80 pounds.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

Castle 1913 No i Sc KEa NW sO-s2-5w sos
Cobb Farmers
Texaco-A SWa 2-S6W 45 Bbl $3.50
ICobb-T 24-32-6W
GASP
IConsol SWa NE4 26-N6W 1905
Lot 4S2-5W Bo
CNL SEaSE 755W ~ bo 2Soo
cion-A
Center Lot Sec 4-S25W 2O
Produc tion-Pe Center 3l-S4-oW
EIaR ba No /
SW SEA SEA ls-52-5W Bb @og
4anlon- ibal NO / NE3 30-S2-5W 1850
SEA NWa 3O-325W ZS
TIendes
29-325W %tSo
on ribal No / 13-32-6W ~
OIL ribal No. / Sci l3-S2-6W On zaoo
SAINT Rfa-Ras 4 G SWa SWa 3S-S-5W iooO
SAINT Rfa-Ra nussonNo
SEA SEA 24-52-6W SOsz
Texaco No 2 0-35-6W lily
Texaco Sc SEA SEA lo-5z-oW
Terac JnduIktN No 3 2O-32-5W o. 6oA z.S
Texa willis ls-25W %Oo
SE5EaSEa (Lot lS-S@-oW OO
NeID LOcGtiOns-CHt Bank
Davs-Tribal 2O5 No 2 Sc 2532-6W 2SO
CTlacie rproduct kon-Ne No NE3 2O93-5W 100
Texac --urranN No Z 6-32-5W HS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

Records Of IS nations show that g.
4sl sos men were killed and 21.O99, 93S
wounded In the World war
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

Germany Is renting a stretch Of the
Frankfort Darmstadt road to motorists
and motorcyclists wishing to put on
speed tests.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

The highest altitude reached by a
railroad line In the United States Is
the summit Of Pixies Peak In Colorado.
IL Is I4l0o feet above sea level.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

-Goeddertz NEs swa 23s5-sw Location
Big West-State
Coolidge g. Coolidge A1sley ]
Coolidge 2
Crumley 20
Hannah Williams No @ SEA 352W 30OOd
Hartman & Morton-Sohn
/
Martin No 18-S5-1W
NIchener-Curran
Montana Dakota S6-34-2W
Acct
Oien- Govern No 3
Alpine No 1 SW NN3 237-3W $50
/
Pfabe Danielson 20351W 30
LIST
Coda N
Vandepas-Solberg 1850
Finding 9362W 1850
Yealey-Shaw NV NE3 35-36-2w Rig
NeLO Locations KeUin-SInbUrSt
Montana Dakota SEA Location
Petroleum Govt. c 24-35-3W Rig
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06

PONDERA OIL FIELD
saSs 81 Ne E N 4 e sR. ~ w 5 81 5a
i RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson OH CoAustad No sw Nw3 SEA 22-lSN-2sE 1900
s. y 5:''' 4ss g.;
Miracle on-Baney No GEL MEs NEs s-Ss-2sE 1887
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE
Bggs-CarkOn
SIGNAL BUTTE
ss:Sss e ~. .:E S. 4ss is
ToLUcA DOME
Crosby 1s-ls-lsE 1000
TWO LEGGINS STRUCTURE, (HARDIN)
Massey onGOvernment No Sc sw3 SET n-2s-slE 2l5O
R @. Tarant-Lans / SIC Nwa l4siN-5w 1885
VAUGHN STRUCTURE
Busche Shannon Roberts No. l C sw3 NE l22O-1E $500
WAYNE CREEK
Gas Corp Duncan / 6-s2N-24E Dry ADD 1860
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
ss s: 81 s: s;a \; + 3 :'' " SC; y:
WEST BOULDER
Intermomtain spudding
WEST poNDERA
G NE s49N-5w lsOOM Gas
wHITLASH OIL FIELD
ynde A9nOnsy NO 2 CIVIL SEA swa @sT-4E on IS4s
western Nat ossBTown No sW Me- sws sOs7-4E DryAS ESQ
wINIFRED DISTRICT
!; :! :: !; :;;;. . Gas
&C., = =. i, 3.s~
Enlnons- sGdton NO. Nwa SKA soai-isE $50
ads ra nS So sE sw ssE Gas coo
W W. d. ssa2S-i 4Cad Gas 80
No a0 sw y MY W. s SS sisE water S
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
asso az % e oo 70 So SYs e sw NV Ma l4r SS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth



G lO-4s-lsE Dry ssas
BAKER-GLENDIvE
Carter Oh oo-cda Greek N C sw3 Sea is--saE DO Sss7
AdOndakota No sw swa Nws ls-5N-slE Location
BERTHELoTE DOME
saE oOdcyT No NE NV, S sWa scsssE IS s6 On PASS
BLACK BUTTE
6sRrsido0 NO. NO. g SEA sI sE S s 11 re
oOp-NsOn No i
A9.ts1s Ss q g SEi a 5 s a7E water Aba n
LOntana Nwa NEa Iss1lE LES
Montana Gas SS Nc t g Nn ssw w m os
Corp Kyle NO SEA swa
BowES GAS FIELD
Montana g.: % = sE '''' s s' Cas- g
Montana Columbian NEa sWa lsS1NlsE $40
1910 GEL sw swa il-si-sG Show Cas- 500
BOwDoIN GAS DOME
Ususes NO. SO IO SEES sE 5000 Gas iS3S
$50 liOOO 1925
U Us NO NO o SEA s 5aE oCS% Gas s 1909
NonsDaEOts Utilities sic 5s2-ssE Gas sS5
aOntDaEOts gntls No ss sws gwa s-sssE Location
MOntDakOta Utilities No c Location
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD
independent swa ls-S217E cool
BRoADvIEw DOME
swa ssN-2SE S@
BUTTON BUTTE
SEA SEA 2O-14-24E SOOI
BULL CREEK STRUCTURE
2-2AV2sE water ADD Ills
AFRO on Rst-ohaes No 6 SEA Nwa
CHERRY RIDGE
Cherry Ridge synd-HarbOlt l-s5N-2OE Add 1910
CHESTER DISTRICT
-Drout-Tietges Swa N-s1-5E lilo
DEVON FIELD
smith smith Ha:: Fo 5 w SET en- so sSa sw 'aH ACCOM- Gas
smith Mcdonald NO. i 9 swa I7ss- am Gas !
sth- Mcdonald No NV NW lasss,aE Show on
Walsh Walsh Aowatt No sw Nws SEA
ls-ss-2E 2OOd Gas 800
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
sw swa Nwa 2-7s-21E ADD 1898
DUNKIRK STRUCTURE
sW5 SEA 2sl-1W Water 1887
EAGLE STRUCTURE
SW3 NWa sS54E Dry ADD l7O2
EAST BRIDGER
BeatOn No / 2s-6s-2sE I7s5
ELK BASIN OIL FIELD
H11 Sc SEA NV S6Ss2SE 1850
FLAT CoULEE OIL FIELD
No NEs SWa IO-S7-5E on 2Ss
Rowlan d-Bru SEA NWz 35-lSN-25E 72
FLATHEAD BASIN
Hoerr-Jensen Corp-sherff Nw4 24-SONw S5 q
FRANNIE FIELD
SEA 3s-ss-25E l24 Bb 1862 Z
GENOU STRUCTURE
2S26N3E Water Add 22
HAAXsTAcKs B g Us sT JNg EYRE a
canison 8 Edwards NO sEa Nwa 25-ss-isE 1895 E
HARDIN STRUCTURE
Daniels / Add 195 9
Nwa Ss-1s-s2E Rig 8
HEATH STRUCTURE
g. G NE4 SEA 35-l4J-1SE 145O :
LEwIsTowN
East GSssss No No NY SEi s sw' i4isSh Water 1900
Boughman sngley-skaggs No NWa sWa 7-l5N-2OE 1N
LoTHAIR STRUCTURE R
Eagle Office NO / Ed 24-s2-SE Location
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
NelU LOCGtiOns-CU

Davis Tribal No 2s-S26W
lon-Nel No 5
Texaco- curran No 7 C s-25W Hs
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-09-06
New Locations KeUin-Sunburst

Montana -Dakota-Donovan No. 327 SW3 SEA 3l-34-2W
Superior Petroleum Govt No. 4, G SW3 NW3 24-35-3W
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Ewing prize in pathology, John j. Rowe
OF New London, Conn,
Baker Memorial Medal for highest grade
in the anatomical sciences, Ernest Gerard
Stachs Of Astoria N. Y.
The school of Law. Graduate Course.
rate thesis. EDWARD HODGES Of Columbia
8. e. Honorable mention Milton Irving
Baldinser Of olyphant, Pa.
ters, course William shepherdson Abel of
Wyyashinstoni Honorable mention, Alfred
Assistant Dean Hugh J. Fegan prize for
best work in course OF English legal his
nyrsrr tory AWARDED sx-seapo to m the Rev Paul
and Frsnk xsv.r Brown G Of Of NeT YORK y
school of Law. Underrraduate School.
, The Rev. Francis E. Lucey Medal for
highest general average during the senior
course. Frederick Henry Walton. jr. OF
Washington; Honorable mention. Lewis
for he SsGrEs sapsr Ia asa sss Of
Randolph Donelson. Second prize of S25
sswarded ex,aeauo to Edward Eugene
Aiqysius McKenna Of Poughkeepsie; N. Y.
James 4: McKsnns and Carl j. schGck Of
Faculty prizes Of SIS in preliminary de-
bates. Charles W. Stewart OF Washington
Dee Clark Blythe of Pampa, Tex: John F.
dessGG Fd~s2G e Wsshhinst9n Stashan Carl schuck
John Francis Doyle of Kansas City. Mo
Fafulty prizes for class standing in
Donelson OF Germantown Tenn: second
prize. Of $50. Edward Eugene Stocker Of
Fayetteville, Ark. Afternoon serior class,
$40, Frederick Henry Walton. ;r., OF Wash
inston: second prize, $50 Harry Platnik
OF New York City.
Law journal Keys for scholarship and
oke Va: editor in chief; Melville Locker
and an Willla m m III Edmonds: associate editors:
and Austin p. Sullivan. Lewis R, Donelson.
Pa Paul Fitzpatrick, Carl J. schuck and Fran
''' a. M'pGoSah sthooi Of fSIital. DentistrS EDITORS
Faculty prize of SIS for best senior
CLASS record IN scholarship, adapta bIity
and neatness, Samuel Leishear of WASH
Dean coean Dental Society prize of SIS
Tor presentation of best scientifc essay
6fHnS SeioTe It the society Leo P. Murphy OF
a. Dean s,t Thomas /: B: Murray prize of SIS
fRnsS'fss1I, Red Bsnt Harry Jy j. copper'hWaits of
,.Is!ndn, stud.nt Council Award for outstanding
van of Baldwin, N Y. O''O
American Society for Promotion Of
Dentistry for Children Award for hiehe9t
ability in dentistry Tor children, Leo P.
omisron IN snSa'' KspSa Epsilon TT Fraternity
Gold Keys for high scholastic attainments
Tor four years. James W. Bernhard, Wash
incton; John T; Donovan. BALDWIN, y. Y:
s; ssmuel 1u 4 L,ishear and Prank N Mssino
The 1871 gold keys for excellent serv-
ice on editorial staff Of journal: Harry j.
GSpDershw5ite IoSp nnsc editor Leo P; Murphy;
Robert E, Spring., associate editors anu
Whipple prize in pathology awarded sx-
Evening star., 1941-06-09
Dr.. 0'leary Likely
To Remain as Head
OF Georgetown u.
Six-Yeor Term Expires
This Summer, but He Has
No Notice of New Duties

AS Georgetown University pre-
pared to hold its commencement
exercises late today, it was be-
iieved in university circles that the
Very Rev. Arthur A. OLeary, S. j.,
only native Washingtonian to head
it in $50 years, will be retained in
Office beyond his regular term for
the duration of the emergency"
DR.. OLearys siX-year term as
president expires unless it is ex-
tended at the close of this academic
year or shortly thereafter. BY this
time, it is believed, retiring presi-
dent would have been notified, ur-
der ordinary circumstances, of the
nature of his future duties. No
such word has been received, 1t
was learned, although the official
orders of faculty and administrative
changes are not due to arrive until
later this month.
Only once before has a George
town president held Office longer
than six years, and most of them
have served a shorter time. That
one time was in the case of DR..
Coleman Nevils, S. j., who made
trip around the world as an Ameri-
Evening star., 1941-06-09

the order named, Canada and the
United States, South Africa, India,
South America and the West Indies.
South Americas cards are vividly
colored and worded in Spanish or
Portuguese as we'll as English. Theirs
are no snow scenes. Cards for
India have a special range appeal.
ing to each of many classes, with
snow for the hill stations. Do
minions and colonies like sketches
of old corners of London and
familiar English scenes.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
aequo to Albert e Leon Of Washington
and William E. Mccain of Indian Head. Nd

aequo to Albert z. Leon of Washington
and William E. Mccain of Indian Head. Md.
School OF FOREIGN Service.
Delta Sigma Pi Gold Scholarship Key.
Mu Chapter for highest scholarship during
entire course, John M. Leddy of Wash
ington.
w. Coleman Nevils Gold Medal for
highest record in basic foreign relations of
United States Don B. Reynolds of Namsr,
S. C Silver Medal in the advanced
course, James c. Leighton of Washington.
Edmund A. Walsh Gold Medal for high
est average in UNDERGRADUATE course in
International law, Kirwin P. Kinard of
Kansas City, Mo
Jean Labat Gold Medal in the French
language and cultural pursuits, Felipe
Barreda of Lima, Peru.
]. deS. Coutinho Gold Medal for pro-
fciency In the Portuguese language
Manuel P. Iglesias Of Washington.
Evening star., 1941-06-09
British Already Working
On Christmas Cards

Already hundreds of artists and
designers are busy in Great Britain,
as bombs fall, working on the
Christmas cards which the peoples
of the British Commonwealth will
send to one another next December.
The first order for them arrived in
England on December 29, 1910. Ira
ditionally, Australia is first, followed
by New Zealand. Next come, in
Evening star., 1941-06-09

Thousands of cigarette
smokers have-and they're
singing its praises!
For Lorillard's new King
Size BEECH-NUT is 209o
longer-a cooler, smoother
Evening star., 1941-06-09

smoke. And. :. it's a superb
new blend of the worlds
choicest cigarette tobaccos.
Try BEECH-NU1 today.
Get more smoking pleasure
for your cigarette money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
KnowIe dee Test
r, nR. sABINA CONNOLLY

Nv DIX sAblN \ n AoA, 4, vi
I Who said IA To the Memory
Of the Man first in war first
in peace and first IN the hearts
Of his countrymen Id 20
liberty. liberty. how many
crimes are committed in thy
name tcl The child IS father
Of the man
With what country'S history DO
YOU connect ts) Charles
Stewart Parncu; Cbl Jenghiz
Kahn. .cl Jban Of Arc.
,-Rearlance each Of these groups
of rivers according 10 length
the longest one first; ca Ala
hama. Allegheny Arkansas,
tbl PenobScot, Potion a G,
Platte: tcl Columbia, Conncc-
ticut. Cumberland.
What do these titles mean:
tal RameSes, lb) Caesar; co
Darius.
Givc approximately HE area ~
square miles of: ca Bermuda
lhl Bahamas. lcl Cuba.
;-Whcrc do these winds blow:
ta) Suocco, (b) MlSual; tc)
pampcro.
I'm what book will YOU find.
ca the Queen Of Hearts. thl
Isabelle de Croye; (cl Dlggory
Nenn.
ANSWERS on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
What S on t ne Air
THURSDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
Tiven The Detroit Times
hv the stations herein
listed. ~ the nresentA-
lions as scheduled are
not on the ar, the fault
lies with the stations and
not This Detroit Times.
SYMBOLS
n Drama
M-Nugical
R-Reigious
Talk
N--NaTlety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Daily Quiz
Rr THE ACE ANsWERMAN

What city is called The Hub
Of the Universe
"a noted French novelist penned
letter so effective that H.
reopened the celebrated ORGY
fus case and eventually brought
about the correction OF one or
the groSsest acts Of Injustice
in history. Who was D.?
s-Are tigers found in Africa?
s-October p is Navy Day. II
also the anniversary Of inc
birth OF an American president
Who?
wrote a Tale Of Two.
Cities J.,
e-Why Go practically al the steel
eneraverS IN the United states
work in Washington, d. {
right OF eminent domain
is invoked ny the bill authori7-
inc pipe line construction from
western oil fields. What IS 'heI
right Of eminent DOMAIN
ANSWERS on Page 940
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
THURSDAY EVENING

400 Y. VI.
WJR-Tomorrow Hdllnes.
WITTY Tyson-T.
Home-M.
WCAR-News Ace.
WxYZ-Easy Aces-D.
London newscasl
WExI-Dinner music.
WJBK-LAtin Rhythms.
w45D-orEHn Moods-M.
W4qD-Dinner music.
s!lB r. NJ.
WJR--Races; BIB scores
WWJ-News Of the World.
WcAR-Win Cash-M.
WxYZ-Mr. Keen-Tracer.
WJLB-PAgeant OF MELODY.
WJBK-Vaughn Monroe NJ.
W45D-Women in Action.
H:M r. VI.
wJR--Maudie's Disry-D.
WWJ-Lee Emits-1.
cKLW--Club RomanEa-M
WCAR-A to 2 in Novelty
WxYZ-IntermeIzo-
WJLB-Philharmonica-M.
WJBk--Evening serenade.
W4bD-Dinner Concert
WleD--sports Highlights.
si4B T. NJ.
wWJ-sports Parade-T.
lCKL W--lnside OF Sports.
/ WxYZ-Harry Heilmann-T
/ wEXL-Antek Cwaniak-V.
W4qD--Popular music.
1900 r. NJ.
WJR--DeAth Valley Days.
/ Frank Morgan-N.
/ CKLW-Happy Joe-V.
! WxYZ--Roys' Town-D.
WJLB-News: p. r. Scores
Mich. Newsreel.
Foreign News.
7:lB r. NJ.
cKLw-Nal Clare.T.
WJBK-Musical review-M.
WJLB-Evensong M.
WJBK-Musical Review.
W49D-Popular music.
1880 r. VI.
WIR-Duffys Tavern N.
WWJ-Aldrich Family-D.
( CKLW-L, W. BrockinE.
ton +.
WxYZ-Chsrlie Rugsles-V.
WJLB-UkrainiAn Hour.M.
WJRk BENNY Goodman. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

ANSWERS on Page ~