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Evening star., 1941-03-26
Racing Results
Rossvan and Other Selections on
Page 2-X
Tropical Park

B. the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000: maiden
s1year-olds; 4 furlongs.
Charlamar (Caffarella) 1880 $50 40
Pairamelia CKaufman) $40 so
Miss Victory tMacAndrewD $50
Time, 0:49ls.
Lad Try Fin Rolls Roush 1--WE Wesiov. low darcy Daf5y
Demon, Falcon and Tourist Lady.
ing; 4-year-oids and up; s furionss
Pu,ky Girl &C. Mccrry, 1870 1870 1910
Queen Echo, m. N Gonzalez 1910
n.sn 69 No ARdss s %sf esn eepse jvg2 9G9
DAILY Double paid S2O3 6O)
THIRD RAcE-Purse. 81 900: allow
ances; ; 3-year-olds; furlonss tout of
Ponty E. Arcaro, $50 $50 80
Homeward Bound ,MacAndrew, 40 $50
a lTish Tihe Day 1:,ssF q, Ryan $50
Also rsn.Within; Breeze, Bit o. Green
Kelley s MeGrafh entry.
FOURTH oorisinsl Ninth Substitute,
RACE-Purse, $1,000; claiming: 4-year-
o1os and up; mile and 20 yards,
Time 1865.
Also ran-Dulcimer. Dunfrese. Jules
Lazarc' Old River and Town League.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $1,000: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: s furlongs
Rings Blue tE. Arcaro' 42o go 2.ao
Donna Leona &C., McCreary) $50 2aO
Devils Crag Up. Ryan $50
Time 1:113s.
Also ran-Commencement and High
SiATH s RAGE-purse, $1,000; claiming;
Banker Jim (McCreary) $40 31o 90
kahyrite tE. Indy 340 > %
Flying Plaid ID. MacAndrew) $40
Time, 1:453s
Also ran-Blumere Flank and Brass
- SEVENTH RACE-,Purse, 81 900: claim
ing; 4-year .olds and up. !. miles
hlhalon (MacAndrew) 1880 $40 $50
| Panorascope fHaskeID 1O.o0 20
Yes or No (McCreary) 33O
Time, 1:452s
Also ran-Balloter. Pumpeun, Prince
Derek and Comendador II
Evening star., 1941-03-26
u. ). Aftache Hurt in Raid
On Way Home by Clipper
B, the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Maj.
Robert B. Williams, air attache of
the American Embassy in London,
who was seriously injured during a
bombing raid January 81, is en- route
home on a Pan American Clipper
due at La Guardia Airport Friday
Fears were expressed for time
that Maj. Williams would lose the
sight of one eye as a result of his
injuries. 1t was understood an Army
ambulance would meet the plane to
take him to a Government hospital.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Albert Fink Dead at 81

CHICAGO, March 26 P.-Albert
Fink, St, attorney who tried many
important cases here during the last
80 years including the AL Capone
income tax litigation, died yesterday
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Greece Gets Supplies

LONDON, March 26 (P.-Supplies
OF tin, rubber, hemp, hides, chem
icals and coffee have been shipped
to Greece from British colonies. the
colonial Office said today, to help
IN the Greek war effort.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Roin Cancels Nuts' Come

ORLANDO, Fla. March 26-The
exhibition game scheduled this aft
ernoon between Washington's Mats
and the Kansas City Blues was
called off because of rain.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Ookluwn Park
bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; claiming; g.
Fairy Ball 1JediinskD 40 10 90
Bornallo ,Cruik ank) 40 3iO
Ramota tCasSity) So0
Time, 1:134s.
Briar, Gay Elf; Irish Glover, Duvena, DR..
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $500: claiming;
1W5year7olds wye n1f and 1Wi up furlongs chute
Msr.tte M,Se Ruf1 5IedinaEo sklnE elo Ia 40 s2o
Mistletoe tScurlock) 4.i0
Also @e' ran3Jerry-Rae. rsrssJ warwr. ston.
Ranch. Well Flight, Almas Baby. I Sir
Blackie, Air Line. Miss Apprehend and
Dutch Dame Field.
Oaily Double paid S25D
THIRD RACE-Purse. $500; claiming;
4-year-olds and up; furlongs tchutel
The Eizam "a. Bomar) 1880 $50 700
Clean Swept r.: sisto) $40 $50
silva wv. McCadden) 1880
Also ran-Lssal Advice. Little His. Rou-
time. Real Play, Hasty- Star. Jay o. Bane,
Miss Balko and Melody Tone.
ing: 4-year- -olds and up; !. miles,
Vierrss Santo (McCombs) $40 $50 $50
Jimmie Tom tBrooks) $50 4.40
Professor Paul (ScurlocH $50
Also r,nEHiiids May. Lincoln j., wor-
poise. Bold General Spanish Jewel Char
mette and Ho.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
ANT|-AX|S RIOTS SPREAD IN YUGOSLAV|A
Dead Syrian Fghting Martial law Dereed in Several Cities
Late News Bulletins
Danish Freiohter Is Reported Sunk

DonIsh Freighter Is Reported Sunk
NEW YORK DN-Marne reported today that the
a75ton Danish regher H Petersen which piled between
Canada and Baltic ports before the had been sunk by
enemy action and that the had been rescued.
Buildings Damaged by German Raiders
LONDON F1-Industrial buildings Southern Eng
h towns damaged by German aircraft today the
acknowledged tonight.
Nozis Claim 81 500 Tons of British Ships
BERLIN P,-The German high command a special
communque tonight reported German planes had destroyed
about 3500 tons of British ships during the day.
Earlier Story Page A-2D
Bill Passed to Protect Cotton Warehouses
The passed legislation late today restrict the
Agriculture Departments authority econcentrate Govern
cotton The roll call 226
49, The bill designed to protect interior warehouses
against heavy movements of cotton to port warehouses; 1t
opposed by Secretary Wckard.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Strike Bulletins
Earlier Story on Page AID

NEW YORK. March 26 (Pl-The
Industrial Union of Marine and
Shipbuilding Workers of Amer
ica &C. l. o. today called a
meeting FRIDAY afternoon of
workers in three big Bethlehem
Steel Co shipyards in New York
harbor to vote on plans for an
immediate strike. Philip H. Van
Gelder. national secretary
treasurer of the union. said eight
weeks of conferences with COM
panv officials had failed to bring
settlement of grievances.
RICHMOND, Ind. (P,.-C. c..
Calkins. superintendent of the
Richmond plant of the Interna-
tional Harvester Co, announced
today that the plant. closed since
February II by strike called by
the Farm Equipment Workers
Organizing Committee. would re-
open tomorrow morning. Mr..
Calkins said local authorities
would be asked to provide protec-
ton for employees who desire TO
return to work. Sheriff Ora Will
son was authorized by the county
commissioners to employ 100 spe-
cial deputies to prevent any dis
order.
By the Associated Press.
Officials of the Chalmers
Co planned to return tonight TO
Milwaukee after comforting with
William S. Knudsen. director of
the Office of Production Manage
ment, and Navy officials on the
strike which has tied up produc-
ton in the company's plant "a
days. Company officials said that
they told Mr.. Knudsen of their
contention that the strike was
called illegally.
CHICAGO LP).-Strikers from
the International Harvester Co.
Mccormick Works marched TO
the City Hall in the Loop today,
to carry their complaint against
police violence" directly TO
City Council meeting. An esti-
mated $50 members and friends
of the C. I. o. Farm Equipment
Workers Organizing Committee
came downtown in streetcars and
entered the City Hall. There was
no disorder.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

tSee HALIFAX, Page 1XD
Evening star., 1941-03-26

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and TX OF this edition OF The Star, supple
menting the news OF the regular home delivered
edition of The Star.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
Ply HENRY ANLElIl-

palrjgh. Jan. 23.-Thc old gray
marc amt what she used To be
neither is the sales tax nOr IT. enemy
i'm rnlef Paul Leonard. ON the ooher
hand that sclf-Styled 'pIaIn country
lick John Skinner, boss ol the t"tnl-
" commissioners organization llho
T,nnv4uu'S "Bro0k' in gong on Tor
ever, .
Yesterdays finance committee
hearings proved this thesis fa'h'l
~conclieNclv rs a very and obviously
Iorcd group of Legislators listened
lanouiolv to Mr.. Leonard IN a TRADE
AGAINST the three pc. cent levy W''it''
used to stir emotions and tcmpefH 10
the boiling pot,
On the other hand lean, lanhY'
vcathCr-bCaten Nh. Skinner heId ms
audiences attention nom the ll'l'' ne
praised them to his parting warning
that folks with political alhbl'io''s
had best pay more than moderate AZ
tcntlnn to the welfare at county d''o
municipal governments.
His parting shot AIMED WIN NJ
tie p~retense of ConCealmcnt al Norm
ampton's Senator Archie Gay ah'
Gaston's Iron Major Gregg Nhe''y
brought down the house, to use d
threatlcal phrase.
i want to tell you fellows aim
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Walker
Nominated

n washington, Jan. % (AP) -
rneSloen' Roosevelt today nominated
r1'lh I. Walker to serve tour more
'Np'9 as postmaster general.
Ut also sent to the Senate the
,u'l''latlon of Dean G.. AcheSon to be
rI''9t'ht Se",0tH'v of State III the
''1ue OIL Henry Grady. resigned.
Walker vas named postmaster
general last fall to succeed James
afley, who resigned to enter pri-
er' business. The postmaster gen
Wa Is the only cabinet officer for
"lleh a new appointment has to be
n1aoe at the beginning of a new pres
'osnt.al term.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
FOOD STAMP PLAN
&c INCLUDE WAYNE

Washington, Jan. 23-(AP) The
NE' 'cuI'tIto department announced
}ooay that It's stamp plan for distri-
"uu,lS surplus food among needy
'"i''licS would be extended to Wayne
county, N. G., IN about a month.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
UonthQh

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Cloudy and slightly colder
with considerable fog tonight;
Friday cloudy, occasional light
rain or hriyyIe in mountains,
slightly colder III southeast por-
tlon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
A WPA
EIGHT NEW PROJECTS

RaICICh, JdN- Z3."IAID"T NN
k.atc WPA today announced APP
proval of eight projects ON which
s266.472 VIII be spent, They IN
clude Edeccombe county, to build an
auditorium at Edeemont school $21,-
694 and 80 workers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23
Trade OF Munitions
For Test Proposed
e
Debt Limit

Washington. Jan. 23.-(AP)-
Chairman D%oughtGn, Democrat,
North Carolina, of the House
WAYS and means committee sad
today he would introduce in a
day or two legislation raising
the federal debt limit from $40
OOG 600 900 to about $50, 900 900
600.
Doughton talked to reporters
after a conference with other
House and Senate leaders n
Treasury officials.
He explained that he wanted
to consult more members OF his
own committee before deciding
on the exact figure to which nc
would propose that the debt limit
be raised.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

Continued on page tWoI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

Continued on Paae Two)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-01-23

elo0tmlIed on Page Tnree.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
CHANGE N STATUS
HELD PRFJTDICIAL

In statements by this govern
rnent, II WAS made clear that any
alteration in the existing status Of
such areas by other than peaceful
processes could not but be prelu-
dicial to the security and peace Of
the entire Pacific area and that
this conclusion was based on a doc
trim. which has universal sppii-
eaton.
On Sept. "a 1910. referring to
N. events then rapidly happening
N the Indo-China situation, the
secretary Of state stated that II
seemed obvious that the existing
situation was being upset and that
the changes were being achieved
under duress
Present developments relating
10 Indo- China provide clear indi-
cation that further changes are
now beng effected under duress.
The present unfortunate situation
IN which the French government Of
vichv and the French government
NJ Tndo- China find themselves. of
course. Is well known II is only
too olear that they are in no posi-
ton n resist the pressure exercised
upon them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Noted Social Worker
To Speak Here Friday

Rev. Thomas p. Boorde. pastor
Of Anaeostis Baptist church IN
Washington ID c. will speak at
Sixth Avenue Baptist church. 6th
ave and Fife stS, Friday at s
D. m.
Rev Boorde widely known
throughout tho southern and New
England states for ms CHRIST
activities as a Humanitarian. lee
turer and social worker. will deal
with the social and economic prob
lens faced today by the entire pop
ulation Of the United States He Is
an ardent advocate of legislation
which would provide adequate so
cal and economic security for all.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

fcnntiaurd Frun fske onsf
Rsead Movie pan in Uncle Sans
Fighting Forces
f=nifed Pres. -~nt out ~ story
= ainsf cities in ne natlea -
rlns msgasins siso pieksa I =.
- then al. hii-f flnllfsss=a
aaaseaxsr~.iT him. PVT. Wiiksnsen
- ~ the movie isek pet
aa--t - fttm taiss-tfY
A. guest % ths Nesiau pc
TIRE Industry. PVT wasinrsu III
haara = trnltsd Airlinet saturday
morning ana nv 10 Hellysest
~hers. presumably. hen - Slnsa
ainei. sna entertained ~ aessns
= prudursr. dtFscters ~
STARS
Hell - In Hcilyse~a : IN
ssek 4s has hen grantees =
To-day fuFloush nv ms command.
~ efnesr. 81 the fort Hss :
msmhsr u o.. =. issth iafsatff.
PVT NiiAiusssn. small intense
- haired youth. came fiKht ur
u this reporters apartment Wei
nsssisy night 10 break me sleFless
ildinKs Hs vas - excited thst
hs threw Ms hat ~ a chair ART
tried - hang himssf an the
ela-~t hook.
Got a swell 81 81 slsofY.= he
It'd a. ssattsfing In sxestsmsnL
I lsays SATURDAY for Hollywood.
That story az youFs dld u k'sss.
and ~ant yoa 10 hsxs first
crack a. this"
Receives Fsa Mail
Hollywood. no discios.d. sas ri
Anne in discovering PVT vi.
kinsnn. Sine. the Times sfaff.
h. IA. hssn getting far man fFem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Dawson Ranks
Third in Exams
Likely Will Lose
Pension Fund Job

CYL service rankings fof ~
~ - secretary to ne eitys 80
Pension FUND board : place ~
81 temporary appointment sinss
~ nrst - the year ~ Ralph
nzxisson. ssrs announced Thurs
dsY wItA nsvis-cn IN third Pizss
Accordingly. the name - Romes
A. Roft. bookkeeping machine
operator for several year. n ne
city light department. as eelnK
certified to the psnsion hoard
thursday - top rsnkinE eligible
faf the position.
The list released ty q r. AnlisFs
sen. secretary 90 the civil service
hosra. placed Pott first ard eFaY
Reagan. senior clerk in tss light
department storerncfli. SECOND
Il AS presumed Rott seula tsks
the position. which would Increase
I'm fram = present salary - usa
IL 300
DAWSON. son ~ former utlnuss
Commissioned Ira = nse1zzon.
served ss secretary 90 the commits.
sionsr until the new holder - re
office. X. ID. ONsiil abolished The
position.
On tho civil scrvic. iay-aff list
when the pension system wss SCI
up in January Davisson Was made
secretary until an official lit =
eligible. could he obtained ~ con.
pstitivs examination.
Thlriy-sight persons who toeA
the eivti service examination Wsr.
given rankings IN IN. iint q
.Arfhlss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Hollywood Beckons Armys Most
Doqqedly- Persistent Movie Fan

- parts - the y. = Including
- letter frrm q ksntt~sv aans@~l
ri sai1 SNAKES htn slsssH
fis hasnt e~~n 80 hslsv III
- "a mail. however = lntefxans
the aer~ s~flcsis ntisies~ e -.
tending nsaxiss ras recent ~
nsaesfs IL Csilfofnis threw ~
hshIaa ~hsauis saas<~hsf. 81
- se<n So FILMS -Hre t. ftn<s
fsslure n Apfil A. "a xfsHa
tatai since oet q - "a fs1tl-
lsa9th fliehsr-
Championship Waived
sanse officer IN CaisfnFnta. 80
ait.aA. mcytss 80 part = -
duties nd thouEht ~ wes ne
nesls setAs army ehsmF ~ -
pslhissiy gave ~ an claim = th>
tie shsn y. rad shsat fxt.
Nllkin@en
sfss4sss Ton shamp. 81 flkhl
fxt wakinsnn toia 20 shylY fie<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
u. S. Denounces
Japanese Move
Shorp Statement
Issued by Welles

fcontlnued From FsEs One1
tanned n ire statement - Japan
80. Ambassador Kichissburo No
rnura. Who called on him a. the
state department yesterday
TIRE text % the statement:
1T vii be recalled that in 1910
the japanese government gave ex-
preston or several occasions 70 -
desire that conditions Of disturb
anee should not spread 20 the re-
gion Of the Pacific. with special
references 70 The Netherlands
East Indies and French Indo-China.
This desire was expressly
eoneurred In nv MANY other
governments. including the
government of the United
States"
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NO DOUBT As TO
GOVERNMENT ATTITUDE

There Is no doubt as 10 the
attitude of the government and
people Of the United states toward
acts of aggression carried out by
use or threat Of armed force. That
attitude has been made sbundantly
clear.
'.Ry the course which II has
followed and Is following In
regard 10 Indo - China, the
japanese government Is Civ
ing clear indication that II Is
determined 10 pursue an oh
b>~tive Of expansion by force
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

KANSAS Crrv. Msy--nFs MI
arsd Fridsll. ~. Described Thurs.
lay haw she srewn<a her three.
naenth.eld h~hv nn . h.tAlah -
cause she 90. unshss - prepare
fs feod foFmals and sss >affY
because her husband nd u - 4.
she hss hesn 10 since ths h.hf
Charlie. t.s-nsrd -, sss s-aFn.
sna lsse w~rths sse stssnrt<a =
eammlt suicide shs sllies ths
child Nhlis her husband as ~
sask IN . foundry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
Spanaway Aluminium
Base Is Established

Arrangements Rave o>sn mad.
fer spsnsWsy residents. sho 1gss
- coop@rsis N tho alum NUN
drive. ~ leave their oid aluminium
xar. - neKsnziss Groesry. ~ -
nave BoY scouts cali for u se-
eordnz n Harold schNarz. scout
master u Troop No. -
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or threat Of force.


There Is not apparent 10 tbs
government Of the United States
any valid ground upon which the
japanese government would he
warranted in occupying Indo- China
or establishing bases in that area
as measures Of self-defense.
There u not the slightest
ground for belief on the part Of
even the most credulous that
the governments Of the United
states. Of Great Britain or OF
The Netherlands have any ter
ritorial ambitions IN Indo-
China or have been planning
any moves which could have
been regarded IA threats TO
Japan.
This government can only CON
clude that Abe action OF Japan u
undertaken because Of the esti-
mated value to Japan Of bases In
that region primarily for purposes
of further and more obvious move
ments of conquest in the adjacent
areas"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25
GAR. Ladies Plan Picnic
AT Puyallup Home Aug. A

travelling by way ~ YelIowssons
park This was their first trip
10 the Northwest and their week
here was spent on trips 10 various
points Of interest Mr.. Hsmmsr
and Mrs Hystrom are brother and
sister - Mrs Wathin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

PItAIIlP- part N hs
DAYS Of Ezra heeker celebration.
the board "a the Ladies Of the
G. A r. home will sponsor a PIC
mic At the home. formerly the
ussker mansion. on Monday. Aug
I. according 10 Mrs Frances NJ.
Haskell, superintendent of The
home.
Invitations have been sent to
Mayor Marry Cain Of Tacoma
Mayor william p. Laughlin Of
Pnyallup; Mayor Earl Aillikin Of
Seattle. Gov Arthur y. Langne.
former GOV. Clarence ID Martin
and State Budget Director Olaf
Olsen Of Olympia. Mrs. Haskell
will preside for the program and
Will be assisted In arranging the
affair by Mrs. Ottille Bartel and
Mrs May Vance. The public n
invited and each group - 10 pro-
vide its own lunch with coffee.
cream sugar and ICE cream fur
nished by the sponsors.
Farmer Union Picnic
kyergreeu local No 3a3. Farm
ers' union. will hold It's annual
picnic Sunday ~ Trout lake. THIS
will 10 an sil-dsy outing, zach
family providing It's own lunch
with coffee served by tho COM
nittee In charge Further m
formation rill 10 furnished BY
". { Reeve ~ Fred Blaser.
Plans are nearing completion for
the flower SHOW n 10 given ~ ne
Glove and TroWsl Garden elDb IN
the Puget Sound building Thurs
cay evening and all day Friday,
Aug : and
The event will 30 an arrange
ment exhibit Thursday July
al Mr. Blossom Parshurst Of
Seattle. authority on flower ar
rangement. will give demonstra-
ton on now flowers should ps
placed 10 give the best effect.
ms all % held ~ tho nome Il
Hrs Newell Hunt 7Os TN svs
= u beginning ~ 20 Al VINO
ars interested arc invited n attend.
SUNDAY Aug II. has bsen ehosen
= ne date FOR the annual picnic
= Dsffodi acne n Eagles TIE
affair vali - reid ~ Lake Geneva
- vss deeidsd ~ the meeting n
ne group Wednesday night
Deisrs N spesk
P1Iysn1p local No. Washing
ton Old Age Pension union All
meet Friday evening ~ 20 a.
fhe spiutualst church. 5ti IND
4. s r Speaker viii be Hugh
Delay. president o. ne Wash
lngt0n Commonwealth Federation
sor entertainment thers vii Ds
lsrds and oingo and ICE cream ard
axe viii D. served a. nominal
CT Tns public - invited.
Mr. and Mrs.. David HANNAH
= Newell la and Mr. end Hrs.
Lawrence Nystrom - "ortn4ng-
fen. MINI daughter. LpLs. and son,
Thomas wnn have been me guests
- Rev AM Ars. Walter Wsfsin
- fse SIN ave \ y, eft for
the1r sons Thursday Horning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-25

Final DEGREES ~ divorce awarded
IN superior court Thursday IN.
cludsd those 10 Csciis from 4srls
Jones Martha from Archis sauya-
gssu. Helen from walter " Grs.
nam and Elaine NJ from EoDsrt
z. prsnoyos'
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Tired Kdneys
Often Bring
Seepless NigIb

n=<s=-s ~ $50 kt<~~<s ~-<<<1. = -
sl--z 49, se~t ~~rs seas = - 9&<z<Na-
s<=< r-~<1~ ks~s - 80 - <l1&z4 F<ez@w4
- -~sefs n<~<<~s ~ut <~.><<s41 - ke<n[Hn
<==n<sl4@s s<e~s fA~es = @r.@< - 49,
go Frs~ tst@~~< - hl>-A<~r u-ef p>I1ur4
-. fs~<~f<< - ssf~~s faaM<7@n rupm<1o
r<z~~@@es -~<st<< ~ ~~~st@ - f~e< 49, y
ssxx s1~e $3.50 e<1~s~x h<<t@~k>. f&~~@ee<<e
$3.50. - rsl~< - - p~e 80 nnnrux.
s~<f4e< ra&~-~ ~@~t~ Ne go. <en1eeAnD
- tsssf<~~s
fssnN ~.Isf AZ 800 <s~urz-s - n.nas
-. z-~-i <.s~-~~~fal&s - uasiAs@< - - =
f=<<< 49, Sc $500 r-s.-t $50 - -
- a sala-~ y set~~r fst>~ t|s<< - -.
- <<<<- Is~-~ f->w et-~-tI GO n->ae -
-
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MINERS TO PICNIC

Annual old Tine Miners picnic
will be held ~ the All-AE grounds
IN Sumner Sunday. according 10
Gus brshsm. president. r..
cream. peanuts. races and sports
for IN. children have been ar
ranged Directing signs will 10
posted IN sumner.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store - Adv
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Core Of the News
HERE SUNDAY

Or X ". Kenyon. who conducts
a church Of the air" from Seattle
and Los Angeles. Will hold a meet
ing Sunday afternoon at 730 al
Sormanna hall. So. 18TH and X
SITS, to which the public 10 invited.
81 600 for your old aluminium.
See your /. O. A. or 20th Century
store. adv.
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Stewart Evans. s32 "a. fsth 81
messenger boy. reported -
police Ms bicycle was stolen Wei
nsadsy night 81 No. 50th ami
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moment r. deliver a telegram.
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HAY fever
Test This Quick Relief
Fer Mi,.ry 81 Running Nose. Itching
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Inst Try on. dos. of ~. plstt, CAL
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you don't begin IN feel better IN few min
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tsstelsss capsules. So successful IL e sold
~ roney-hsek guarantee. Similar svmp-
toms Of nasal eatarrh. Hay Asthms. Rose
Fsv.r-nsuslly helped effectively With
Dr.. Platt's CAL-RTNEX A. your druggist.
Formerly known as RlNEI.
adv
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FINAL Drvo.cr DEGREES

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time in one spot, it would not
be likely to recur
However, skin infections are
subject to rules of their own.
For instance, erysipelas, which
is an infection Of the skin. is
more likely to come as a recur-
renee than if it hadn't hap
pened at al.
A perSon-and ii is usually
an elderly person who has
erysipelas-will have an attack.
completely recover. and then
within a week or 10 days have
another one and 60 through the
experience all over again.
Perhaps the infections in
the skin which we call either
beils or carbuncies. obey the
same immunologic rules. Ger
tain il is that especially in the
arnpit, boils will come in crops
and keep Fostering the poor vic
tim indefinitely.
The best advice that we can