davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-01-13

mans from the west This was not
possible. however, because of the
fall of Poland and the disruption OF
the armies which might have con-
tributed to the formation of such
a front.
Should the Italian collapse be
complete. there is good possibility
that the war might shift to the east
once more. In such an eventuallty
the cooperation of the French
Army in SYRIA with the Turks might
Evening star., 1941-01-13

the main out
line of the solu-
ton of the far
ranging, compli-
Gated problem,
which has been
the subject Of
m a ny confer
ences and dis
C u S S ions b y
Army and Navy
and air chiefs
since IL was pre-
cipitated by the
lease of the is
land bases from
Great Britain.
NJ linn tho
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described as q
bill Ito meet
all contingencies
I a c ing tn e
United States in
1341 and 1912"
Principal among
these contingen-
cies is the pos
sibility that de-
spite e Britain's
heroic fight, she
may be COM
PEELED to SUR
render. While
this result is not
expected here
the fact that it
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Relations With Turks Cordial

1t significant that the relations
chief and the Turks have become cordial
Den who has spent number intelligence
of the Turkish personally While
officer in Syria under Gen. Weygand 1928 he known his
strongly pro-Turkish sentiments
cordial relations
The victories of the British forces had
power
popagandis had worked"
had the for antiBtish uprising
in Suedia Arabia. Transordania and Palestine.
anti-Brtish by
the Italians have shipping ammunition
Arabia All details for the uprising Of
entire Near East from the Red the ranian border
the disntegration of Ga1anis it and
believe will join
Evening star., 1941-01-13

a roundup OF ed
itorial comment
throughout the
Nation. Since
the majority of
our people get
their fundamen-
tai impression on
newspaper atti-
tudes from the
headlines on the
from t page, IT.
would seem to be
indicated that a
roun up OF
headlines is nec-
essary for a view
e -
of newspaper re-
Evening star., 1941-01-13

two-motored British plane made
a forced landing Saturday night
near the village of Mizerieux in the
Department of Ain of unoccupied
France
The six creWmen. uniniured, were
arrested by French authorities.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Australians Popular With A. E. F.

the Australians who making mnmeat
Musoni nvncile" legion Africa
fighting who popular with the A. F. Our doushboys
the "Anzacssoldiers
always happy find themselves the battle
huskies of the British Persngs
them only superior but like
does surprise
old buddies
Evening star., 1941-01-13

have altered our whole defense con-
cept. sending our expense budget
soaring to heights above 1917 even
though we have not declared war
and nobody has declared war on us.
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Administration Leaders Confident

Amid the gathering storm leaders rade serene
practically everything President will eventually be
him. They concede the probability notifications in the BILL
that will fundamentally change its Reliance Of the
overwhelming
popular support
coalition
wrecked previous occasions These
anti
which would drive AGAINST defense eg
Evening star., 1941-01-13

lation. Formidable as the opposition
may be, the Democratic hosts under
leadership of Senators like Barkley,
George, Byrnes, Harrison, Wagner,
Connally, Lucas, Sheppard, Lee and
Pepper and Representatives like
Rayburn, Mccormack, Bloom. Bo-
land, May, Vinson and Luther
johnson count upon repelling any
barrage to which its foes subject
the aid-to- -democracies plan, far
reaching and unOrthodoX as It is.
Evening star., 1941-01-13

HE opinions OF the Drers this their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions are presented IN The
Stars e0or to gDe all sides OF questions interest to It's
readers although such opinions be contradictory
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1941-01-13

believe February the outside,
the proposed presidential written into law But all
concerned that battle royal of historic bitterness is the
ofng The Presidents friends fear delay than defeat and will
struggle hard for quick action They expect substantial Republican
typical of the G. o P. element in question:
Evening star., 1941-01-13
BY COL. FREDERICK PALMER.

There is more than meets the eye
in the establishment of the three
ocean fleet commands and the Army
Caribbean defense command. 1t is
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by the lend-lease bill, it is indis-
pensable that some one should have
them, in order that swift action may
be possible. Over and over again
Mr.. Roosevelt emphasized speed as
the all-urgent need. He insisted it Is
imperative If the democracies are to
survive. AS a concrete instance of
why it is necessary to bestow author
ity to act without delay, the Presi-
Japt oitod tbo noco of denarrapV
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that might want five planes within 48 would De
vital might
pointed would be the
exception the rule but the Commander in Chief holds that
with exceptions well
to dealW rule
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Headlines
Tell Reaction
To Roosevelt
Roundup Of Press
On His Message to
Congress Is Given
By JAY FRANKLIN.

After any major development In
our public life it is customary for
the metropolitan papers to publish
Evening star., 1941-01-13
War Aid Bill
Needs New
Name
Might Be Termed
Measure to Meet
All Contingencies
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

The lend or lease" bill now before
Congress needs q new name. 1t
has been called the "all aid to
democracies bill" It might better be
Evening star., 1941-01-13
Possible Campaign in Balkans

British the possibility of campaign in the Balkans
allied
front distract the attention Of the Ger:
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badly demoraZed
disciplnarlan. him %
order in the and
once HOMOGENEOUS
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British Flyers Arrested
On Landing in France

BY the Associated Press.
VICHY, France, Jan. l3.-French
authorities announced today that
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Palestine and TranSjordania. Thence,
after their loyalty had been tested,
they were sent to join the army in
Egypt and have shown that they can
fight. In many instances during
the battle of the last five weeks,
they were put at the head of the
columns and were used as a spear
head of the attacking forces.
Other officers we're fed up with
the war and preferred to return
home. Finally the remaining troops
Evening star., 1941-01-13

milder colds, and colds of shorter
duration than those who did not
use it. So be on guard! Gargle full
strength Listerine Antiseptic. at
least twice a day.
ar 4 nnI n eee vnIID nnnTnp
Evening star., 1941-01-13
This Changing World
French Reported Whipping Army in Syria
Into Shape Under Command Of Gen. Dentz
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.


Is
to doing thorough the assigned whip
remnant of the Levant into shape.
generals positions
political ofcer Weygand personally
disrupted
the
the British They left with substantial
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
LA GACErA
Jurado de Majeres

Por primera vez en- la histo-
ria del estado de New York un
jurado compuesto por muJeres
rindi6 un veredicto unanime, en-
la Corto Suprema de Manhat-
tan, en- contra de ToIey A. Har-
dy, de Tucson, Arizona, un abo-
gado, a quien hacia una recla-
maci6n William R. White, super
intendente de Dances, en- Rela-
ci6n con Ia quie5ra y liquida-
ci6n del Mercantile Bank and
Trust Co. Apreci6 ell jurado que
Mr.. Hardy dabe $26,316, ade-
mas de s11,425 en- r6ditos.
Ell taquigrafo de la Corte era
tambi@n una mujer. Preside Ell
juicio Ell magistrate Morris Ed
er.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
De UtiIidad

Son variadOs los usos de la
sal en- la limpieza domestica. 81
Sc espolvorean con sal las aifom
bras, antes de b~arrerlas, ell pol
vo no Sc levanta y ell tapiz reco-
bra sus dolores brillantes.
La sal arrojada sobre ell ho-
lin apaga las Hamas; 81 Sc echa
IN una estufa, hace que desapa-
rezJa TODD olor desagradable +;
sobre ell carbon donde Sc asan
las carnes, en- algunos paiseg, da
un fuego claro y brillante,
La gaceta., 1941-03-18

welt elOgi6 a los donantes y dijo:
"Acepto esta obra a nombre del
pueblo de esta naci6n democra-
tica y sostengo la creencia de
esta naci6n en- un espfritu hu-
manO que ahora Sc halla en- pc
ligro en- todas parties, y Ell cual.
en- muchos paises donde prime
no encontr6 forma y significa-
do, Ina sido arrancado, rotO Y
destruido". Aceptar hoy esta D.
bra es reafirmar ell prop6sito
del pueblo de America de que Ia
libertad del espiritu y de la men
be humana, que ha producido las
mas grandes obras de arte y los
prodigios de la ciencia, no con-
tinGe siendo destruida,
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
81 ATENAS ES BCMBAR-
DEADA LA WAGON IN
GlESA
A ROMA A

Roma, mario Is. FL go. ier-
no ing.es ha hecho saber al Eje
que 81 su aviaci6n bombardea a
atenas, los aeroplancs BRITAIN
Jcos bombardearan tambian a
Roma.
La noticia lego a Italia por
conducto del Vaticano. Nj Roma
nj Atenas han sido bombardea-
das desde que la guerra entire
Italia y Grecia comenz6; pero
temesa que los nazis interview
gan en- ell conflicto Y decidan A.
AGAR por ell aire a la cuna de Ia
civilization occidental.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
R DE ROBERTO

Querido Padre: I'm vuelo
maravilloso! I'm panorama de
10 mas hermoso que la mente
humana puede imaginar!
Parecfa un enorme mapa en-
relieve, con montahas, rios, bos-
ques, lagos, lanuras y picos vol
canicos.
Estamos en- la ciudad de San
Salvador, en- la rep1blica de Fl
Salvador, la mas pequeha entire
los pafses c-entro-americanos.
Els mayor en- extension terri
torial que ell estado de Mary
land. Tiene mas habitantes, pOr
milla c~uadrada, que ninguna o.
ira naci6n de la America espa-
nola. Els Ell Gnico pals de Centre
America que no tiene salida al
Atlantico.
He visto aqui muchas hacien-
das, grandes cafetales, campos
sembrados con cana de azlcar,
arroz y tabaco.
Ell balsamo es un arbol de
bastante tamaho, blancO en- ell
tronco, y da un jugo que por aca
strive de antiseptico. Los indioS
10 usan mucho. Sc extrae ell bal
samO, sc refina y Sc eNporta en-
grandes cantidades q los Esta-
dos Unidos.
MOdernas son todas las ten
das. Los muelles han sido fabri-
cados con MADEIRA del pals v es-
p~ecialmente caoba y balsamo.
Toda la labor Sc ha realiZado g
Imano Y es bellisima. Abundan
los talleres psquehos en- los cua-
les habiles tesanos fabriHan
numerOsOs CjetOs de usO do
mestico y para vender en- ell ex-
tranjero. iSon verdaderos artis-
taS!
La ciudad de San Salvador es
moderna y por todas parties Sc
observa ell paso del progreso.
Las Gales eStan bien pavimen-
tadas. Ell gobierno de FL Saliva
dor ha gastado minones de pc
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Estudiantes: vamos a Ieer Ell idioma espa6ol
eel hOmbre que habla dos lenguas vale pOr dos
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

SOS en- construir y por esta ra-
z6n pcsee las mejores carrete-
ras del grupa de naciones que
ccmponen la America Central.
Visite aver ell lslgo Ipalango.
Me dej6 encantado. En- 1880 las
aguas de este lsgo subieron y
despues bajaron unos % pies.
Como resultado de este en- Ell
centre fu6 surgiendo una isla
que lego hasta una altura de
200 pies. Despues Sc descubrie-
ron otras islas memories.
Lo mas pintoresco es Ell vol
can Zalco. Este como volcanico
brot6 en- ell medic de una llanu-
"a, hace mas de un siglo, y Gre
clio hasta la altura de 5000 pies.
De noohe parece un gran faro
o antorcha gigantesca, arrojan-
do Mamas y hume por su crater.
FL material de ropa que mas
Sc usa aquf lleva Ell nombre de
"manta". Como vienen teniendo
dificultades para vender Ell al
god6n, Sc proyecta abrir una IA
brica de 'manta".
ST no hacemos esto-dicen
Sc perdera la industrial salvado-
rena del algod6n.
Espero salir de aqui en- la
tarde de hoy. TIE escribire.
Mucho tie quiere, tn hijo
Roberto.
Vocabulario:
Bale: ball, dance
iBala: bullet, shot
Balancear: to balance, to
weigh.
lBalde: bucket.
Bajo: low, dull.
Bandera: flag.
IBanar: to battle.
Bano: bath, bathing.
Barato: cheap.
Barrier: to sweep.
Barril: barrel.
Bastante, enough, rather.
Batir, to beat; to fight.
BAIL: trunk, chest.
Biblioteca: library.
Bienvenida: welcome.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
LA GALERIA
NACIONAL DE ARTE Y


Washington, mario 18.-La
Galeria Nacional de Arte fue
entregada anOche al presidente
Roosevelt, como jefe de estado,
tomando parte en- la ceremonial
Ell presidente del tribunal SUI
premO, Mr.. Hughes; un hijo del
difunto Millionaire Mellon, ell.
Millionaire Y coleccionista KresS
y Ell presidente Roosevelt.
AL recibir ell edificio de mar
mol y los tesOros de pintura y
escultura, ell p~residente Roose-
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MeRthC- MuIsiOP

ing highest grade heechwood creo.
scte for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia fig syrup gives Mcutao-
Muls;or . taste the whole family
will like. It elings to the mem
brahes so its soothing, healing in
gradients Rc' faster, better. An
Ohio minister recently said from
his pulpit:
Attendance at church is neces-
sHry for human welfare, but don't
endarger the congregation with q
cold cough wke2 Mentho- Mulsion 10
50 inexpensive and easy 70 obtain >
Msntho-M uls,on is endorsed By
your neighbors and que rsntced by
lerding druggists evaryWhere -adv.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
CORtestdci6R

Ell viudo, no muy ducho en-
cuestiones ortograficas, contes-
taba de este modo a una de las
recibidas cartas de pesame
Por mucho que mi vida dure,
nunca podra borrar de mi re-
cuerdo la obsesi6n de tai perdi-
d..
Pero en- la palabra perdida-
oh, cruel sarcaSmo-se lie divide
poner ell acento.
81
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
DE
LA COLONIA LATINA
(Viene dc Ia ga pt0.)

madre, ETC., Y nj siquiera lie has
mandado a callar.
-Tu habias dicho algo sobre
su padre, que lie lego o parece le
lego al corazon.
4 Has leido 10 que dice La
Gaceta sobre Ell lenguaje "pu-
trefacto"?
-Yo no leo csc peri6dico, por
cuanto combate a mi partido.
-lCual es tn partido?
oh, tn bien 10 sabes...
70 no tengo mas partido
que el TIC Samuel.
Mira, viejo no me vengas
con cuentos de patriotismO mien
tras vendas nGmeros de bolita.
NO es patriOtismo, es Leaf
tad al pais-como dice la Ca
ceta'.
NO me sigas mencionando
csc peri6dico... "reaccionario''.
i Reaocionario y defiendel
la democracia y pide lealtad pa
va Estados!
-Tu me entiendes.
70 no tie entiendo.
-,Es que Manteiga lie "guata-
Iuea'' a los americanos.
Else no lie ''guataquea" a M
die y por este es pObre. 81 quiz
sierra "guataquear", como til di-
ceg, lie sobrarian los ''papiros".
= Mira, Gambia ell disco y
consigueme ell numero que te
pedf...
-Esta bien, pero haz Ell ia
vor de ponerle una mordaza a.
"cachorrito".
-Es I'm pals libre, viejo, y
puede hablar como lie de la ga
ma.
Themes que explicarle me-
jor la libertad, por la conve-
niencia de la misma "criatura''.
TIE estas poniendo muy
''pesado" y muy "critic6n".
Els que en- los nihos Ell len
guaje de esa clase suena muy
NAL. 70 no lie vendo bolita a los
ninos y Sc la Nendo a los mayo
res... porque tengo que ganarme
La vida.
Y ell andaluz complete su re-
lato con eStas palabras: Y, sin
embargo, Sc ha criticado a mi
paisana, a quien Dios bendiga,
por haber dicho unas palabri-
tas sin mala intenci6n!
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Ina ORTANT!a
emedicaI tests reveal
how thousands of WOMEN ~
" AYE ' 70 Get new ENERGY

II you feel tired out, limp, listless.
moody, depressed-if your nerves
are constantly on 1dge and you re
losing your boy friends TO more
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All you ms need is a good reliable
tonic. II so, just try famous Lydia II,
Pinkham's Vegetable CumLound
made especially for women. Let il
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and asslmilate more wholesome food
La gaceta., 1941-03-18

A colo cough seriously sndaRgers
"a, youi family, and your business
asso .qtes. Illness from colds and
COUGHS causes more loss of time
than all other diseases combined.
If YOU have a cough due to a cold,
get Man.ho- the guaran-
teed medicine, today. If Mentho-
Mulsion fails to stop your SOughihs
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any medicine you ever tried, ask
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Mentho-M ulsion is mole than an
jrd;nery mediocre. It contains vita
nlins A and d to build youI cold
resistance, and seven soothing,
ling ais ard u%nFueots. includ
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
PARA La MUJER DEL HOGAR

da y, amen de su vinillo, encar-
ga un biste con papas fritas.
CuandO lie sirven To pedido,
Sc enfada con ell camarero, al
que recrimina y dice: !Qua
frian este biste un POGO mas!
mo We listed, homiore de Dios,
que esta sangrando?...
iASi son las cosas!
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Las Chinampas

Son primavera que flotan
sobre las aguas del lago
mientras les indios elevan,
como una oracion, su canto.
Ohinampas de Xochimilco,
como cisneS encantados
vas cub.ertas de annapolis,
de margaritas, de nardos..
Mexico es una chinampa,
eS Ia chinampa encantada
sobre un Xochimilco tragico.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Quejia

Ell hombre salvaje que Sc ex-
hibe en- las Ferias y lama aulli-
dos de fiera, y come carne cru
da, una vez acabado su trabajo
entra de particular en- una fon-
La gaceta., 1941-03-18

ST, senOr, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
Y Gale IS.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
AN URGENT MESSAGE
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
oN4eAetionAl trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOUkSELF getting EAatles9 moody,.ner-
vous, deproAed ~l6telyAyour work too much
Tor you
Then why DOT take Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 70 help quiet weary,
aystsrisai nerves, relieve monthly pain
dizzy taintiRg spells due to fractional ir-
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For over 90 years Pinkhams COMPOUND
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La gaceta., 1941-03-18
DOCTORS FORMULA
. GREAT SUCCESS FOR Ugly SURFACE
PIN PIES

No pase humillaeionss gor tsnor
"a cara LENA de CranOs. Aqni o.
II Ia ayuda. FL liquldO ZEMO,
poeerOso suavizante, alivia rGpi-
damente Il cSmeg6n, ell doIor ,
cura. ZEM0 eontiene IL de los
mas pcderosos eSsetivos :nRre
por especiaIistas De gran meflto.
Una prusba le convoncera. IS cts
&C , S1.0n I'm e~ualquier bot'-s
dientes m6dicos. recomandado.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18

which Jour body uses directly for
energy TO help build up more physi-
el resistance and thus help calm
llttcsy nerves, lesser female funo,
tional distress and give YOU joyful
bubbling energy that Is reflected
turnout your whole being.
Over 1000, 900 women have re.
ported marvellous benefits from
Pinkham's Compound. Results
should delight youl Telephone your
druggist right now for a bottle.
WELL WORTH TRYING.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18
Helado de Crema al Bigcocho

Helado de Crema al BigcOcko
Ingredientes: seis yemaS de
huevo, medic litro de leche ocho
cucharadas grandes de azdcar,
una cucharadita de esencia de
vanilla, 159 gramOS de bizco-
chos que esten secos, so gramos
de almendras tostadas. Sc hace
Ia crema con las yemas, la leche,
el azdcar y la vanilla. Sc pone
al fuego, y antes de que rom
pa a hervir Sc retira.
Sc machacan en- ell m%ortero
las almendras, despu5s de ha-
.berlas quitado la cascariEla. Los
.bizcochos Sc t|rituran bien Y Sc
les va uniendo a la crema, mo-
viendolo constantemente y sim
separate del fuegO, pero sin
que llegue a hervir. Pueden po-
nerse avellanas en- lugar de al
mendras. Sc deja enfriar y Sc
.pone a helar, sirviendOlo en- un
molde cuadradO.
La gaceta., 1941-03-18

may ahect Che Heart

may aIiect the Heart
Gas trapped In the stomach or gullet may set lie q
hair trigger on tho heart At the hrst sign Of distress
smart men and women depend on Hell-ans Tablets 70
set gas free. No laxative but made Of the fastest
acting medicines known for acid indigestion. II the
FIRST DOSE doesn't prove Bell ANS better. return
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
New Officers TO Be Installed by
Rhodes Legion Post Monday

New officers Of Edward B.
Rhodes post. No. 2. American Le-
gion. Will be installed at the Le-
gion hall Monday. beginning at
Sis p. m. The installing officer
viii be Anker c. Bjornstad. district
commander.
Burdette 3 Busselle will be in
stalled as commander. Earl p.
Wright, senior vice commander:
Edward b. Armstrong. junior vice
commander; Jess ID. Damien. Jun
Tor past commander: Earl VI. Will
Jams. chaplain: Harry J. c. Berg.
adjutant; Adolph Bloom, senior
color bearer; Bert Watt. junior
color bearer: wilfred z. Burrows,
sargesnt-at-arms. and Frederick
Hepp. historian.
Special entertainment and re-
freshments will follow the cere-
mony. The Rhodes post, it is an
nounced. has a membership Of 756
men, largest number since 1926.
tieally demolished the automobile.
All three persons were hurled from
the car by the impact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Tacoman One
OF z Killed
Had Been in Army
For Two Years

Sgt. Loren Dale Collins. who en-
listed from Tacoma IN the 2eth En-
gineers two years ago. died in a
Vancouver. Wash. hospital late
Thursday night from injuries re-
oeived in an accident early Thurs
day morning.
Collins father. Enos orville Col
Inns. 1916 So. Madison. left Friday
to return his sons body 10 Tacoma
for burial.
Dead earlier in the same acct
dent was Shirley Spencer. Is. bride
Of John Spencer. 2eth Engineers.
Another occupant Of the car. Mar
garet Corn. %. Keshena. Wise,
was being treated in a Portland
hospital.
Collins car hit the curb in
Portland street and left the road
striking three trees which prac-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Washington Coop Employees
Take Come and See" Tour

. munity Chest, employees H The
Washington Cooperative Egg and
Poultry association went on a
"Come and See" tour Thursday
afternoon.
In cars furnished by the lay
boards OF the Salvation Army and
the Goodwill Industries. the party
was picked up at the plant on the
tideflats at 3 p. M, and taken first
To the Tacoma Day nursery.
Here the children. who receive
day care only at the institution. had
just had their maps and mid-after-
noon lunch, and were out in the
play yard very much occupied
playing In and Out the window.
A number of visitors were in
duced by the children TO join in.
and the game proceeded with par
Elephants who probably hadn't
played for 80 years. and never
thought they would again.
Visit Ozanam Home
The Ozanam home for the aged
at 1912 So. Yakima was visited
next. Here Sister Edwards con-
Quoted the party through the es-
tablishment, where they paused
many times to talk and joke with
the residents.
The last stop was at the offices
Of the Tacoma Public Health Nurs-
ing association In the city hale
Miss Aileen futile, one of the IL
Public Health nurses who serve
the community, showed a movie
depicting cross-section OF the !
services given the public by the
association. With the film she
gave running commentary fur
Their explaining the various func-
tons and problems involved in the
work.
Those On Tour
Those participating in Thurs
days tour were: Mrs. Mary
Charles. Mrs. Walter Harrison,
Ornells Loen. Mrs. Ethel Johnson,
Mary Vidor, Mrs. Jean Thorning.
August johnson. John Sharp, r.
c. Owen, N. A. Lilly. Roy Nc
MILAN and Floyd Knapp.
Gaining impetus each week. the
tours will continue until the open
ing Of the joint u. s. O.-Com-
munity Chest drive, october 23.
The chest office will arrange
itineraries and transportation for
any individuals or groups inter
ested in taking Come and See"
tour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Picnic on Sunday
For Moose Lodge
Outing Will Be
AT Surprise Lake

The Loyal Order Of Moose lodge
will hold a big picnic Sunday. Aug.
"a. at Hidive on Surprise lake.
There viii be contests, games.
prizes and entertainment. Coffee.
sugar and ice cream will be fur
nished free Of charge All men,
bers and friends will be welcome
TO attend.
Rex Bigelow Is chairman Of the
picnic committee. Henri Auge pub
LEFTY director. and Judd Wendell
is in charge Of the sports and con-
tests.
There will be baseball gam.
between city and county officials.
Bob O'Neil will manage the city
team. and Bob Gleason will man.
age the county officials team.
Glenn Belts famous trick horse
LaPaloma will perform and en-
terrain. Other features will in
clude boating, dancing and swim
ming.