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res.
FL marques detuvo con un
gesto al senior que Sc disponia
a salir para telegrafiar:
-iPerd6n, senor! iPermita-
me que lie entregue dinero para
Ell telegrama!
-iQuite listed, por Diosl
-iAh, no, de ninguna name
ra!
DE ninguna manera-repi-
ti6 la marquesa.
-iAhi esta, en- mi america
ma, mi cartera, donde llevo dine
70! iCojan ell que haga faltal
Viendo que los mobiles enfer-
mos hacian la question cosa de
gabinete, uno de los medicos Sc
decide a hundir la mano en- los
bolsillos de la chaqueta de don
Rodolfo.
Pero TODD fue inutil.
Con gran sorpresa del concur
so y de los marQueses, la carte
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LA uAcEr1

que Sc lie hicieron, el negro CAM
pe6n manifesto: 70 saba que
estaba p~erdiendo Y estim6 que 81
Gnico canine era ganar por no
caut.
"Despues de TODD, fue soda
mente un desafio de 13 innings.
Tuve que arriesgarme con la IL
quierda y este por POGO me cues
ia la pelea. Debo reconocer que
Billy me ofreci6 una gran pelea
y que supo conservar la cabeza".
Mike Jacobs bes6 al pdgil de-
rrotado en- las mejillas y lie dijo
algo al dido. Este Sc interpreted
como una promesa para Ell
match de revancha.
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ra no Sc encontr6.

ra no Sc encontr6.
FL hector sabe que no podia
encontrarse.
A estas horas, la elegante car
terra, con sus flamanteS fajos de
bliletes, estaba sepudtGdG-ja.
mas Sc ha empleado esta pala-
bra en- literature con mas pro.
piedad en- el fondo del ataud de-
cementerio viejo donde habiase
refugiado ell diez wees ilustye
Pablito.
AL fin hubo de rendirse a Ia
evidencia.
Ell dinero y la cartera habiar
volado.
-Pero no Sc apuren ustedes
les haga falta...
Bastaba para clio que eStos Sc
nores fueran personals de cali
dad, para que TODD ell pueblo Sc
pusiera a su disposition.
Que sabido es que, por los ST
gaos de los siglos, Sc cumpliran
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Jose Luis venci6 a Billy Conn por nocaut
Una derecha a la mandfbula produjO la derrot'
Conn recibio dos pequehas heridas

New York, JUNO 19.-El cam
pe6n del peso complete, Jose
Luis, de nuevo defepdi6 con ext
to su titulo y en- ell decimo terce-
no asalto puso a dormir a Billy
Conn, ell retador, e~xcampe6n de
las ITS libras. .
A juicio de los peritos llevaba
Conn la ventaja, en- puntos.
cuando la deredha del campe6n
Sc estrello contra su barba y lie
derrib6 por la cuenta de diez.
Ell retador pele6 con gran des-
treza y valentia y atribuye su
derrota a que decide zanzibar
golpes con Luis.
Mas de $4,000 freneticos espec
tadores ovacionaron a los dos pr
giles y e~specialmente a Conn.
por su resistencia, coraje y ha'
Der Mevado la ofensiva en- varios
de los asaitos.
En- las taquillas Sc recauda
ron, seg1n aviso del empresaric
Mike Jacobs, $3.50 900. Abona
ron su entrada 54,487 personas
Fue en- ell d6cimo tercero que
Luis atac6 a Billy con toda 81
potencia pegandole ganchos d.
izquierda y uppercuts, con inne
gable efectividad. CREASE que {
arbitro Eddie Josephs iba a in.
tervenir, proclamando vencedol
al campe6n, por nocaut tecnico
cuando I'm terrible punetazo ID
derecha cogi6 a Conn en- la carr
y lie derrib6 a la Iona. Joseph'
hizo la cuenta de diez mientrat
81 excampe6n de las It's libra!
hacia esfuerzos para incorporaI
Sc. Dos wees resbab Billy en- e
curse del match, pero no Sc L
anotaron como "caidas."
Conn pele6 con la habilidac
del "Caballero" Jim Corbett, en-
a criterio de los eXpertos, perc
no pudo arrebatarle ell titulo a
mas notable campe6n de la his
toria del pugilismo.
Despues del match Luis mani
fest6 que estaba dispuesto a dai
lie otra oportunidad. Mike ia
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cobs, segun Sc aflrma, los pre-
sentara d enuevo en- Ell mes de
septiembre.
Ell campe6n castig6 muy dura
mente a Conn en- los asaltos Sc
gundo y tercero y muchos espec
tadores llegaron a Greer que la
pelea Sc terminaria antes del
sexto; pero Sc equivocaron.
AL llegar Ell cuarto round,
Conn atac6 al "dinamitero" con
derechas a la barba y un fuerte
bombardeo de ganchos de IL
quierda a la cabeza y Ell cuerpo.
Luis respondi6 al atalue, en-
Ell quinto, y lie descarg6 a Billy
un gancho de izquierda "que es-
tuvo a punto de arrancarle la ca
beza." En- este asalto sufri6 Ell
retador una herida en- la celia de
recha.
Conquist6 Luis ell sexto, por
un ligero margen, aunque, Billy
atac6 en- los Gltimos segundos.
Despues del sexto Sc creci6
Conn y no perdi6 un asalto has
ia ell deoimo tercero, cuando la
dedeoha del campe6n lie puso a
dormir.
Ademas de la Merida sobre el
ojo derechQ, ell campe6n hiri6 a
su contrario en- el puente de la
nariz.
No presentaba Luis marcas
del combate, cuandO sus amigos
acudieron a Nisitarle despues
del Bout.
Conn declare que Johnny Ray,
su director, lie habia aconsejado
no Sc "me2clara" con Luis, pero
que 6l 10 habia hecho y particu-
larmente en- los asaltos septimo,
octave, noveno, d6cimo y duo
d6cimo".
"Despu6s lie df OCCASION y con
TN punetazo me derrib6. Quizas
tengamos una historic diferente
la pr6xima vez".
Mudhos p~eriOdistas congratu-
laron primerO a Conn y mas tar
de nenaron 81 'camerino' Eel
vencedor.
La madre de Conn, que esta
enferma, declare en- Pittsburgh
que Sc sentfa orgullosa de su hi
jo. Una hermana de Billy que
ola la pelea por la Radio, Sc des-
mayo cuando a su hermano ie
hacian la cuenta. Una hermann
ia de IL amos, Peggy Ann, au-
gur6 que Billy derrotara a Luis
en- ell venidero encuentro.
Respondents a preguntas
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co de aquel senior que Sc habia
interesado por ella en- Zaragoza.
Luego, Sc asom6 al ventanuco
del carbonate, y vi6 Ell sol, unos
campos verdes, un pueblo enca-
ramado en- una altura, Y unas
praderas, por donde corria un
rio.
Despues descubri6 a Cogorza
y al Chepa, que hablaban dando
la espalda a los carromatos, v,
por un canine que subia al pue-
bio, vic las figuras repugnantes
de Madame Renard y Madame
PAT, que avanzaban cogidas del
brazo, llevando sendas cestas,
para comprar provisiones.
Entonces la nina, reuniendo
todas sus fuerzas, echando ma
no de aquel valor que heredara
de su madre hero,ca, de su D.
DIRE, tan grande y tan noble, sa-
Ito del caro- como una bala, y
emprendi6 una kca tuga hacia
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deSdiChada, paseando por TODD
ell concurso una mirada LENA de
espanto.
mo tie alarmes, hija mia
ia contesto la primera doha
Rosalinda, la duena de la casa.
que era la esposa del Registra-
dor de la propiedad del pueblo;
|iestas con gentes que te quie-
rem!
Ketty, llevandose ambas ma
nos al pecho, rompi6 en- un liam
to leve, revslador de sus infini-
tos temores.
lAh, ahora recordaba 10 ocu-
rrido!
Ella misma, ella sola, habia 10
grade, en- un momento de infini-
ia desesperaci6n, echarse al sue
10 desde ell camastro hediondo
en- cue Ia arrojaron sus verdu-
gos, y consigui6 cortar sus liga-
duras, con ayuda del cortaplu-
mas que enoOntrsra en- e chale-
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OEPORTES
LEGO Ell GLADIATOR Gu.
BANJO LEGION

Ell gladiator cubano Jose Lee
g6n, del peso weller, regres6 a.
yer a Tampa y aqui peleara ba-
10 la direction de Babe del Va
Ne.
Legion combati6 aqui, en- 1889,
con Billy Cooper y Buster Ca
rroll, dejandO en- ell amino de
los 'ffieles" una eXcelente i'm
preston.
Asegura del Vale que Ell p1-
blico cubano no guerra que Le-
g6n Sc marchase pero 81 10 per.
suadi6 a realizar Ell viaje. "Esta-
mos listos para aceptar peleaS
con los mejores hombres de las
lat libras''.
Muchacho correcto y amalble
Legion hizo aqui muchos amigos
en- su anterior vista.
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Sc LIE BUSCA OTRO ADVER
SARIO A M

Frank LaMarque, ell empresa
rio de Benjamin Field, anda a
la bGsqueda de I'm nuevo contra
rio para Tommy Gomez, ell sol
dado de Banding.
Proposiciones lie han sido he
dhas a Jack Marshall, Melio
Bettina Buddy Scott, Bob Pas
tor, Tony Novak, Jim Downing
Y Eddie Nader.
Ell joven soDdado solo podra
sostener otra pelea antes de que
SUI regimiento marche a partici-
par en- las maniobras militares
1ue Sc verificaran en- ell estadC
de Luisiana.
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TONIC TERCERO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

nos sea dificil conseguir con-
vencerla para que Sc venga con
nosotros.
Ella decia que no guerra a.
bandonar a sus compaheritos de
miseria, esos otros nihos a que
ustedes aluden. Parece que a to-
dos los han robado los misera-
bles.
Estas noticias volaban por
Ell pueblo, excitando todavia mas
los animos contra las dos Illus
tres prisioneras. que habian si-
do encerradas en- Ell propio Guar
tel de la guardia civil, por no
tener la pequeha carcel del pue-
bio departamentO para mule
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sobre la TERRA las profeticas
palabras de Jesucristo: "iAl
que tenga lie sera dado, Y al que
no tenga, aun 10 que tenga lie Sc
"a quitado!".
Ell juez oy6 detenidamente la
eXtensa declaration que media
bora despu6s lie hicieron los dos
marqueses de 10 ocurrido en- Ia
ragoza.
Claro esta que antes don Ro-
dolfo habia infomado al juez
con TODD detalle de los anteceden
ties del espantoso drama que en-
volvia la vida de la infeNz
Ketty.
-Asi... lesa pobre nina es so
brina de uStedes?
I'm efecto, senior juez. Es Ia
hija de nuestro sobrino carnal
Pedro de Ndnez y de Gu esposa
Maria de la Cruz.
lY esa nina fu& rObada ha-
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DIVORCES

Decretos: Luisa Gertrudis Wick
2rs contra Lee j. Vickers; Ollie
Mary Jones contra Leslie Adye
Jones; Henry Thomas contra
Erline Thomas.
Nuevas demandas Sallie Lee
bern contra john Leebern.
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Once innings jugaron Gigan'
ties y Piratas y e. juego qued6
empatado. Butcher lanz5 por y
Pittsburgh y Whiting Y Melton
,por el New York. Oft descarg6
.su 17' cuadrangular. Itpez no
lpudo batear de hit, en- tres We
ces.
New York &c, 8h, De; Pitts
5urgh &c, 10h, De.
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Don 'jonrrones" de Leiber a.
yudaron al exito de los Cubs So
rore Ia novena de Leo Durocher'
Olsen fue Ell serpentinero CANA
dor y Hamlin ell vapuleado.
Brooklyn 1c, 5h, lie; Chica-
go Sc Sh, De,
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IiIGA AMERICANA

Bob Feller supo dominar a los
Atl6ticos y obtuvo su decimo
cuarto triunfo del ano.
Cleveland lac TN, De; Fila
DELTA 2c, 4h, 2e.
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Con Lee de pitcher los Medals
Blancas vencieron de nuevo a
los Yankees. La derrota lie CO.
rreapondi6 a Chandler.
Chicago Sc, 5h, lie; New York
&c, 10h, 2e,
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81, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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Rowe lie permiti6 ocho hits
a los Medals ROjas ,pero los de-
.j6 en- dos carreras. Con IL hits,
su novena anot6 5 wees.
Detroit &c, 11h, IOe; Boston
&c 8h, Be.
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Los Braves abrieron con dos
carreras Y despues hicieron y
tras dos, ganando ell particle.
Cargo Wander Nicer con ell eds
gusto". I'm novato, Alva Javery,
lanz6 por ell Boston.
Boston &c, III, Be; Cincinnati
&c, III, lie.
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LIGA NACIONAL

Lanz6 de nuevo Lanier por
los Cardenales y les di6 otra vic
toria. HOpp dispar6 un jonrr61.
Filadelfia Sc, 6h, De; San Luis
7c, Oh, De.
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ce muchos amos?
-Robada.. ino!, la verdad.
EStos miserables que ahora la
explotan, Sc hicieron cargo de la
nina a raiz de una terrible ira
geala, que seria muy larga de
oontar; pero 10 cierto, ST es que
ahora la nina, aunque aborrece
a SuS explotadores, como es ma
tural' Sc MEGA a separarse de
sus amiguitOs, de eSos otros DO
ores ninos, artistas de circo tam
olen como ella, y que quiza tam
POGO son hijos de los miserables
Para aclarar TODD este, Ell juez
olspuso un careo entire los mar.
queses y los pequehos artistas.
%
Cuando Ketty abri6. al fin,
los ojos, Sc vic rodeada de I'm
grupo de personals, entire las que
p~redominaban las mujeres, que
sc mclinaban sObre su lecho.
-iQue es esto?-exclam6 Il
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San Luis &c, Ion, Ne; Wash
ington DC, 10h, lie.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Miss FURNACE
Is Bride

The double-ring ceremony was
used at the marriage yesterday
afternoon of Miss Maude Elizabeth
FURNACE to Mr.. James Alvin Rich
mond, which took place at 2 o'clock
in the Fifteenth Street Christian
Church with the Rev. Leslie l.. Bow
ers officiating.
Baskets of gladioluses against a
background of palms and fern deco
rated the altar The wedding music
was played by Miss Ruth Kimball, a
cousin of the bride. Solo selections
were sung by Miss Anna Kimball
and Miss Kathryn FURNACE, both
cousins of the bride.
The bride, who is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. FURNACE,
was given in marriage by her father.
She wore white satin made on prin-
cess lines with long pointed sleeves
and a long train, over which her
long tulle veil was draped from a
halo of orange blossoms. She car
ried a shower bouquet of white
orchids and roses.
Mrs. Mildred Muehlhaus was ma
tron-of honor for her sister, and she
wore dress of pink taffeta with a
small pink tulle hat and carried a
bouquet of yellow roses.
The bridegroom, the son of Mrs.
Mabel NJ Hubbard, had for his best
man his brother, Mr.. Reed v. Rich
mond, jr., and ushers were Mr..
George E. FURNACE, jr.. and Mr.
Albert Muehlhaus, brother and
brother-in-law of the bride
The bride is a graduate of Eastern
High School and member of Upsi-
lon Nu Delta Sorority. Mr.. Rich
mond was graduated from the New
England Aircraft School.
Out-of- town guests were Mr.. r.
v. Richmond of California, father
of the bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. E
B. Richmond of Baltimore, grand
parents Of the bridegroom. and Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin S. Trey of New Lon
Evening star., 1941-09-28
lanes L. Fiesers Plan Tea
To Mark Sons Christening
Many Parties Are Being Given
By Lower Montgomery County
Social Set Leaders

invited friends Edgemoor
Washington this following christening then
will flowers from garden
with brilliant decorations
of their friends whose cdrens birthdays fall the day
help Mrs William
Swift will preside dining alternating with
Fred Laise and Mrs. George browne
National Red where he has chairman
luncheon Fri
Schwennne
Hill N Washington After the
Evening star., 1941-09-28

POrter, MIS-. II. n. SneeH anu MIS-
Horace Mcfarland.
Mrs. John j. Mcmahon has re-
turned from Blue Ridge Summit and
reopened her attractive house on
Gibbon street.
Mrs. Frederick P. Russell, who
spent the summer with friends in
Connecticut, has returned to her
apartment here.
Miss Anna Virginia Hancock has
returned from motor trip through
the New England States with Miss
Gladys Dameron of Fredericksburg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Barlow
of Washington. A week at Bethany
Beach was also included in Miss
Hancock's vacation.
Mrs. Edna May Kennedy left
early in the week for New York,
where she will make her home. Many
Evening star., 1941-09-28

luncheon Mrs. Garfield took Mrs
Schwenning to the League of Wom-
en- Voters membership tea at the
club house OF the Women's Club of
Bethesda
Mrs. Horace L. Beall of Edgemoor,
and Mrs. Beall's sister, Miss Sue
Thomas, were among guests at a
dinner which Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.
Colhoun gave last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thew Johnson were
hosts at steak party last evening
at the new home on Thornapple
street into which they moved last
month. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson for
merly lived on Honesty Hill on River
road near Kenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis w. Hill, jr,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome F. Barnard
both of Kenwood, went to Gibson
Island yesterday for an oyster roast
and weekend house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Swigart OF
Somerset have gone to California to
visit their daughter, DR.. Margaret
Swigart, formerly with the Chill
drens Bureau In Washington, now
specialist in children's diseases in
Monterey, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian D. Conover
Of Kenwood have as their guest Mrs
Conover's mother, Mrs. Frances D.
TAYLOR, who came from her home
in Los Angeles to see Mr.. and
Mrs Conover's 3-week-old daughter
Janet Priscilla Conover.
Among Bethesda residents who re-
turned from summer trips recently
are Mrs. George D. Horning. jr., and
her daughters, Miss Marie Horning
Miss Lorelle Horning and Miss Mar
torie Ann Horning. who spent three
months in Bremerton, Wash, where
Comdr. Horning is now stationed
Mrs. Horning's mother, Mrs. j. A
North, who spent the summer in
California, came East with he1
daughter and is now at the Hornine
home in Kenwood.
Mrs. Christopher NJ Granger anc
her four children who also spent the
summer in the West at ranch ir
the Wind River Mountains, returned
early in the week and has opened
her home on River road. Mrs. Will
liam Carter Bowles came home
Wednesday after a summers vaca
ton at her former home in Healing
Springs, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
r. Starry who have been in Vermont
since early June are now visiting
Mrs. Starry's mother in Ocean City
N. j. They will return to theil
home in Drummond early in October
Miss Ann Lois Green who spent
the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Green, in Drum.
mond went to Dallas, Tex, Saturday
to resume her position as harpis
with the Dallas Symphony Orches.
tra. Miss Green Is also an instruc'
tor at the Hockaday School fol
Girls IN Dallas.
Miss Jane Foley Of Bethesda viii
60 to Ogontz next week to resume
her studies at the Ogontz Schoo
for Girls.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

parties were given for her before
her departure.
Mrs. Harold H. Mays was among
the descendants of Patrick Henry
who went to Baltimore today for
the launching of the Liberty ship
named after him, one of q dozen
sent down slipways.
Mrs. George M. Evans is spend
ing several weeks in Ocean City, Md.
Mrs. John Armitage has returned
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Engineers Meet Tomorrow

William F. Ogden of Chicago, a
commercial engineer with the Edi-
son General Electric Appliance Co.,
will give an Illustrated talk on
Electrical Equipment in Defense
Housing" at the first fall meeting
of the District of Columbia So
ciety of Professional Engineers at
Schneider's Cafe, 425 Eleventh
street NV, at 7 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Belle Haven Dance Climaxes
Social Week at Alexandria
Mrs. Zerelda Mcconnell Gives
Luncheon for Mrs. Stillwell;
Mrs. J. J. Mcmahon Returns

style show and other unusual numbers
Belle Country Club this evening
members of the Womens Golf Committee OF the cup
Williams charge OF the dance
Charles Holden jr Mrs Heroert
C. Harris Howar Olm.
Mcconnell entertained luncheon few Gays ago o
Stwe of Philadelphia The luncheon given at lo
wyatt
Evening star., 1941-09-28
Dolls Left to Hospital

Great Ormond Street Children's
Hospital in London has just been
left 80 dolls by Mrs. A. v. Knight,
who spent her life travelling and
made a practice of buying doll
in native costume in each country
she visited.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

from visit to Windsor, Conn, where
she was the guest Of her son-in-law
and daughter, 1t. and Mrs. Terry
Turner, at Windsor Locks.
DR.. and Mrs. G. E. Annette have
returned from q vacation trip to
Florida.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

don, Ohio, uncle and aunt of the
bride.
For travelling Mrs. Richmond wore
brown suit with brown accessories
and corsage of orchids. She and
Mr., Richmond will make their home
at 1888 D street, Sc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
l N I HE
 H 0 U 5E

PASSED-HB 91, by Rogge, to appropriate S3,375 to compensate J. A. Korba and Herbert Simpson for injuries sustained while in the en- plny of the University of Alaska.
 PASSED-H.B 109, by Whaley, for removal of airport hazards.
 PASSED-H.J.R. ', by Rogge, di- 1ecting the Department of Public Welfare to pay s45 per month to Tcmmie Rcstad of Fairbanks, who lest both hands in an explosion.
 PASSED Substitute for H.B. "A, by Shattuck by request, to create a Territorial Department of Health.
 PASSED-S.B. 39, by Cochran, to permit U. s. Commissioners to dis pose Of small estates at public or private sale.
 PASSED HE. 72, by Gordon, lic- onsing express offices.
 PASSED 86, by Harvey Smith, to appropriate $7500 to in- stall fireproof vault in the Ter ritorial Building.
 KILLED-HB. 103, by Lander, to prevent any person serving as
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
NEW WAFER SYSTEM
 PLANNED THIS YEAR
 FOR BETHEL KOSplTAL

Plans and specifications for ma terials are now being drawn ur by Office of Indian Affairs en- gineers for the installation of a water system for the Bethel Hos pital. according to announcement by Earl D. McGinty. Supervising Construction Engineer for Alaska
 Several unusual problems con front the engineers in planning a system which will be satisfactory both for the summer and winter months.
 Water will be taken from the Kuskokwim River and purified ir chlorination plant before being used. Two intakes are necessary due to the freezing of the river during the winter. In the summer the intake will be located on floats When the river is frozen over a pump house on skids will be moved out on the ice and the water pumped through the ice.
 Large storage tanks will be built near the hospital with pro- vision for heating during the win ter. As all mains will be laid in permanently frozen ground, asbes- tos cement pipes with smaller steam pipes running through them will be used to insure flowing in the colder weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
SENAT0R'5 SONS
 FLY OUT ON pAA

i Arriving by PA from FairbanKs yesterday aftefnocn were. Jimmie, age seven, and Frank, age six. sons Of Senator and Mrs. Leroy Sullivan of Nome.
 The boys made the two day trip unescorted from Nome, staying over night in Fairbanks with friends of the family, Dr. and Mrs. Howard Hughes.
 Finding Juneau quite a change from the deep snow, drifted window high ct their home in Nome, the Sullivan bcys were thrilled today with the mild spring weather and especially attracted by the bright flcWers and the gold fish in the Juneau Florist shop window.
 Mrs Sullivan and the two boys will sail next week for a visit with relatives in the Middle West. Sem ator Sullivan will return to his &C., cumulated law business in the Ber- ing Sea City after the legislative session is over.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
TROPHY IS ON DISPLAY
 TWO GAMES TONIGHT

Displayed in Guys" Drug Store window today. is the basketball trophy for which Warmers and Foundry teams will battle in final game at the school gym.
 For added interest preliminary game has been arranged between the Seniors and Juniors to start at 7:30. This contest will afford op- pcrtunity to appraise the chances for championship of next years re- presentatives of good old Douglas Hi. The main event should be a hot che however. The Foundry is at full strength right now and the players have had one work out this week in preparation Warmers outfit, win ners last year of the trophy, has had slight edge so far but they will be without the services of L. B. Nelson this evening, to offset any previous advantage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
Possesses with
 Dessert-Bridge
 Party Tonight

Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs. L. J. Williamson will entertain this evening with dessert bridge party at the Cook residence in the Rus sell Apartments.
 Their guests will include Mrs J. c. Ryan, Mrs. Helen Webster, Ms Iva Tildon, Mrs. J. E. Neate, Mrs. C. Robert White, Mrs. Henry Harmon, Miss Delma Hanson, Miss Elma Olson, Miss Irene Jones, Miss Helen Hendricks, Miss Margaret Abrahamscn, Miss Velina Bloom Miss Mable Monson, Miss Thelma AkeriGge, Miss Helen Harrell, Miss Alice Johnson Miss Phyllis Poul- in. Miss Eunice Logan Miss Mar jorie Tillotson and Miss Eleanore Warren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-03-21
ALA5kAN5 BUSY ON CALCULATIONS
 OVER NENANAICE

With 50 inches of ice in Cinema Slough and eight inches of snow at Fairbanks and temperatures only a little above freezing during the day with colder weather during the night, Alaskans are busy on their annual spring sport of figuring out just how long the ice will take to melt and move at Nenana.
 The formula suggested by last years winners, Just find out how long it takes the ice to f1rm, then you can determine how long it will take tc melt" is not as simple as it looks, local amateur ice engineers have decided
 For the assistance of those who base their calculations on past re- cords the time of the break up in former years is listed below