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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

Totals . IN 4 s2T Is o
Batted for Humphreys in sixth
b Batted for Hslloourg in eighth
Score by Innings
Hollywood 80. go. ooi 02o 500
San DESC 100000. 600 600 1911
summary. Winning pitcher o.
borne losing pitcher Humphreys:
INNINGS pitched by Humphreys 6
Osborne O. a. bat off Humphreys ~
Osborne 81: runs scored off Hum
phreys ). Osborne 2 hits off Hum
phreys 9. Osborne 6, runs responsible
for Humphreys 3. Osborne 2 bases
on balls off Humphreys Osborne
struck out ev Humphreys none
Osborne I. left on bases. HOLLYWOOD
10. San Diego none: tvo-hese hits.
Hoover. Dickshot: sacrifice hits.
schultz 2 stolen bases Barrett
kahle Herman, Hoover: double plays
Pellasrini 70 Spcrry 70 Mcdonald
Herman 20 Hoover 70 schultz 20
Kahle
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UMPIRES TO MEET

The Softhall Umpires' sssocis-
ton will meet this Thursday night
at s o'clock in the park recres-
ton office. 2l2 City Hall annex.
Skull practice on officiating
rules and problems will be the
business Of the session with Rube
Madsen as discussion leader.
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Seals Slide
Info Cellar Tie
GA kLAND San Frsr

o n Nd - San Francisco
skidded into lsst-plsce tie with
hollywood when Oakland admins
tered S to setback at Emery
vile. Larry Quay got off to
three-run lead. but in the fourth
he gave two walks, permitted a
double and a single and the Acorns
tied the count. Quay departed in
the fifth in favor of Milt Cadinha.
who permitted the other three
runs
Sacramento and Portland were
rained out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Abe Trackmen
Face Everett

Lincoln Abes. with potentially
one Of the strongest cinder SQUADS
in Railsplitter history, travel to
Everett Friday to engage the
Seagull tracksters In a dual meet
which should be nip and tuck. ac-
cording to Abe Coaches Bill Hardie
and Vincent Reyes.
Uncovering new strength at the
Highline meet when Bud Ford
scored IL. points. the Lincoln
mentors are searching for replen-
ishments in the field events where
Lincoln has been weak thus far
this season.
A squad of about so, headed by
Splinter Dick Remission, will make
the Everett trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Honor Boxers
MOSCOW, Ida.-A /

MOSCOW. Ida.-A large turnout
of students and sportsmen last
night honored the University Of
1daho's national championship box
ing team.
Coach Louie August and IL
boxers were guests. Three inter-
collegiate titleholders Laun e
Erickson and Ted and Frank Kara
were present. All three will be
missing next year. The Kara
Brothers completed their three
years Of varsity competition and
Erickson will JOIN the army air
corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Hayward Relays
Draw II Teams

EUGENE. Ore. - Twenty-ssven
high school track teams have been
entered for the fifth annual Hay
ward relays Friday, officials said
today.
Prep squads now entered in
clude nine Class A schools. IL
Class B schools and six Class c
schools. Seven different events
are planned for the meet.
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Ten Straight
For Lincoln
Twice Defect Sum.
ner. 1876. 20

Lincoln Abes ran Their diamond
victory string up n ten straight
Wednesday by winning a double
header from Sumner SpartsnS
1853. and 20. at Lincoln.
The Abes banged out IA hits
which coupled with four errors en-
soled the Railsphtters to score Is
runs in the first game. The Sec
ond game was a closer affair with
all the scoring coming in the third
frame when Bob APPS and Pat
Rooney beat out hunts for hits
that lead 10 two runs.
Ed Bemis Vas the hitting star
Of the twin bill getting four bingle.
in six trips.
sumner -. ..oos 600 90 3
Lincoln e. 49,. $50 o06 ox-Is q
Smith. Hobsn 81 and Wood;
Ikeds and spurseon Lobeda e
sumner 80. $3.50. 600 90 :
Lincoln g.. ....... 0o2 OK
Hoban and Wood. Arps. Swanson
~ End spureeon
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ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

NOT many days away is the Washington California
regatta this year the Oakland estuary.
strip Of salt water about the size Of city waterway.
The date. 10 be exact is the 18th Of this month.
And time draws hear that Coach NY Ebright
the Bears who rode in Husky Shells
favong youth II IN his varsity she'll
VARSITY craft VIII be loWy sophs
and that only three will be vetersns
positive assertion that faces the
lined the 18th
sprouts Of the
18th Of the varsity do
surprised
ohangeahls
they spool
spoofng that the better Of
n varsity are
hin Blevens Ne senior; Bin
stroke
bow. Ccxswain IL . senior
Uibr1okson gone
lineup annual classic.
Of all Husky mt
Il
. big no
right will be his boat
Al triais today He undoubtedly e
after
But whoever he remember the big fellow viii
pushover II a In Ulbrickson.
b point Of
Ulbrickson
There bemish those within
This friends. beyond with
eentive other than love of the them into 1t
And IL h free to the public.
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Mighty Ring Shoes to Fill

in California In his last two
appearances here. Lindsay lost
a close decision to Jackie Ju-
rich, former worlds flyweight
champ. and deeisioned Nick de
Posa, one Of the leading fly
weights of the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

Sofiball Goes
Under Lights
Al Puyallup

ftfALLUP-Softbsll moves
under lights for the first time in
Puyallup next Tuesday night. Il
was announced today BY Coach
Al Dahlbere who sad PuvaIlup
Vikings would play their opening
Puget Sound conference games
with Buckley Mountaineers under
the Mszdas
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Husky Crewmen
In Final Trials

SEATTLE - Coach Al Ulbrick-
son today sends his University of
Washington varsity and jayvee
crews through their final time
trial on Lake Washington before
the California-washington regatta
April 10 al Berkeley. Calf.
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STANDINGS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Udme& behind.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Seattle :. Los Angeles 4.
Hollywood 8, San Diego 2.
Portland at Sacramento. rain.
Oakland 6, san Francisco 4.
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Sumner Spsrtans will challenge
Stadium Tigers Friday afternoon
in a single baseball game slated
for the Stadium. it was announced
Thursday by Stadium Coach John
Heinrich.
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Conundrun Is RIGHT 4.

Dear Met Your article yesterday about the Utah farmers
catching Chinese pheasants with fish hooks line poles
reminds shpyard workers Tacoma during the World
War No l.
When would
string hooks either end
They'd bread
trap nearby.
The big sus would sail down. gulp food
locked together
responsible unusually
laughter.
Others would Join hlsrity.
Man always always will be a conundrum
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winning pitcher Darrow: losins
pitcher, Quay. innings pitched Quay
= Mullisan 81 81 bat. off Quay Is
Mulligan IS, Cadinhs g. hits, Of
Quay 6. Mulligan 6. Cadinha 4: rum
scored. off Quay :. MulligHn J. Ca
oinha 8 runs responsi Die for. Quay 4
Mullisan 3. Csdlnha 2. Darrow l:
struck out, By Quay l. Marlowe 2
barrow 3, base on balls off Quay /
Mullissn :, Darrow 2. hit by pitcher
Darrow oy Marlowe. three base hit
FERNANDEZ. two-base hits. Holder q
Jennings. White. Tauby. Dunn. Rig
ney; runs batted in. JENNINGS 2
steele, Dunn. Risnev 2 W Raironoi
Iauby Peel. Fernandez: sacrifices
Quay 2. Gudst. z. Raimondi. double
PLAY, Juhy- Rigney-Dunn
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FOREST GROVE. o

FOREST GROVE. Ore. - Port
land university's baseball team
yesterday edged out Pacific uni
versity, : TO 6. A second game
was postponed.
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Best in West
Are Competing
Hilderbrundt De-
tending Champion

The Vests leading hannibal
players opened competition her
today in the Northwest champion
ship tournament.
Play viii continue today. Frids,
end Saturday at the Elks courts
Action began this morning sne
will continue until s OF . p. n
each day Of the event.
Bruce Hilderbrsndt OF the Wash
iugton A. c. Seattle. is defending
singles champion.
Tacoma's singles city cham
pion IL Al Liegier. formidable
young man In the hard courts.
Frank Riback, Bnsi Birth
Portland. Is another star who Will
challenge Hilderbrandt.
One OF the best doubles matches
expected today il scheduled for
$50 ?. m. between PAtricelli
brothers Of Seattle and John Ce-
buls and McAllister Of Portland.
Here are the singles entries;
Bruce Hilderbrandt. lou
sobenkar. Al stubba and Paul
Carbon. all NJ seattle: Frank
Riback. Joe Mclaughlin. Mike
Pearson. Rudy Weiss, Emil
Antoury and sanford Roliin.
ali Of Portland: Herb Roteh-
ford. Tom Mansfield. Bob
Skok, Walter Flynn, Ed Codd
and Joe Fay. all Of spokane;
Andy Slatt and Jack Shan
non. Butte. Mont; Al Ziegler,
Bob Holder, Orville Stewart.
Bill Boudwin and Al Howe,
all Of Tacoma: and Ray RoG-
ers. Fort Lewis.
DOUBLES ENTRIES
Don Lewis and Ted Jensen, John
,ebula and c. McAllister. Burt
smith and Al Richen. George w
Philips and Roy Burns. all of
Portland; Roger Evans and Har-
Id Egsn, Charles Adams and
cry Flynn, Homer Parks and
George Caldwell Ross Loranzer
nd Walt Englert. Mary Smith and
Ohm Buckley, and Pstricelli and
'stricelli. all of Seattle; Bob skok
nd Jimmy McCanta. Spokane;
INDY slatt and George Healey.
lutte. Mont; Archie MoLain and
Iarold Gloyd. Bob Holder and
rville Stewart. and Harry West
rock and Ward Pierce, all Of
scoms.
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Another Session
OF Prep School

Another session of Pip Koehler',
school for nigh school baseball
players will be held Saturday aft
ernoon, 3 to o'clock. at Athletic
park.
Mem ers of high school base
ball teams in and about Tacoma
are invited to attend.
The first session was held last
Saturday and was forced indoors
by heavy rain. Despite the inclem-
ent weather, SO youngsters turned
out.
They were given a talk on
baseball theory after being
crowded into the clubhouse,
and after Koehler's talk spent
an hour asking questions OF
the Tiger manager.
If the weather is favorab BILE, an
attendance of around 200 is ex-
pected.
Koehler will be assisted by Frank
Tobin, former Seattle catcher, and
by Mary Rickert and Earl Porter,
Tiger players, in the second class
Saturday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Novo-Coine Might Help Boxing -.

Many years cunning circus figure cracked:
There's sucker born every minute and they
die"
II wish a modern circus director TO the role
Of p T. Barnum there is iii Mike Jacobs the
New York fight promoter who has done fighting harm
than other individual in the games modern history
Mike whistng through manufactured plates
There's a sucker born every minute"
especially counting
disgusting
between Joe Louis and Tony Music Tuesday night.
wasn't much heavy title gates Almost $4,000 Rngsde
low and other ticket lower than that
But did take quite COB Of to fill that hall such
prices
Ard what Jacobs working that
percentage Of populatsoas In rapid order
them York. Detroit other
He win sucker until his
II knocked
he'll off Joes
the until
dead
II hard understand why permitted away
realize
dossnt gag drag taking price tap
from their pockets
many boxing commissions supposed
tie sukMbs
0sa1sss pescsatags Of fandoa.
. co-wor
small removing the
- injection of Novscsine
Jacobs
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Why Men Reach for q Gun i.

!. Ray Thomas the cigar reading OF Sedtties cfn
vrer Los Angeles yesterday. said;
= Seems like this Barrett pitches epery day
- To schich Don Gppe cracked:
- why not? He can bear IT..
= Oo-h-h-h-h-h-hf
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Summary. WINNING pitcher, Bar
rett; losing pitcher, Totaro; innings
pitched. Totaro ga. Kush 2: al bat
off Totaro 20. Barrett 20, HOFFMAN
g. Kush Z, runs scored off Totaro 5,
Barrett I, Kush g. hits off Totaro
9. Barrett 8. Coffman 2. Kush 8.
runs responsible for, Totsro 4, Bar
rett 4. kush 2; bases on balls, Totaro
s. Barrett 5. struck out, rotsro !,
Barrett /: wild pitch. Totaro !, Bar
rett J: left on bases. Seattle 10, Los
Angeles 10. two-base hit. Matheson:
home runs, Lowry, GyselmAn. White.
stolen bases, Collins q. Schuster,
White: runs batted in. Scarsella 2.
Dowrey 2. Matheson 2. Campbell.
Gyselman. Donaldson. White. double
plays Merullo to Mallory to Quinn
Collins 10 Merullo 10 Quinn. Gysel-
man 10 Netmiec 70 Scarsella; time
2 80. umpires. Planning and Dorsn
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Ted Jensen. University of Oregon graduate, is here
looking for Trebe Schawcro who is somewhere in Tacoma
married and settled down.
University
nan and Teds forgotten
Ted a handbal the Munomah
Portland the Northwest championship
eourts
Treble hand cheer Ted well Ted grab
title.
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batteo for Barrett IN eighth.
Los ANGELES

ted for Mallory in sixth.
ted for Coffman in sixth.
ted for Kush IN eighth.
score BY Innings
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The Weight Battle

oAANS
when he slaughtered Jess Willard.
Against Gene Tunney seven years
later Jack was up to 1913 pounds.
Tunney. starting as a light heavy
weight. was always working to pack
on a few pounds until he came to
a mark between 1876 and 100.
Jess Willard weighed 240 pounds
against Jack johnson in Havana
265 when he met Dempsey at Toledo.
The greatest weight shift I've
known belonged to Ace Hudkins,
who fought at 1855 and then sky
rocketed after his ring career to 225
when he went In for horse racing.
But Louis goes marching along at
202, a number that is now his official
landmark. There isn't the slightest
change in his physical makeup after
seven years.
The answer to this is fairly SIM
pie. Mike Jacobs and the Bomber's
managers have kept him too busy
for any accumulation to make any
Roadway.
In the last three years Louis has
spent the greater part of his time
in some training camp. There il
no other champion in ring history,
with the money Louis has collect
ed, who would have faced such q
long grind.
Most fighters hate training-the
drudgery Of camp life. Louis has
accepted the same without a
squawk. And this has been the
main reason that he has kept his
weight in full control.
4 Training Angle
A few days ago l was talking with
one Of our best known trainers and
condition builders.
THE biggest mistake any athlete
makes" he told me. lis getting out
of condition. By that I mean well
out Of condition. You can get so
far out of condition in two weeks
that it might easily take two months
to repair the damage. 1t is so easy
TO get out Of shape and so difficult
to get back in again."
This is n mistake Joe Louis has
never made. l doubt il he has been
far away from first-class condition
since he first came along the road.
Against this method there was the
ease of Jack Dempsey who was out
Of the ring and away from action
three years between the Firpo and
the Tunney campaigns. Dempsey.
fighting ono or twice a year during
that period. at least would have
been in far better physical shape
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The Measure of Health

One OF the greatest combined
coaches and trainers I ever knew
was Keene Fitzpatrick who gave
nearly so years of his life to condi-
tioning before he retired.
After leaving Michigan, Keene
came to Princeton. where he trained
Tiger entries in football, track and
crew. He missed a days
work in A consecutive years.
When I was over 60 years DID,
Fitzpatrick told me. Il was in much
better physical shape than many Of
the young athletes returning to col.
lege after a summers vacation. I
could actually outrun them. l tired
far less than they did. Some of
them returned to college far over
weight. facing a long struggle to get
right again."
II am a great believer in watch
ing your weight carefully" Kecne
added. 1--WE seen too many serious
things happen to those putting on 10.
20 or 40 pounds. Diet and exercise
will take are of this"
Keene IA 100 per cent right. One
answer to his idea is the case of
Joe Louis who might easily have put
on is or 20 pounds. but who has new.
er varied more than two pounds ii
his ring are Any athlete who has
to keep putting on and taking OF
weight is facing a heavy handicap
no matter how good he may be.
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fighting around 202
pounds. The point
was a then. by
this writer and
many others. that
the man to beat
Louis would be a
fellow named Louis.
It was well known
at the time that the
Bomber's deep in
a n y%earning con-
sisted largely Of two
elemental details.
One was f0od-and
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IN

Whenever l zoom up an elevator.
I get there irst-my stomach later!
Lee A. Cavalier.
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'In-Laws and Canned Dinners
Cause High Divorce Rate. Says
Judge.'-Headline. Bunk. Judges
are the cause of the high divorce
rate.
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she loves both parents. but that as
Joan is madly in love with Daddy
and Daddy with Joan, and as no
body's happy under the present ar
rangement why not break it all up
and try the new one? When I cry
about this, and I can't help crying,
she says. oh. now, Mother, men
hate women to cry! Brace up. TIN
all come out right. You wouldn't
want to hold Daddy il he wanted to
be free, would your
Il don't know what l want.
Shame and pain and memories Of
the days when my babies and hus-
band loved and needed me are so
mixed up in my heart that I seem
~haf-crazy. Will you tell me what
to do? Must I surrender everything
these years have meant to me to
play the game'?"
The Path to Follow.
My dear Emily. playing the game
In this cas- means continuing in
your WI home and your own life,
ignoring what you can Of insult or
hurt. enduring the rest, keeping your
self as calm and friendly as if none
Of these storms was raging over
you, and showing to an ungrateful
man the patience and kindness that
may be obtained in only one way:
the way of constant prayer.
What Tom is doing. thinking. ask
ing and planning is not your imme-
diate concern. What YOU do, think
and plan most emphatically is. See
that you make the most of yourself
in every way. Even a middle-aged
woman can be a pleasant sight, If
she is freshly and appropriately
dressed; even gray hair is charming
if it is brushed to silky brightness
and trinity braided or curled. Your
interest in books. current events.
radio programs, gardens and flower
arrangements, the supervision Of
meals. the details of club or hos
pital. prison or charity or orphan
age responsibilities. will reflect it.
self in a brighter outlook on your
own fortunate life. Brush aside the
absurdity Of a man Of SO embarking
upon a new love adventure, tell
Aida you will not discuss it, and
assume once and for all the dignity
to which your useful and beloved
years entitle you.
Years Of Harvest Time Ahead.
BY all NEAR visit the married
daughter and welcome the grand
child. Make it a long visit. Make
much of Toms grandfatherhood;
perhaps they will name the baby
for Tom. Write Tom reports. ask
Aida for news Of the household
in short. proceed as nearly as you
car along normal lines. Another
see your physical and mental crisis
ended. and you will be in for years
of health and activity and high
spirits. The fifties are wonderful
years; to a woman like yourself,
who has earned the right to spend
her leisure in the ways she likes
best. they are a golden harvest time.
But to weather this particular
time. you must steel yourself to
bear your husbands selfish incon-
siderateness. He will come back,
op6 Vol, uil1 foroivo him And -
the crystal vase of those early years
Of trust and devotion has been bro
ken, it is for you to show the world
that the cracks weren't very seri-
Gus, that they could be mended, and
that you meant it when you said.
way back in 1914. for better or
for worse"
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LOST AFFECTION

What you'd you do il you. hus-
band fell in loue tpith another Uom
an? Would you give him up, or
UouH you ipe a heart.breaking e1.
isfence, knowing he no longer cared
for you? Kathleen Norris offers a
far happier solution to a tuoman uho
has to face this problem after q
years OF married life.
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Is ~E:
l6aa43i%u
RNIE/

HE most astonishing single fac
tor connected with Joe Louis and
MS career has received only scant
attention. It concerns his weight.
When Louis came to the top of
the plateau a few years ago he was
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The North Carolina. just launched.
is the first battleship built by this
country in Is years. And yet Uncle
Sam would resent it if called a dope.
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the other was sleep.
Steak, chicken or both together
filled part Of his d~aydreams. After
that came the deep desire for sleep
or repose. This combination seemed
to be pointing directly at increasing
weight. Many believed that within
five years. time Louis would be in
the puffy neighborhood of 225 pounds
or more.
Yet when Louis faced Buddy Baer
IN Washington there he was again
within a few ounces Of 202.
In his II title defenses-in prac-
tically every fight he has known
from the start-Louis hasn't varied
his weight scale by as much as two
pounds. In most instances he hasn't
been a pound away from his start
ing displacement.
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Cruel Conuuerof

Cruel Conqueror
The conqueror is not SO much
pleased by entering into open
gates as by forcing his way. He
desires not the fields to be cult
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MERRY-GO-ROUND


Supporting the plan Of Chief Of
Staff Marshall to lower the age OF
army commanders. war department
officials quote the late Justice Oil
yer Wendell Holmes. who fought in
the Civil war. To Lady Pollock.
during the Spanish-American war.
he wrote: "A general of As and a
private of 80 are old men,"
The commerce department has
set up a separate British empire
unit. headed by W. Walton Butter.
woJ'e former state department Off
cial IN London. His job is to estab.
lish closer commercial ties with
British dominions and colonies.
After Gen. Allen Gull:on, the
army's efficient judge advocate
general. appeared in the comic strip
Hap Hopper" he received a let
ter from an old boyhood chum say.
ing: Il have been wondering where
you were for 40 years. and now a,
last I've located you through the
funny papers,
Twenty-siX years ago Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy Franklin
Roosevelt totcd a friends baby son
around the old Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
Savings bank, much to the amuse.
ment of Judge John E. Mack. who
later nominated FDR for President.
The ether day. on the anniversary
of the incident, the baby-Charles
Durant Names of Flint. Mich.-was
indicted into the army.
Rural Electrifcation Administra.
tor Harry Slattery is proud Of hav'
ing strung up wires in Alaska and
the Virgin Islands. Also, he is max
ing a survey in Puerto Rico.
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waited by the patient husbandmanS
he would have them laid waste b.
sword and fire. It would be hi
shame to 60 by a way already
opened.-Lucan.
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Conscience and Passions
Conscience is the voice Of the
soul, the passions are the voice Of
the body.-Rousseau.