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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
On III Side

weighs 100 pounds there little girl don't too can
be glamour girl.
Barney Gallant famous Village Manhattan cafe
owner still bachelor 81 But Barney weakening having
recently had weakness for tall buXom blondes
Looks ST. Louis blonde to get genial pros
porous husband.
top sergeantS know everything? Or Just think they do
United Army top sergeant IN the Philippines who mad
thought he could fly So he climbed
in and he crashed killing several people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
A Frustrated Long-Shot Player?

"IE str,ngs of horses goaded an by little
coors, sometimes described the sport Of
kings" horse racing by Now York re-
porter. lie very bitter
frustrated long-shot player. no doubt
When young the expression 'Oh. yeah! you
can be certain person lacking originality and who
is slightly dumb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
II Lives Without Air

II has been said that there is
no life on the moon because
there is no air but here is
something that lives without
air
at Is stIll n question - to
how long the living embryos ot
the little brine shrimp known
as Artemla can five without
oxygen. II IL known, however,
that they live at least six
months.
"For, In experiments con-
Quoted on these unusual crea-
lures, Prof. Douglas NJ. Whlta-
ker OF Stanford University has
kept them sealed I'm n vacuum
for half n year, has then taken
them out and put them into
strong brine, and they have con-
tlnued 10 grow and live.
'Tn the hope that the length
OF time that this queer animal
can live without air may he
discovered n number Of them
have been sealed in glass tubes
In n high vacuum, and these
tubes are to be opened nj five
year intervals. That IL, one In
Ave years; another In 10 years;
another In Is years; and so on.
This will continue until dead
shrlmps are found"
Lizard Walks on Water
Is it possible TO walk on
water?' Yes
"a lizard I'm Panama known
as the basilisk lizard can and
does walk on the water. IL
lives near stream or pond
and II II il frightened II runs
out onto the surface OF the
pond. Or II IL Is chasing an In
sect which 10 wants for food, IL
runs out over the water.
cts toes are long and these
help to spread its weight over
the surface film. Instead OF run
ming on It's four feet, II runs
only on its hind feet. IL runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Dummy Scientists

How smart are the "eugcnistS'
and our would-be Sex-iuggllng
scientists? Neritablc dummies!
Bees. ants and aphIds, as
well a. some other animals. have
perfect control over the deter
mination Of sex.
THE queen ant, for example,
can control the number Of male
ants that are born by withhold
ing fertilization from those eggs
which arc TO hatch into males.
The queen ant has supply
Of the male fertilizing cells In n
tiny sac I'm her body and, by
tiny muscles that surround the
tube. controls the passage of one
OF these cells into the ovum
when the egg Is laid.
THE worker bee can change
n worker larya Into queen
larva by feeding II differently.
The worker n an infertile fe-
male. The queen II a complete,
and fertile female"
You'll find Mr.. Beaty's book.
as / did, a complete abSorbcr OF
your brain-breath. You rise
from ii in wonder and awe.
What nobodies we men are
when we look at the wonder
magic of Mother Nature
Some one was bound 10 do IL
some day Well. the some
day has arrived. And so Slime
Slverman of Variety goes into
the Pantheon of Books 49, and
the everlasting chronicles Of
Broadway.
Dayton Stoddard did IL. and
tho book is called Lord Broad
way tWilfred Funk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Nature, Too, Believed
Stranger Than Fiction

WE SAY that life stranger than fiction meaning everyday
w life. And certainly the newspapers 10 prove It,
Where for instance will find in fiction anything like
this World War for tragedy will find In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
They're 100 Per Cent Wrong

STYLISTS Hollywood talent and others predicted
- 1911 100 per tall girls year They were
wrong trick Betty Gordon OF Now York has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

enhancing tales IN about 300 short chapters that have feao
instance tho bride that breaks her lovers fiddle
so he another gal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
By E. '. DURLlNG

To those suffering from light degree Of heart trouble
always advise when you football game get
scat down low risk climbing those stairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Life with Salt

lis street to him, 'cho all the tceSk
Through city croiCds must push his 'cdg
To stroll alone through fields and irood,
And haiow thus the Sabbath Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Expert Praises Carlo Shoes

Toe f. LEWIS Night entertainer The whimsical Mr.
added his repertoire called I've Got
the H. " Kaltenborn Blues Harry Shoe specialist
Hollywood where he has been studying the
feet Of the film Says Mr. Platter:
"Garbo's She has the intelligence to
for That IL why her face
remains did when she TO Holly
nearly 20 years ago."s
Red Grange Football Of the yesteryear known then
Gaopng Ghost Mr. Grange he believes escalators
would good idea. To which anybody
who climbed tho heights Of modern football stadium will
readily agree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

n was obvious thot
pretty Dorothy Kirk wos
poisoned. but even the
hard-boiIed heodquor-
ters men were stunned
by The strange story OF
werped love +hot 10y
behind The pellets of
decth fho+ felIed her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

rather rapidly. Of course. II II
stopped or ran slowly, II prob
ably would sink beneath the
surface"
What does a fish drink
Water, you say. All wrong
"Fish take water into their
mouths, but they do not drink
IL. IL would be more correct to
say that fish breathe water.
They take water into their
mouths and pass II over their
gills, Just as we draw air into
our lungs.
"The blood In the gills ~
tracts the oxygen from the
water. But none Of the water
Is swallowed into the fsh's
stomach.
"Fish get enough moisture In
the food they eat. and although
they are constantly surrounded
by water, they drink none oft"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

found she was gone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Woodland 10 Attend
MWA's Convention

J. A. Woodland OF Tacoma will
leave next week TO attend the path
quadrennial head camp or national
convention NJ Modern Woodmen of
America, fraternal life insurance
society with head offices in Rock
Island, Ill, which will convene
June 5, in the LaSalle hotel. Chi
cago. The session will continue
for the rest of the week
Woodland is one OF two delegates
elected to represent the Modern
Woodmen membership IN Wash
ington, being chosen as a national
delegate at the state convection at
Tacoma May 1. Officers, commit
teemen and delegates representing
the society's membership in the
United States and four Canadian
provinces will attend the Chicago
meeting.
The head camp Is the supreme
legislative and governing body of
the 5s-year-old society and while
in session outlines policies for its
regulations during the ensuing
four-year term. National officers
who are charged with administer
ing the society's business affairs
for the same period are also elected
at the session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Brings $500 Suit
Over Auto Accident

A personal injury suit on file
Thursday In superior court here
asks 1900 from n. c. Ksndrick,
driver Of q car which collidsd
hsad-on near the Triple xxx Bar
rel on So. Tacoma way last Dec.
II with a car driven BY John l..
Hendricks. The latter claims Ken
drick was driving out Of control
on the wrong side Of the thorough
fare.
Mrs. Mary Pehley. who com
plains she tf1pped over a Tag Of
oysters on the sidewalk a. 1IOs
Commerce ct on Nov. 70 1910.
filed personal injury suit for
~. 5os 30 Thursday against George
and Steve PM. operators Of the
Western Fish Co. at that address
According 10 Mrs. Peblsys suit.
she suffered spfains Of both
wrists. her back and neck ana re-
quired hospital care a. a result Of
the fail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Studying Courses
For u. S. Defense

Through the cooperation n the
state vocational sducationai board.
i.T6a youths obtaining work
experiences with the NYA are en-
rolled In courses directly related
To tob training. George y. shsri-
dan. state administrator. said
Thursday.
sheridan reported all youths en-
rolled In NYA activities are Of
fsred thu opportunity and urged
to study related subjects lmpor.
tant to the national defense, All
Of the CLASSES are established By
the various public schools In eon-
Junction with the vocational sdu-
cational board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Stamp Collectors
Meet in Portland
sy JlMAY HAuo

stamp collectors e Tacoma eli
enter exhibits IN the ssstA annual
phllatellc vxhihislon and convention
Of the Northwest Federation ~
stamp club q ~ held IN Portland.
May %. ~ and luna |. 81 the
Multnomsn hotel Cecil ,. alozs.
81 Tacoma. vill b Judge and dsis-
gate.
At preliminary 10 ths annual
EXHIBIT. members q the Washing
ton stamp society Of ssattls. Of
which D. W Fisnshurs 10 presi-
cent. viii compete with tho msm-
hers of the Oregon stamp society
IN the "ouik % Two Cites radio
program May - II $50 ,. m.
over koMO and NOW.
In ist7 the Northwest Frdsrn-
ton exhibition ard eonvsnllea wilI
be held IN Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Marsh 10 Speak
Al Convention
OF Demo Clubs

sAlrI<y y Nara. 80 =<r<<d
IN ne issl session az n lzEi<ls=
lur< - : s<nztaF FREE cewiztx
ecuHtF. 80 nes = assistant -
tosn<y general n olyupis ~sll -
ksYnots speaker II - ainEh ~
nuaI Foes<nEloa II ~ FoanE
Dsno<FstIe slnns - zhs rate 81
fIsssi wtnthrcp taas : 80 =
anncnncsm<nt 81 ne sF<sksF
49, nzsa< Thurs.zsy ~ 1asn =
Fletcher president - ne le<<I
xeunx p~ne<retie siuh This -
ma ths ents state eanssnflea Il
nsmceFsts - 1etl. Fisleh<f -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Capture Bear
AT SpanawaY
Folls From Tree
And Dogs Pursue

A full-grown black bear with a
distsste for the company Of dogs
found himself securely in custody
Thursday in a spsnaway lake
dog pen.
What's going TO happen 10 the
big intruder now Is Just . puzzle
10 the custodisns. Miss Marie
HUH. who owns the pen. and her
earetaker. George Mcqueen
The chase started when Mis-
Robert Dzuek. who lives = few
doors from the HUH place. started
out to get her mail "Wednesday
afternoon. accompanied as usual
by her own dog and his playmate,
which belongs to Frank Nacca-
ratio.
As she walked out the drive
way, q branch suddenly cracked
and broke off one Of her trees.
and the two dogs set up a clamor.
Down with the branch came the
bear. He numbered off with the
dogs in pursuit. Then the HUH
dog made 1t three pursuers and
the bear took off down what he
thought was an avenue OF escape.
II turned out to be the dogs
runway, which ended in a cage.
Mcqueen blocked the bear in and
there he il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

3 Ceniralians
Hurt in Crash

Three Centralia persons werN
injured. two seriously. Wednesday
evening when their automobile
overturned II miles south Of Ia
coma, on the Mountain highway
at Rocky Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Joachim.
725 So. Tower st. suffering from
severe head injuries. and Roy
Davis. is. OF 800 Pa. Magnolia st.
with . wrenched back and Abra-
sions. were taken TO the county
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joachim were de-
scribed as In fairly good" con-
dition. Mrs. Joachim. 80. also suf-
fered a fractured arm. Davis. after
first aid. was able to leave the
hospital
Joachim. 30 was driving the
car when IT skidded into loose
gravel at the side Of the road and
overturned. according to State Pa
trolman Mike Wayne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Folding Chairs in Demand
For Graduation Exercises

Folding chairs will be in demand
again when Stadium and Lincoln
high schools hold their graduation
exercises at the armory on June
s and 10.
School supt Howard r. Good
has notified principals OF all
schools 10 have folding chairs
ready by June 8. 20 they may BE-
collected and hauled to the srnory
for the exercises
City schools may be dismissed
for the summer vacation at noon
on Wednesday. June IL. principals
have been notified.
Teachers institute Will be held
in Stadium high school Tuesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
BAcKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired kdneys

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szcses 49, 49, rreeeHeszs $500 "a q -
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80 ssfs es.ls pe-sefsesas seste ssallsT stsga
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Thursday at ga. m. by the Most
Rev. Gerald shaughnessy. S. NJ,
S. J. B.. bishop OF Seattle.
Also ordained into the priest
hood during the same service was
the Rev. Richard lSigmund Peter)
Cebula. o. S. b.. of st. Martins
abbey in Lacey
The Rev. FIR. o'Donnell will say
his frat solemn high mass at Holy
Rosary church Sunday at s:45 a.
m. A dinner in his honor Will be
served in the parish hall at II noon.
The Rev. FIR. Cebula will say his
first solemn high mass at SITS.
Peters and Psuls parish. Ea. saith
and Portland ave, Sunday at 1890
a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Overland Honored
AL Dinner Meeiinu

Defense program problems re-
iAting 70 the electric appliance In
dustry were discussed at a dinner
meeting attended BY employees Of
the Overland Furniture Co. and
the General Electric supply Corr.
Wednesday night a. the Prs.
Leon Mills Of Overlands and Joe
niiey. General Electric represent
ativs. presided over the meeting.
7. o. Overland. president - the
furniture company which bears Ms
name vas singled o8t for praise
In regard u the record made b.
his firm In sales n electrical Ap-
plisnesa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were issued
Thursday to G. d. Ashcroft for a
5000 residence at 1899 So. Cakes
St; Frank Gratias, $500 resi-
dence, 11e So. 62d st; o. I. John
son, $4,000 residence. 1909 No.
Junett St; Gus Sivera, two $500
residences. at 1918 and 1921 No.
Adams st; Peter Kreisman, 81, 900
cottage, 1915 Ea. saith st; and
r. N. Merwin, 1000 cottage. b31s
Marine View drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
HERE'S MORE ABoU7
Main Street
STARTS ON FAGE ONE

University Of Washington varsity
crew. he rowed IN the rsee m
which Washington sst a record
against California.
Tacoma RotArians away from
home recently attended Rotary
club meetings in other cities -
follows. Art Thompson. Great
Fails. Mont: Harry Baker. Bis
bee. Ana. ara Win Natthael. san
Lake ciy. Utah and NJ Or
leans. Ia.
CLAYTON G. Nelson. formerly ~
2iis 50. Ain<worth ave. has ben
promoted TO private first class IN
Co. r. eth Marines. san Diego.
Calf. He enlisted In the organ
lied marine corps reserve here.
Newton Buren,. Jr. and Lewis
Jones Of Tacoma were among nine
outstanding senior men 81 the
University OF Washington pledged
this week 10 Fir Tree. senior serv-
Ice honorary. They win ~ int
tiated At a banquet next Tuesday.
Clark Squire. collector Of inter
nal revenue. and his wife. Eda.
are now living 81 steel lake. They
may take a trip 10 Alaska later
in the sumner.
Fred Wines. Bul oakes and
John Coriiss made up the COM
mittee In charge Of the Kiwanis
clubs caravan TO Vancouver. r. C..
Thursday. Some Of the Rotarisns
may stay in British Columbia until
Saturday. which will be observed
as Empire day.
Henry MertE. Mel Pugh. Tom
Murphy and n. n. Hayward are
in charge Of the stunt which local
Gyros Will stage at the inter-
national convention in Victoria.
r. C. June 25-2s.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Hugh MetEler. Jr., u passing out
cigars. He's the father Of a girl.
10 be christened Marian. born
Tuesday At Tacoma General hos
pital. Mr.. and Mrs. Metzler's other
child 10 Nancy Alice, now is
months old
When commencement exercises
are neld June IL at New York
university, Barbara n. Heaiy. ss1e
No. 18th st, and Joan Roberts,
Edgecliff apartments. win receive
master Of science degrees.
Heine Pohlman was Initiated
recently into scabbard and Blade,
advanced military honorary at the
University OF Washington. He was
the youngest member Of the 1887
senior class at Stadium high
school.
A recent visitor at the office
OF Congressman John NJ. Coffee
In Washington. u. C. was Miss
Betty Quinn Of Tacoma. She has
accepted position In the war
department.
Dave y. Cohn, state director of
licenses, and G. NJ. Britton. expert
on craftsmanship. will speak at the
meeting OF the Tacoma Real
Estate board Friday noon at Hotel
Winthrop.
Application for marriage
license was made in Seattle by
two Tacomans. Charles u. Carter,
612 No. Cakes st, and Maxine
Mcpherson, 27l3i1 9Th ave.
Robert Ballard, road supervisor
for County Commissioner John
Sehlsrb. Is now in the Veterans
hospital. He recently suffered q
paralytic stroke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
0rdain Tacoman
Priest Thursday

he Rev. Fl. Luke o'nonnen.
o. 5. B. formerly member OF the
Holy Rosary parish. WAS ordained
In St James cathedral. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

Sept z. and the fall term viii start
Sept. ,. The second semester vill
end June 0 In 1912.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23
Local Home Defense Corps
Growing; Now Numbers 800

safety. utilities and public works.
Pierce county sheriff. Red Cross
and labor. military advisory
board. which has representatives
from Fort Lewis. hechord field.
National Guard. Coast Guard and
Puget Sound Navy yard. and the
national and Washington state de-
Tense advisory boards
Basic companies are already
well organised. DIR. W. W. Matt
son heads . company Of 90 physl-
clans and 30 nurses all ready 70
lend their services In time Of
emergency. A marine company,
headed by Ted worthington. In
cludes - ships. with an average
Of five men per boat This com
pany. after many drills. IL now
almost ready to patrol the hsrbor
systematically n the necessity
ever ARISES.
Mounted Patrol Efficienf
One Of the best trained com
psnies IL the mounted patrol. COM
manded by James MeIlingsr. Well
trained. too. IL the womsn's motor
corps. and a company OF more
than 100 skilled men. headed by
o. r. Anderson. whose job u
would be 10 protect the eity'a
power plants at Lake cushman
and LaCrande. and the Green river
water supply from sabotage.
A communications company In
led by Warren Lagerquist fts
job IN an emergency would be 10
protect and operate n necessary
all means OF communication ele-
phone. telegraph. etc. More than
200 men are In this company
Transportation company. which
has made elaborate plans 10 svacu-
ate all the persons in the city n
called upon. has Ted Hassinson
for It's leader.
Anderson In Charge
The intelligence office. headed
by Ausseil Anderson. Ia training
its members 20 ferret cut sub
versiye activities and 10 maintain
public relations II would work
in close cooperation with the
y. B.I.
Art Norman il the leader of
the plans and training office.
which works IN conjunction with
the police and fire departments
and the Pierce county sheriffs
office. The supply office is led
BY Fred Brining
In addition. 10 other companies
are In various stages Of organiza-
ton. with one company allotted
10 each Of 10 districts into which
the city has been divided. A
womsn's training corps IL also
being organized. Members will BE-
taught FIRST AID and many ether
things which would make them
inysiuaeis In time u emergency
Drills on Tuesday
Every Tuesday night. the corps
members VIII assemble 1T the
armory for drills and schools. be
ginning at TAO. although. a.
matter u fact. there Il some sort
Of drill or school belng held every
night In the week and on Sun
days.
The corps hasn't needed much
money. None Of the members il
paid a cent Thus far. the Cham
Der o. Commsros has furnished
the little money required Later
on. corps leaders are eonfldsnt.
federal aid viii b. forthcoming.
Col Bradley expects ths corps
10 reach 5000 members within
fsw months Those interested are
sshsd 10 call 81 N. corps offices
on the second floor ~ the srnory
any time between 10 20 q m. and
5 20 3 m. daily
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Continued From Page ons)
about 500 members of both sexes.
With permanent quarters sstab-
lished for the first time. corps
leaders now feel certain that the
time n ripe 10 let the general
public In on what's being done
and make q stout bid 10 an out
the skeleton Of the organization.
The corps. which was authorized
by city ordinances. has Mayor
Harry p. Cain an Its honorary
leader. Commanding officer. with
the rank Of colonel. IL Bert Brad
ley. Directly under him a. as
sistants are John Taylor. lieuten-
ant colonel, and Cecil Perkins,
adJutant
Advice Given ny Boards
Four boards give advice. They
are the finance advisory board.
composed OF the Pierce county
city finance com
missioner and Chamber Of Com
merce: civil advisory board. made
up Of the city commissioner Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-23

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Milford chronicle., 1941-05-09
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1941
AT TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ.

All TWO O'CLOCk +. M.
The following described lands and
premises to-wit:
All that messuage. lot and parcel
of land. with a large frame dwelling
house and other buildings. situated in
the Town of Bowers. South Murderldll
Hundred. Kent County. and State of
Delaware, on the South side of the
public road leading from Frederica to
Bowers. bounded by lands now or late
of DIR. Thomas ID. Hubbard, lands of
Lille Spayd. lands now or late of
Willis NJ. Patterson. and lands of
Thomas e. Morris. be the contents
thereof what they may and being part
of the lands conveyed unto the said
Minnie NJ. Short. ct al by the Deed
of J. II. Palmer. ct ux, and conveyed
unto the said Minnie NJ. Short by the
Deed of Lille Spayd. ct vir. in fee and
being the late residence of Mrs. Min
ME NJ. Short.
TERMS OF SALE-2OSS of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash when
bid is accepted and the balance Of the
purchase price to be paid at the Office
of Henry J. Ridgely. Attorney, Dover.
Delaware. ON or before the Gath day of
May. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, pos
session June list.
The amount paid on day of sale to
be forfeited as and for ascertained and
liquidated damages If the balance of
the purchase price shall not be paid
on or before the day and time for
as above given.
WILLIAM j. SHORT
FRANCIS r. SHORT
w. G. Moore, Auctioneer. m9-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-05-09

by speakers as Town Meetings on
the radio. But these business men
left no doubt but what they are
standing solidly back of the Ma
tional Administration. While many
of them are not in complete agree
ment about the limits to which the
President should go, or extreme
measures by Congress; particular
ly about engaging in future fight
ing, there nevertheless was enough
unity in the annual gathering of
the Chamber to suit either Mr..
Roosevelt or Mr.. Willlxie-which is
"going out on the end of the limb"