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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Poll Book
Errors Are
Discovered!

yahn Mecssrhsrn's IeaA sv>v
Nal Gen David l. s1eae N ~
sla~< rare for stats s>nstcs frem
the 7ssh aAztrses Nd kesn ct q
- vss~s vss<isy. felicwsss : sA>rs
n pin hpehs
fst>.teheon gained sems -
votes IN the ts1uletsae ~ nallc(n
from rsnwAx an1 wsa n pnnnss-
sinn % : ita-vets ad<antans ever
the retired army effse~r Hhen =
discrepancy n ths I.caah<sa<h phi
hook wss discovered
STONE was nuou
Gen. stene ned b<ea ef~dlf>>l
with ~ votcs. Merut<h>nu win
"a A ehesk % ths pnli hesh a
tho sadisof's office revealed that
the two totals sheuld have he~n
reversed IA fer stans. ~ Tor Ne.
cateheon.
Correction sf the srrnv resulted
In = so-vose gain fnf fi~n. stans
and cut Mscusshsens led n n
votes.
And. ths suditor's ofs1c~ -.
ported. thefr almost certainly ~nx
IN error IN rnantlns the votes n
precinct No. . Tbe bard a. that
precinct has h>~n notified. Il
may b. nseessary 10 sheeh m
voting machine.
nGauLTg UNKNOWN
Who would benefit ~ tlss 20
sibIs Insecsrsy IN Frerlncf No.
IL difficult - tail Alfbouwn Il Z
normally H<publIesn pr.einrt
Accutehssn sscefved but n vossl
there In The primary. compared d
=. x. Msirfsy's - Yates and Cen
stones ~ votssL Murray was =.
feated for the psmocratle nemI.
nation BY stone.
Hest bet seemed 10 b. that snu
race for the stats senate post VA
b. dssidsd BY sbsentse nailass
A total Of tnt sbseHfss ball6fx
wiii he apensd Mssdsy. lneiudlae
- var hsiisss sent In ~ men ID
the armed services.
Dust hsw msess ~ iosse Mn
bsns - ~ 3o1o 1ts1psee +
s~Halnb>e.
Win the rspsrtlna II Tsnwas
precinct. only ons preelnef's vote
vas stu unssbuiatsd =, that u
Fsirfsx. . small ieasinw soumu.
nifty near tbs Carbon enifsnrs u
Rainier National park. Only Z
few votes we're east there. Il Il
believed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

WASHINGTON The battle OF
CusdAlcsnsl ragged Friday on two
fronts barely 20 miles apart
with Americans holding the ins-
tiatiys. capturing more ysluaDls
equipment and inflleting eompsra-
lively heavy losses on the Jsps-
nese.
The battle for the strategic
South Sea islands. which - three
months old. has reverted temper
ariiy 70 a land battle on Cuadal-
canal island. Last month the
fighting ragged for two weeks on
land. sea and air not only on
Cuadslesnal but in the waters and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
M'CUTCHE0N'S Lead Is Cut
OF Our Newest
Olympia Delegation

Pierce county's newly-elect-
ed delegation to the coming
18th legislature can be one of
the best ever to represent this
community.
Whether it will be depends
on a performance record yet
to be compiled.
But it appears fairly wen
balanced and amply supplied
with intelligence. demonstrate
ed ability and wide expert
ence.
II its members find them
selves able to work as a team.
they are sure to develop as
a power, collectively, in the
legislature.
Disregarding party affilia-
tons, let us view the men,
bers, district by district:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
BULLETIN

WASHINGTON - The navy
announced late Friday that
American troops repulsed sever
nj strong Japanese eountsr-at-
tacts In the area west of 4. =.
positions ON Guadaieansi island
and that heavy losses were In
flieted on the enemy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
TWENTY-FIVE

Tom Montgomery, Puyallup
newspaper publisher and COM
mercial printer, now a Navy
officer stationed at San Fran
cisco. Sound and cautious.
Remembered for his work two
years ago as appropriation
committee chairman, which
was outstanding. Is studious
and has broad knowledge. If
he fails to get a furlough for
the session, it will be the
county's loss.
Frank Chervenka, Alderton,
A naturalized Czech, he is an
unusually successful horticul-
turist and well represents the
county's agricultural inter-
ests. Unspectacular, but a
tenacious battler for principle
when aroused = and has a
better understanding of basic
Americanism than do many
native born.
TWENTY-SIXTH
A. B. Comfort, Tacomas
North End. Member of a firm
successful in real estate brok-
erage. Will ably present the
downtown business point of
view. Long active in civic
affairs, he will go to Olympia
with a thorough understand
ing of his city and its needs
and problems.
Arthur Bassett, Tacoma's
North End. An insurance
man with an unusually wide
acquaintance with residents of
all parts of the county. He is
conservative, but has respect
for the other mans opinion.
Is likely to make a meticulous,
Woodworking legislator.
TWENTY SEVENTH
s. Christian Erickson, 18th
Street district. A builder and
contractor and, until recently,
for years a member of Ia
coma's school board. He is
substantial and has a high
conception of public service
and its obligations. His wide
experience and specialized
knowledge will be found of
value to the state.
John McMonagle, eastern
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
raeomA ............... 81. 80. 900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
All Under Hart

IcarN'S command i'm the AnIaD
area Is a division of llarr ,u
prcme naval command IN th.
entire southwest Pacific
Admiral Leary. aS commando
ol The AnIaC forces. VIII Inv
cnargc Of alt Alfred naval activity
n the AuStraliau-NCW /calanr
area. including American British
Dutch and New Zealand force,
Tho new command was au
-noane"d IN naval communlqur 80
IS. which added
AXIS submarines continue to
operate over wide area In the
Atlantic Ocean, including ti1r
coastal waters of the nitcd
States. Their attacks on allied
merchant shipping are being
rcmhated vigorously with in
CreaSing success by our forces.
-BuN "A BOmbPr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
FuU Supremacy
In Pacific Needed

A. tho destruction or capture al
these ffefFf-bdScS Wouid greatly
strengthen the allied positions ir
The south Pacific. there Is a strong
probability that. when The Pacific
fleet IL sufficiently augmented. a
fHli-firdgrd American offensive
wifi be launched agatnS, all the
lapancse-mandanted- Slands-tak.
ttg them one by one not only for
The purpose Of driving the enemy
from their Pacific bases. but also
IN order fully To rcoCCupy ou'
vital outpoS'> Wake, Guam and
the Philippines
The rob of ouNtiHE Japan from
thCS' islands VIII be a long hard
and costly one, bat II Is a Job that
must be done for our own security
Cur Pearl lIarhor experience has
taught us that We can never bt
safe should We permit such a
trcaChCrOu>. aggressive and mill
tarI>tlc government As Japan 10
have possession of these islands.
Meanwhile. however. the SItua-
ton IN tho southwest Pacific grows
more critical. day by day, and the
fight for time more important to;
the allied forces, while the Japa-
neSe continued their victorious
southwark push in a desperate Of
fort 10 knock OUT the remaining
allied bases before the lattcrS re-
can arrive on the
scene.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Jap Defenders
CdUght Mapping

THIS 2nT rCDtM accounts Tor The
feet that they passed through the
japanese sub m arIne and an
screens Undiscovered. Moreover
dc 20 the >multdncou>ncs> anC
srGlarra-- Of The attack wHTCt
caught me enemy " b lily un
aWares their bases were pre-
vented from reinforcing eac
u:har
Nevertheless IT must be- rcncm.
hcfci that though the wal Is still
IN ITS first phase Japan already
through her almost un br o * = n
Se~.cs Of Spectacular achievements
ras broken through tho allied
outpcsts and established a position
in tic southwest Pacific from
" hIch il Will take a long and
costly operation 20 dlSlodCc her
my br-tn this connection
fha' admiral NIm.I WAS making
preliminary survey Al the
Marshall end Gilbert Islands 10
feel ou' and soften up The enemy $
strength
While hc may haze been looking
'or naval big game OF which.
unfortunafclN none was cncoun-
tered u IS believed more probable
that ho was taking first steps 10
irfIcf as much damage a possible
-7T-r-
among tho inundated islands aS a
prelude 90 future Rage scale
OfLrr-LNc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Admiral Lesry Placed
in Command Of Fleet;
Hart Retains Control

WASHINGTON. Feb : rUP)..
The navy announced late today
that naval forces Of the Unltcc
Nations in the AuStrahan-Nov
Zealand area have been combine,
under command Of Vice AdmWa
Herbert r. Leary OF the Unite,
states Navy
His title Is commander of m,
AGI1c forces.
a. the same Time The navy an
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -rr--trri-,
mcrly constituted the Untc,
States ASlatIC foot are now know
as The United States Na>j
Forces. southwest Pacific Vice
Admiral William a. -Gla,Siord JAR
United States Navy, command,
these forces
Admiral Thomas { Hart fomc.
commander of thesAsIatIc fleet re-.
mains In command Of the com
bncd naval forces of The lntcd
Nations in the southwest Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Long Range Jap Guns
Hit Singapo s Outskirts
BY 8. 4. NlkES
-'"'-'-Ns~' service stan Correspondent

that artillery ,hoNS ND falICr
near the city. Since The >loge @
Singapore began. however th
japanese have sent many shell
into the northern section tim
he>jeged fortress
This development Indicated th
laps had now brought their loug
range guns into position oppo~!',
SINGAPORE island
Meanwhile. Withdrawal of som.
men and equipment from th
Singapore naval base and anIclG
because OF japanese lombard
tncntN was revealed bysLlout Seen
a. +. Pcrclyal, who nevertheless
promised
I'VE will hold Singapore.
There's no doubt of that"
While japanese bomhcrS con
tinucd their RAIDS, General Pei
CINal declared.
".IuSt because NOu do not see
so many of our aircraft over
head or 80 many of our naval
units about, il does not mean
they have abandoned Singapore.
"They have gone 10 places
from which they can Just 5t~-cf-
feCtiNelN bomb japanese bases
and where our naval strength
can he built up. The navy il
continuing to do lot of work
around the island and along the
shores of NalaNa under difficult
circumstances"
on the island itself every
creek and estuary was guarded
against any Japanese attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Huge Freighter
Sunk by U-Boats

NEW YORK Fob : GNS).-
TorpcdoinG of the l6.355-ton Swed
ISL vessel AmcrIka44Ad. one of IN,
largest freishtcr> IN the world
les than 200 miles of the noun
of New York harbor was rclcaloC
by The Third Naval District TO.
nIghr.
The a m erika1and Ma Ia,
tWCntN-fir>t U-bodt victim oil the
East Coast.
Disclosure that the orc.ladcr
frcIghter was sunk last Monday
after being thrice torpcdocd bl
two submarines came after II sur
vIVorS of the boat reached New
York after three and hall day,
IN llicboat.
TWcntN-CIght other members oi
the crew OF 80 GOT away safely
from the ffcIGhtcr IN two lIfcboatS
but were cnvclopcd almost I'M
mcdlately IN d dense fog and are
sun missing.
The United states Navy mean
time had announced in Washing
ton that the submarine menace IN
Atlantic waters was beng COM
batcd vigorously with increasing
success by our forces. "
Meanwhile. word came from an
unnamed Canadian port that a
NaN submarine had torpcdocd a
trciChtcr off the Canadian coast.
FOrty-hye members OF tho crew
were landed safely IN three life
boats but other crew members
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08

SINGAPORE Feb. : Shell,
from lonC-range japanese gun,
fell IN tho outskirts and rc>idcn.
nal aroag Of SINGAPORE city today
while British artillery hammered
J4panc>l pusllions ON the southern
mp oil the NaIaym mainland
Eru>h-e4a~- blasted japanese
T0Icc> an >ampan, NATIVE boat>p
on the Strait of Johorc. These
Jap force, evidently were al
tempting 10 Stage raids on the
island >horciunn.
\ communIquc sand that an
enemy battery had been SIlcnccG
but that Japanese Smelling OF the
Singapore fortress island had in
creased. causing damage and a
Few casualties ON ne northern
section of the island
While the BruSh-JapaneSe al
uliory duel ragged IN new fury with
heavy gun, hurting destructive
shells ~ much as - miles, Japa-
nos" planes Iaidcd Singapore anew
,ojaN.
IN. ConfHHfttetfe- SAID
Enemy aircraft raided the
island this morning, causing
some damage. Our fighters in
terccptcd the raiders, destroy
ing one, probably destroying
another and damaging two.
1.-TWO raiders were destroyed
during yesterdays raids on
Singapore"
Today marked tho mSt time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
Axis Hammered
Outside fObrUk

CAIRO. Feb : GNS) Brit
ans artillery today hammered AT
General RommclS ANS army At
tho approaches OF Tohruk. as
bombcr> and fighter planes At
tackled enemy motorized units and
communication lines far TO the
rear Of the Gcrman-Itahan forces.
Both the Berlin and Rome
radios reported that Vanguard
formations had reached RI Ga
gala 80 miles west OF Tobruk
trrrCT man The artillery duel
and pALLnl- action -hN- both sides
there was no change in tho land
situation The Official announce
mcnt SAID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
KohaI, Songwriter, Dies

NEW YORK Feb : l>>N
irving KahaI iU-ycaI-o'j song
writer dIcd today after q two.ycH
illness. Among kahaI> >ucce,.
songs were The Night Is Iuln-
and You're So Beautiful by "a
and Let d Smiic 81
Your Umbrella
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-08
T. S. Drive for Jap Islands in Pacific Seen by Woodv
America Won't Be Safe
Till Then, Admiral Says
Allies Must Fight for More Time
TO Protect Southwest, He Declares

l-1e treo State Nays drsmste rand Jaosn> Marshall
Islands be followed tuNfledged offensive
thee a=1 tte ud-Pacfc Rear Admiral Ciar~
Woo1warc United States Navy declares the following aHe
OES;HC the j5Tne>e these vital bases
obIsepe The tinted Nations naval the admiral s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
s Eastern Rates
Edgein Prep
Hdrrier Meet
BY Il. C. (DoC) GREENE

BY virtue of their near shutout
in the metroolitan high school
league semifinals, Southesstern's
rate top ranking as the
six prep qualihers go into the city
cross-country finals today at
Palmer Park
Jack McGhie Of Southeastern
placed first in last weeks tests.
setting a record of 9:59 for the
newly constructed two-mile course,
while Northwestern's Bob Ed
trailed him by five
tenths OF a second. Bob Davis,
winner in three early season
meets, finished the run in 1901.
Schools having teams in the
finals are Southeastern, DENLY and
Cass from the east side, and
Cooley, Northwestern and Mac
kenZie from the western division.
Runners not representing teams
but racing because they placed
among the first 10 in the semi
finals. are Albert Yurgovsky OF
Hamtramck. Joe Metz and Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Return Of
Star Aids
Illinois

CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Oct %. =
Return of Tony Butkovich, 1856
pound junior fullback, who has
been nursing a sore right hand
since Saturday. boosted Illinois
hopes for a victory over Michigan
Saturday.
Butkovich has scored in four OF
five Illinois games this season and
is equally adept at running and
plunging. He tailed Illinois first
touchdown against Notre Dame
last Saturday on the aged Statue
of Liberty play, going 25 yards
beyond good blocking for the
score.
Coach Ray Eliot continued "a
work his charges on defense
against Wolverine plays and the
first line. apparently fully recov-
erred from the humping admins
tered by the Irish, gave a credit
able performance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
How About Titans. Maroue+te2

So YOU closer home for your picking Okay
Take bite out of the University Detroit Marquette setto
The Ttans may better than yet suspects They
good take Marquette the iatters home
field Sunday Mike Michigan State backfd
coach thought at Arizona this until he
Marquette cyclone. Brother Mike is the
aspirin and smelling salts diet.
the others:
Army vs. Pennsylvania Philadelphia; Texas Christian
Worth; Syracuse North Carolina Cadets
at Syracuse Georgia Duke Durham; Alabama
Georgia Atlanta College Georgetown at Boston
Pennsylvania at Penn.
Did hear you say easy pickings?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Totals qo2 q35 qia Totals a5t S56 s7o
Grand total 2s02 Grand total 1883
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Charles Wins First
Try as Heavyweight

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. rs
UNS). - Legitimately a middle
weight, Ezzard Charles of Cincin'
natl. o.. invaded the heavyweight
class last night and won unan-
imous 10-round decision over Joe
Maxim, Cleveland's Billy Conn.
Charles came on with a rush
after a slow start, and carried the
last five rounds despite Maxim's
hit and hold tactics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

IStolicker of BEDFORD. Ed Ruhupka
OF Northeastern and Earl Scott
of Central.
DENLY won the city tourney last
year, with Cooley finishing second
and Southeastern, this seasons
favorite. placing fourth.
Bob Mettler of DENLY Is the
only runner finishing among the
first 10 last year who figures
among the top distance runners
in todays meet. Mettler finished
fifth in the east side finals last
week and fifth in the city meet
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Times Classic
Pin Scores
PARIsCLEAN

Totals sSs 1850 9e4 Totals 9e2 SsO s5l
Grand total 1880 Grand total 293;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

otAls $50 9O7 sls Totals s46 sT7 1905
rand total 1856 Grand total 7724
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
How About Hayes VS.. Edear7

letters have reached this department wanting To
why Charley Hayes not pitted against Jimmy Edgar
Edgar, you know. has gained quite reputation as
fist swinger He has swinging docketed for this FRIDAY
night at Olympia against one Tony Motisi "-
This Motisi other conquests has taken Willie
Joyce down fsic street He Joyce very nice
sheakng Monday night good enough to beat
Carmen Notch Arena Gardens So Edgar has all his work cut
out for this weekend.
Hayes undeeated professional and meeting Phil
Muscato OF Buffalo the card
Well. anyway. get the letters wanting to know why
can't be matched We the question to
Nicholas Londes, the promoter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Totals slO 1887 1866 Totals 1912 1888 $40
Grand total 3Oi3 Grand total 3Ol5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Totals e2s SIS lO43 Totals Oil ss1 1881
Grand total 2s47 Grand total 2s2S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Ohio State being ranked the top team of the nation
right now go stealing the money from Aunt Nee
sugar howl and putting Buckeyes beat Wisconsin
The Badgers of the best seasons IN years
hev have as fine starting backhed likely TO md
Pat Harder the fuback Hrsch the brilliant sophomore
back are among the conendes for AAmea backhed
honors at this writing.
So Won can with picking the winner here Easy huh
We'll here's one that will curl your harAlabama Georgia
Both are undefeated united Georgia has the mighty
FRANKIE Snkwich Alabama usual Is loaded Bama mas
entv balance experty coached by Frank Thomas
The Crimson this year has football playing hill
blues from as far away Jersey and California IL
kwie through this he must be as rugged as
aank and as slippery as oil stock salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

Totals cit $50 900 Totals sS5 ISL ISL
Grand total 2o97 Grand total 2617
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. rs
(INS).-Wally Flynn's fine punt
ing today bolstered Harvard's
hopes of victory over Princeton
Saturday. Flynn's boots are aver
aging better than 60 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Londes Has His Own Answer

Now there Co." stormed Mr. Londes with OF the
very best gestures There you right trying
kill of my local cards
Here i coming along In fine shape have Edgar as
n drawing card. have Hayes drawing card. So
the thing you want to do match them and Kill of
Of my drawing cards"
We assured Mr. Londes it really didn't matter TO us
Brother Edgar met this 10
years Yom Kppur We simply had in mind relay
ing the question asked by several clients.
Il isn't time yet for such match" he insisted I'll
when the time And don't trying
to kill OF my local drawing cards.
So there you are. Ask another
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Sports for All

All of the 2.400 cadets at West
Point Military Academy are en-
gagged in some form OF athletic
competition every day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

So YOU are hot potato at picking football winners en-
Well let's not bother any of the teams already defeated
take the 10 top ranking indicated and united teams and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-28
Classic Leaders
ToppIed as Pin
Race Tightens

IL is almost a free-for-all in the
Detroit Times Bowling Classic to-
day after the returns from last
night at Wy-7 Recreation.
Parisclean knocked off Fife. DE
Luxe-W nailed Stroh. Twentieth
Century bettered SackmanS and
Murdoch toppled PepSi-Cola. The
standings now show six games
separating the first ID clubs and
two the first eight.
Scoring honorS went TO Vernon
with 30l5 and Edgar BriSkie
topped the individuals on 6SS. His
games were 2l7-223-248. Albert
MaSsoll Jr. of Coca Cola hit 270
for a new seasons high single
-PariseleaH had 1880 to 1898 for
Fife in winning two. John Grim
minis flashed CTS for Parisclean
and Fred Breckle had one less
for Fife. Paris scored a 1890
middle.
WINS 9 GAMES
De Luxe-W lost the second. 881.
878, but won the first and third
and 2847 TO 1929. The mark in
the third was 1043 to 1887. Ken.
meth Ludier and Bill David. &c
and Gil, led De Luxe and Walter
Reppenhagen was up for Strot
on 599.
Twentieth Century managed Il
get over Sackmans. 1902 to 2783
George Lukach, 63S and George
Gingerella, GIT. led Sackmans.
Elwood Blake's 592 was gooC
in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meet
ing. Murdoch getting two, al
Though beaten in total pins, 2724
TO 1856.
WIN 2. LOSE TOTAL
Chene Trombly and Vernon
Offered the best show. Chene wor
two. but lost in total. 3015 Il
3013. Chef Slicey had 233-245 in
673 against Briskie's 6S8 as Steve
Cruchon did GIT. After Briskie
Henry Nosakowski had $40 anc
DR.. Bill Murphy 621.
Joe Paulus' outfit had games oi
1037-1O66 and Harold DrCrick's
crew 1042-1033. The big one wa.
enough TO win the opener. but
Briskie's pace was not met in the
remaining two as Chene- Trombly
caught the beat from Slicey.
Arkansas State press., 1942-03-20

"That slyw and that water y
cts so beautiful 1t makes you
ache just to look at it," said Mary.
"This is beautiful world, Big
ger" Jan said, turning to him
Look at that skyline" Bigger
looked without turning his head;
he just rolled his eyes. Stretching
to one side of him was a vast
sweep Of tall buildings flecked
with tiny squares of yellow light.
Continued on Page y