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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-12
Rusija Isstoja Prizes
Atlantic Carteri

The. New York Times Vasa-
rio 26 numeryje idejo pranesi-
ma is Maskvos kad Tass, Off
cialli Rusijos ziniu agentura
del polemikos apie Rusijos po-
karines sienas sitaip issireis-
kianti:
"Ar JUS manote kad tokia
Europa kurioje kiekviena val
stybe naudotusi pilna politine
nepriklausomybe, gall butt SUI
kurta Rusijai turint sienas uz
kuriu il jaustusi saugi, ar at
statant ellie silpnu buferiniu
valstybiu, kuriu teritorija vi
liotQ atakas prizes Rusijos sau-
guma, ir kurios galutinai tu-
retu pasiduoti stipresnio kai-
myno itakai?
"Tie kurie pageidauja 1899
n1etu sienu atstatymo Rytu
Europoje skelbia (Tasso)
pranesimas padarytu gerai
paklausdami saves kokiai at
eiciai pasmerkia jie tas atgai-
vintas buferines valstybes."
Keistai nukalba Tasso Ii
niu biuro vedejai, kurie skel-
bia greiciausia paties Stalino
siauro proto isvadas. Tame vi
same matosi tik Maskvos val
dovu klastingi siekiai = uzka-
riauti Vakaru Europa, palen-
gva einant j Vakarus per ma
zas bejieges Sails, kurias Mas
kva pirmiausia griebe j savo,
kaip "stipresnio kaimyno" ita-
ka.
Rusijos zemiu isgelbejimui
nuo dar "stipresniu kaimynu"
negu yra patti Russia nieko ne
gelbejo uzemimas Lietuvos ir
kitu pasienio saliQ, ka aiskiai
parode 1941 metu Birzelio %
dienos Vokieciu pasijudinimas
traukti i Russia.
Stai. Xxi pereito rudens Vo-
kieciai uzeme Rusijos zemiu
tick kad ten galejo butt so
,okiu mazu buferiniu valstybiu
kaip Lietuva. Kodel bolsevi-
kai nesulaike Vokieciu zygia-
Vino nei Lenkijoje, nei Lietu-
vote, nei milziniskoje Ukraine
je - Xxi nepradejo vartoti is
Amerikos gautus karo pabuk-
lus, kuriQ gavima, betgi, nuo
savo muziku paslepe?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-12
ATMINIMAI.

ATMINIMAI.
Mano mintys tankiai skrenda
Kur tevynes zalios pievos. -.
Kur nupjautas sienas VISTA. -.
Kur prazyde kvepia jievos -.
Kur vingiuoja upeliukai. -.
Kur miskai taip hudnai osia,
Kalba seka paslaptinga. -.
Voveraites zaisme losia. -.
Ten kur jausma ispudinga
Motina del names teike
Dave Gera; Bloga peike.
Kur sidabro debeseliai
Taip isleto dausom slinko,
Ir giedojo veverseliai,
Ir prinoke varpos linko,
Lyg kad bangos Wis bangavo
Kada vejas jas lingavo -.
Ten kur kietas ledas tirpo
Kai j saule kaitint eme.
Ir kai buinios vysnios sirpo,
Ir kur Wits dziaugsna leme. !.
Dabar visa tai sapnuoju,
Ar tai verkiu, ar dainuoju. -.
Visa tai man atminimai
Diena, nakti Wis kartoja.
Tarsi sakrnes, padavimai,
Man mintyse kelias, stoja -.
Kur cia viska iskalbeti. -.
Tx liudesi ner kur deti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-12

sVIDUTINIAI imant indus
triju darbininkai uz 1912 me-
tus uzdirbo po $2003, palygi-
nus su $1672 1941 metals ir
S153S didelio biznio 1929 me-
tais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-03-12

sVidutinis anazius motinp gimdanciu
pirma kudiki yra % metal. Mat. nors Vie
nos isteka II ginado yisai jaunos, kitos is-
teka jan pabuyusios.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
This N
That
BY WICK

ARiZoNA'S BEAUTY is more
apparent at night than during the
daytime as far as the newcomer is
concerned. For he can understand
and appreciate the loveliness Of
mountain peaks fading from their
harsh brightness to soft purple
hues as the curtain of night COM
mences to fall. And while the one
new to this great southwest may
grumble and complain about shift
ing sands, the lack of shade trees
and what to him is unsightly cac-
tus, you'll find he revels in the
beauty of the night-cloudless sky,
sprinkled with myriad of stars
and great mellow moon-for
these are things he knows and un-
derstands.
A YOUNG HITCH HIKING SOL
DER was picked up by Coolidge
car on the outskirts of Tucson the
other night. AS he climbed in he
was asked where he was heading.
In rather thick tongue. he replied
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

"Out here to camp" So the
car started on its way toward Cool
idge. its occupants thinking the
soldier belonged at Mariana. 1t
wasn't until some distance had
been traversed that the soldier
dropped the remark that he was
stationed at Davis Monthan, clear
across the city of Tucson in the
other direction. When he was let
out of the car he was heard to
murmur in a greatly-agitated voice,
Goodness gracious. Goodness
gracious, how did that happen?"
THOMAS DRIER puts it we'll
when he says, "To be popular at
home is a great achievement. The
man who is loved by the house cat,
by the dog, by the neighbor's chill
dren, and by his own wife, is a
great man, even if he has never
had his name in who's Who"
GLENN FRANK, late University
of wisconsin president and Repub-
lican politician and writer, who
was given the toughest sort of an
custer from the university by the
Progressive faction and later was
to meet death in an automobile ac-
eident, was a gifted speaker. Many
have said. and with some justice,
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Concert Recital Of
Marion Downs Is
Well Attended

Marion Jackson Downs, negro Tyr
ic soprano, made her second con-
cert appearance in Coolidge when
she sang Tuesday evening before
a large crowd in the Methodist
church. Mrs. Downs was here for
the first time year ago.
Mrs. Downs sang variety of
numbers. including English French
and Russian compositions. She
concluded her recital with favor
ite Negro songs such as Il Know
A City Called Heaven" from
Green Pastures" and a lullaby,
Little Lord Jesus"
Mrs. Bruce Moody accompanied
Mrs. Dawns on the piano.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Time Changed For
Union Thanksgiving
Service Thursday

There has been a change in the
time for the Thanksgiving Service
to be held in the high school audi
torium on Thanksgiving Day The
time has been set at 1920 rather
than the time previously announc-
ed. The service is sponsored by
the ministerial association made
up of the Protestant ministers of
Coolidge. Rev. Leslie Ross, chair
man of the ministerial association,
will preside. Rev Mrs. Lima O.,
Donnell will read a message for
the day from the Holy Scriptures.
Rev. J. n Campbell will lead those
assembled to the throne of God in
Thanksgiving prayer aid Rev.
Carl Fritz will speak on the sub
ject Thanksgiving In Our Time" )"
Special music will be provided
by the Coolidge Music club.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

WACs. enlisting in July, 1912. She
received her basic training at FIT.
Des Moines. Iowa, and advanced
to the rank of 1st lieutenant N
September Her brother, 1t. Fred
erick G. White. bombardier, is a
prisoner of war in Germany. An
other brother, Seaman 1st Glass
Eugene A. White is on duty at
Pearl Harbor A third brother,
John B. White. is employed by the
navy. 1t. White is company COM
mander of a WAC detachment in
the engineer replacement training
center at FIT. Leonard Wood, Mo.
Chas. WhitIow, Jr., S 1/c, visit
ed at his home from Saturday un-
til Monday on leave before going
to sea once more. He is on new
ship and expected when home to
leave any time.
J. c. beaverton of Oracle was a
Florence visitor Monday.
Mrs. Lenor Leeman visited In
Globe over the weekend with Jean
Anderberg.
Peggy Mann, S 1/c, who recent
ly visited the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Mann, is
stationed at Kingerville, Texas
instead of Corpus Christi. King
erville is about 40 miles from
Corpus Christi.
Nomination of officers was
feature of the meeting of Florence
Rebekahs, Tuesday.
Louis FisceI, county engineer
spoke Wednesday evening at Ro
tary club meeting.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

that he never said anything, that
amounted to much, although gold,
en- words fell from his lips as cas-
lily as rain from the heavens. Yet,
we have in our files the following
which we think demonstrates his
keen insight into mans character:
When the other fellow acts that
way, he is ugly; when you
do, it's nerves.
When the other fellow is set in
his ways, he is obstinate;
when you do, it's firmness.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

When the other fellow treats
someone especially well. he
is toadying; when you do,
it's tact.
When the other fellow takes his
time, he is dead slow; when
you do, you are deliberate.
When the other fellow picks flaws,
he's cranky; when you do
you are discriminating.
When the other fellow says what
he thinks, he is spitefui;
when you do, you are frank y
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

1st Lieut.. Mary White was hon.
ored at a Junior Woman's club
dinner at Ell Charro restaurant
Monday evening. Eighteen were
present. other guests were Mrs.
Natalia White and Miss Martha
White. A Thanksgiving motif was
carried out. Members met first
at the home of Mrs. J. r. Treat
and then proceeded to the, restaur-
ant.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Mrs. Charles D. EIledge of Cool.
dge will be employed at San Car
os Irrigation district office. She
-eplaces Miss Edith Brunenkant
and for several years was employ
"a at Fisher Variety store in Cool
dge.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Miss Lillian Armetta, who is
employed at the county attorneys
office. left Wednesday for Ames,
Iowa, TO enjoy twO-weeks vaca-
ton.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

L. K. Basteen, hunting with Hill
bert Brady, athletic instructor at
Tempe college, was successful in
getting his deer this year The
men hunted out of oracle.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Florence Locals

Tom FuIbright. county attorney,
vas a Phoenix visitor Tuesday.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

. Mrs. Charles D. Elledge, who
was employed for several years
at Fisher Variety store, has ac-
cepted a position in the office of
San Carlos Irrigation district in
Florence. She replaces Miss Edith
Brunenkant.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Miss Peggy Nolan, who is en-
lloyed in the selective service of
ice. is now on vacation.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Mrs. r. D. Gray, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. III. c. Hill. returned FRI
lay to her home in Yuma after a
two-day visit with her parents,
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Mrs. Mildred Walker of Long
Beach. Calf. is employed in the
county treasurer's office, succeed
ing the former Miss Della Lou
Ware. who was recently married
to Captain Jay Beauchamp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Church Young Peopl'
Plan Activities
For Coming Months

Young people of the Community
Church are holding a plan
ming conference Sunday after
noon to plot out the activities of
the Society for the next six
months. Those taking a lead in
the planning will be Helen Bar
rington, Beety Clark. Sue Kyser,
Joyce Ellis, Harvey Davidson and
Helen Anderson. After the busi-
ness of planning comes to an end,
those, present will try, their luck
with chop sticks and Chinese
dinner especially prepared for the
occasion.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

X. MandeII will return Saturday
from a buying trip to San Francis
20 and Los Angeles. He spent
the weekend with his son. who at
tends the University of California
at Berkeley.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Home for Thanksgiving at the
5. r. Mathews home will be John
Mathews. who attends Utah State
College at Logan. Utah. and Lieut..
Stanley Mathews of Camp Bowie,
rexas
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Ensign and Mrs. Warren Dalton
visited recently with Mrs. Norman
Freeman. Ensign Dalton was sta
toned at naval school, University
of Arizona, but is now on the east
coast.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

1st Lieut.. Mary c. White,
daughter of Mrs. Natalia White.
was given two-day furlough
extension. She was one of the
first of Arizona women to join the
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19
Community Church

You VIII ind a welcome at the
Community Presbyterian church
where the morning service is held
at eleven. The sermon topic is
1.-The Responsibility of Privilege" I"
Besides this worship service in
charge of the pastor, there are
Sunday School classes for various
ages meeting at ten o'clock.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor Society is having candle
light service at which time there
will be an installation of officers
who were recently elected. The
time for that service is 1880.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Friends of Norton Schewel will
be glad to hear he has been com
missioned a second lieutenant. He
is in the air force, stationed at
Childress. Texas, and is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schewel.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-11-19

Q Mr.. and Mrs. V. d. Brown OF
Sanders, Arizona, left Friday for
their home after a three day visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fisher.
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Fisher are
cousins In honor of their visitors
the Fishers entertained the follow
ing guests for dinner on Thursday
evening, Mrs. Eula Elledge, son
Wayne Elledge, and Mrs. Rea Har-
mon of Tucson, a former Coolidge
resident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
BeHamy Shot Echo
Police Complaint Charges Beautiful Madee 3d.
Of Assault With Deadly Weapon

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. q
uNS) THE Frankie and Johnny
shooting episode on Nobb Hill last
week, starring Madge Bellamy
star OF stage and screen a decade
or so ago, and A. Stanwood
Murphy, wealthy lumber operator
and socialite, took a more serious
turn today.
The police department reversed
itself and signed a complaint
charging Miss Bellamy with assault
with a deadly weapon on the per-
son of Murphy felony.
Previously the police indicated
strongly they were not much in
terested in the case, and so long
as Murphy himself didn't appear
anxious to be a complaining wit
ness they were willing TO let by
cones be bygoneS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
= ZerOS
Hitin Fight
At Wake

WASHINGTON. Jan. u IUP).
American aircraft on a recon
mission over Japanese
held Wake Island are believed TO
have shot down two Of eight inter-
cepting Zero fighters. the navy
announced today All Of our planes
returned safely.
The action occurred Monday and
was the first reported over Wake
since American airmen dumped
$4,000 pounds Of bombs on the
island during the night of Deem
Der 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

CHUNGKING, Jan. 81 fUP)-
japanese forces used poison gas
against a Chinese unit January s,
but a shift in the wind blew the
gas back in their own ranks and
killed several hundred of their
men. Chinese communique said
today.
The gas attack was made in the
Linfen- Hungtung sector OF SOUTH
ern Shansi Province. the commu-
nique said.
The same day, the communique
said. five Japanese planes at
tempted TO bomb Chinese positions
but most of the enemy missiles
fell on the japanese ranks, killing
an additional 100 men.
The enemy lost more than
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
.Ydnk Bombers
Attack in Burma

NEW DELHI. Jan. u CuPl -
American bombers raided japanese
installations at Rangoon and Man.
dalay and, with fighter escorts
attacked rail communications in
Northern Burma, the 10th United
States Air Force command an.
nounced today.
A communique said American
planes scored hits in the Rangoon
wharf area. Other bombers blasted
rolling stock in the railroad yards
at Mandalay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Ed Flynn
Wins Test
In Senate

WASHINGTON, Jan. II 0NS)
The Senate foreign relations
committee today approved the
nomination Of Edward j. Flynn.
New York political header, TO be
minister 10 Australia.
The vote was - 10 10.
The committee action was a
victory for President Roosevelt
but Flynn faces a bitter fight on
the Senate floor against confirma-
ton with debate scheduled 10 start
next Monday. He must be con-
firmed by a majority vote.
Three Democratic members -
George Of Georgia. Van Mugs Of
Indiana and Gillette of Iowa $500
voted against conhrms ton while
La Toilette tP) OF Wisconsin voted
for Flynn.
Democratic leaders Immediately
predicted that the Senate will
approve the Flynn nomination.
Republicans, however, saw in the
detection Of three prominent Dem
ocratic members the possibility of
a serious split in the Democratic
Senate majority which would re-
suit In rejection Of the nomination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

But a few minutes before Miss
Bellamy, once acclaimed by artists
as the most beautiful woman in
America. entered the court of Mu-
nicipal Judge Clarence Morris 10
plead not guilty, Police Chief
Charles Dullea announced that
whether or not Murphy signed a
complaint the police department
would file one
1t was signed by Inspector
Frank Lucey,
Pertly dressed, in black and
wearing a short white ermine coat,
Miss Bellamy, now around 80 and
still very much of n beauty, was
taken aback by the turn of events.
Murphy. who last New Years
Eve married the former June
Amy, once Paris model, was not
in court but his attorney, Harold
Faulkner, was.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Brushes Aside Precedent

Brushing aside precedent to become the first
American President to fly the Atlantic, the first to
leave his capital for foreign soil in time of and
the first also to set foot in active combat zone,
Mr.. Roosevelt in his conference with Churchill
achieved the following:
IA definite final and unaIterabe decision to
fight the Axis with all the unified and co-ordinated
strength of the United Nations until Hitler, Mus
soini and Hirohito have been thrust to their knees
in abject defeat.
2-An agreement between General Giraud,
French high commissioner In North Africa, and
Fighting French leader General De GaulIe for full
military collaboration, insurng total defeat OF
the enemy
ICompletlon of plans for maintenance OF
offensive action against the Axis in every arena Of
war, with all United Nations resources pooled to
this end and all possible military aid given 10
Soviet Russia and China to insure continuation OF
the attriton which already has cut deep into the
manpower and arms resources of the enemy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Map War Strategy
AtSession iinAfriCd

CASABLANCA, Jan. 81 QNS).-An unwritten
ultimatum calling for unconditional surrender or
war to the last Nazi was served upon the Axis
regimes of Germany, Japan and Italy today.
This, in brief, was the result of the most impor-s
tant war council in all history-the unprecedented
meeting on Moroccan soil of President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
For 18 out of the "a hours in each of 10 history
making days, the two great democratic leaders of
world plunged into war by Adolf Hitler's tyranny
met with their military and political chiefs of staff
in this sunny seaside city of the southern
When they had finished, they had mapped
global war aimed at extinction of Axis military and
political manpower and philosophy, brought together
the divergent elements heretofore impeding CONSOLE
daton of French resistance for liberation and paved
the way for about offensive action against the
enemy in every present and future theater of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Fourth War Consultation

Deeply tanned and in high spirits, and vastly
encouraged by the fighting trim of American soldiers
he reviewed and visited in the course of his Today
stay in this outpost of United Nations power in
Africa, President Roosevelt struck the entire lett
motif of this historic conference, which represented
his fourth consultation with Churchill
The watchword and the slogan Of the United
Nations from this moment forward he told CORE
spondents is unconditional surrender"
He repeated it and emphasized il. n suggested
Continued Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Two Men Guilty
In Beef Fraud
Photo by international News Sound Photos

James Kelly and Earl Markhart
operating as the Royal Packing
Company, 1882 East jefferson
avenue, today were found guilty
by Traffic Judge Thomas +.
Maher on charges of possessing
l 1872 pounds of uninspected teef.
They also were found guilty Of
having diseased meat in their pos
session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Only 1000 laps
On Guddd|(and|

HONOLULU. Jan. 26 CUP) tde-
layed) Reliable sources said to-
day that probably fewer than
1000 Japanese soldiers physically
able 10 fight are left on Guadal-
canal and that they control about
5 per cent Of the island
The recent seizure Of kolum-
bona village is believed TO have
definitely broken serious japanese
resistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
Australian Dead: 1926

CANBERRA, Jan. 81 CUP).--A
representative of Premier John
Curtin announced today that Aus.
tralian battle casualties, since the
wars beginning, were 6.S26 killed.
23. 1892 missing. and 9.059 wounded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

LONDON. Jan u fUPl --
American bombs from American
planes crashed on German soil to-
day for the first time in this war,
carrying into action the promise
Of President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill 10 batter the
AXIS into unconditional surrender
The raid was made against
German naval installations and
was a continuation of the round.
the-clock assault of the Royal Air
Force and the United States Army
Air Force against German subma-
rine bases and repair depots.
Flying Fortresses and Liberator
bombers-big four-motored planes
bristling with so caliber machine
guns-made the attack.
The German Transocean News
Agency broadcast from Berlin a
report that British planes had
rsided Helgoland. an island %
miles of the west German coast,
AZ noon today. Many four-engined
bombers were shot down. the Ger
mans claimed. by antiaircraft fire
and fighter planes.
Whether the Germans mistook
the American raiders for British
is not known.
Several times in the last few
weeks newspapermen have been
told, something big is coming
of But until today weather or
other considerations always have
prevented an extension OF the
United States daylight attacks TO
Germany proper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
DAVIES PREDICTS GAS

DENVER. Jan. u GNS).--
Joseph f. Davies. former United
States ambassador TO Belgium and
Russia, today predicted the Ger
man army this spring would resort
to poison gas and possibly bacteri-
illogical weapons.
Davies also predicted that Ger
many would fail in its desperation
attack; that first signs of the
cracking of Nazi power would be-
come evident, and that the United
Nations will open several fronts
during l943.
KEYKo MARGARINE and a Slice
~ BREAD for extra energy - Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
U.S.Bonnbers
In First Raid
On Germany

l. MOON, Jan. u (UP).-
American heavy bombers made a
-1arge-scale attack today on the
German naval base of Wlhelns-
haven, United States Army Air
Force communique said.
The WilhelmShaven raid was
IN ade by Flying FortresSes, the
communique said. At the same
time Liberstor bombers attacked
her targets in Northwestern
Germany. Three American bomb
erS are missing.
The American bombers. which
were uneScorted. destroyed num-
her Of enemy fighters, the COM
munlque said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
.DapS Get Own Gas
Poison Fumes for Chinese Blown Back in Faces
by Wind Shift Also Bomb Selves

900 men tina. day" the com
munique reported,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
NEWS TO COME

The London Daily Mails G..
Ward Price. a reporting veteran
of World War 1 thought it over
a couple of days and reported in
a second dispatch today that only
part of what happened at Casa
blanca had been revealed, that
sensational news was 10 come.
The report of Walter Logan,
United Press staff correspondent,
that visitors arrived with Finnish
tags on their baggage was to be
considered. And rumors were
rife.
A significant fact is that the
CONTINUED on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28

Sweetheart Theater Bar-392S 3rd.
9 Nodvil Acts. No Door Charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-28
The Weather

The sun viii set at $40 .. m. today,
hnd rise tomorrow az s:4s n. m.
The moon set ~ II :O5 p. m. today.
and rises tomorrow at l2.5S a. m.