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THE GALLUP INDEPENDENT Grilup, N. Tuesday. August 2, 1938 THZVRE CHEKJUNC HOME A WINNEHI SPEAKING pr THE Yesterday wol the hottest day in the HISTORY OF GALLUP 102 DECnEK While at Die CHIEF It wai comfortably Cool 72 DEGREES When Good, She's Very, Very Good! When She's Bad, She a Darling! JAN'CT CHAPMAN IN "LITTLE MISS THOROUGHBRED" CHIEF wru. THU us. STARTS SUNDAY EHIHLKY TJJ.MHLE In "UTTI.K MISS HltOAWVAV" LAST DAY Wonderful Time" AM YOU GAMBLING WITH LIFE? AM' You Taking Chance When You Can'I Alford lo LOOM? SEE "RECKLESS LIVING" with R0BKKT WILCOX jiMMiii SAUO NAN GREY MEN CAN HAVE GAY SUMMER IN SPORTS CLOTHES NAVAJO WHO.

THL'ltS. IT'S ALWAYS COOI. Ily ADELAIDE KERB AP Fashion Editor I Ladies, you can buy smarter and clotlics for' summerl The more colorful your husVjanda ihla tricks In shir Is, and san- ah will you boih take Color is ilie big news. Men are lo wear more of this suai- nur tlmn cvcf before, soys ihc dlrcc- of of New York's leading When Visiting Child Campers in By JOAN DURHAM AP Feature Service Writer You'll get a thorough once-over when you visit yoir son or daughter at camp. Houri after you arrive the whole camp tfill know what you loot like, dress like and act like, Consequently, you'll want to put In i appearance of whicl) ypur child can be proud- That doem't rncan a high-priced automobile or a lot of dressy clothes.

It simply means looking your best. So step at the end of your drive to comb your hair and waih your hands before you enter the camp Think Ahead Other hlnls for parenla-at-camp: If the camp has regular visiting days, plan your visits lor those per loJj. Let the tamp know in advance exactly when you will arrive how lonfj you plan to stay. any accommodations are necessary, be sure you are specific In your re- i-iesis. But don't be surprised if you find yoursefl in a room without running water and even electric liBhls.

Remember that camp life oes along according lo a very strics schedule. Don't under any circumstances short pt serious illness, interfere In any way wilh that schedule, Don't lake a big box of candy cookies IE sheets are forbidden as they arc al many camps. Your child is getting plenty of good if you gave ihc selection of c. ihe duje amount of cynsideralio; before you shipped your youn en's sports wear shops. The dus are tan, red rusl and Ihc; first year when the Eurtjpeim idea of shirt and slacks the new summer mufflers a scat! lc ar lrfl inside (lie open neck of the shirt.

I oH. Watclt Your Sympathy One of (he quickest ways to brinj mi a bad case of homesickness dlssallsf ac lion Is you to sy ni- palhize loo much. you have complain or suggestions, mak them to ihc hend of the camp or ih person In charge ol your child. sure thai you're out of earshot any young campers who might lias been adopted by men in the along what you've said. though it formerly found favor Be careful to work up enlhusiasn in California.

This summer's cos- at the proper moments. That ycllov umee for country wear and colt ribbon pasted lo Arthur, mil onibSne a shirt tmd slacks made ofjror may look very insignificant lo linen, homespun cotton or acetate you but It means hours of haul in one of the nc-'v colors, i work and third-prize Iwnt- (Somo men like to conlrosi iheni) ing honors lo hi' Some men also like lo wear one of I on Where Clipper Believed Do The huge tram-Paclnc (lying bout, the Hawaii Clipper, overdue in Manila on a 2000-wile hop from the Island ol Guam, was the objecl of a widespread search led by Ihe Array port The clipper, which Inaugurated regular commercial service the Pacific in 1936. ivos capable of landing on heavy sej. She carried six passengers and crew ot olna. Mr.

Mrs. L. A. King ani son re in Long Beach, where Mr. King is recovering from a recent operation performed at (he Santa hospital in Los Angeles.

They are expected home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. D. M.

Peek returned Sunday from Los Angeles where Peek underwent a tonsilectomy at the Santa Fe hospital. Mrs. L. P. Jraboden and daughters, Patty Lou and Belly Sue, returned the past week-end from a trip to Amarillo where they attended the celebration of the "Old Pioneer Days" of Gretr county, Okla.

Mrs. Imboden was born there. This map shows the position from which (he Pan American Airways ship, Hawaii Clipper, radioed Its last 1 tn Manila. At the Urns the message was senl the clipper was 565 miles Uom Lhe Philippine coast on the westward from Guam. LI had left San Francisco Saturday, July 23, flying Mrsi lo Hawaii, then to Guam, With the big ship long overdue, the Army transport Meigs ras dispatched from ilia lo Die las) repuilprt pOjiticm, latitude li 27 norlh, longitude ol easlemmost inland ol the Philippines.

PERSONAL MENTION ELMORRO Miss Franco daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Steve Vidal of Albuquerque, Is here for a several weeks with her aunt, Miss Kathleen Alexander and her grandmother, ilrs. Rose Vidal and family. Mr. and Mrs.

John KoieUski, newly-weds, returned ihe past weekend from a wedding trip to California. Mrs. Marie Watson left this iJIcr- noon for a month's vacation lo be spent in San Diego. SOCIETY Mrs. Dunklin Is Party Honoree Mrs.

J. O. Dunklin was complimented at a larewell party last night by Mrs. Tobe Turpm, at her home. The evening was spent in pl ing after which tosly refreshments were served.

The hostess used a color scheme of yellow in ell party appouit- WELCH, YURCIC CARRY HEAVY END OF BATTING IN SOFTBALL LEAGUE and browr mcnts. During ihe evening Mrs. (in was given a handkerchie, shower- by the following guests Mesdames Earl Muffins, Earl Tcdd Vance Scooptnire, WiiUam Cossage, C. Harrington, John Nci- zer, Claude Neafus, T. F.

Bigley John Konan, and Anlitt Wells. Bn'tUt prizes were won by Mis eata te firm owner, Gossage, Iiigli, imJ Mrs. Newer, ill. low. Mrs.

Dunklin and son, Jcny, expect to leave I i- fo. Needles, they wilt make their home, Mr. Dunklin was Mrs. Anthony Kozeilski, the former Miss Catherine Stimac, secrc- ary lo W. Biekcl, has resigned ter position.

Mrs. W. W. Sanders of Pogosa Springs, Colo, recently visiica 1 here with her daughter, Mrs. Jack My- rlck, Jr.

Mrs. Ernest Clay and two childten of El Centra, visited several days last week at the Myrfck home enroule to Durango to Uit relatives. Mrs, Robert Jones ol Zuni is a patient at St. Mary's hospital. LAST TIMES TODAY HAHOLD LLOYD In "PROFESSOR BEWARE" WED.

4 TIIURS. "THE CHASER" STAKTS FRIDAY "BOOLOO" COMING SUNDAV SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN 'DWARFS Leo anigan, employed here by the Santa Fe railway, is a patient at St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. N.

Gary is in Jefferson City, visiting her mother and RENO. Ncv. Dewcy Samp- also her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Mc-i on, lull Wood Piuto Indian, has an- Ihdian Politics To Save Reservation Rao, at Lake Ozark, where Mr. and Mrs, McBae have an Indian curio shop at a summer resort, Mr.

and Mrs. H. F. DeBuak, Miss Mildred Will, daughter of Mr. DeBusk's first cousin, and J.

J. (Bill) Turner, Soil Conservation service employe, spent the past week-end in Santa Fe, where they visited Mr. and Mrs. DeBusk's daughter and son-in-law. J.

J. (BUI) Turner, SCS employe, left early this morning for Roswell, where his father, P. Turner, real is reported ser- nounced h's candidacy for the legislature on the Democratic Sampson la currently engaged in a fight against a congressional proposal which he says would give White settlers title to several thousand acres of Indian land. too hard to be out- ol an 111- luulard terry cloth lucked I rlanl ha cll ld make will undcr- mine like Ihe inevitable whispcr- cninfiaign thai follows the i i ncuvcrs of a foolish parent. ol tropical acetate mixed', jacket ol (he suiting in- gnliaidmc in ioft Ira! color.

Tho 19118 sports shoes lor men nrej s'ory themselves. First tho sli'jjurrs cross between a iiioccnsin and house shoe, inspir- by Swedish shoes and carried out In Eoft Jcalhcis. They nrc E-ptll comfort In bltf letters mut country sninituCih iu italics. Then tulno Ihc huavy-soltxl shoos which are bin fashion note ihls jre open-totd thick cork soles and oxfords with rubber solos. iced or can- solus which et surfaces, is a favurile for the lt i m.

lit Takes Money Robert Welch, right fieidcr for DeArmond, 6 Toxnco Oilers, went into first Baird, Coke 6 pbce in the Class A batting aver- Kelly, KiwanLs 3 Pgrs loday. Welch is paced by JOD Gallagher, YF 3 Ymcic according to averages, Richardson, YF is higher but has not played in as McDevilt. Kiwanis many Average includes played up lo August 1: Crickets Kxplalnlrf Urat her i hcnrt "is here in California I with Klaino cind John," Edna Jucobs. nlrovc, mother of MTI John narrymore, nrt- i nounced that she wouM file for divorce Louis Jacoui I New York clolhtcr. icliulc slacks i ilcnini.

The ibinaru-sl icliltiv-kniitcd nf wool and are rc- 'veisiWl osiu flUlv blue, foi Instance, and Ihe nlhcr gray, SJiui Is of gobnidltic or flannel, ft knil lislt? Yurcic, Hamiltons Welch, Texaco Merc RTiilmr, Gamcrco .1. Viilal, Walsun Gecrge, Nav. Chev. Chacon, Watson ArviTO, Wauncka, Dernovlch, Gomerco Nev. More money rill bo necessary it Nevada cn-ps prc lo be protected from the 1038 rickel plague, Lee Burge.

stale su- reports, By use at chemical dusting and galvanized iron fences several threatened areas have been effectively lie says, but funds have not pcrmUled adequate tonlrol Merc 1C less Important agricultural K. IG Garcia, K. 14 NOW H'C Likes Chiaramontc, Texaco.U C. Kettle, Watson 17 1O UO rlOWing'SkbUns. Hamilton N.

C. Tlip nlow of! Texaco 1 ..12 5 ..16 ..13 ..15 4 .,18 .22 3 .600 9 .562 Nav. 6 C. Hildcbrandl, K. Chcv.

8 lipinosa, Nav. Chev. .12 Breck, Merc 13 T. Bird, Hamilton Vidal. Bigley, Coke Maruisck, YF Jones, Giocers Gnrcia, Caslt-nada, 3 7 .11 8 2 transferred to Needles as 2 ,333 division storehouse keeper for the 2 .3331 Santa Fe railway.

1 1 Mrs. .333 i 1 Are Dinner Hosts J'arb Goes For Leaves PARIS (iP) Leaves are looking lo their laurels day and evening. For day, overlapping, shiny black leaves make belts and bags. For evening, lacquered green leaves girdle printed frocks and spangled black and gold leaves shine on gowns and jackets. Not One of the Seven Dwarfs .250 Kjellstro.il Paillellcs For Tics PARIS PailleUes on organ- 1 P.

Garcia, WPA enlerlaine,) as guesls at dinner ties to wcar with tailored suits I are chic. Gold paillettes flash, up 222 Sunday. 500 Guests were Mr. and Mrs. A.

whilc lo lic ln 6 av .550 .538 .532 .500 .503 .550 500 .500 .5001 TLTSDAY 500' The Gallup Nurses association will .454 meet Tuesday, August 2 at St, .200 Kogan, Mr. and Mrs. Q. C. Bess wood suit worn wilh a sheer white CALENDAR OF EVENTS .200 and son, Ernest; Mr.

and Mr A. Alj Hoffman and Joh.i Whitesides, (i of Albuquerque; Mr. an3 Mrs. Duffey and son. of Evans- vilte, Miss Helen Shoecrafl lta Mr.

Willard Shcecraft nnd Gerald Van Gundy Michigan. LetoY for the Gums An Astringent with Antiseptic properties that, must please the user or Druggists return money if first bottle "LETO'S" fatfs to satisfy Drug Co. This is not one of tho seven dwarfs. It's Henry Armstrong, who is preparing at Pompton Lakes, to fight Lou Ambers 15 rounds for the world lightweight leadership at the Polo Grounds, Aug. 10.

The feather and welter champion wraps up well after a workout despite the heat Tlie plow of Edward Connie, Nt-tfro youth, James, Texaco turned up several bars of golJ in a Watson Anderson, Hamilton Williams, Nav. Chcv. field neap the mouih of the Pom- Hco river. Tlioy ore believed to have. Iwcu hidden the Pirate Blr.ck-1 nwrc Uian 200 yews ago.

Texaco iiticii 1 Jordan, I mind. fur tennis, bad-1 took tlie yoM to (he mint in Silva, K. 11 5 .454 Mary's hospital for a business meet-J Al) members arc urged to at-1 tend. .4281 Prayer meeting Tuesday ot the .424 Methodist church. .400 WEDNESDAY ,400 Choir practice Wednesday at the church, .3841 Gallup Woman's club members .284, will hoid on important business ,351 meeting at p.

m. Wednesday al .334 their club house. .375 .357 THURSDAY The Methodist Missionary society alson What's Your Pleasure, nun, Niw, Clio Bolf, Gnmcrco Morrison, R. Wlkon, Walson Stuart, Merc 16 Silva, Giuncrco MasduMti. K.

ne7, Gatnerco IS Gonzalez, Gnaicico 11 Woolwoilh. Texnco 11 LtPoint. Nnv. Chcv 15 Snuccdn, NRV. Chcv.

.,.19 Malic, Tcxuco 12 Scot, K. icr, Nav. Cliev 8 Hcrnnii Ganicrco ...12 Ray, 20 Cowan, Tcxuco 8 Sauclicz, Niw. Chcv 17 Chlapclti, Texaco 13 G. Kozcliski, Tvxaco ...13 avaio.

Merc 9 Grenfco, C. DpArnicml. K. ...14 Plc.si-. Merc 15 Merc 15 Brcwis, Nnv.

Chcv 10 will have social meeting at 2:30 p. m. Thursday at ihe home of Mrs. D. IlolHc.

The Service Circle of the Congregational church will have a pot-luck uncheon Thursday at the home of Mrs. Tom English at Allison. Cars will leave fr ihc rectory at 10:30 a. m. The St.

Agnes Guild will meet al 2:30 p. m. Thursday at the home of Mis. H. H.

Heard. FRIDAY Tho Past Matrons club will meet at 2: SO p. Friday al the home of Mrs. Ruby Sheilon. The Ramona Hebekah lodge will meet at 7:30 p.

m. Friday at the Odd Fellows hall. The Good-News quartette will sing at the Methodist church al 8 ni- Friday. Free will offering. F.

Romero wilh a batting average ol .833 and T. Sanchez, both of the WPA team ore seuinx a fuiiais pace baHcrs oE Ihc Claii league, a.cordilijj lo nvcragM rcle.Tspd today. Averages include all pl.iyrd up unli) August 1: Romero. WPA 6 T. S.inclifr.

WPA 7 McKinlcv, YF 8 Miloscvich. YF 6 Phelps, Grocers 8 Chusncr, Kiwanis 10 Turner, Coke, 10 Uoosc. Coke Shepnard, Klwunis 5 Stevens, Coke 7 Mnrqunrdl, KitvAnis 9 Cnrney, Kiwanli 9 S. R(xiri((ucr, Grocers ..11 Comhoni, Coke II Ycl-mek, YP Conroy, YF 6 Wright, YF 8 Sanchet, 10 Croilo, Coke 2 Kstroda, Grocrrt 11 Gardva, Grocers 9 Rodriguez, Groccri 9 ferca, Git)Cx i rs 5 Kelloif. Coko 10 Moon, YF 8 Kspinoia.

11 Sandovil, 5 5 4 5 .625 6 .600 6 .600 .600 .600 571 555 553 Sti .545 500 500 500 500 .500 .454 .444 .444 .400 JS3 J4J East Is Best Gwcn Wong. 14-year-old crack pitcher of the feminine soflball (earn of San Francisco, winds up for blnl- Ing losi. The etrli are tlslns the Colden Gale International Exposition by wearing ilccve cmblemi while bam- itonolof IB The Gallup Independ 1938 Ceremonial Edition Will be Issued Tuesday, August 23 Advertisers planning special copy for this edition, can assist the publishers by preparing copy NOW, and either leaving it at the Independent office, or telephoning that copy is ready so a solicitor can pick it Our Lay-Out Men Will Be Glad to Assist in Arranging Copy. Gallup Independent -PHONE 66.