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[12]building) OFSICER'S
[14]COMMENTS (Number eoch comment to show from whom
[15]INITIALS
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[41]OF BAHCO COWTINEXTIAL OF MEXICO CITY, PHILLIPS REFORTEDLY CommCTSD-wITH
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[61]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[63]SUBJECT: (Opsonat
[65]TO: (Officer designation, room number, ond ue :
[66]building} COMMENTS (Number gech comment to show from shor
[67]. ta whom. Draw a@ line ocrots column ofter each coment)
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[127]To: SPECIAL OPTEAT PONS - 12 MAY 50 -
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[168]14-0000
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[172]CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE GROUP
[174]Pact No
[175]To: SANTIAGO ROUTINE
[176]Frou: _ SPECIAL OPERATI HS 46 MAY 50 —
[177]Cosrmmtation: . FOT.- ‘(ie2) euT. 55780
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[209]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[211]> CONFIDTNTIAL (J secrer
[213]SUBJECT; (Getione!)
[215]“COMMENTS (Number eoch comment to thaw from whom
[217]TO, (Officer designetion, room number; ond
[218]to'whom. Draw a fine acro:s.colyma after each comment.)
[220]‘| buitding)
[222]OFFICER'S
[223]“NUTHALS:
[225]rom O10 "iiione™ [] secret — [_}conrioentian [7] GAINTERMAL [7 uncuassiFieD
[228]400000
[230]: TED ORIGINAL aa ;
[231]‘1. This aN EI AMENDEND SUB-ALLOTMENT To PROJECT FULSUATESa FOR
[232]"|. THE PERIOD. FROM 2 baci to 30 June: 1a.
[234]ns - SECRET
[236]cate ___ 32 Thay 1950
[238]TO: * OSO Budget Officer
[240]THROUGH: STB a ; ft
[242]‘Pe . ’
[244]SUBJECT: Project Sub-Allotment .
[246]F i SCAL YEAR
[248]" EXPENDITURES FOR: 7311S PROJECT WILL BE CHARGED ‘AGAINST THE SUDGET
[250]or AND: UNDER t THE FOLLOWING: cRYPTORYMES :
[255]1400000 . . oo a
[257]Lo Tr] UNCLASSIFIED :
[259]Op NTE el) conFIP-atiat
[261]ye we EON ee :
[262]- . - LO, car ‘ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[263]SUBJECT: Aapionah — — S
[265]FROM:,
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[274]|
[276]TO: (Offteer designation. room aumber, cad 7 : a ie . —
[277]building) * “ene . et bate OFFICER'S. | COMMENTS” (Number each comment ta show from whom
[278]. . : INITIALS” | to whom.” Drow @ fine across columa after each comment) .
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[294]TO“fomons [_] SECRET  { ]CONFIDENTIAL [_' Gia INTERNAL ["] unciassiried
[296]AIR TOGA LOGS .
[297]- Chief, Foreign Division T and 10 July 1950 .
[298]Chief, Finance Division ° . _
[299]Chief of Station, Santiago
[300]Operational Matters .
[301]Bank Accounts = United States . Loe .
[303]1. The following bank account addreases are forvarded herewith for the usd —
[304]of the Finance Division in making appropriate Payments: in the United | -
[305]' States as previously authorized: , .
[306]a) FULMAR: -
[307]we Bank ; » National City Bank of New York -
[309]* Jackson Heightz Branch
[310], Roosevelt Avenue and 81st Street, New York, N.Y.
[312]- Amount ~ $109,00 por nonth.
[314]_ Schedule: ~ July to be paid 1 August 1950, ; ;
[315]August to be paid 1 September 1950 .
[316]September to be paid 1 October 1950 '
[317]October to be paid 1 November 1950
[318]_ b) FULMBUATER-le. ;
[319]: . Bank = Fort vorth tational Bank.
[320]Fort Worth, Texas -
[324]Amount = $50,098 ref month. 2 Coe . wr,
[326]¥ . _ _seiodte = Fire pigmnit to Yo made Augie 1950 en to
[327]_ oF a . oe co - oo. 4 ‘be. continued on the first: of. ‘ach month 't Tem
[328]ae De, . me after tnf4l Surther notions. = ee
[330]an pot Baik Moreantile ‘Prast conbariy’ ;
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[355]: of: tho: xonith, of: July 1950, due to thé overlap of 15 eave . :
[356]in July: in whieh be assisted FULMAR in taking. over, al ba e
[359]14-0000
[362]_ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET .
[363]orticens. ‘ - :
[364]- INITIALS - ‘
[366]ee saeviGUs CIA {NTERNAL oO UNCLASSIFIED. ,
[368]sions [J secret — [jconFiDeNTiaL [_} SIA INTERNA
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[376]Chie? of Foreign Division T 26 Aurmust 1950
[377]Chief, ef Station, Santiago
[380]oan Duty Status Roports
[381]sat TOSaAHLOGS
[383]t - :
[385]T hereby cortity that, the following rened individials ‘have perforned.
[386]dutdtes during the oritire month of July 1950, and that the following
[387]’ dollar paynorits are approved and authorized to be nade at Headquarters
[389]to qubjectsat
[390]- FULLBACK $100.00 -
[391]FULAR _ 160,00. mrs
[393]_FULMDVATERSL . 50,00
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[406][1] UNCLASSIFIED i gape - ony CONFIDENTIAL Ca secrer
[407]ROUT (NG AND RECORD § SHEET
[413]TO: sO&cer desgnation, room aveber, cod | pate
[414]Bavktiag? a __] OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Nember eoch comment to show from whom
[415]; to whom, Drew a fee across caluma after each comment)
[417]ONTTEALS
[419]en
[421]i
[423]ne es ne eran anaes
[425]USE PREVIOUS p=] — 4 cia | INTE ro
[426]om 4s O10 Sethoone L] seener [TCONFIDENTIAL (_] fet oa [_| UNCLASSIFIED
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[434]Chief of Foreign Division T 28 August 1950
[435]. Ghipf,ef Station, Santiago
[436]| Adcdniotrative
[437]- | Duty Statua Reports
[438]Rory. TCS lOGh
[439]r hereby certify that tha following naned individuals have perfornsd ee
[441]iien during the oritire month of July 1950, and that. the following
[442]lollar paynonts are approved and authorised te be nado at Headquarters
[444]to subjectss
[445]. FULLBACK €100,00
[446]| FULER 160,00.
[448]_FULPGHATERS2 “50,00
[450]. seme . . ok eee
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[456]~ YOLASSIFIED [TJ Oe TL [1 CONFIDENTIAL. (] secrer
[458]ROUTING 4..0 RECORD SHEET
[460]ere ee
[462]SUBJECT: ‘Opronal)
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[468]\  WHD oy) 4G T UH
[470]TO: (Officer designotion, inom aumbor, dad pate” , —— : :
[471]building) _ OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number euch comment to thoe from whoea . 1
[472]REC tworn INITIALS [| ta whom. Drew a Hine across column after each commeat,)
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[481]Pore 3s O10 “tomoes’ [—]- SECRET " {~] CONFIDENTIAL ) GIRL (7) onctassiFies
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[486]Chief, .Poreign Division T . SEP 27 1950
[487]Chisf of Station, Santiago
[490]Buty Status Reportg +
[494]FULMAR 0,06
[497][J] uxctassisy 9. cy] eee 1 CONFIDENTIAL [7] SECRET
[499]SUBJECT: (Optionot!
[501]FROM
[503]TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
[504]building) oa OFFICER'S
[506]COMMENTS (Number each comment te shaw from whom
[507]to whom. Diaw o line actos columa after each comment.)
[509]Vor 5 O10" toinews’” [7] secret [| conripentiat [_] ie emres  (_] unctassirieo
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[523]ECRET oe
[525]: \ Ro. 692
[526]. . OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE
[528]To: Chief, FDT/NWC
[530]Operational Cloarance is granted forthe use of FULMINATOR/1.
[535].
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[540]Pas acopetge Te ps a bee Cree ZL Pune pee 2 a o 427
[542]SEGRE
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[550]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET .
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[556]tre, P44 ch ih
[558]TO: (Officer detignotion, room number, and " :
[559]buitding) . OFFICER'S | COMMENTS, (Number each comment to show from when . ‘
[560]; . : INITIALS to whem, Drow a fine across column after each comment.) '
[562]; | a | elite 7EL i
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[568]Lo Chief, Finanes Division 23 Ostabder 1950
[569]pt co
[570]ches, For
[571]Restoration of Salertos for FULMTNATER and FULMINATER=1 -
[573]WH. M. WHEELER, JR,
[576]1400000
[580]. CA INTERNAL
[582]LJ Uo oWY CC 7
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[585]etter .
[588]ne
[590]‘( onctassirten
[592]"1 CONFIDENTIAL SECRET
[593]SHEET
[595]SUBJECT: (Optional
[597]FROM:
[598]WH D-
[600]TQ: (Officer designation, room auinber, ond
[601]building)
[603]COMMENTS: (Number ‘toch gamment fo show from -whom
[604]to whem. Drow @ line atross caeiment
[606]colump after eock
[607]i 7, “ee
[609]Pate as 1G Me maevians (J secrer = [Jconrivenria (7) tee) uncuassirie
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[646]te Fas Cannak wee. Cred abe Q) ~teye®: Wo uctio.
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[658]SUBJECT: (Gptienal
[660]erence tewwnnes we cee ON
[662]FROM:
[664]COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whoa
[665]fo wham Drow a Bre across eoluma otter gach comment J
[667]OFFICER'S
[668]INITIALS
[670]Pore 8 O10 S,7nesrous [¥] seerer —[_] conFipentiat -[7} toe 7] unchassintep a
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[680]Chief, Foreign Division T RP Getobar 1950
[681]Chief of Station, Santiago , : a3
[682]* : Adnintetrative 7 es
[684]whe ee a wee of
[687]ot : . I nerehy certify, that the fol: tntag tie taned tnatvidin tn: ‘have perfor  . e
[688]Re dubia: the’ entire’ month of Octoter 2950, and that: tha Poo
[689]- _ . Paynents are ‘approved and authorized: to be nate: at Hoadquartire to vl
[692]PULLBAGK oF $100,00
[695]oe FOE gon eae
[698]2. for mithortenitan ‘of reastiiation of FULSTHATER ani, PUL, éeo.
[699]WASH 17632 dated 19 Oatobor 1 19506, .
[701]na, oo BWVEE TL
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[708]“
[710]ms SECRET -
[711]ROUTING AND RECORD SHeET
[713]"INSTRUCTIONS: Officer designations should be used in tho "TO" column. Under each comment a line shautd be drawn across sheet
[715]and each.commenc numbered to correspond with tho number in the "TO" evlumn. Each officer should initial (check mark insufficient)
[716]before further routing. This Routing and Record Sheet should be raturned ta Registry.
[718]ate ro inete a A ee
[720]: 7 . . OLA)" o. © SovaamrieT Patino craice :
[721]~REgHNO H48 SECRET
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[727]Vias_
[728]SPECIFY
[729]TO Chief, torsicn Civision To =
[730]FROM — : Chief of Station, Seatiece .
[731]SUBJECT: GENERAL. .
[732]: SPECIFIC.” ror WIth oN g S:
[734]1. Due to. the ency of providing safe quarters. for ‘the 2elvéréahie exan--
[735]“ination of ULMINATSR-2, this ‘Station . equi rei a sal.
[737]FYE NATER-1- to trins FOLST ya TER 2 to the polyrraah ¢
[738]ity for this action was relieved to. have been const
[739]The Tolowing details pertain to this spartment: |
[741]The eathor-
[742]2 WashF~19400,
[744]Location: Calle Laclver 272, ninth floor, ‘Spartzent, 915.
[746]RENTALS Forthly rent: */3,860.  Ascordine to, local
[747]- revetsery to pay an agvence ove
[748]cont _ angnth ts rent else nai
[749]a a . : paid for one xonth, |:
[751]2/2, 8C6 wes ocid as ) the
[753]custotn it was
[758]See
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[763]den tgay St-78
[765]CLASSIFICATION
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[781]cs €e In orter to ef fr this © bove ‘safes .
[782]; ae it anertaent and to agsing tha lahat seade
[783]i Quarters so authorise thig § 5 asticatle. .
[786]AIR a SO ; 10S-A+1235
[788]KAPOK
[790]“17 Toverter 1950 _
[791]Chief, Foreign Livision ft ; ;
[792]. Chief of Station, Santiago |
[793]Operational Matters.” Se a,
[794]_ ACQUISITION SAPB-aP/RTMENTs FULMIRATER-1
[796]Due to. the exigency of providing safe quarters for the polyrraphio exan-
[798]- inaticn of FULSENATER-2, this: Station sogitred a safe-apartnent for -
[799]FULEIXATER=1 to bring FULSTNATEP=2 to the polygraph team, The author=
[800]ity for thie action was believed to have been construed in tshF-19400,
[801]The followtng details pertain to this apartnent: .
[803]Location: Calle NaoIver 272, ninth floor, apartment 915.
[805]Honthly rant: ?/3,800, Ascoriling to local custom it was:
[807]necessary to pay an advance over and above the initial .
[809]month's rent also paid: ty Advance, Therefore, 3/3300 was
[811]paid for one. month, 12 Noveiiber - 12 December 13950, and
[813]P/2,586 wee paid ag the 2d vin-ce ‘euarantse for twenty daye,
[815]Renters Juan SIVIRI, sna ‘as FULLNESS. safé-apartuent, erranged for:
[818]Negotiators FUMARIC handled a1 the Necotiations-between STVORT and the.
[819]. | Owher, whose nane is not iuima diately available at this
[820]writings. ° - os i
[825]onbination,;
[828]. “Ee TCS-A-1255 continued
[829]“ye . af . KAPOK
[830]Tass continued :
[831]Future: It is desirsd to re
[833]tain this” anartaent as leas as
[834]required in orier to provide a safo meating place
[835]for FULNINATER-1 and Pe LMI NATER~2,
[837]2. In order to larity this Station's mithonity ts ‘retain the above safe= .
[838]apartment and to assume the exnense of same, it is re ussted. that. Heads. -
[840]quarters so authorize this Station sccordihgly as early | ag practicable, a
[843][] unctassivien 7 CUA TERME - £7] conrinentiat (2] secrer
[844]ES a _
[846].
[848]; ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[849]SUBJECT: (Optional) ns ss
[851]a
[852]FROM: i NE
[854]: ‘DATE. a a oS 2 =
[855]eee ee, 2S av 40
[857]TO; (Officer ‘dosignation, room number, ond
[858]building) .
[860]COMMENTS (Number each. comment to show from whaind.
[861]| to whom. Drow @ fine ocross colur-s otter aoch comment)
[863]LEA &
[865]Pore ss OTOtoinons [¥] SECRET — [~] CONFIDENTIAL C) i MEAL [7] unctassieie
[867]AIR 490i PmleLd,
[869]Chiof, Forviem Division T . 23 Rovanber 1950
[870]Chee of Station, Santiago | a o ° . ;
[871], Adninistrative A 7 . . Oo
[873]: Ww
[874]Duty Status Reporte 0. ‘2 .
[875]° \ na! . w .
[876]lid es titividuate: tive pe “pote
[877]* : entire nonith of Ech nbor 21950, and thet the . x3
[878]. ; iP paynanita ‘are approved ant’ authorised to: be sadn aot 2
[879]leadquareoce to subjects: i . ° >
[881]PUEICE $100,00 “3
[882]- i 200,00 .
[884]wo “| $0,00:- oe el
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[889]re Zor $&76¥
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[893]a MW _ ane |
[894]’ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[895]SUBJECT: [Optional . - ee
[897]A TOs (Oficer desi
[898]- vf building)
[900]gnation, room number, and
[902]of TCS: 1 OF
[903]Le “4 Q :
[905]COMMENTS (Number each comment to thaw from whom
[907]to whom. Drow a fine across column atter each comment’)
[909]OFFICERS
[910]INITIALS
[912]| _ aneever | Pee
[913]Pik 5 610 Eee
[915]secret ["] conripentiag. [] EA INTERNET] UNCLASSIFIED
[917]Ate Tate 108
[918]PA Se
[919]SECh ons
[921]Chief af ftation, Santiacn
[923]' DEC 15 1950
[925]Chief, Forotz Divinton ? ”.
[926]Operational
[927]Safe amytoont, PILMTIATERa
[928]Rott Tek 295
[930]- Bo, “tia aed authorised 46.
[931]_ : . ay referents docw-ont 93. ‘long ‘as ;
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[933]ok ee ohare to FULTMATERA2, woe
[936]4 Bec e 1950,
[941]14-0000
[944]“Tl inact acer CIA INTERKAL Te
[945]‘[) unctassirteo 7 TaNtT [7] conementiat (J secret
[946]ROUTING AND: RECORD SHEET
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[948]FROM: is
[950]fECeA-127
[951]ee tt) .
[953]OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number eoch comment fo chow from whiom|
[954]INITIALS | 10 whom. Draw a line ocrasa column alter, each comment.)
[956]TO; (Ofider designation, soom number,
[958]building)
[960]i 5 610"Snee™ [Q
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[963]USE ONLY u
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[970]‘ STORE
[972]Sez
[973]Chiof, Foreim Division T
[974]a Chief of Station, Santiago
[976]a Adainistrative .
[978]oa I horeby cert Sy that the, folloving- mined tadtvtaunle:
[979]op. dation Curing to entire month of Docenber 1950,
[981]-followine dollar yuonts ate approved and autho:
[983]Headquarters ta subfocts
[985]HAE . Fie
[987]tized to be made at
[989]TChahal QPP
[991]23 Doconber 1950
[994]14-0000
[996]WOLASSIFIED ("| Cla HIPERSAL
[998]me fal? i) CONFIOTNTIAL . [] SECRET
[1000]ROUTING. AND RECORD SHEET
[1003]SUBJECT: !Cprenul) j
[1004]PROMO Pe a nnn
[1005]. a a Copy af resa-il"
[1006]H ° Date
[1007]WH D 4 Ph AO
[1008]honeenannnd pee ey SoA Os?) 7 tt
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[1012]building) OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number ecck comment ta sham bom whom
[1014]TNITIALS, to whom, Drow a lice econ oluma after each tomment,)
[1016]Recs fwo"D
[1018]Porc ss O10 Nomone.® C J secret = FJ conrinentian {7} ise ner L_] UNCLASSIFIED
[1021]7 . 4
[1023]. AR. PA
[1025]Chief, Foret Division ¥ * 7 SEP 27 195¢ _—
[1026]Chiaf of Station, Santiayo ae .
[1028]Administrative.
[1029]_ Duty Status Reports.
[1031]J horety ortity that ‘the following ng naned indtvtduada have ‘pom
[1033]' formed duties during the entire month of September 1950, and that -
[1034]the following dollar paymonta are Approved and authorized to ba:
[1035]nade. at Headquarters to subjectar: . oo, _ aa
[1037] -PULEBACK 900, 00°
[1038]“2 PULMAR 100,00.
[1040]”OPUIMIRATER ond FULAINATERA2, not tnactive
[1042]i
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[1053]ROUTING AND RECORO SHEET
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[1057]SUBJECT: (Optional:
[1059]"FROM,
[1061]WHD > i
[1063]TO: (Officer designation, room oumber, and
[1064]building)
[1066]COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whem
[1067]tm whom, Orow a Hina across Coluins oltee each comment.)
[1069]ONICER'S
[1070]INITIALS
[1074]|
[1075]|
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[1079]a FIDE P 7 GIA IRTERWAL =| 7
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[1110], , Wo. 692
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[1113]To: Chief, PDT/NWC .
[1115]Oporationel Clearance is granted for the use of FULMINATOR/1.
[1117]- 3
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[1120]; TO-5° ,
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[1123]STAFF C/ CEFR
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[1126]‘pate OCT 3 1950 -
[1128]Copy _/ of 2 copies
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[1158]RECORD SHEET
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[1162]SUBJECT: (Optianall
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[1166]FROM: . NID ~
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[1172]THEO: (Offcer designation, toom number, oad parr , .
[1174]Reilding? . OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to thew from whom
[1176]REC'D woo
[1178]INITIALS |! to-whom, Oraw @ fine ocrois column olter sach comment.)
[1180]We |
[1183]Pore ss O10 “Soinons” [7] SECRET —_[”] CONFIDENTIAL, C) te oe! = (] unetassieten
[1185]14-0000 es ne
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[1189], ba
[1190]Ghie?, FDT ' °
[1192]Rontarnation of Salaries for FULHINATER and PULINATER=L
[1194]Tt in reavested that tho salaries of PULMINATER and
[1195]FULMINATER=2 bo restored cffectivo 12 Jetobor 1950, Bath these
[1196]individuals ara to recoive $50, per sonth to te deposited in
[1197]their respective bank accounts (ses TCS-A-1064) ,
[1199]UH, HM, WIEEIER, JR.
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[1234]|
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[1256]when,
[1258]7) CUA INTERIOR
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[1265][xl secrer
[1267]COMMENTS (Nember each comment to show from whom
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[1277]14-0000
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[1390]ROUTING ANT) RECORD SHEET
[1392]SUBJECT, wWerseals
[1394]DAT.
[1395]t DEFICER'S
[1397]INITIALS
[1399]COMMENTS (Number rock comment to show from whom
[1401]TO: (Officer designator,
[1402]19 whom. Drow a Kes across toluma after ouch comment)
[1404]fwo'D |
[1408]EOE & 3 7¢, Vf
[1410]rom, 610 NOM A SECRET «= |) CONFIDENTIAL (| Cia INTER L_] UNCLASSIFIED”
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[1423]Chief, Torelen Division T 27 Ostoder 1950
[1424]Crieff of Station, Santiago
[1425]A€ninistrative
[1426]Duty Status Roporta
[1428]7 : : 7 “)
[1429]1, T bored: certify that tho following masd individuzls have wrformed ~
[1430]dutioe tho entire math of October 1950, ami that the following dollar ot
[1431]payments are approved and authorized to be mate at Headquarters to ~
[1434]“FULIDAGK $260.00 a
[1435]FULAAR . . 100,00
[1436]PUL SDUASER 50,00
[1437]SVUNTRATERSL 50600
[1439]WASH 17632 dated 19 Cetober 1956,
[1441]Jerong ¢, Dunbar
[1445]14-0000
[1447]oe as ae * % x “pete “r,
[1448]es
[1449]a 7
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[1452], ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
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[1455]i Mdpy of TOSA-~12@AA
[1456]. ¥, c ' +
[1457]es, CS Aav 69
[1458]roan designation, room eumbers and oar OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to thow from whem
[1459]| INITIALS 1 ota whem, Drow a fine across colums after each comment)
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[1506]. 4 - 7
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[1508]Chio? of Statloa, Tantiaso
[1510]Aduiniatrative
[1512]Duty Status Reporte
[1514]T horoby certify that the following narod individaalo have perferned -
[1516]_ @uties during the entire north of Kovenber 1950, an? that the
[1518]fallowing dollar payments are approved and authorised to be nada at
[1520]Hoadquarters to gubjoctat
[1521]ANE PAE SH
[1522]PULLDAGK 2100,060
[1523]PULGAR 100,co
[1524]FURIE ATER 50,00
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[1529]y
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[1548]ROUTING ANO RECORD SHEET
[1550]SUBJFCT; (Opienats
[1554]_ of TESW- NOY
[1556]“2
[1558]TO: (Ofer desgnotion, room aumber, ond
[1559]building)
[1561]COMMENTS (Number each comment fo show from whots
[1562]ta whom, Draw a fine across column after each comment)
[1564]rn
[1566]OFFICER'S
[1567]INITIALS.
[1569]Pore 35 O10 tomas” [T] secret — [“TConripentiat [} HAITERMAL [UNCLASSIFIED
[1572]14-0000
[1574]- 7 vod? ee ac
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[1577]Ais : grprey 1 Tee 108
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[1579]Chie? of Station, Sant Lago DEC. 13 1950
[1580]. at Chief, Foret Myvinion T. 8
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[1585]5
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[1587]: fn roforenca docient ag long ag required for use as a vafo mote mn
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[1627][5 UNCLASSIFIED
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[1632]FROM:
[1634]COMMENTS (Number each commant to thow from whoa
[1636][Dar
[1637]TO: (Officer designotion, room aumber, ond DATE
[1638]building? a OFFICER'S
[1639]INITIALS
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[1667]Chis? of Station, Santiago ; ; ‘
[1669]Adzinistmtive , |
[1670]i Duty Status Reports
[1671]. IT mrebe esrtify that tho folloving namcd individinls hava performed
[1672]: duticn during the entire month of Docombor 1950, and that the
[1674]; followbis dollar paynonts are approved and. authorized to, bo made at .
[1675]Headquarters to subjocta: :
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[1707]~ oC ONLY.
[1711]Se ee
[1713]FROM.
[1715]TO: (Offer designotion. room number, ond
[1716]building)
[1718]MTT Le,
[1720]FORM 6 bY yy USE FREVIOUS
[1721]1 DEC ss EDITIONS
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[1755]14-0000
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[1759]Chief, Foret Sivision T
[1760]Chief of Station, Sentiacro
[1762]Administrative
[1763]Duty Status Penorta
[1765]I hereby certify thet the following neared Individuels have per
[1766]formed duties diring the entire month of Jermary 1951, cond that
[1767]the following dollrr payzents are ammroved cud euthoriced to be
[1768]made at Haadamrters to subjectas ‘
[1770]TALE LOCHT
[1771]TULLSACK t100.m
[1772]FUL III 125,79
[1774]FUE TFRAL 59,00
[1776]faf Jevozs C. Dunbar
[1778]a Cn 8 . TC Sahacl 325
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[1795]14-0000
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[1799]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET.
[1801]SUBJECT, ‘Oprionel
[1803]a a
[1806]TO: (Officer designation, room aumber, :
[1807]ding) . OFFICER'S
[1808]INITIALS
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[1833]‘ far the “direct handling of the latter bar quired by: this Station. qn - >,
[1834]_ gadition to this function, Sabjost has pérfermed serviess for thts Statiea - ge
[1835]7 ; — -, Hh Shp SLA OF RENNES eEneetvens oa =:
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[1837]SALARY: §80 U.S. por mouth; torminated 28 Fooruary 1951, Paid 6100 UeSe =
[1838]fof special servieds pertaining to esc? EN? projeste . wa :
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[1841]“EYALUAEION or rmicicatt6e onto + ‘bis »Sspiducay
[1844]14-0000
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[1848]:ROUTING AND’ RECORD SHEET
[1850]SUBJECT: (Optioncts
[1852]FROM:
[1854]. .
[1855]! TO; (Officer desigaation, room number, ond
[1857]i byildeng) OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
[1858]es INITIALS to whom, Oraw a fina acrow column after each comment.)
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[1872]tee . TOS. A-1¢3>
[1874], 0 CPORATIOVAL BAVIEW
[1877]FUECTIVGS AND TASKS: ¢utecus botevon YULNINATOR and PCIMINATCR-2. Responaible
[1878]tor the direst handling of the latter aa required by this Station. In
[1879]addition to thia function, Subject has performed services for thie Station
[1880]in the falfilinest of BRGEYTHM-LGACT ING directives.
[1882]SALARY: 950 US» por month) torminated 2 February 1981. Paid $100 0.3,
[1883]for special: services pertaining to LOACTING project.
[1884]EVALUATION CF SERVICES: A vory serious, ocasoientious and loyal American, “wn
[1886]tho has demonstrated his willingneas te serve hia country in the above eapacitye 1
[1887]it ia belisved thas be will be of futuré value in datters pertaining to 5
[1888]te
[1890]BROAYEEMeLCACTING in Chile. xs
[1891]EVALUATION OF INFORUATION RECHIVED: Sot applicable. :
[1893]AEE Sey .y 6 657
[1897]OTHER FACTORS 5 Seourd of Subject under FULEINATOR project « considered
[1898]satisfestory. LOACTING project Subject ia handled by PTHARIG
[1900]under cotistictery teour ity conditions .-
[1901]COMLENTS: @abjoet provided a usaful aervioe to this Station under deep cover
[1902]conditicus in the handling of FULMINATORe2,. It is contouplatead that latter
[1904]agent will be deported from Chile in the immediate future and that PELYTPAPORe}
[1905]will thon bo ‘xvailable for other duties related to tho RRONITHeLCACTING
[1907]objectives ia Chile,
[1909]4c ante) | - .
[1910]wae Va
[1912]ia
[1914]GHIA
[1918]oe ret . oan)
[1920]. : oe - ROUTING AND RECORD SHEE
[1921]. ‘ SUBJECT: (Opteron ~~, . ~ -“ ~ 7 ; :
[1923]es
[1924]Chae rt
[1928]Sete,
[1929]REx eee
[1931]44 , - 7 -
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[1938]. .
[1942]%,
[1943]Se
[1945]Aip Touch ; Trek 52D
[1946]Seog
[1948]Cntr of Station, Santino “OR Ts tr
[1949]Chief, Foretin Diviston't
[1950]~.- . Paynorta to sgonts. 7 at
[1952]o . payer set™
[1954]t%
[1956]hh. Rotioiartars. records reseal that: golinr rayeatits to allet tong
[1957]in the United Ststea- Sro béing nace for the falling egerta weed by ot
[1958]| Your stations .
[1960]FOUTIER "$125 ner month
[1963]a0 earheractio in'vlew of voeldatde, :
[1964]sasry ts ads Pela stations: to xetoe enlng
[1966]p doce]: eur currency» Resear om
[1968]‘he
[1970]af
[1972]won
[1973]S281 67 t
[1975]rm, te 1S be Bay
[1978], ade
[1979]by she ihe
[1981][UNCLASSIFIED ne ie
[1983]oe
[1985]SUBIEC! (Opronul!
[1987]FROM:
[1990]TO: (Officer derignaticn, room number, ond DAIL :
[1991]OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
[1993]bwitding) _
[1994]on ; : Fao | INITIALS | to whom. Draw 0 fine ocrase column after each commert)
[1996]|
[1998]Ln
[2000]15.
[2002]Pec ss O10 foinons” Gc] SECRET |] CONFIDENTIAL [1] EA INTERRAL ['"'} UNCLASSIFIED
[2004]14-0000
[2006]we
[2007]SLES fdeg
[2008]wont
[2010]Crtef ef Station, Santlaco
[2011]Chief, Foreien Oivisten T°
[2013]| teninisteetive JN
[2014]\ “
[2015]' Paynonte te Arenta . mae w
[2016]Faye W
[2017]. ‘1, ‘sedounrters recoris.revenl that collar naysante to ellettees ")
[2018]in the Inited Strtes are being mace for tha following events used by 6a
[2019]your stations , a
[2020], FU TLEEE 2125 per month ~
[2021]TULLNACE vim 4 " *
[2022]\ Py TNT 7 3
[2023]- i TUTE 2) =
[2024]3. This procean hea beeore ne eintersane in view of worldeuddo Ne
[2025]requirasants, thet it hee teeae necessary to eae field gtationa to neke eolery ly
[2026]nastnnta leenlly, efther in dollera or lees) currency, vhonever nossible,
[2027]Pleses adyiso by retern goveh ubother it wlll be pngalule to make the shove 9 >
[2028]Lioted nervants Jecelly, na
[2029]3. Tt 4 Moyther rectasted thet you elerify the ataing ef FULHYNATTR, <3
[2031]POIMTHAT Rel, ned TULINSTTHA2, The most recent exclumeo of cables (Ss000160
[2032]and VASHON) left handaertere with the ispreseian that ths entire “s
[2033]FUSTUATR avofeat waa abort. to te disenitiimed, in wich cee, 4t is prem
[2034]ered, doller naycrta for TEIMTUACER and PULIUATTRel should be discontinued,
[2036]Fleaso advice by pouch.
[2038]a
[2040]DC/dsa
[2042]19 Feb, 1982 in, H, bhesler, dr.
[2044]By Dele M, Christenson
[2046]Stefr B
[2048]tn, 1. Eheoler, Jr,
[2053](2) UNCLASSIFIED 5 oe C] CONFIPENTIAL «=~ «=o []_ SecrET
[2054]. Ree
[2055]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[2057]“SUBJECT, Gerona
[2059]FROM:
[2061]TO: (Officer devgnotion, room number, ond
[2062]) building) OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each commmen?t to show
[2064]from whom
[2065]INITIALS | to whom. raw a fin
[2067]8 Berens column otter each comment.)
[2069]Tete.ss O10 Emons
[2071]GF] secret [}conrioenta [1] iit INTERKAL 7) UNCLASSIFIED
[2073]14-0000
[2075]7 . .
[2077]. AIA : _ F2S-a-1398
[2079]. _ Chiles, vorsice tivtsien ¢ a WD teeh 5st
[2080]che? of station, saxtiago : _ _ _. ~ >
[2081]. daar abrative . -
[2082]° Parente te. sceatey PUT: Pan Profect .
[2083]7
[2087]=i. : i 135) ect that mo deymonte
[2088]be : mao for the conth of Seren 1003 cr hecas rorin until further soties,
[2090]3. Due te the mriicioation of an earl:
[2092]‘ rainat: on of this .Prodoct and
[2093]tho abeones af any Surt: 2OF nod fer 2s
[2095]Qs
[2099]14.90000
[2101]oo . ~ -
[2102]‘ , 7 .
[2103][c} UNCLASSIFIED rh, ae 7) CONFIPENTIAL (¥] secrer
[2104]on yk
[2105]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[2106]SUBJECT: (Qproncl! a ~ 7 —
[2107]- co a
[2108]Se -
[2109]™ Copy of LES A-139%
[2110]* . DATE . . .
[2111]. _ . a if yl vo
[2112]TO, [Ofter designotion, room number, ond Gate orricers | COMMENTS (Number each comment to thow from whom
[2113]Susdiog) ; wee [woo INITIALS. | lo whom. Draw a line acrost column offer each camment)
[2114]h ee
[2115]~“
[2118]j
[2120]an
[2121]Ky
[2122]ba’
[2123]ary Ved
[2124]rome 610 UO 7 geereT — [CONFIDENTIAL [_} CIA INTERNAL [””'] UNCLASSIFIED
[2125]OS . La} USE ONLY
[2126]1
[2128]14.90000
[2130]2. Puo te tha artieaipation of an carly +
[2131]2
[2134]as ,
[2135]4
[2136]. , ahaa ® .
[2137]: 1 poe th
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[2145]am ' r
[2146]. FD Mero 3
[2147]Riel, roraien Mvisivn ? mf 12 Havel 1931
[2148]shiet of station, santiag
[2150]Parents to acontay TS TAR Troteot
[2151]Referercos = TUs+-113 : . o
[2153]fon af ac?
[2155]i. ponding prepare
[2156]fitee t Projecu ats :
[2158]edvi cod that this Stake desires ¢ she © termina sion of paronte © to
[2159]FULUTNAGUD. any FOTMIN: fu february 1951 end that no peymonts
[2161]rae)
[2162]be made for tho ucnta of Yb
[2164]kareh 100) cr honcovorta will further sotiou.s
[2166]S rmination of this. projoot and
[2167]hh gat. .partuont,
[2168]soma to lapse as of 16 Karen 1961.6
[2170]“e
[2171]voncod ver Uho
[2173]its ountrol on
[2175]the adcancea of no Dut
[2176]thig ghoetisn hac alas.
[2178]wit) be ready for
[2179]Houchile for
[2180]has passed to
[2182]on stioipat ed hab iho aboyumertionnl revi.
[2185]Koedquarters inforuatios the eontral over PUIN
[2186]FULLtES who will hangle tac cormonts Jelrics
[2187]carly as practicabloa.s
[2190]14.90000
[2192]wea TTT] CA INTERNAL en
[2194]4 OM ee SES" SE OMI bot
[2198]ee oe . ROUTING AND REGORD SHEET co I
[2204]pet
[2208]Ars
[2210]Se de
[2212]peerage.
[2216]at bat
[2218]Reraes
[2223]: . . . ~ 6
[2224]ae ; , ,
[2227]14.90000
[2229]a , been
[2231]er
[2232]ea
[2237]ne
[2240]14-0000
[2244]i CHL INTERHEL oof
[2245]ASE ONLY
[2247]TO: {OPicer dengaation, raom number, ond
[2249]building’
[2251]OFFICER'S.
[2252]tNITIALS
[2254]Pore 35 O1
[2256]USE PREVIOUS
[2258]EQHONS
[2260][Al SECRET
[2262]|_| CONFIDENTIAL
[2264]_] CONFINENTIAL
[2266]1 CHA INTERNAL
[2267]Li §SE ONLY
[2269]Cx] SECRET
[2271]COMMENTS (Number each commest to show fram whom
[2272]ta whom. Draw a lino ox<ross columa alter ouch comment)
[2274][_j UNCLASSIFIED
[2277]14-0000
[2279]Finance Divisien 7 10 April 1952
[2281]Chief, FUT
[2282], FULMINATFS and FULMINATFRe)
[2283]FULMINATER and FULMINATER=1 have been terminated as of
[2284]. 28 February 1951, Therefore, it 1a requested that no further
[2285]peywonta be made to their respective eccounte,
[2286]WM. M. WHERIER, JR,
[2290]acecel ee |
[2295]14-0000
[2297]| CHA INTERRAL
[2298]ton se ONLY ot
[2300]ROUTING AND ‘RECORD SHEET
[2302][_] unctasstereo
[2304]SUBJECT: (Oprionsy)
[2306][] CONFIPENTIAL
[2308]SECRET
[2310]FROM: oe " wo = :
[2312]; (OMeer designation, rocm number, and al
[2313]es 9 Date OFFICER'S.
[2315]building) . ° “INITIALS
[2317]ta whom, Draw
[2319]12.
[2321]Pore 3s OVO emons” (X] SECRET
[2323]COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom
[2325]a line ocrots column ofter each comment.)
[2327]lox
[2330]i)
[2333]i
[2335]ray
[2337]Rb phe Tea
[2339]pn jo) SIA INTERBAL
[2340]{| [CONFIDENTIAL [i ier outy
[2342][_] UNCLASSIFIED
[2344]14-0000
[2346]copy pret
[2351]oN oe,
[2353]OPEPAT IC
[2355]COUNTRY gyre _ PERIOD C13
[2357]ey CRYSTONI’ PULA TORY
[2359]n
[2361]COJECTIVES ADD TASKS: Panotiens as cxb-ont for PULETHATOR and PULAINATOR-2 dise
[2363]sontinaed with tho departure frea Chile of PULWINASGH2. Perferns sorvieo for this
[2365]Statien in the falfilinens ef the BRCHYTHM-LCACTING projects,
[2367]SALARY! flora at the prevent tine as inasttive, -
[2369]EVALUATION OF SERVICES: Yq ghango
[2371]EVALUATION OF INFCRMATION RECSIVED: fet op-1Leable
[2373]OTEER FACTORS Be changs
[2375]COTERTS! ere
[2377]Prepared bys Kenneth J, Tendler
[2380]ZU GR thy
[2382]Ta 5 -A-IS OF
[2384]S
[2386]1 -bC di an I
[2390]PI a by
[2392]i] CULDTERHAL oo
[2394]Cc] UNCLASSIFIED Cd Se ONE 1) CONFIOENTIAL
[2396]/ ROUTING AND RECO
[2399]| SUBJECT, fOpenel
[2401]RD SHEET
[2403]“COMMENTS (Number each comment $0 show fro whos
[2404]2 whom Brew a fing osrets tofuma ofier each comment.)
[2406]OFFICER'S
[2407]INITIALS
[2409]TO: OFine oi
[2410]| buitding)
[2412]x ~
[2414]I-66 Toy :
[2415]Wate os O10 Emons” OX) SECRET [ Jeonripentia [7 ie LT) unctassirtep -
[2417]i<@)
[2420]14.90000
[2422]L Dok :
[2423]3 7 . - -
[2425]‘ . q: . L * . ‘ . \ ane ae ee * - > °
[2426]; f SRY? Mais at the. pranaat Mae 'és Snaetive,. - re .
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[2428]i
[2430]AY
[2431]i ; Ne chasige . \
[2432]| Nw
[2434]|
[2435]|
[2437]‘EVALUATION oF. SERVICES; |
[2438]i
[2440]i
[2442]af
[2443]RECEIVED; .
[2445]- EVALUATION. OF INFORI:TrOy
[2447]AOL EE TY
[2451]; TERNAL [7 } CONF ENTIAL {X] secret
[2453]/SE ONLY dedoue ae
[2454]ROUTING ANI: RECORD SHE |
[2456]— C] unctassirigo
[2458]on ce acter et thee ot ee
[2460]SUAJECT: (Optiaact)
[2462]FROM. Se Ts yy : ”
[2463]fous . y -
[2464]Pee hey 5)
[2466]COMMENTS (Number ¢ach comment to show from whom
[2468]9; (OMcer designotion, room umber, and
[2469]fo ° OATE OFFICERS
[2470]INITIALS | to whem, Draw o line acrors colyma ofter each comment)
[2474]building)
[2475]REC'D Iwo'd
[2477]t 4 —_ i j
[2478]| | 4 ;
[2480]on ee LJ
[2483]a SS 7
[2484]ote ss O1O oman” CE secret — {Jconrientian GR IMTERNAL |") UNCLASSIFIED
[2486]1 SEC 55
[2488]14-0000
[2490]_ a Ca-A- 16957,
[2495]COUNTRY nite PERICD COVERED un /oerg. Wy. CRYSTOUTL grvetearynel
[2497], , CRUECTIVES AXD TASES! " “tq 9 poottion to.Cooperate with this atation’
[2498]im carrying out tho BRGHYTHN-LCACTING projocts.
[2501]OX
[2502]; i
[2503]i Do Xx:
[2504]i SaLARY: Hono at present tins, Paid en a piaco-sork “ok
[2505]; basia for work performed. >
[2506]! - =.
[2507]' EVALUAITON OF SERVICES: \ oo
[2508]2 t no
[2510]t No Changs ; \
[2511]. ~~
[2512]- EVALUATION OF INFORMATION RCE IEDs ™~
[2513]: a
[2514]x Not aprlicables ~
[2515]. 4
[2516]wi top eemane Q
[2517]g , OTERK FACTCRS It {a believed that FULNINATRR}1's value to
[2518]: this Station's operationa will inorease in proportion to
[2519]: the ircrenaed ZACACTUS operations in thio area, :
[2520]i ;
[2525]Ey
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[2543],
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[2547]0 2 Be os
[2549]["] unetassinen.
[2551]14-0000
[2553]. _ a TCS-A-~ 1G R57
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[2557]ur
[2559]OPERSTIGNSL REVIEg
[2560]COUSTRY mtye PERIOD C3250 pon /eert MA CRYSTOUR pruvtearrpel
[2562]COJECTIVES ASD TaSkSs ty g position *% cooperate with this statica
[2563]in carrying out: the _BROEYTHN-LCACTIRG Projects,
[2567]i ee
[2572]114-D0000
[2575][CT anctassirten ree - (2 confieentiat
[2577]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[2581]"15, ¥ ° - oo, a
[2584]Toe 3 él USE PREWIOUS
[2586]Sonne SECRET «= [| CONFIDENTIAL. |] IA INTERNAL UNCLASSIFIED
[2587]Livy! LJ Usk one reat
[2590]-00000
[2592]PLANS
[2593]t
[2595]7 ; Acting Chief, bu.
[2596]. “ . 1 .
[2597]PULTEAT Re]
[2599]. i. tha Fu x ;
[2600]et develop ang: @ act
[2602]PEGRET
[2604]SECURITY INFORMATION
[2606]J ormal f
[2607]o but is Detng ela sin reserve st
[2609]26 Koverbor 195)
[2612]rap hdeend
[2613]‘ potions Me
[2615]LOSE ONLY ;
[2616]- ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[2617]SUBJECT: (Optional) > ;
[2619]oa Sry CUTIE saREINT
[2620]i] NCLASSIFIED © [7 Sets [7 conriecntiat SECRET
[2622]FROM:
[2624]TO: (Officer designotion, room aveber. ond
[2626]: building) OFFICER'S [| COMMENTS (Number cach comtient to shaw from whom
[2627]: - INITIALS | to Whom. Orow a line across columa olter cach’ comment.)
[2628]i
[2629]1
[2630]t
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[2661]a ee | wee ee ene eee
[2667]14-0000
[2669]i "geeyRriy INFORMATION
[2670]PLANS 26 Kovenber 195%
[2674]Acting chief, wHD ;
[2675]FULAIKATER®L mT
[2677]1. The FULNINSTER Project, in which @OALSATIBO was used on several occasions,
[2678]did not develop and was not formalized. “FUDAN TRA. ‘be therefore not active current=- — .
[2680]dy ,.but 4g being held in reacrve status for future use in other projects.
[2682]2. In the future, there wid be no- charges made against FULKINATLR or
[2683]FULAINATER-~1, .
[2685]WH. M. WHEELER, JR.
[2687]This ‘inte sent ty- Plans 1 MDee. 1494
[2689]7?
[2690]re
[2691]weAHly
[2692]. a
[2694]Pag tht
[2696]14-0000
[2700]a. . - :
[2701]ote, Ma 39-5 7 INCOMING “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[2702]; CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY”
[2704]. iy Mie 1
[2706]_ 7 : “SECRET | . : Pace No. .
[2709]Frou: SANTIAGO ROUTINE:
[2710]To: 080//0PC — 10 MAR 52
[2712]WHO (4-%
[2713]Action: D (4-2-3) IN 26322
[2714]rmronuamom; 1% (H75)» AD/SO (6), OPS (7), S/o (89-10), DOP (41)
[2716]‘Parophrase Not Required. Handle as SECRET Correspondence per Pars. 51 (1) 60d AR-$80-5 ‘
[2717]saco 13 1 !
[2718]TO: WASHFG CITE: ~SAGOFG ,
[2720]REz At WASH 29903 (OUT 60543)
[2721]B: TCS-A-1887
[2722]de RE REFERENCE A, INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED BY. F 7. HE USITIG
[2723]RESERVATIONS STATLER HOTEL AS OF 25 MARCH 52.
[2724]2, Fe11S ITINERARY AS NOTED REF 6 BUT HIS ARRIVAL NEW YORK |
[2725]TO BE 25 MARCH NOT 26 MARCH, :
[2727],
[2729]1919Z 40 MAR 52 (eee EE VOY
[2731]SECRET Cory No.
[2733]if IS FORBIDDEN TO MAKE A COPY OF THIS MESSAGE 201 33432
[2735]TOR:
[2738]1
[2742]00000
[2746]" FROM 1 Chief, Special Security Division
[2748]an
[2750]TO : PI/stc/SPa
[2751]ATTENTION:
[2753]SUBJECT : JG-8142
[2754]#40696
[2756]. 1. Reference is made to your memorandum dated 23 July 195)
[2757]requesting a covert security clearance to permit Subject'sa uso in
[2758]the United States in preparing reports and furnishing contacts in
[2759]the newspaper. and lecture field in tha United States and abroad.
[2760]He will work closely with PP?/CRIV Office.
[2762]2. In accordance with the provisions set forth in the director's
[2763]Memorandum of 14 February 19L9, entitled "Security and Operational
[2764]Clearances," a covert security clearance is granted for the covert
[2765]use of the Subject as described in your request set forth in
[2767]peragraph 1 above.
[2769]3. Tne Subject is not to represent himself as, nor is he
[2770]to ba represented as, an employee of CiA.
[2772]4. Your attention is called to the fact tnat a covert security
[2773]clearance does not constitute complete commliance with the provisions
[2774]of CIA Regulation 10-9, Therefore, if you should desire at a later
[2775]date to change the status or use of this individual, a request
[2776]for clearance to cover any proposed chance should be submitted to
[2778]this office,
[2780]S. This clearance becomes invalid in the event the Subdject's
[2781]services are not utilized within 60 days of the date of this :
[2782]memorandum,
[2784]FOR THE SECURLIY OFFICER, CIAs.
[2786]Zobert if, Cunningham
[2789]7
[2791]Dale OT ey
[2793]14.0000
[2796]SECURETY ENPCFMATION
[2797]7 =: -PP/Admin 30 July 125k
[2798]. willis Fe Hawley x
[2799]oe, ‘
[2801]SuBJecT: oe
[2803]David Atlee Phillips
[2805]1. Your request for clesrance to use Subject dated 23 Jul Sh
[2806]was processed and transmitted to the Chief, Special Security Division,
[2808]- for final action.’
[2810]2. The results of this action are attached.
[2812]Attachment:
[2813]Memo dtd 30 Jul Sh
[2815]ae SECRET
[2816]“and . SECURITY INFORMATION
[2822]FORM "0.
[2823]Fea i953 59%
[2825]14.90000
[2827]{] uNcLassiFigo ry CURT ERRAL [7] conripentiat
[2829]- toro . ~ nae - _
[2830]~ ROUTING. AND RECORD SHEET
[2831]- SUBL Optior alt — - 7 ee
[2832]TO: (Officer designation, evom number, and . so a : ee ie
[2833]building) " . OFFICERS | COMMENTS (Number ench comment to New -from whoa].
[2834]- - ENITEALS. to whom. . Draw o.lice ocross“colunn otter each comment) oo,
[2836]ifs
[2838]se PRE ious: — a a “TALinTERUAI A) cas anit ca . :
[2839]| colons (Jeonrioentiae (_) ter one [Junenassifies
[2841]14-0000
[2843]On DENSE $e ABE ae Fin yee .
[2844]re eee Bites 7
[2846]| - : ‘ 5 . . - ao . . wo,
[2847]| , So Mp cs) ae
[2848], , | | , . . +
[2850]Chiat, foreicn: Division ne er .
[2851]: ; Chief of Station, Santhago- aa ne, ee
[2853]ACS
[2856]“UT.
[2860]dR
[2862]- . .
[2863]Bee, |
[2865]14-0000
[2867]“ Me
[2868][7] uxctassirico pa eee [7] CONFIDFATIAL i} secret
[2870]: ROUT ING ANO RECORD SHEET
[2872]SUBJECT: (Censnals
[2874]WHD og,
[2876]TO: (Ofcer designation, rom aumber, end
[2879]i
[2880]OFFICERS | COMMENTS (Number exch comment fo show from whom
[2881]INITIALS tg vhum, Draw o Vice across colume after cach comnrant }
[2883]Cc x otf. if
[2884]Tyg foe OF Fs
[2886]Pete ss O10 toinons” [] SECRET (“TconFieNTiAL Ce eet |] ONGLASSIFIEC
[2888]i
[2891]14.90000
[2893]ty
[2894]cr
[2896]com
[2898]ma
[2900]TCiete LOL
[2902]Aly
[2904]SECRED
[2906]Chisf, Porntzn Division T
[2908]Chief af Station, Santino
[2910]Adnuindstrative
[2911]boty Status ioporto
[2913]Raferancos TWhat=lOG4
[2915]1,
[2917]26
[2919]I hovoby certify that the follaring nemd intividuals have porforned
[2920]Guties during the entire month of July 1950, cmd that the folloying
[2921]delley paysonts are approved and authorised to bo mace at ilesdquarters
[2922]te subjocts:
[2924]aver mr
[2926]HALE ; RESEPEND
[2928]‘ 100,04)
[2930]_ 90,00
[2932]Ra aubeperactanh (4) of mLerciesd mossace, I eortiity thet SULFILLER
[2933]having vorlod throuch the 15th of July 1950 should mesfive paysont for
[2935]hal? the month of July 1950,
[2937]fof Soro 0, Tater
[2940]| UBT s PUILIPS, Gavid AtLéo © JG-SLL2 740696
[2942]ca sibJoote ae, Pa-Rlipe lenow a Start fr Baplayese
[2944]UoANNE Ke LETLLIER-
[2945]Chief of Administration
[2946]_ Paycholowical pnd Paranilitary
[2947]_— le : Gparations Staff
[2949]Pp /ATRCIN/DEW:dew
[2950]Distribution: , -
[2952]Addressec ~ Orig & 1 . ., : 1
[2954]CI/OA +1
[2956]PP/idmin = 2
[2958]PaYRI/ AE 1. 7
[2960]SR
[2962]way - oy Ae
[2963]pore Ae
[2965]- “ “qasary 1985
[2966]4 Hi
[2968]NEM RALSUN FUR’ Deputy Director of Sscurity (Invostigations and Sup ort)
[2970]a Cl/oa o.
[2972]Plessa cancel the. covert deourity « clearances dasued | 30 say 195%
[2974]crete 1 0m
[2976]- TUTTI eran he ae aan ne pn et ee eee fee ee
[2980]we,
[2982]. ABSTRACT OF DOCUMENT BEING CROSS FILCO CROSS FILEO BY
[2983]FILE NO . Pseurce™ DATE OF DOCUMENT ~
[2986]oy Ce ae nena a oe
[2987]PHILLIPS, David Atlee Pa 25/7/55
[2988]born 31 Oct 1922 in Ft Worth Texas nta ese
[2990]PERTINENT INTORMATION
[2992]RESTRICTED CI/OA FOLDER ON ABOVE IN RI/AR FILES
[2994]APR 17 1956
[2996]| GUCROFILMED
[2998]. FILE. THIS FORM IN FILE NOL
[3000]CROSS-REFERENCE FORM
[3002]bee 1992 09-34
[3004]14-0000
[3006]4
[3008]on
[3010]7 . : - os E, : Ay
[3011]“ms in DEGREE in) ae OS Ge .
[3013]CANCELLATION TO DIVISION
[3015]Date 25155.
[3017]ro : Chief , PP/OPS
[3018]ATTENTIONS
[3020]FRON ©: BPRS cron
[3022]SUBJECT. 3 ’ PHILLIPS, David. Atlee
[3023]JG 8142 # 40696- -.
[3025]1. -The, -action checked below concerning Subject. of this memorandum: is
[3026]hereby cancelled:
[3028]a operational Clearance No.
[3029]te. Provisional Operational Clearance No.
[3030]e7 Covert Security Clearance ‘taved 20/2/54 —_—_—__-_
[3032]ds‘ Covert Name Check dated = a
[3034]e. Other
[3036]2 Thie cancellation action is taken because of::
[3038]a. Memorandum dated____ 2/7/55
[3040]b. Termination of Project. Ce}
[3042]c. Removal of Subject from Project “CoO
[3043]a. - Other
[3044]3. Before Subject can be used operationally in the future, it will be
[3045]necessary to furnish an up-to-date clearance request to pis, CI/OA
[3046]. «4 % . 7 . wot
[3048]INITEALs
[3050]aol =38 bY
[3052]SECRET i
[3054]FORW NO.
[3055]MG 2 racvious cortiows aay 30 UstD
[3056]1 JAN $4@ 59 62
[3059]14-0000
[3061]. . ~ ‘ _
[3062]Sa weweeee ,
[3064]ABSTRACT QF.OOCUMENT BEING CROSS FED GROSS FILED BY
[3065]FRE WO. SOURCE DATE OF DOCUMENT
[3066]wo Signal Center | Cur ShLSSh
[3067]Gable Archives | wash 3°95 2 May 50 i
[3068]Suasect 4 a CATE .
[3069]. . ae ¢ 4
[3070]PERTINENT INFORMATION
[3071]t :
[3072]f f
[3073]i . ve -
[3074]. { - - :
[3075]of 4
[3076]| ‘
[3077]i v +
[3078]j .
[3079]: .
[3081]i 1
[3084]i -
[3086]T
[3089]: FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
[3090]CROSS REFERENCE FORM .
[3091]a 137 Pa RS | a
[3092]eo, 3
[3095]14-0000
[3097]CRCSS FILED BY
[3098]72a HO,
[3099]Signs] Center
[3101]Gable Archives Le Get 8
[3103]PERTINENT INFORMATION
[3105]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE MOL
[3106]CROSS REFERENCE FORM - po ~~ oy.
[3107]PRepe fe
[3109]ae were 1
[3111]FORM BO. ¢ © MEMLATED FORM SU
[3112]bauG se POE waite oar be useo
[3117]14-00000
[3119]we ye
[3120]. ~ UA
[3121]CROSS FILED BY
[3122]FLE 0, 3 CATE OF DOCUMENT
[3123]Cable Archives “
[3124]Sipwa= Center 2 8 Nov 59
[3125]2k Aue 56
[3126]PERTINENT INFORMATION
[3127]j
[3128]i
[3129]2 we
[3130]: i
[3132]~ FILE THIS FORM IN FILE NO.
[3134]CROSS REFERENCE FORM
[3136]FRM HO, REPLACES FORM S570 rex.
[3137]i TAU $8 137 Wer vay ee iss ae
[3139]14-Dqp00
[3142]~ are > wo .
[3144].
[3146]SSIFIED © - CONFIDENTIAL oe “+ pm. SECRET
[3148]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET 3) .70,,
[3150]UNCLA
[3152]a“
[3154]INSTRUCTIONS: Oificer designations shoud be used in the "TO" column. ‘Inder each comment a kre should be drawn across sheet
[3155]and each comiment numberéy to corresrond with the number in the "TO" re’ sain, Each officer should instral (check mark insufficient)
[3156]before further routing “This Reuting and Recard Sheet should be returned tu Registry.
[3158]TrELEPiONE| NO
[3160]UNCLASSIFIED
[3162]«ay
[3164]~ CONFIDENTIAL
[3166]PVE 610 GGraratke SECRET
[3167]oe BB. Goveawarer raturiae orrice — 14--O115S~4
[3169]w
[3171]TTS RY
[3173]14-00000 .
[3175]. : t z
[3176]- 7s ty ™ :
[3177]' 7 t . 1 . +
[3178]1 wo + - . . . - ‘
[3179]fy, . - . oo . . ; - . ~ 7 :
[3180]. a . ne . SL. ET. t . oe a . .
[3181]/ ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET.
[3182]. , . net 7 of
[3183]Should be used jn the °To* “ Under each comment a bine srould be drawn ae :
[3184]acrose eh 2 oeced comment rumbered to corcecpasd with the avaser ia the “To"coluan, fach officer shoutd initial
[3185], (creck mack Insufficient! before further routings Thiet Record and Routing Sheet should be caturned to Registry.
[3186]’ . a . : . . . : :
[3187]vo . .
[3189]OFFICER'S
[3190]“tad THALS
[3193]14.90000
[3195]ae 7 SECRET ~ : “
[3196]PERSONAL RECORD QUESTIONNAIRE
[3200], Part TT + OPERATICNAL CNFSRMATTON
[3202]“ + . .
[3203]1. If feasible, subject should fit) in part t of PRQ in his’ own rand.
[3205]2. part a of PRO is. classified, must pve filled in oy the case 0 ficer and is not. to
[3206]be shown to ee
[3208]omar been
[3210]: Fully, nip le st be sent to Headquarters as “soon: as, 5 piss Ibi oy two! copies of-
[3211]. “parti Liner using copy in Sub Ject"s handwriting, if. possible) and one copy of Part I.
[3213]4
[3214]Fe
[3216]| .
[3217]6. Dota acquired later must be sent to Headquarters in PRO format ona cont iriuing: basis.
[3219]- 7. alt pages of doth parts will bear the pro qunber, composed of (a) station symool
[3220]. (b) PRG (2) 0 ounber assigned. consecutively *y the fiéld- station; @ege ‘Poa /PRO/10.
[3222]urned: over. ‘quick LY, anc
[3225]14.90000
[3227]PS
[3229]ho. With what agencics aha files has vib jects name been. checked? When?
[3231]‘Result? What else has ‘been done to  dortey biographteal: tnPormation
[3233]Igecal agency and police records:
[3235]furnished by subject?
[3237]Worle, It £8 anticipated
[3239]- approached. ——- bos ; ;
[3240]; key For what cervice does he think ne ts working? What does he think : .
[3242]"becomes of his information? Hg would be informed thet he would be.
[3244]Covariont “and” Ho Hor
[3246]working with the Borie
[3248]a i : .
[3251]14-0000
[3253]‘ ra . cet dy . : .
[3254]mo ' .
[3255]- - ‘ ; _ : ,
[3257]7 oe , : 45. If subject's sue « are to be othes, than intelligence gathering,
[3258]_ explain. ‘ Cut-out, See TCS-A-967- | ge ;
[3260]lower middle! ‘class, pe: seritry, etc.?
[3261]° .
[3263]” . , . 9 .
[3266]14-0000
[3268]; TCS/PRQ/- 5 a
[3269]52. What are subject's personal nabs ta? Liquor, drugs, gambling, nistreases ‘
[3270]an : or lovers? | Believed moderate ih all respects. ,
[3271]- va he " With. what other foreign "paver would, subject. te moat ‘Lke1y to
[3272]i collebcrate Because of his ideology, obligation, etc, .? Explair.
[3273]. tioney. eo
[3276]14-0000 4 .
[3278]SEMI
[3281]58. Other miscellaneous operational data and comments. : °
[3283]ea
[3285]14-0000
[3287]° Cosel ae i SE a a
[3288]JO : PERSONAL RECORD QUSSTIONNAIRE-
[3290]Part II - OPERATIONAL INFORMATTON 7
[3291]. igh: _ ,
[3292]INSTRUCTIONS 10 ‘case OFFICER: : — . -
[3293]1. if feasibie, suoject should fit] in part 4 of PRO Innis owinands OO oo,
[3295]. . ’ ‘
[3297]2. Part tt ‘of PRO is classified, must be’ filled in n by the Case “Officer, and is. ‘not to” 7
[3298]be shown to subject. . . toa . . wet
[3300]Headquarters will 0 be able: to provide an OF eat ional Clearance unless , At receives .
[3301]mi +
[3303]Fully conpleted “PRO “just be gent ‘to teadqiarter’s as. soon~ ‘as “possible, two, copies of . a
[3304]part 1 (including copy in sudject’s hardnr iting, it possible) and one copy of Part tle +”
[3305]6. pata acquired latér must be sent to headquarters in PRQ format ona continuing basis.
[3307]te ay pages of botn parts i)] bear the Pio niitier ‘composed of: (a). Station symbol
[3311].
[3315]furnished by subject? Local agency and police records.
[3317]" “None.
[3319]It is entiotpated that he will respond fully once
[3321]approached.
[3322]42, For what service does -he think he is working? “What does he think
[3323]. becomes of his information? He would te inforred that ha would be
[3324]men ee . - working. with tis Aseria Government ° ‘end, no more.
[3326]a 43,
[3328]satel Ligence service . _ Fore inowns,, we 1 oe : . :
[3330]With what ageucieS ani files hus subject's nate been checked? When?
[3332]Result? What else has been done ‘to verify biographical information |
[3334]WT
[3338]Pace . :
[3339]How and. from whom’ “aces ‘he obtain tiformation?, :
[3341]See 1¢8-A-967 a
[3343]i
[3344]i
[3345]t
[3346]a been. given special training as an A agent? Explain.
[3348]14-0000
[3350]woe :
[3351]rig PRQ/_g
[3352]: 52. What are subject's pereonal habit ta? Liquor, drugs, gambling, mistresses ,
[3353]' or lovers? | Be}teved nodorate injall respecte,
[3355]* . ? - . Se
[3356]48 : é 53. Evaluation of: subject's character, reliability, security.
[3357]one . i : Believed didorset, deourity conscious and dopa dabie. - _ oe oe te.
[3358]ark , .
[3359]’ * collatorate because of his. ideology, obligation, -etc.? Explain..
[3360]. i ; None,.
[3363]14-00000.
[3364]. oe ee - 7 . Lo ; .
[3365], __/PRaf
[3366]woe aan - tog co , ‘
[3367]: ‘ ob agebe a
[3368]. 58. Other miscellaneous, operational ‘data and comments. : : i
[3369]wet tah - ad * : -
[3370]_ 7 : None . ’
[3371]- 4 5 . t Yee _ ot . vy :
[3374]14.90000
[3376]: . Ce
[3377][} UNCLASSIFIED C1 Oe | .. [72 cowsirentiat (z] secret
[3379]f. . ROU
[3381]SUBJECT: (Oprenalr
[3383]SHEET
[3385]FROM.
[3387]Osi!
[3389]ce v7 Fae) of
[3391]COMMENTS (Nomber each comment to show trom whoa
[3392]to whee, Crow o Fae across colema offer each comment)
[3394]TO; iOffecr deugnotion, coom aumber, and
[3395]building)
[3397]OFFICER'S
[3398]INITIALS,
[3400]Pore 35810 “omons” A SECRET |_| CONFIDENTIAL {} CA IMERML |") UNCLASSIFIED
[3402]See
[3405]14-0000
[3407]b
[3408]Chief of Station, Santiago . )
[3409]Acting Chief, hHu”
[3411]Opsrational
[3412]Termination of Projects
[3414]: 2.) In order to formslise hendguartcrs Poveris, the arpropriate staffo
[3416]. ; . have been notified of the tervination of the FUL.%.<T:R Project, and havo been
[3417]: informed that in thg g charges will be wade against the FULAIKATio
[3419]' : Project, or Sein a If this agent da used temporarily in the
[3421]‘ : future and vot in connection wlth an a; proved project, Flesse charge any
[3423]expenses incurred to Other Cperationel hetivity. Nd
[3424]2. ‘Notice of ths terzination of #ULKi0 hoo also been furnished the a9)
[3425]hesdwuartera Staff, and any cherzes for future information frou him should .
[3426]also be cierged to Other Cperational Activity. “
[3427]~S
[3429]“
[3430]Ss
[3432]26 November 1951 Ni. OM. WHLELER, JR, ae
[3433]By Hartha Jano Claypool whee
[3435]a
[3437]bat
[3439]-. Ay
[3440]WH. Me WHEALER, JR. H, Je MeKellops, Jr.
[3443]14-0000
[3445]CIA IW TERA USE ONLY
[3446]SEGRET
[3448]Whee’ Wed tet
[3450]mes PERSONALITY (201) F FILE REQUEST aE Po q ett
[3452]Bd, vs Jul 1960
[3454]TO
[3456]RI/ANALYSIS 5 SECTION
[3458]FROM
[3460]INSTRUCTIONS: Ferm must be typed or printed im tla k betters
[3462]SECTION bh List OF number. fame and identih ing data ia the qanes provided
[3463]appheabter must be Heed the wenuting data venice woth the alas used. aaeparate farm must be used
[3465]are unadle tu compdcte
[3467]All Gnowa abases and variants aincluding ouden name, if
[3468]Write UNKNOWN for items you
[3470]SECTION Ih Lot cr ptonyim or peeudonsm, it auyned If trac aame on scouts, obtain 201 number'from 204 Contiot Desk and complete
[3471]Submit cach form x parately
[3473]Sectron Tand Secuan HY On a separate form, enter the JOT nueber and oo sdete Seton Hand Secon IIL
[3475]SCHON Hh To be cunpicted in-allicases,
[3477]re a ae — za
[3479]Ke REALA 1 TID ly S$
[3481]nn neg oo om
[3483]‘201- ma SEF
[3485]i _ resrectn | mr : j ‘SGNATURE
[3487]a : on .
[3488]no ms : wo 1 ae, eee
[3490]lenne gg] onensuno SE ec omy. “
[3491]C1A INTERNAL USE ONLY
[3492]4485 ae ag 20 aya s
[3494]cx) fh, te if fr
[3497]RA ENS ATER PETAR ANG GE ENE etis TROL th Bole
[3499]ola ete .
[3500]‘E i ; : . SPAR bos sae ope
[3501]Boers!
[3503]Tye
[3505]SS
[3506]OS
[3507]Pere si)
[3509]0
[3510]Neo.
[3512]5
[3513]fa .
[3518]v }
[3519]z
[3520]oe. °
[3523]x
[3524]. a
[3525]4 y
[3526]- an . "
[3527]- “
[3528]Nos
[3532]wjate tn ee tye ee Lda ae dy Sal ayes “ .
[3533]at a Sa 8 BD oie Cate yl nd kot. Tatts BESS 7
[3534]‘ate web? one -
[3537]1953
[3539]Sea
[3540]even
[3542]s enteh, SOAS RLS LER ATE
[3546]CRA BL Yay sms ci
[3548]14-0000
[3550]14-0000
[3554]Borer
[3556]Rerart
[3558]Peter Warwick
[3560]S. PL A
[3561]Correspondent
[3563]“MILESTONE 5
[3565]A
[3567]most important gentleman had ano unusually important, day
[3568]thks week... Charles Philfp Acthee George, son of Princess
[3569]Elabeth and Prince Philip, and England's foture bing,
[3571]became three.
[3573]it was a happy day all round, For not only did Bonny Prince
[3575]Charles enjoy io full measure the usual deltrlum af the. smalt bas's
[3576]birthday, but the King felt fit enough to sailend the party and lavite
[3578]Press puotogeapher.
[3579]The King's rapid recovery to the polnt where he can walk una-
[3581]Ided and: move with no apparent strain has astonished and delighted
[3582]the nation. The TEMES photographer - the first member of the
[3583]pubile to sce him since his operation - reported In some armasement
[3584]that the King showed no sixa of tliness, laughed and chatted happily
[3585]and seemed altogether out of character for a rat so recently at
[3587]krips with: major surgery.
[3589]“pwings.’ ‘Su, he seems happy
[3591]P bay ath
[3593]The Prince's birthday becan, as
[3594]every such day should, with eager
[3596]* opening of many parcets. He was
[3598]then taken for his usuat outing fn
[3599]St, James's Pack - that delightful
[3601]enough as his nanny pushes the
[3602]pram between admiring strollers,
[3603]followed by bulky ‘men stumped
[3604]Neat'and Yard all over. He'y a
[3606]playground that he can never fully
[3607]enjoy. For, a3 a texyal prince he
[3608]must not sall boats In public ponds
[3610]or
[3612]friendiy child with a demucratic
[3613]tendency to talk and ware to
[3614]everybody as he clutches two
[3615]the grubby lead soldiers, Ie’s a firm
[3617]feed ducks, or ride on
[3619]ep ness sac guepanueng perenne sananeee Caan eT eS LRTT NN E NANETTE TA TTY
[3621], ATA AED ANTES AH SATAN EI Butera at
[3623]2 pregame ian utar etn aT AO UIUC RMN CNN TLE RET TEA
[3625]_ American Country Day School
[3627]TRACWERS WANTED
[3629]“-NIDO DE AQUILAS*™
[3631]Due to an inercase in the number of
[3632]courses and the intensifying of English
[3633]teaching, there is opportunity for add:t-
[3634]ional. teachers who can teach grade
[3635]subjects in both English and Spanish.
[3637]—100-——
[3639]Ramon Laval 1470, Tobalaba, Casilla 2761
[3640]Micro No. 4 Estadlo Francés - Tobalaca
[3642]MATRICULATION OF PUPILS WILL BE OPEN FROM
[3643]QCTOBER TO DECEMBER 15th.
[3645]HCN SaAPATAMbA DCT ASH DUEETLIBAN GO SE
[3647]Sata
[3649]IN THE ~ |
[3650]BEST =. BE
[3651]CORDILLERA a
[3652]RESORT
[3653]THAT OFFERS
[3654]THE
[3655]| HEAUCTHLIFST
[3656]CLIMATE
[3657]iN CHILE
[3658]COMFORTABLE
[3659]HOTEL
[3661]ENJOY
[3662]Agreeable HOLIDAY
[3665]UE L
[3667]JA
[3669]bret hilyy. fe ahas
[3670]dies nf aria,
[3671]1 dau ciabt coin
[3672]if i b Aatsdt Bheed 30
[3673]ings AE Bs time
[3674]with asus (and tt, seabl past Che
[3675]Ne “hs bright,
[3676]interested in Wert ing apd very
[3677]‘abviawals mo cry. He hes bat te
[3678]learn to bese long absences from
[3679]he parents amd conduct himeelf
[3680]wit dienkty in public, London,
[3681]the world’s most ceit Judee af
[3682]royalty, nuarda him ton marks all
[3683]round tr dis third Revert on
[3684]Progress, and heartily wishes him
[3685]very many happy returns.
[3687]many Sf ches
[3688]aan ines
[3690]Aqn Dae Se rf
[3693]Ess
[3695]TRAP
[3697]Londoners face a new hazard,
[3698]another pit in the treacherovs bog
[3699]of regulations that surrounds
[3700]today’s Jaw-respecling citizens.
[3702]This week, careful sidesteppers
[3703]along the narrow pathways of
[3704]rectitude learned that the phone
[3705]may lead to a fine.
[3707]In our public telephone boxes
[3708]are (wo buttons: after the money
[3709]has clicked into the box and some,
[3710]sort of response -been evoked the
[3711]caller presses Button A 80 that
[3712]the other end can hear him. If
[3713]he gets the Wrong niunber or none
[3714]at “all he presses Button B and
[3715]gets his moncy bnék, -usually.
[3716]Sometimes, the mechanis.. ap-
[3717]pears to develop anlunusunl con
[3718]trition ti its behaviour and: pours
[3719]out a shower of coins. wildly in
[3720]exerss of the Button B presser’s
[3721]due THE now, this pleasant quirk
[3722]has invested the dull business of
[3723]telephoning with o certain spert-
[3724]ing quality. No call is completa
[3725]without a hopeful linke at But-
[3726]ton B.
[3728]‘The other day, Ht seems, a youth
[3729]tryine to phone i-friend
[3730]was getting no rep! which us
[3731]troubly enough, anyway Pressing
[3732]Button BL waa rewarded: with
[3733]eightpence, five more than he
[3734]was entitled to If there's one soul
[3735]in the whole of London's ten
[3736]million who wouldn't have pocket~
[3737]ed that extra fivepence it certainly
[3738]wasn’t our young swain, Unfort-
[3739]unately, somebody spotted his
[3740]transaction and the Iad eventually
[3741]found himself in court as wreng 2
[3742]number as anyone ever got.
[3744]They fined him ten shillings,
[3745]saying that he should have ret-
[3746]urned the other tivepence to the
[3747]box or a post-office. The author-
[3748]ittes) explain that people who
[3749]terget to pross Button B to regain
[3750]their money claim on the Post
[3752]Office and, therefore, snyone~
[3754]pocketing money thus hurled at
[3755]them is robbing the Postmaster
[3756]General. There may pessibly be
[3757]people who claim for the odd
[3758]forrotten threepence, but this
[3759]column has never met even a
[3760]remote friend of one.
[3762]So something of the sport has
[3763]fone out of life. And a lot of
[3764]people are congratuiaung then-
[3765]s‘lyrs on 4 narrow escape from
[3766]dsgrace ‘There, but fer the grace
[3767]of God. ‘The lad seems to have
[3768]had less than a generous dest!
[3769]from Fate. London hopes he at
[3770]Irast enjoyed the consolation of
[3771]a pluntbleexphitetion. by nis girl.
[3772]Tepd
[3776]moaerer
[3778]Amonz the more frivhtening
[3779]wh any Heating in the minds ere
[3780]des now any of cohorts of
[3781]piurp tadies standing purpasefal.
[3782]hoon their heads. For somebody
[3783]has wenovered that this mnedtizying
[3785]n
[3787]{ SANTIAGO: Sov. Anénima Jahuel (Oficina General {cower produces a reduction ta
[3788]S Mude’ 979 ~~ OF 212 — ‘Pel, sgass. |] meer t
[3790]At ee eh v9 Wétens aa » S805 B fjain’s amateur baulsa welghy
[3792]age ame . 4 AOS FARUST — efony jet, boung ctaniion iad a spot ot
[3794]SAN FELIPE: Adaunistrader Balneario Jahucl fp Steinens ap st Wemoey dim week
[3796]aoe serecctneerre sates eraetipenels sce em | @hwh mevessitated Me cticking 2
[3798]sereraesht sabe took a hee path
[3799]anisjegged ateat a bit sud bid
[3800]amegser shel No matrait ever tse
[3801]bstere. ppoitiment on a
[3802]neighing machine - he was stil
[3803]overweight Ao bystander, whe
[3804]might have been a cltch-doetor but
[3805]wha was 2 were than ordinarily
[3806]knowledgeable gytinast, suggested
[3807]the dejected hantam-welkht should
[3808]stand on his head. Surprisingly,
[3809]instead of giving the know-all 3
[3810]clip on the ear for il-timed Tevils,
[3811]the boxer did. as he was tuld) They
[3812]weighed him again and he hat
[3813]Jost the surplis sie ounces, The
[3814]stery ends happily enough, as he
[3815]won his fight a few hours later.
[3817]Now, there's anuther fight in
[3818]Progress between the “experts.”
[3819]dome doctors refused to believe i,
[3820]Ike the man who first saw the
[3821]siralfe, Other say that standing
[3822]on the head couldn't hare had
[3823]any effect; it was something clse.
[3824]EFrom.Harley Strect comes the
[3825]theary that being upside down
[3826]disturbs a body's aic content and
[3827]sends some of It higher; this
[3828]reresults In s temporary loss of
[3829]weight. But this isn't among
[3831]Vihar
[3833]ha the sts fisptes, de
[3834]speading aiere Cine thag anal
[3835]etde loan, in det runs, Whether
[3836]this ix the answer to the mididle-
[3837]aged fadies’ prayer ter an easy
[3838]summer Isn't yet clete, Dut ies
[3839]certatn’y due for a thercesh going
[3840]Into, More than ever, tie Ati.
[3841]aise woman needs 6 cool Goad
[3842]her shoulders ~ preferably with
[3843]flal top.
[3845]-00on-
[3847]TAIL END
[3848]There'll be no extra food ab
[3849]Christmas, says the new Food
[3851]Minister. More time for devotion
[3852]and somewhat less for digestion
[3853]this year,
[3857]An enquiry reveals that electric
[3858]bulb manufacturers have been
[3859]running price rings to prevent
[3860]competition. Could this “be the
[3861]light fantastle we hear about?
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[3973]Furst published an the ‘Chilean Times”, August 1, ty51,
[3974]FRANCE IN MOROCCO ;
[3976]HERE hes always been d'scussion about the pecullar
[3977]trait of humen natur. which Ends expressicn in a foeel-
[3978]iow of pleasure In contemplating the misfortunes of
[3979]others, Tho great Lucretius in his poem “De rerum natura”
[3980]tells of the satisiacticn enjoyed in witnessing, from the safoty
[3981]of the shore, the shipwrecked mariners struggling in the
[3982]cee but he does not seem to hdve found anything. reprehen-
[3984]in the sentiment. Nowadays we should, of course,
[3986]8
[3987]oe deny any such baseness in ourselves, though
[3989]we may not be so sure about “the other fellow” who is quite
[3990]copable of putting a banana—skin on the path for our special
[3991]benefit. However this may be, it cannot be Iqnored that
[3992]the “foreign” press tends to gleat over the difficulties of
[3993]Great Britain, formerly tn India and Palestine, now in Iran
[3994]and Egypt. conveniently forgett'ng the fect that no country
[3995]In the world with Internat’onat responsibilities can hope. in
[3996]present world circumstances, to evade situatiuns dangerous
[3998]Just twenty yoars—no more—have passed since a
[3999]magnificent "Expositicn Coloniale” was held in the Parisian
[4000]auburb Vincennes, which attracted visitors from all parts
[4002]. of the world and wus proudly poluted to ,in many countries.
[4004]as being convincing evidence that. the great nations of
[4005]Europe, and the United States wih them were in no way
[4006]disposed to accep! the concert of “the twilight of the Weal”
[4007]or to renounce their “m'ssion civilistrice”.
[4009]How stands that Colonial Erapire teday? It has to be
[4011]‘remembered that France, as a colonial power had a ‘great
[4013]asset shered by no other Western nation-——the absence cf
[4014]a rigid colour bar. The extending to “native” peoples of the
[4015]full rights of French ecatizenship went beyond legal formulae;
[4016]mixed unions are not frowned on and “a touch of the tar
[4017]brush"—or f yellow pain! in the Fer East, conveys no stigma.
[4018]whatever other hendicans may have to be oveicome.
[4019]Moreover, colonial France has called forth the energy, and
[4021]“in not a-tew cases, the genius of great soldiers and admin-
[4022]stators, second to none, and whatever may happen in the
[4024]ae) their place in histery 1s secure. Nevertheless, though
[4025]“coleur still flies over many lands Gnd over millions
[4026]iW many races, all of them, potenhally if not actually, overseas
[4027]Frenchmen, the weve of natenalism rising to full tide alter
[4028]tha disasters of the second werld-war has swept away many
[4029]land-marks that seemed to have ther foundations firmly
[4030]besed in tradinon. Syria ond Lebanon, with their great French
[4031]Cruseder castles,.srecking still of warriors and heroes ef tha
[4032]past who. lelt their giant bones from Anticch to the Gulf of
[4033]Agneiba ond beyond-all gone. On Indo-China and Annam,
[4034]Tonqum and Medegascer, we see French dominion fighting
[4035]there tor very hfe, end fate hangs daily in the balance
[4036]Now the interest and onxisty concentrates on Morocco, a
[4037]question thai really concerns all French Africa, north and
[4039]ce atral.
[4040]In Morocco the position is peculiar. Less than filty years
[4042]“age. thouga so necr Evrope.! Merccco was very little known
[4044]and foreiqners were not welcomed there. The mutual jeal-
[4045]ou: _; of European powers helped to p:rpetuate this situction
[4046]uae became intolerable, and-in return fcr the usual shady
[4047]aqreoments nut to interfero with the ambitions of others else-
[4048]were, France was given a fee hand t6.go ahead. By 1912. it
[4049]was possible to speck of “pacification,” and since that date,
[4050]vith a shadowy nutive ruier in nom nally supreme authorily.
[4051]the civilizing of ‘Morceco had gone far enough by 1913 for
[4052]that country’ ta have iis “pavilica’”’ in the Exhibiticn. But unde:
[4053]the surfeee aationalism fermanted, raising difficulties for the
[4054]Sulton woli as for French miltary and civil aviker
[4055]Thess ds Hes have naw become cente. and have bean
[4056]‘siged dn the Uni Weta Dy tha ropreueAiotive vt Trek, 1a
[4057]ong tact led the French representative to leave the Mendat-
[4058]wo during Lay {tis act ocly Creat
[4060]2.
[4061]in the Mediterrenean
[4063]hour na.
[4066]BG. Bat io
[4068]soregala watt cosh t
[4070]‘Aa Sh, i rn
[4072]Lust week's jut hiv Wiis certa-
[4073]inly amongst your brat - but tel
[4075]me who writes the captions fur
[4076]the photographs? J presume you
[4077]import them but do you adhere
[4078]to the original description, 1
[4079]always have an uncomfortubie
[4080]fecling that my leg 1s being pul
[4081]Jed yet I should not be so bole
[4083]Pai Eis SREY SEE ae a Sh eat Hate
[4085]ayofe Ray thay you qumper witu
[4086]the text However,
[4087]than difficult to believe toa, a
[4088]girl with a Uke Daphne
[4089]Codd) should be selected by che
[4090]international Divers’ As-
[4091]sociation CAPD ag the “CHURT,
[4092]SUNS WHOM WE WOULD LIKE
[4093]OYSTEKS”, One
[4094]other point? Is there an In tas
[4095]tional Pearl Divers’ aAsoe
[4096]and woelks they be afhhaid witn
[4097]the American Federation of Labs
[4099]T find tt aiure
[4101]Tame
[4103]Peart
[4105]tO) SHUCK
[4109]our,
[4111]Bincerely yours,
[4113]“Doudtfyi”
[4115]sO Sc a
[4117]rie a
[4118]a SIGAR
[4120]IDIOT PEP be
[4122]All of these qualities
[4123]contribute to the
[4124]wotld renowned
[4126]STORE? Are,
[4128]M. pie
[4130]rravilten by
[4132]The raptons for 3. PL
[4133]ups ate rasarlebls
[4134]the stalf act, however, la ateeton
[4135]tredulenes bud to fi
[4136]Daphor Codd was not a:
[4138]ted by the Enternalinnal
[4140]Spacey Wier
[4142]yo selee-
[4144]Weart
[4145]Diverv’ Assectation as the “GIRL
[4146]WITH WHOM WE JPOULD LIKE
[4147]TO SUUCK oY! STEIN” but siaod
[4148]asa candidatefor the tlle “MISS
[4149]BEACU-MINDED 951, In: which
[4150]contest she failed to piace: This
[4151]: therefore, omitted Jn
[4153]fret was,
[4154]order not to unnecessarily striln
[4155]readers’ denbts. Finally to the
[4156]best of the editors’ hnowltedge
[4157]there fs an International Peart
[4158]Divers’ Assoriasion and Mr. Mure
[4159]ray (president of the A. F. LL)
[4161]would assuredly welcome them (o
[4162]the AL FLL. ED.
[4164]tea
[4166]AMIN en Na
[4168]Sa ey
[4170]dR TEA
[4172]DS NA TY
[4174]reputation of
[4176]TATE De
[4178]i
[4179]RETTES
[4182]14-0000
[4183]Pt natal fusolem alba
[4185]Pr:
[4187]Soviet
[4191]dy
[4195]soetarryy cretaia rights i
[4196]tO fields: Tho Alice wits
[4198]open negutiations for a cessation
[4199]of hostilities dDayed on the thirty-
[4200]eighth Parattel, :
[4201]Ia those five, weary, bloody
[4202]months proposst after $1t-Cated
[4203]Proposal Called the negative alr of
[4204]Communist abduracy’ and U.N.
[4205]insistenre. Meanwhile, the tighting
[4206]had gone on, savage and costly.
[4207]Aud ridge by dreary rlige had tate
[4208]ten, taking their tall of thowsands
[4209]of lives.
[4210]And what
[4212]af the final xettie-
[4214]mena TE To Sbnheahe defined a (ON
[4218]‘ negotiators after
[4221]The present battle tne—now
[4222]trom ten to forty miles fnside
[4223]North Korea—will become the
[4224]permanent truce Itne If agreement
[4225]is reached withia thirty days on
[4226]outstanding sxenda ties, Uf the.
[4227]agreement is forthcoming the
[4228]afnucs will surrender any territory
[4229]gained in the next month's Hight-
[4230]ing. If there is no accord the
[4232]aiscussions will go on and a news
[4234]Une wit be drawn up along the
[4235]polhts of battle cuntact at the
[4236]UUme the peace Is finally signed.
[4237]Rat hes by a plenary session of
[4238]tower echetan
[4239]Rroups had debated for days the
[4240]topographical details, the Une that
[4241]will separate the two armies ex-
[4242]tends from a point south of Kas-
[4244]EX,
[4246]ate unauthcrized nosing in thele
[4247]own backyard, the Communist
[4248]plan made no mention of inpec-
[4249]tlon behind the nes, '
[4251]MANGE OF WAR
[4252]Io Ualted, Nations
[4253]prison compounds are: 168346
[4254]prlsoners—148.036 Nerth Kare.
[4255]ans and 1,610 Chinese, Just how
[4256]many U.N. prisoners the enemy
[4257]is holding ts not knewn since
[4258]nelther North Korea nor Com-
[4259]munis, China is a member of
[4260]the Geneva convention on war
[4261]prisoners, therefere docs net
[4262]report them. Currently missing
[4263]are 10,872 U.N. treops and 88390
[4264]South Koreans. At Tuesday's
[4265]plenary session, when the cease
[4266]thre line was raulfled, Admiral
[4267]Chartes ‘Turner Joy, chief of the”
[4268]United Nations delegates,, sug- .
[4269]gcsted cach side prepare siatss- -
[4270]tes on prisoners fo speed that
[4271]{Issue when Ko comes up far
[4272]debate, The sentor delegate
[4273]Proposed that each side prepare
[4274]the latest available Information
[4275]on names, nadonalities aad
[4276]other Hentification of all war
[4277]prisoners and the focation af all
[4278]prisoners af war camps.
[4280]CAPTIVES:
[4282]ong on the cust coaut to the mouth 3 RECOMMENDATIONS TO TUE
[4284]of the lnjin river on the western GOVERNMENTS
[4285]the
[4287]stabuard. Extending along
[4288]length of the twisting line is 2
[4289]neutral corridor two and a half
[4290]tile: deep. which Inctudes Pan.
[4291]munjom, site of the armistice
[4293]” negstlavions fer the past month but
[4295]fal!s by several miles tu encompass
[4296]Karsong, former peace city.
[4298]Hut three multi-pronged probl-
[4299]ems of the five-point peacn agenda
[4301]frcuamed to be settled. fu order ceport from the batile flony that countries ““phey branaat Cie $id
[4303]ee nang et eat nntrnne
[4305]CONCERNED;
[4306]Never a clear point, this vaguely
[4307]worded ilem results from a U.N,
[4308]refusal to put en the agenda the
[4309]withdrawal of troops frem Korea.
[4310]The U, N. insisty ihat troop
[4311]withdrawals form part of a poli.
[4312]teat aspect and have no part in
[4313]armistice discussions,
[4315]AG week's end came a blurred
[4317]VERBAL CLASH IN U. N.
[4318]East and West were still poles
[4319]apart-and nyu move yet made in
[4320]ths spacious ¢chambers of ths
[4321]Pala.s de Cinailet, where the sixth
[4322]siss.0n of the United Nanons Gee
[4323]neral Asszmibly 1s convening, a2-
[4324]emed capable of boidging the
[4325]yawning hlutue of suspicion and
[4326]at
[4328]tension ndw oso niueh ow part
[4329]East-West relationships. /
[4330]Disarmament wan stil the
[4332]ESS
[4334]number one issue on the dust
[4335]Uke agenda nnd the Big Two
[4336]viet Russ.a and the ULS A’ were
[4337]no closer to agreement now than
[4338]they had been at the ouiset.
[4340]But now there was a new point
[4341]of friction, wh.ch Soviet Foreign
[4342]Miuster Andrei Vishinsky  raiscd
[4343]test week. It concerns a provision
[4344]iy the American Mutual Security
[4345]Act, which beeame ‘law last Octo-
[4346]ber. ‘The provision authorizes the
[4347]Provident ta spend up to $100 nul.
[4348]Kon out of military ald funds “for
[4349]any sclieted persons who are resid-
[4350]ing in or escapecs from” Sussia
[4351]and the satellites “either to form
[4352]such persons into elements of the
[4353]miltaiy force supporting the
[4354]North Attantic ‘Treaty organization
[4355]er for other purpas:s, “ The
[4356]sponsets of the prov.sion ciarm
[4357]that “other purposes” provides an
[4358]opening for them to aid under-
[4359]eround forces behind the Iron
[4360]Curtin .
[4362]The Russians provested that the
[4363]Mutual Sccurity Act was designed
[4364]to “f.mance subersive activines of
[4365]persons and urmed groups
[4366]{toy finance trsitms and war
[4367]eriminals “who fed from their
[4369]anooagreement on 2a
[4371]aboktion of atomic weapons.
[4373]a
[4374]iAHy Uscognged thy bs.me canteat of the Bay
[4375]fu any emergency wind ee
[4376]Tse pledees Were made al tn? their own poqulod ied
[4377]. *
[4378]. . inxstence ey Washington which had ant make decisten of
[4379]- > pa - Ame spe q
[4380]Thy A Wary eye on Ure Connecti, press qaesiiag oar ies
[4381]KOREAN CEASE FIRE LINE a atl land wartite fat, ceased and dierscor et the Combmorm, ta the Grriiaa unity. .
[4383]RATIFIED IN PLENARY Tat achedulald apprarance (hes# are qua ante the sea nod warfare . oa
[4384]SESSION: CESSATION OF {1 three questlsses; rats stilt gong nit, Covsespiniients oo The new Albed-Ronn arrange:
[4385]LAND FIGHTING REPORTED : i ig. Teperled Targe, Ares! alnng the eu: ny fore. a change ay MEH! Maul wade acrecmmemt ow a
[4387]G) SUPERVISING THE ARMIN. Communist fedot and complete “ ee . ‘ 1 vdei” of the Lurepean arcu ‘Taad i a malt.
[4389]Into the chitly, ratn-suaked.  THCEs Keech site distrosts IN© tranquillity 7 ot cae mee Ege ES atonal aTiny camposed of anita -
[4391]7 . ome : oa wee wee ee dts whoteige . 7 TT :
[4392]roadside tert at Fanmunjon this ether and each feard that the at was not ciead from where the Ve. _ ad the rest of the HOM) Frvaee, Germany, Belgium,
[4393]. feck sweet a gust of accord. Unit. obher might use” the. Hut tor cegce fire ardor bid carsmated bOt a -ancedslf ihe move fa Russia, YY ene Evscmbourg, ee
[4395]eP Nations and Communint de. Pelnfarcement and re-equipmede from Key West, Florida, wheze : “ cat neue news or Q ; y The uncertainties surrounding
[4397]Sexates set a thirty day deadline “in new weapons ‘To obviate pyRigent Truman is taking his . . ere ain in a long-range the agreement stem from. three
[4399]for concluding a truce as they, at ‘Wifficulties an@ to allay suspi- winter vacation, came a vigorous | . eee anes Neurite’ bettie sources, First of these ts the poll-
[4401]the same time. came to an agre- clans sume sort of inspection eulal fram Presideniiat Press ve ve nnd he weet took the Hical situation tn West Germany
[4402]emeént.on the second item of the  8¥stent ts called for, The United Secretary Joseph Short, Said he: iduanee vied ‘sunultancous an- Where Dr, Adensuer’s stength has
[4404]hy _ . Natiens Command ire” ou“ ° “ _
[4405]° peare agenda—the location of the ome ccaamand proposed @ “There ean be na cease fire“in hounesments trom Washington, ven weakened by woses In recent
[4406]cease fire Une, Joint polleing train, free to travel! Korea unill an armistice has been POURS Re ad Pans declared that dy-electlons ta extreue Rightiat
[4408]Agreement came just five months 2#ywhere In Korea. The Com- signed.” Rendon as . mane ee pa jes speclally
[4409]to the-day after Soviet Deputy ta MUnISt propusal calls for a joint , the Western Big Three were pre- Parties and especially (o the power-
[4410]th : ited N i and arntistice comni‘sston responsible - oT pared to coniér secretly with Rus- ful, well-disciplined Soctatint party
[4412]e United Natlony, Jacob A, ‘ § . . sia and Luis Padilla Neryo, presi- 94 Dr. Kurt Schumacher, They
[4414]> Mallk, proposed that beth sides fF armistice arrangements and ene » Unite ; Getie- Clalist: party leader ha: ,
[4415]i: . aupervision, Never oncs to toler- EAST AND WEST CONTINUE dnt of the Untied Nations Gerie- Clalist’ party leader has aeaK" .
[4416]i ral Assembly in an effort to reach Ur. Adenauer of a “sell-out” fo the
[4418]common .‘Ulies. Me is inflexibly opposed to
[4420]proposal for disarmament and the the Furepean army proposal snd
[4421]insists that Germany rearm as a”
[4423]Taken off guard Foreign Mi- "Mleonal equal with the Atlantic
[4425]nister Vishinsky asked for time to
[4426]cousider the proposal.
[4428]THE
[4429]GERMANY'S,
[4431]Three tacts were tanghing the
[4432]Issues of West German savercigniy
[4434]fast week, al vainly interlocked
[4436]Pact countries or refrain-*from
[4437]participation,
[4439]The second factor is French
[4441]distrust of Germant rearmament .
[4443]PROELEM OF WEST ior which reason they piloted the
[4444]SOVEREIGNTY Furopean army idea ‘into proint-
[4446]pence ta aa cffart to head off any
[4447]ride prustent
[4448]plan.
[4450]German rearmament
[4452]The third factor, and perhaps
[4454]and all hinge’ to a none-toa-clear the most important of all, Is ho
[4456]talurs,
[4458]How was the
[4460]Ferteral Reprdiic with Its huge
[4461]Ruhr industries and technical
[4463]resaurces ta de weliled lo the West
[4464]and how was it to be fused into
[4465]the Atiantic Community and tts
[4467]dazzle of unity, lung the hopo of
[4468]. aki Germans and recently bronght
[4469]{West} Germau ts the fore
[4471]aguin by un Each |
[4473]German invitation to West Ger-
[4474]many to participate lo nation-wide
[4475]elections, . .
[4477]However the issue, were res-
[4479]potential military inanpuwer tapped hed even the most guileless optl-
[4480]so that it would flow into Com- Mls} would uot predict full West
[4482]munity channels?
[4484]Last week the Western Big
[4486]Three Foreign Ministers and the
[4488]S
[4489]Seaa Government made an ap- | wy
[4491]prosch to solve these prodlems.
[4492]U.S. Seeretary of State Dean
[4493]Acheson, British Foreiga Secretary
[4494]Antauny Eden and French Foreign
[4495]Ministor Roderi Schuman met
[4496]with) Bonn Chancellor Konrad
[4497]Adzrauet in Paris, They approved
[4498]a. agreenient which moved Chan-
[4499]e:llor Adecauer to remark with
[4500]thetoric favour: “An histories!
[4501]event which has brought Western
[4502]Germany forever Inty dae Western
[4503]camp
[4505]The essentiais of the agreemeot
[4506]are:
[4508]Poun vecupation§ will end but
[4510]German membership in the N. A.
[4511]¥. O. before . :
[4513]Allicd troops will remain‘on West -
[4515]WSS.
[4519]THE VIOLIN GITANO
[4520]; Wueérlanos 757
[4521]: TEA ROOM AND
[4524]1420000
[4526]i a '
[4530]‘a &reiile LANACION
[4532]ae . if :
[4534]i Guay Cross “Ph: Wertd TO TUF AVroMontLE
[4535]i. speciakst, Di, € , rit oops
[4537]: " “The Colonial tower of San ONS recently man es
[4539]i Franeiscusthe ecuse OF humorous pare ae Peron heat who atole ms antommblle Ne,
[4540];: polemics bctween the Mayor of Maharaja ‘of Ka ‘urtath tine BV. 25 trom ou home, T3, De,
[4541]> Santiago and dw Prior of the ravedt in ‘ganthago Me . argo. Cadir Street, leasiteg aU abandoned
[4542]é Franciscan Fathers~-ii as ups: ert. “Friday 1 shail operate in tae @! dawn iat Saatay ut Le Ene
[4544]yew, 7 eal painters, In accordance wit hn of br De amen: ft ad bs 2 2! on Uhe corner of Creseon. 7
[4545]; au order from the Mayor recons- fA anedest cont.bet.on to the guge (2 Fretetriz, you are requested w
[4546]i _ tructlon work has begun on the cvs of th’s Congress tof Cancer 6M? by the same spot to earry
[4547]> outside walls of the church and Spectal.sts),” of! the rest of the ear that you
[4548]re) tower. Taking advantage of the . left bebind, afier removing the
[4549]. da ascent to the bell towers the Prior wheels, radiator, cic, ty order
[4551]i ordered that the tilted cross be. Simply by answering i question Chat Uo may coftect my insurance
[4552]f.  stralghtened—the cross is 30 concerning the yearly export Sliaec so Jong as there Is anything
[4553][ metres above the street and wus of Chilean nitrate, Professor Char- left of the vehicle ft can collect
[4554]i @. Struck by a stiong bolt of J:5 K. Ranson and his wife have nothing. The automvbite Is suit
[4555]i Witening during & storm. Local won a free ‘tp throughout Bovin Whore You felt It, Your coopera-
[4556]fi painters have always liked to.g0 America. The fortunate count: Gow will be much appreciated,
[4557]t into the green gardens of the arrived yesterday In: Santiago. The THE OWNER
[4558]1 Order, and frem there Paint the Inex began on aorad'o Program if wh
[4559]ih picturesque tower with ancient called “Your Tropical Trip"
[4560](1 tilted cross. But now that they Profcssor Ranson was called before
[4561]i H have scen the new position of ‘the a Jery and asked about the annual .
[4562]ai cross they have countered with exportation of nitrate trom Gatte. Editor's Note: At press-time the
[4564]Ne. pee a,
[4566]oe
[4567]Y
[4569]Te ge pet wee een
[4571]a
[4573]- olne things,
[4575]~TEXPRINT ER
[4577]bitter statements: “New we must
[4578]reinake all our Paintings beeause
[4579]of the cross”, .
[4581]_ EL DIARIO ILUSTRADO.
[4583]“A hendine in nw loral paper
[4584]gays that our transportation and
[4585]tratfle problems will be studied in
[4586]Europe,
[4588]But atong with this way of fix-
[4589]they'd better bring
[4590]. along some Europesa mentality.”
[4592]Apply to
[4594]FOR PASSAGES TO
[4595]VALPARAISO,
[4596]SANTIAGO,
[4597]BUENOS AIRES.
[4599]S.SACK|
[4601]TRON WAREHOUSE
[4602]SANTIAGO
[4604]8AN PABLO 1179 —
[4605]— MORANDE 817
[4607]LIQUOR STORE
[4608]DELICATESSEN
[4610]‘“*LAS CONDES'‘*
[4612]“ALCALDE 923
[4614]shone; El Gols 1438) 202
[4615]QUALITY COLD MEATS &
[4616]CONSERYV
[4618]LS & LIQUORS - .
[4620]NATIONAL AND IMPORTED
[4621]OF THE BEST BRANDS.
[4624]DELICATESSEN UPEN
[4625]SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
[4626]UNTIL 2E M
[4628]He anrwered that it was @ mi!on
[4629]tons a year the had only ten
[4630]scconds to answerl. His unswer
[4631]waa closest to the fact: the actual
[4632]figure is 690,000 tons per year.
[4634]Only last veur  Profevesr yon
[4635]anothe: adie price. a
[4636]ffonehea, un oa program
[4637]“Earn Your Vacation”
[4639]The Ransoms will stav in San-
[4640]aga about ten. days”.
[4648]automobile mentioned above had
[4649]not been re-stolen, The owner
[4650]of the ear has beea identified dy
[4652]the local peesy ax Gustavo cam- >
[4654]pana, newspaperman and radio
[4655]seript veriter, Sefer Cam
[4656]Insurance contract carried cy
[4658]sTatae stating that if the auioma-
[4659]bile reappeared before the end of
[4660]ninety days no damages could be
[4661]collected.
[4663]A
[4665]VENDEMOS por orden de uno de nuestros mandan'es
[4667]Academy,
[4669]bles, terraza,
[4671]Segusdo piso:
[4672]closets, hall, bafio.
[4674]EN CALLE PIRINEOS PASADO ALCANTARAI
[4676]A corta distancia de trolebuses EL GOLF, Micro
[4677]en la esquina. Frente al Colegio nuevo da los
[4678]RA. PP. Alemanes, A 2 cuadras del Villa Maria
[4680]Priuer piso: vestibulo y hall, living.
[4681]comedor, dormitorio de servicie, toi.
[4682]lette dz servicio, cocina con mue-
[4684]con
[4686]3 dormitorios
[4688]Losa se concreto. Parquet en los dos
[4690]et
[4694]Thin week's pin-up feature MF ss Laurette Greutner, levety
[4695]French mannequin, currently visiting the U. 9. Ina Yew short
[4696]months Miss Greutner has managed ty pocket the following
[4697]tiles: "Queen of Rising Star. Texas", “Miss Agricultural
[4698]Producta of 9°51" pad “The Gil We'd Most Like to Change
[4699]a Tire With”, by the Montana Auto Association,
[4701]Desda $ 850.000 a $ 895.000,
[4702]incluyendo impuestos de
[4703]transferencia y gastos de es-
[4707]critura,
[4708]{$ 200.000 al contado y saldo
[4710]5 100.000. Se aceptan opera.
[4711]ciones por Cajas),
[4713]en cuotas trimestrales de | :
[4715]Entrega en Febrero ‘*
[4717]Daegetaye
[4719]ACES
[4722]14-0000 ,
[4726]ope he dicuer
[4730]r
[4734]a
[4736]. = swhen she is excited cnd offen remarks on the “baaut!
[4738]One ot the adventayos wo have aver most readers cf
[4739]the 3. F. Mois that we can see what goes Inta print balers
[4740]publication and if we feel Kke commenting can do 57 «t
[4741]once withoul waiting fer next weck's edition. Thus we con
[4742]acknowledge “Chatiee Box’s”. comment on our column of
[4744]_ the «week bofore. We had asked {er examples of weeds.
[4746]which Lko “innings”. have a singular form glong wih aa
[4747]"and
[4749]“a” terminaticn. Chatter Box camo up with {series
[4750]it is a good: exumele—the dictionary statés” clearly that
[4751]is serves beth ‘as singular ord plural. Chetter Box also
[4752]mentions that the headline “STIX NIX CRIX - “PIX” bom
[4753]“Variety” would produce blank despair on tha‘ faco. of any
[4754]Englishman that come across it. It would do the. ‘seme to
[4755]99 out ci cus hund#ed Americans. Probably ninety percent
[4756]of these who do grasp the translation live. or huve Hved.
[4757]within a one mile radius of Times Squore. Although it will
[4758]be comparable to transiction ‘from the Urdu {we used to
[4759]speak it. but now have forgotten; you knew how it is when
[4760]you don't keep a language up) we shall attempt to alarify
[4761]the mecning: First of all ‘the strict meaning, In the terse
[4762]language cf Broadway: Stix means sticks, Nix fs “says no
[4763]to". Crix is critics cnd Pix is pictures. In other words tho
[4764]_ movie fans who ‘live in the country do not swarm ‘to the
[4765]. bex clfice when a film thet has been highly. praised by
[4766]reviewers arrives. at the local flicker-house. WALL STREET
[4767]LAYS AN AGG is, obviously, a reference to the crash of
[4768]. ‘29. “To lay an egg”. when one Is not speaking of a bird.
[4769]means to drop a brick or put your foot in your mouth.
[4773]Werds are fun. even the serious study of
[4774]words. I yeu find yourself in the house some rainy
[4775]noon without a game ef canasta to fill your Hime rick
[4776]mmery and crcuse uuough a. Tha dicts
[4777]Ing tome,
[4778]Yeday at means
[4779]Its original rrecning
[4780]Its rresent
[4782]“po
[4784]7”
[4785]re
[4787]is a
[4789]AVDA
[4790]shibkcler for instance.
[4791]word, watchwerd: a ocrty slogan.”
[4792]in Hebrew was “eor of corn or stream in flood”.
[4793]usage stems from the time Jephtha used it as a beet
[4794]password to distingu: is men from the fleeing Eshr.
[4795]—who could not prenunce it ccrrectly. The same idec is
[4796]used in today’s wotinre. English speaking troops ofen
[4797]employ werds that-o st he pronounced easily by the en-
[4798]positon. The idea even want further in an anecdote pubdii-
[4799]shed in these pages a few weeks ago. American sold’er to
[4800]unknown:, What are the words of “The Star Spangled Ren.
[4801]ner? Answer: “Damned if I know them”. Soldier: * ‘Advance
[4802]American soldier, and be recounized.”
[4804]Lary
[4808]- - 7
[4810]“Burcombe”, also known as bunkum, was the nome
[4811]of a U. S. Congressm:m who made a pointless speech to
[4812]impress his constituents. "Chauvinism”, the practise of bl nd
[4814]+ patriotism, comes from the name of Chauviu a soldier who
[4815]was continually boasting of Mapoleon’s g'ery. “Cabal”, an
[4816]intigue, is a werd cemposed of the inilial letters of the
[4817]nemes of five English gentlemen who conspired against
[4818]authority. With these words we kave hardly started in an
[4819]investigation that com be as exciting as rezding detectve
[4821]> steries. But if the history and use of Words ia an interestirg
[4822]study. the otservatica cf the mis-use of words is even mere
[4823]fun We blush to say that we have an Aunt who “blursnes”
[4826]as
[4828]“Tevenue of trees” in front of her house. Aldous Huxley once
[4830]', wrote a delightful story about a young man who thought
[4832]the word “cerminative’ meant red, of of perlain‘'nq to thet
[4833]color. Huxley recourts how the fellow bandied the werd
[4834]“about in an in agi manner, and, most cf the time vot
[4835]away with it since none of his Hsteners knew the aiiferen.
[4836]Actually the werd describes a remedy fer fleiviences And
[4837]now we are going to stop befere asseciction mukes someone
[4838]think of descriptive words for this twitterind.
[4842]i
[4844]+ tae ee re i
[4846]Wage if
[4848]ee gee
[4850]aa 1a tile e
[4852]Bum VAR UMA TA
[4853]ESCA oo OL
[4854]PLESE LOD
[4855]o OENTES Tees see,
[4856]ABA CON CREM
[4858]Que MARAVILLA TA
[4859]ESPuMA eC TVA Y PENETRANTE
[4860]O€ CAEN TENTFRICA COLGATE
[4861]SE INTROQUCE, ENTRE OIENTE ¥
[4862]CHENTE, Con th ayuos 0a. CEPILe
[4863]LAS PARTIOULAS x Aw
[4864]SON UNA DE LAS CAU*
[4865]SAS Ded AL ALIENTQ,
[4866]FO CREMA CENTIERCA
[4867]COUGATE MANTIEME
[4868]AN AVENTO PURD..
[4869]B OLRFUMADO, ¥ MIS
[4870]OIENTES BLUAMCOS
[4873]tA FEUCHTD
[4874]SERORITAL DESDE
[4875]§ FRULND MES
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[4890]MATIAS CoOUsiNO “ne
[4892]clientele: Watt dams, “Me.
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[4895]Specialty:
[4896]gree ms. De
[4897]house fram
[4899]exquisite ice
[4901]XNog.
[4905]bistuits and Ulmo’
[4907]hima o EE:
[4909]SF. faa
[4911]A iow weeks ago I commented that the perternances
[4912]ef tho Karadura Koncest Kompany. some trenty-five yoors
[4913]age. must have been as corny as their nome. One of the
[4914]organizers cl that enterprise, Mr. Bort Gov since
[4915]intermed me that they were very gocd and that {2
[4916]by their efforts were able to raise the stm ct one iheusan. §
[4917]pounds for Earl Haiy’s Fund. The members o: izo partly. were”,
[4918]all members of the British Legion and thal once more ©
[4919]demonstrates my contention that Legion Me:wbers of those
[4920]dava were mora serious abcut their memberskip ard the
[4921]objects cf the Legicn than the now members oi nowadays .
[4922]To anyene who may feet offended at my comments about -
[4923]the neme of the company. I cpologise most sincerely, but
[4924]nevertheloss { still ccns der that the Name, Karadura Koncert ,
[4925]Kompany, was a crumby one. Or should i-aay “xrumby"?... —
[4926]incidentclly. the sugcest'on put forward by “JOE” last week *
[4927]that the apparent lack of enthusiasm on the parl of the new -
[4928]members may bo attributed to the fact that there are now ~
[4929]more ladies who qualify fer membership, and so forth,
[4930]doesn't convince me very much . T recall a dinner at .
[4931]the Country Club, two or three years ago, at which tho
[4932]ladies sang the barrack rocm ballades of the 1939-1945 af-
[4933]tray with quite as much gusty on husiasm as the men .
[4935]And anyone who states that the ladies cre not as keonft’y : :
[4936]© periy as the men frevaricates, and the truth is notin .
[4937]him . . . Mr. Bert Gould, who has always been active in ~
[4938]Legion affairs, cnd ‘for his service in the Second World War «-
[4939]was decorated by the Chilean Government and rewarded |
[4940]handsomely by His Majesty's. is still around and very vital. —
[4941]Now that the electicn of ¢flicers is approaching, I emphatical. -
[4942]ly suggest that the members’ of the Legion couldn't do better |
[4943]than vote for Mr. Alkert ©. Gould, M. M., as President . . |:
[4944]This is not a paid announcement. It's just the expression of
[4945]a personal opinion, to wh'ch anyone is entitled. Mr. Gould -
[4947]- may, put his medals on back to front. or the wrong way -
[4949]round,” when he altends Church Porade, but. as he says,
[4950]“What the heck! The Sergeant-Mcicr won't be: here”!
[4952]D. A. P. in his "Hell Box’ the other week expressed his’:
[4953]confusicn at vagaries of the Enghsh Lanquage as used by.’
[4954]the resorter of a Cricket Match. He needn't fea! so upset
[4955]about it, because Iam mora than sure than there are many...
[4956]Enahshinen who would be as equally puzzled.by many oft "
[4957]tho terms . . . And I can’t imagine a greater punishinent fcr
[4958]any Englishmen than to be cast on a desert island with the:
[4959]Sports Section of aj American newspaper as a sole!
[4960]companion . . . {have to confess that, even after a residence!
[4961]of some six years in New York, and in spite of the tact that its
[4962]was a staunch supporter cf the Baseball Team formed by the?
[4963]employees of the Bank that hed the doubtful honor ef ce 2 yp
[4964]ing me among them, i still am unable to explain the Suid Yeldr
[4965]pomts of the game-. Once it was explamed to me very,
[4966]rarefully by a profound student of the sporting world how
[4967]Baseball was evolved from cr.cket, but [ cdn't even recall’
[4968]that interesting point . . . Maybe the fact that the ground’
[4969]which the tecin used was attached to-Tromer’s Stewery in!
[4970]Breoklyn. and the liquid refreshment was good and plentifi!
[4971]has something to do with the fact that I didn't pay as much
[4972]atienten to the game as J should have done As for the
[4973]werd “innings”, which bothered D. A- PB. so much, 1 was
[4974]always under the imrressicn that it wes one of those peculict
[4975]Engush werds with ct plural ferm, but is teally singutar, Suchi
[4976]as ries. The question is one for a philologist to explain:
[4977]and if there! is one im the audience, now's the
[4978]step forw “ard ard | do his stuit :
[4980]LAYS AN | ROS
[4981]k they wall prods
[4982]Enel
[4984]WALL “STREE
[4985]aa Krut f aon’t
[4986]ron the face of ony
[4988]elt the |
[4991]14-0000
[4993]Tse s Mine Meme ne
[4995]Satya
[4998]pa ae,
[4999]ane, ct
[5001]. £2 An underground zasline tank blew sp in the crews centre
[5002]at Bristol this week, kiling_at Yeast seven persons and shattering
[5003]store frunia In, a quarter mile arca. Weekend shappera were bowled
[5004]aver by the blast ond persons fn gearby houses were trapped as
[5006]ecilings and walls caffapsed | - Discovery af erteniive manganese
[5007]depostts in the northwestern arias of British Guiana wis Peported
[5008]by the Bartina Gold Mining Compnay (Canada) Ltd. ‘ihe ‘report
[5009]aatd preliminary tests indicated & lange tonnage of rathersiew grade
[5012]4
[5014]Prine Minister Churchill and the three other ministers who are
[5016]vo accompany him to Washington will depart on the Queen Mary
[5017], on .December..29, for discussions with President Truman, expected
[5018]to begin January $rd. The other minist’rs are Anthony Egen, Lord
[5019]Ishmay, end Lord Cherwell. On leaving, Washington Mr. Churchill
[5020]will visit Canada at the tnvitation of the Canadian Guvernmert and
[5021]spend two or three days in Ottawa. The two visits iil probably take
[5022]about a fortnight. after which Mr. Churchill will return home by air.
[5024]Charles Norris, a Zé-year-old American in Paris was ready for
[5025]bed when be saw a picture of Princess Margaret in a newspaper.
[5026]tle was so smitten with her beauty he decided to attempt a mecting.
[5027].Tha newspaper reported that the Princess was atiending a charity
[5028]tall that night. Norris put on his tuxedo and borrowed 8,000 francs
[5029]for a ilcket to the ball. Making h’s wey through o koot of admirers
[5030]around Margaret, he offered his hand. He ssid: “Excuse me, Your
[5031]Highness, I should tke to present myself. 1 om an American and
[5032]my name fs Chuck Norris”. “I am delighted to meet you,” the
[5034]Yrincess replied. When Norris asked for a dance. however, she told.
[5036]him that she sorry, but was “booked up”.
[5038]” . .
[5040]Protestant and oman Catholic churches througheut Uritain will
[5041]oitee epc@ul prayers And tr : en Beccles o fer the
[5042]restoration to health of King George ¥
[5044]The King, recovering from
[5045]a Jung operation. celebratcs the Ofteent aunwersary of jus access.on
[5046]to the throne on December Mth - . When Amertezn troops in
[5047]Korea offered ro.share thelr Thanks2iwing holiday food supplies with
[5048]uther. United Nations troops the offer was politely deckned by
[5049]British units. They explained that they would rsther walt for the
[5050]special rations unul A British-type turkey celebrat.en was mere tn
[5051]order at Christmas tme.
[5053]A move to re-create the Home Guard, the vuluntery body of
[5054]part-time Seldiers who stood grant over Britain white ber army
[5055]was fighting abruad in World War H, was approved this week by
[5056]the House of Commons on its*second reading. No sute wan taken,
[5057]although Labour party members quesiloned the necessity for the
[5058]measure and said that it would offer amendments to it in the com-
[5059]miliee stage of consideration that will follow tbe second reading.
[5063]MEDIAS NYLON:
[5065]Saban
[5067]|
[5069]: “Reinferecd, “Tourist” type 5 9#.-
[5070]‘ Fine thread, 5 138.. & 118.-
[5071]Super Finc, “Celofan” type 175.-
[5073]Surer Fine, “Supreme” type 295..
[5077]: Super Fine, without seam .
[5079]THERE ARE TWENTY TYPES MORE IN
[5080]51, 54 & 69 GUAGE
[5082]Fitteen colours: by type, including mourmng und
[5084]half inourning. There ‘are aly BROWN HEEL,
[5086]SHADED HEEL, BLACK HEEL, BLUE HEEL &
[5088]. GREEN HEEL
[5089]WHITE STOCHINGS FOP. NURSES.
[5091]WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SALES.
[5093]« CASHE ON BELIVERY, SAME DAY WITT
[5094]PURCHASE OF ‘THE PM\GRS.*
[5095]©CFEN ALL DAY wN  SaYURDAY
[5098]Ried
[5100]Tht one finds the Mau
[5102]ntauging.: .
[5104]z
[5105]x
[5106]a
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[5176]hha: “One of your anvestora was sh: chief of the Oxace tride, wasn't
[5177]hee. + Vea My, dresident,” sald Mr. Whitehair “and
[5178]didn't he trade 3,000 acred of choice Kansas farmland for a cattoad
[5179]at whiskey?" said the President... *Yés, sit.” sald Mr, Whitehale
[5180]Che Vresident smlled at the Under Secretary and said: “Don't you
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[5186]i
[5187]SCHOOL DEPT.: On Thursday afterncen, m New Haven, there
[5188]was # mMeeling of university presidents, One of the attendants was
[5189]Dr. Franklyn Murphy, the new head of Ute University of Kansas,
[5190]who ls only 35 years cld—the young st hind of a major universiiy.
[5191]The 35-year-old Murphy said to Whitney Griswold, whe “president
[5192]of Yale: “I've become somewhat of a curlosity—being potnted! out,
[5193]the youngest, etc. I think I should have my hair Pulled out or else
[5194]dye it gray)... “Just wait two ycars,” the 40-year-old Griswold
[5195]replied’ “Two more years at the joo—and your hair will fall out.”
[5197]PHOTO DEPT.: Dr, Albert Elnstein rontinnes to rank amobg
[5198]those whose photo fs published most frequently. -A visiter at Princeten
[5199]sald to Einstein: “You are 8 scient:st, mathematiclan, teacher,
[5200]autbor—if you were asked to give yo r proiess on, what would you
[5201]saye" . “My profession?” said Einstein, “photographer's model>
[5203]ART. DEPT.: Tom Bgsnton, whose home is in Kansas City,
[5204]‘decided to use his talents ug a paintcr to help the victims of the
[5205]recent SMloed, He therefore prepared lithographs depicting the plight
[5206]of the ficod-sufferers, struck off enough copies fur Congress and
[5207]toalled the lithographs to the Congressmo‘n in the hope of inducing
[5208]them to legislate Increnses in relict funds . . Most of the Con-
[5209]gressmen, unaware of the worth of a Benton lithograph, ignered
[5210]it. Rep. Dick Bolling and his staff visited the offices of his col-
[5211]leagues, retrieved the Benton lithographs from their waste-baskets,
[5213]took the hthographs to Kansas City and sold tnem at aucuon for-eagy
[5215]the benchit of Coed victina.
[5217]SCHOOL DEPT.: Michael DiSalle, the Price Stabillzer, was
[5218]laviled to make the commencement address at St. Mary's, in Soath
[5219]Send, Ind. DiSalle's daughter, a pupil at that school, is a member
[5220]of the graduating class. In bs leiar of acceptance, Disalle told
[5221]the bead of the schoel: “Thanks for your invitation. I was yuing
[5222]to be there anyway.” .
[5224]Mike Todd has become the jumping jack of show business
[5225]Hefore ‘he cume to Broadway he won and lost several fortunes,
[5226]and @& series of hit shows made him rch agam. ‘Paen he gained
[5227]iw away, made another fertume and lost that too. Now h? and
[5228]Lowell ‘Thomas have been devetng ther time to the production
[5229]of trl-dimenstonal movies. Sir Alexandcr Korda saw a samipte,
[5230]spread the word that it would revolutionize moviemaking and
[5231]again Todd is riding high, with capital cam offers which can
[5232]net him several millions. “Il come bace to Broadway only when
[5233]I have enough not to worry about a review.” said the producer.
[5234]“Th produce a show only when I feel that my Jife doesn’t go
[5236]with it.”
[5238],
[5240]The Overseas Press Club, which invited the Mayor to be guest
[5241]of honor at a luncheon to discuss and be qufstioned about his
[5242]recent trip ctibroad, réccived no reply. They withdrew the I(nvita-
[5243]tion. . Sen. Bricker hears that Michacl Dis alle's official announce-
[5244]ment of his candidacy for the U. S. Senate will be made on Fed.
[5245]is . . The Associated American Artists, which developed a ce-
[5246]ramics besiness for ity 20 artists, now is venturing into another
[5247]held—fabrics, They'll be featured at Macy's . . . As of last night,
[5248]Dap Topping says he still hayn't heard from Joe DiMaggio abozt
[5250]next year’s plans.
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[5286]Ske
[5288]THE
[5290]ERSKINE CALDWE
[5294]seared
[5298]aod as
[5299]Rb Tt tae
[5301]yer
[5303]WINDFALL
[5305]tL
[5307]HEN Waldo Murdoch, whose trade, whea he fet ithe cording
[5309]at it, wae rendering
[5311]inheritance,
[5313]W
[5315]ercatures.
[5316]there had been fo comme
[5318]came inte the unerpected
[5319]+ in Brichton to
[5321]“Ma.
[5322]oried,
[5324]“He'd latter Dissie said
[5325]“UD he Nadivt gor hone saca he
[5326]did, le eould avs rust keptoon
[5327]traveling, for ak the concern I'd
[5328]ever have” ,
[5330]“DT guess Mr Nointock has the
[5331]teal money.” J) Maid. looking
[5332]over her should: jooked hike
[5334]equsl it since the- time when, eleven years before ane of the Perkins he was fceling good about atowhen
[5336]tras, wih Me MOTE LOfewa. BIg Lad & vee So bh Bale “Qe.
[5337]ning. ran away in broad daylight with the resident nilatster'y second
[5339]vate.
[5343]as tor the lownspeople. none
[5344]of them. not even Aunt Susie
[5345]Shook, who told fortunes by
[5346]reating tea lenves or coffee
[5347]- gtuunds if neccessary, Aad ever
[5348]- Rad the remotest tdea that anyth-
[5349]tee in the nature of sudden
[5350]wealth would fall into Waldo
[5351]Murdock’s scrawny lap, while at
[5352]the same time, of course. propic
[5353]were quick to say that if he had
[5354]not been sitting. down, as usual,
[5355]instead of being’ up and doing,
[5356]“there would have ‘been no iap of
[5357]hes for it ty fall into; and certainly
[5358]Waldo self, even though he
[5359]daydream bout almost. everyth-
[5360]ing else. under the sun, had never
[5361]enscrained ‘such a farfetched
[5362]thooght in his mind.
[5364]Waldo ad not even know he
[5365]had a brother in Austral‘a and.
[5366]even t( he had known ut, he would
[5367]tat he
[5369]never Rave imagined
[5370]+ ~ wouht bs remembered in a will.
[5371]Fron Bangor to Buriingten, all
[5373]the Murdceks especially the home-
[5374]ownins Urancn of th: family,
[5375]were Enewn Unioughout the entire
[5376]region nurth ue. Boston tor their
[5377]tran, which relatives-by-nuvrrlige
[5379]wprwemammend ogher outsiders called cus-
[5381]eioonet oars edging
[5383], at was all Waldo could do
[5384]to force himself, after having
[5385]cast aude pride of long standing
[5386]publicly to admit blood relat.
[5387]torstup with another Murdock,
[5388]evea-uf he had hved in Australia,
[5389]> long enough’ to go to the bank in
[5390]Watrville and eash the check
[5392]thy lawyer from Portland had
[5393]handed hen
[5394]“Pay no mind to what the
[5396]people say.” he told the clerk in
[5398]* the bank. “There may be others’
[5400]tn the State of Maine bearing the
[5401]name of Murdock, but there's not
[5403]a single drop of mingling blood.
[5405]thst I would own to. I'd sooner
[5406]elasmn Mrship with my old black
[5407]cow than I would with a so-called
[5408]Murdock.” .
[5410]SOLE
[5412]ENT aoJrepan
[5414]VNONTALA
[5416]Dessie, Waldo's wife.iwas. at the
[5417]beginning, the most ievelheaded
[5418]of all. She mainta:ned hee mental
[5419]balance, if oniy at the start, much
[5420]better than Waido and same of
[5421]the townspeopie. Dessie, although
[5422]afterward she regretted not hav-
[5423]ing gone along. even mmained al -
[5424]heme and tended the house chores
[5425]while Waldo was away tn Waterv-
[5426]ill cashing the check. There was
[5427]-only one thing she did out of the
[5428]ordinary that forenoon, and that
[5429]aas to make Justine, the hired
[5430]grl, air the parlor aint shake out
[5431]the scatter russ, even tf it were
[5432]mot Saturday.
[5434]During all that tume the neigh-
[5435]bors were mnging her up on the
[5436]phone and asking what she was
[5438]gong to do with all that money, her. She stepped dack, looking are
[5440]“but that, too in’ the begianing,
[5441]failed to veer the even measure of
[5442]her thoughts,
[5444]“When the check 3s cashed. if
[5445]i's not worthless. and itil be a
[5446]wonder if 1:'s st. there be
[5447]ample ume at Rhsnd@ fer mie to
[5448]fo out of my way to tht about
[5449]it’ she told them. “Right row,
[5450]and hkely forever after, ws noth
[5451]ing but 9 ser: wi and a pron.se on
[5452]asap of pr
[5454]ro wert Wath
[5455]er each time
[5456]ng to ane of the-
[5457]netghbers on th: phone, She was
[5458]not exactly wormed. she told
[5459]Justine, but sne was feeling
[5460]Impauent. Walde failed to come
[5461]home at the noon hour for dinner.
[5462]and it was not long after that
[5463]before she, Uke everybody else in
[5464]Brighton who was vorking himself
[5465]-into a. frenzy over Waldo's sudden
[5466]windfall. began thinking what
[5467]could be done with the money.
[5468]Late that afternoon Walde drove
[5469]up to the. doorrard and left the
[5470]‘automobile standing there instead
[5471]of putting i$ away in the shed
[5472]where it belonged.
[5473]h Justine came running to tell
[5474]er.
[5477]sha fia. shy
[5479]PMPOR TERS
[5481]DE KEPRESENTACIONSS
[5483]Vente — Coma
[5485]me gOt Ouse 1 the aul.’
[5487]Dissie leaped to her feet. -
[5489]“Go on about your tasks, what-
[5490]ewer they be, Justine,” sho sard
[5491]crossly. “ft's"none of your monev.
[5492]if there {s any. anyway.” .
[5494]Justine went to the kitchen and
[5495]watched Waldo ‘come along the
[5496]path to the. side door,
[5498]Waldo came in, throwing his
[5499]hat on the table. He looked at
[5500]Dessie for a moment, cocking his
[5501]head a Httle to one side. His coat
[5502]peckst sagged heavily.
[5504]Neither Dessie nor Wuldo spoke
[5505]for s while.
[5507]Presently Dessie walked up to
[5508]him and beld out her hand.
[5510]“Guess I'll take cherge for th
[5511]“ume being, Waldo." she said-
[5512]stiff_ly. “Hand it over.”
[5514]Waldo reached’ into his coat
[5515]pocket, drawing out a mostly
[5516]empty. bottle and handing tt te
[5518]ft severely, Thon, without a word, *
[5519]shz grabbed the bottle by the neck
[5520]and slung, it with' all her might
[5521]acrass ths room. It ‘struck tne
[5522]wall, shattering into dozera of
[5523]pieces.
[5525]“Eomight have known it, and I
[5526]would hive, if T had onty-had the
[5527]sense God has ¢ P+ most peeple!”
[5528]sho said. raising her vance “I've
[5529]got only mysclf to blame!”
[5531]Waldo ‘reached for a char
[5533]“Now, thire’s 7 for 4
[5534]fhuman to take : he
[5535]Said, “Everything virned out, from
[5536]here to there and back again, lke
[5537]it’ was made to order.”
[5539]Copy heer
[5540]aaa Che 10:
[5541]wa her face digappe ined: cumtplet~
[5542]aly while she watched Waldo
[5543]Beane th: rol ap and down tn
[5544]fis hand.
[5546]“Al Five gai to say.” shit began.
[5547]sig that L never whought Td ive
[5548]te Dtenthe the mir of the day
[5549]shen a deceasine Murdock would
[5550]have Une decency tc do the honor-
[5551]able thirig witn has money, even
[5553]ing it along wih hem when he
[5554]went, which would Se a wonder if
[5555]he didn't try to da and he prob-
[5556]ably did, anyway.”
[5558]Waldo leaned back and let her
[5559]talk to her heart's content. He
[5560]felt so good himself that he
[5561]wanted her to. have a good time,
[5562]too. He let her sveak what came
[5563]fo mind without uttering a single
[5564]grumble.
[5566]“Have you any more blood
[5567]relations that weve neglected to
[5568]remind ourselves of, Waldo?” she
[5569]asked, leaning- owaid him. “It
[5570]seems to mé that f recall your
[5571]second’ cousin ‘in Skowhegan gay-
[5572]ing ence some -years ago that a
[5573]lock went -to California at
[5574]th: end of the Spanish- Americas
[5575]War and prospected for gold. It
[5576]might be that he struck it rich
[5578]there, which a iot of people
[5579]did, so I've ‘read. if reading can‘
[5580]be believed. If wed been more
[5581]particular about your bleod relat-
[5582]ions-in the past, wa woulda't have
[5583]to sit here now and wrack our
[5584]brains trying to call them to mind
[5585]ata time Hke this” *
[5587]“Gucss I have ‘no tload relations
[5588]of the name of Murdock.” Waldo
[5589]sard firmly.
[5591]Dessie drew a deep brenth and
[5592]cused longingly 9: + wargy pod
[5593]ot uresnbacks by up and
[5594]downoim her hbustana’s hand.
[5596]Suddenly ‘she jeaned ‘forward
[5597]and grasped ths rou desperately.
[5598]Wuldo snatched + from her. ,
[5600]S10 Up gecisiveis
[5602]“Well, anyway weil be
[5603]she said calmiv “We sor! :
[5604]it awav oon trifies like a Jot ¢
[5605]prople would who 1 could mento:
[5606]tf Phad a mind to”
[5608]“Ive got it all asttled, Dessie,
[5609]Waldo told her, sintling ag
[5610]kindly fechas came over hur
[5611]“Guess we can afford to have ,
[5612]food time now st our age. Mayb.
[5613]we want be Hagering here moe}
[5614]longer, ahich would be a shain
[5615]if we hadn't taken full advantag
[5616]of if by the tums we we.
[5617]Wouldn't be no sense ht hoarain,
[5618]it only to have to epass it alon;
[5619]to somtebody els: after we ar;
[5620]gone.”
[5622]Dessie nodded approvingly, he:
[5623]spirits rising again. ~
[5625]“T've always wanted 8 fur neck.
[5626]pieces, Waldo,” she anid, her fax
[5627]bright with hope.
[5629]Dessie did not sleep a singts
[5630]wink that night. For an hour afte
[5631]they had gone to bed, she lay
[5632]silently tense, listening.- Waldo di¢
[5633]not stir. He lay an his back listen.
[5634]ing to Dessie's Iebored breath!
[5636]Just -before midnizht Dessie
[5637]up as quietly as she possibly could
[5638]and tiptoed to the foot of thé bed
[5639]where Waldo had laid his pants
[5640]over the kack“of a chair. Ti was
[5641]dark in the recm with the shadts
[5642]drawn, and she took care in feel-
[5643]ing her way to th? chair, She was
[5644]trunblung nervously when she
[5645]touched it, and the jercing of her
[5646]brcath had started a pain in her
[5647]chest. Without losing, any morz
[5648]time sh? sd her hard into the
[5649]panig pocket.
[5651]“Get you: hand out of my
[5652]pants, Dessic,” Waldo said, rising
[5653]up in bot “Leave that money
[5656]Dessit cropped the pants with-
[5657]out having touched the money,
[5658]and Went back to bed without s
[5659]word Newths of them spyke os
[5660]she lay down again and tried to
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[5724]an
[5725]goaacdt the chair As phe wast
[5726]ing up to teach the pants. Wairo
[5727]‘aah up ercetly.
[5729]‘Don't want to hese la mention
[5731]Again about you putting sour
[5732]hand in'my pants ‘pod!
[5733]enid. “Leave that money be. Des-
[5734]we."
[5736]Dessie dropped the pants and
[5738]went to the window. Sh» stood-
[5740]there watching a red dawn break
[5741]in the east. After a while she
[5742]begun .éressing, and as she was
[5743]leaving the chamber she- heard
[5744]Justine starting ¢ Ure in the
[5745]Kitchen stove. °
[5746]While she and Justine were
[5747]preparing breakfast. she. began to
[5748]rabre how urieasy she really was
[5749]about the money. She had spent
[5750]a aleepléss night worrying over
[5751]the wealth, and she was afrajd she
[5752]would not get’a chance t6.6pend
[5753]a single penny of it herself.
[5754]Mrs Murdock.” Justine said,
[5755]oming end standing beside her.
[5756]G and I could get mated right
[5757]lay if we had the monéy for.a
[5758]chamber suite.” .
[5759]“Let Carl Friend make his own
[5760]money." "Dessie said-sharply, turn-
[5762]| ing on the girl. “Me and.my husb-
[5764]and have worked hard all our
[5765]lives for what we possess, It wont
[5766]> hurt Carl Friend to-do the some
[5767]-for you, if he wants a family.”
[5769]“I couldn't sleep much las:
[5770]night for staying awake’ wondering
[5771]if you and Mr. Murdock wouldn't
[5772]want to help me out,” Justine said
[5773]persistently. “Especially becaus:
[5774]Tve worked here for you six years
[5775]without osking favors, and I didn't
[5776]think you'd miss a little of all that
[5778]_ tag inheritance: from -Austratia.”
[5780]“Mind your own affatres.
[5781]Justine!" she said sharply. ' Bes-
[5782]ides, Carl Fatend can get. the
[5783]thoney from hia own family tf he
[5784]wants to furnish a house for’ you.
[5785]Thos> Friends have made plenty
[5786]of profit In roof-tinning in the
[5787]pas.” . . +
[5789]“They won't help any, Mrs.
[5790]Murdock,” Justine “said sadly:
[5791]-"And Carl and I don't want to
[5792]have to wait and wait-and walt.”
[5794]“You don't have to hurry the.
[5796]marriage for‘any reason, do you?”
[5798]Dessie asked susptctously. .
[5799]Justine looked-at her for several
[5801]moments her thoughts racing
[5803]through her mind. .
[5805]oe” exactly.” she adnilttcd at
[5807]Well, then,” Deasle said. turm-
[5809]ing away, “In that case, you can
[5810]afford to wait.” “
[5812]In turning abruptly she almost
[5813]walked headlong Into Waldo. He
[5814]had come into the kitchen and
[5818]ee bar a. 7
[5820]vYocedise che fit be ty pate
[5821]glob: Bootes tou Une
[5822]ut 8 oe Sari ar aL G
[5824]woe atehed hint travel
[5825]eting what he wee about te
[5826]duo Ghe sent to the wide and
[5827]Watched aa he waked to tie tonal
[5828]shed and came out a moment
[5829]deter carrying a soade With the
[5830]coffes can in ome hand and ihe
[5831]spade over his shouldsr. he disap-
[5832]peared out of sight behind the
[5833]barn wast
[5835]Tk was not’ until almost ten
[5836]tninutes had passed that Dessie’
[5837]Tealizcd what Waldu was dasog
[5838]behind the barn
[5840]Just gs she was opening the
[5841]door to run out there annlobservy
[5842]him. from the carner of th barn,
[5843]Waldo walked into view He came
[5845]toward the house. carrying the.
[5847]spate but sot the coffee ¢an.
[5848]Dessie’s heart Sank He had buried
[5849]the can. and th money with tt.
[5850]and sane had failed w get cur
[5851]there ih time -to sce where the
[5852]wealth ‘had been hidden. She
[5853]walked back into the kitch-n and
[5854]placed Uecakfast on thé tante.
[5855]Waide came in a few minutes
[5856]later washed his hands at thé
[5857]pump, and sat down at his place
[5858]He began eating as though noth-
[5859]ing out of the ordinary had iuken
[5860]Place out behind the barn. Neither
[5861]she nor Waldo had anything to
[5862]say. to each other during the
[5863]whole twenty minutes they were
[5865]at. the table. When he’ finished -
[5867]eating, he got up and put on his
[5868]hat.
[5870]“Have some affairs to attend to
[5871]in the village,” he sald shortly.
[5872]“Wil be away for the forenoon.
[5873]the whole of it. :
[5875]Dessie nodded. She had to grip
[5877]hier hands tightly in order to hide”
[5879]her impatience. She waited until
[5880]Waldo had got Into the car and
[5881]dricen aver the hil out-of sight,
[5882]and then she grabbed Justine by
[5883]the artn and pulled her ‘through
[5884]the door. Pushing Justine ahead,
[5885]Desste ran as fast as she could to
[5886]the tool shed. where she quickly
[5887]snatched up two spades, and then
[5888]hurried toward the back of the
[5889]Shs set Justine to digging right
[5890]away, while she looked the ground
[5891]~over carefully, ‘hoping ta find
[5892]‘evidence of a freshly covered hole.
[5893]She searched for nearly half an
[5894]hour without finding a single
[5895]trace of the hole she was pusitive
[5896]Waldo had dug, and after that
[5897]‘she went to work, digging method-
[5898]jeally. ° 7
[5900]After several :hours Justine
[5901]slumped to the ground, completely
[5902]exhausted. Dessie was tired. too,
[5903]and tne blisters on her hands
[5904]made digging so painful that she
[5905]scoukt hardiy bear to noid the
[5907]2d OF DECEMBER
[5908]WHOLE TICKET $ 400.- TWENTIETH $ 20.-
[5910](TAX INCLUDED: -
[5912]tirtet te pus th ade oat
[5913]spate ante thes aor
[5914]wiunesd tO bvg chogeie to der
[5918]but when ahs
[5921]rest, BANE NYT,
[5922]flanced up ands.
[5923]ely clamped los
[5924]would be uscless to ask
[5926]she ken s Cred atid As
[5928]Paras
[5930]wed
[5932]TEL
[5934]rots Aas”
[5935]wUReei toss tied
[5937]Boonen (he ankite f”
[5940]R tyr seit
[5941]tine had
[5943]wy Ty Tht
[5944]Per teadt a ce
[5947]ryenung “He su has. Mee Mueriogt.
[5948]wkh Carl and Walde stil its the bo: rad) of aaves Uye
[5949]Dab rot ret Draste felt po geen ea @ nosing Ha Oh nae
[5951]fyoihst she aacted crats took over”
[5952]ag ane felt (ara Desse who Rad mse. fron che
[5954]wer Just
[5956]Inssle stoped fur a Moment to comune into Arf eves. tne phone chair until ake was admoct erect,
[5957]ease her back .Whrn her eyes began to ring. She tay motiontess, sat down, hard
[5959]were raised from the ground, she
[5961]saw Foot Paxton leaning over the my
[5963]stone Wall beside tht roads Tune
[5964]dred feet away. aa
[5966]“Golns fishing — Dusste?™ he
[5968]“Let him bet" she cei endly.
[5969]“ET deut want part or parcel of
[5970]him. He had mie dugyice
[5971]ground all day loom i
[5972]Money in o coffer can and
[5974]stoning to iwoomnas for acveral
[5975]$s hoping aul while that
[5976]M would stop so Sit could beyin
[5977]erging.
[5979]The phovte ¢xt not sioy, and tt
[5981]valled “Sce youte digging fishing sutunded? as af mo never would as wasnt there at all. Let the schcol-
[5983]warms.”
[5985]long sa she lived. Sas gut to her teacher tak> him. Ive had my
[5987]Dessivy thrust fev band agaist feet, pressing her hinds aver her share and more of suffering, and
[5988]the small of her aching back and ars in order ta Eeep out the nuw Td be comforted tuo se
[5990]straightened up ia hile mare.
[5992]Thought Po might.” she said
[5993]slowly. “it's been a long Ume
[5994]since I went.”
[5996]“Now tlint you and Waldo.have -
[5997]“all that monry to falute on.” Fred <
[5998]sud, “I guess you ard hin can 4 Voice boomed.
[6000]afford to spend all your ame
[6002]doing -nothing but
[6003]have a mind to” ‘
[6005]fish) if you Sho it could be
[6007]sound, and stumbled polnfully 12) somebody else have a godly por-
[6008]ths hati. There she sat down in tion of it. Sudden wealth aul show
[6009]the chatr bes. ths sand and up a man’s true nature erry time,
[6010]liftrd: the. peoe:ver. .... and Tm glad I found out ine true
[6011]“Helly” she saxt “unsteady. “~ atze and shape of Waldo Murdock’s
[6012]“Is this Waids Murtoct s wife?” nature before I wasted another
[6013]Single day of my life on him”
[6014]“You mean youre mx going
[6015]tO try to stup Waldo from going
[6016]beBttr qway to the other end of the
[6018]“Yes” she ansarned. wondering
[6020]“Then youd beter
[6022]“Muybe.” she said, ughtemng yourself and tech Waldo home world with Muss Wisaat*
[6024]her lips.
[6026]The mere menuon of the money Jate. This 1s Char
[6027]inflamed-her thoughtS: untit-she {s-cver here at my place, in the--tionr-nor on!
[6028]he bent €88:, part of todn, annoying my
[6029]ag ithe housshold. and & he was a Demo- moment later she shimped brek-
[6030]round ¢Tat, I'd shoot him cys, instead enly in the chair. She called
[6032]could not see clearty. $
[6033]over the spade,- thrust!
[6034]blade into the rough, stony:£)
[6036]whore he beioncs before it's too “No!” Dessic sald emphatically
[6038]1.8 Mason, Waldo “waldo Murdock has a
[6040]She hung up the receiver. a
[6042]“ kept of turning the jo over to his Justine several times befone
[6044]with all her niight. -She
[6045]doggedly at It untY she was certain’
[6046]Fred had walked out of sight over
[6048]“the nl.
[6050]Later she sent Justine. to the
[6051]kitchen for some. bread ond
[6053]potatoes |
[6054]and when Justine returned,
[6056]sat down in the shade of ‘the doing.” ;
[6058]barn and ate hurriedly.
[6060]wife. I've never in my Life scen a
[6061]man behave bke he's doing. T sone out with Carl Friend.
[6062]guess it’s pubbe knowledge by- etter that she-hurtied into her
[6063]now, otherwise I wouldn't be ciothes and went back fo the
[6064]repeating it that sudden wealth phone. She rang up Thornton
[6066]eft over from breakfast, has gone to bis head. but that’s pranchard, her lawyer, and told
[6067]Dessie St: no excuse Tor the way he's him to come right away. He lived
[6069]‘only a few miles distant. -and he
[6071]“What's Waldo doing?" Destie promised to be there within fifte-
[6073]“while I was in the house, Mr. asked. shouting impulsively into en minutes,
[6075]Murdock’ phoned and said he th? phone, -
[6077]wouldn't be back In the forenvon,”
[6079]While waiting for Thornton
[6081]*He's befudding Mus Wiisun, Klanchard, Dessie paced up and
[6083]Justine said “He told me to tell the schoulkeachtr who Doards at down Une hallway, bor face grim
[6085]you he woud be away tn the my hi
[6087]afternoon, too, the whole’ of 11.7
[6088]Dessic leaped to her feet.
[6089]“Why didn’t you tell me right
[6091]away when you came back a min-
[6093]ute ago?” she said angrily.
[6094]Justine glanced at
[6095]ground. | .
[6097]the stony normal, level-m:
[6099]ouse, into going away with and determined Her mind waa
[6101]him. He says he’s going to sect made up, and she knew the sopner
[6103]sail for Australa or somewhere.” she acted the better she wouit
[6104]“But he cant do that!” Dessie {cel.
[6106]protested. After a few more minutes, he
[6107]“That's what any average, drove up to the house and stop-
[6109]inded human being Ped his car in the dooryard Des-
[6111]too, but £ don’t se went to the step, holding the
[6113]would think,
[6114]< ts for him. Thornton
[6116]“We're not going Ww dig out here know ahat’s sumg to stop Waldo door open
[6117]t woe eet him Blanchard hurried tnege and
[6119]the whole afterncon, too, are we. if you dont come snd gel
[6120]inquired right away. because he’s already
[6121]pleatirgly. “My hands are raw befuddled Aliss Wilson into going Cé
[6123]° : “Is there something
[6125]Mrs. Murdock?" she
[6127]with blisters, and—"'
[6129]“Never mind that,” Dessie said starting out again from there the
[6130]firmly, “Weare going'to dig this first thing in the morning. He's ©
[6132]afternoon, the whole of it!”
[6133]“But, Mrs, Murdock—".
[6134]“Shut up, Justine, and do as
[6135]you are told!"
[6136], When Dessie fell ori thé bed'at
[6138]” dusk that: evening. she “hed riever
[6140]in’ alt her life felt so
[6141]Miserable. Not only
[6142]the entire dav
[6143]stony ground
[6145]pefore
[6146]thoroughly
[6147]had she spent
[6149]digging in the
[6150]behind the barn, but.
[6154]moreover,
[6156]a ererronmene f
[6157]——————
[6159]|
[6161]|
[6163]went dirsely to the table in the
[6164]ater of the living room
[6166]“to Boston with him tonight, and Y ; Wrong,
[6168]y m the Mrs. Murdock?” he asited anxi-
[6169]uisly, .
[6171]got Miss Wilson believing eteryth. “There Is now, but it won't be
[6173]she said, sitting
[6175]ing he says, the Les along with much longer,”
[6176]the common truth. Looks like she down at the table, “not after I
[6178]would be on her guard, knowing set things right I shoudd have —
[6180]she’s aisoc‘ating witha newlyrich, Attended to twenty years aga”
[6181]but-she’s‘too’far goue now to listen — Blanchard sat down and opened
[6182]to reason, Waldo pulls out his his brief case, slipping out s pat
[6183]wealth every few minutes and 0f ruled yellow writing paper and
[6184]waves it in front of her, and the @ Pencil. He watched Dessr'y face.
[6185]sight of that big rel of greenbacks Walting for her to degia.
[6187]acts on her just Uk+ chloruform To be continued noxt week
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[6197]UNION AMERICANA 176 — FONO 93647
[6199]TBmUETS so.
[6201]-floras G_ Atene.on? 3 a 6 — Direcesdn Telegrafiea
[6203]PACTFICO~ALGARK ROBO
[6205]Telefone  Algarrobo ob i
[6206]A
[6208]SN TAT oe
[6210]remembering that Justine | had
[6212]tas MY sera.
[6213]he fur rae:
[6214]antl almost
[6216]oe Growing Yopulanty whey
[6217]Sok League Football --
[6220]Rugby A Mapes f
[6221]SMEAR ONIN) he suppor og more
[6223]wantin fie
[6224]yop The
[6226]nee ven
[6228]~ ry Vann reound Hag pubic wink che pesult taac ded by >
[6229]ba seats later the Cup Final creads became er apd the {rst miaten + % plz
[6230]es Was comparable with Unsere seen oat in September 02 The play,
[6231]~ Walter ‘Pilkingtan sinevitadie break Wembley Stadium oa eremt Ass themselves belpe ta groan
[6233]' away fide alatiy anuteur rugby suciation football occasions Last improvements At first there Wwe!
[6234]* followes! Ti 1208, 13 players, s.side year record rece:pia of £24,782 no dressing reoms, The grad.
[6236]Sports Editor of the “Lancashire! ; :
[6237]instead ‘of 15 was tried. Other were taken ‘at the stadiam an the progressive changes: which Mac
[6239]' Evening Post™ and contributor to
[6241]7 feading Sports ‘publications in milestonca were the Uirst visit of most eventtul day m the Rugby Wigan renowned as a club hay
[6242]Rritain so, a New fing foam an 1907, the League calendar . marked the development of ut
[6243]. faust England \ Australia Test RAD TIGUT FOR aaine in other towns and counirie
[6245]Match the foliowing scar, the first & TENCE > In England tt is thriving 4
[6246]visit of a Unicd Kingdom teat Yet itis well within the memory Lancashie and Yorkshire,
[6247]to Australia iin 1919, the changing of many people how great clubs countics which wave {t birth. an
[6248]of the Ut fem Northern Union hike Wigan, the Lancashire gALnIng nie hold in sour
[6250]=v" WELVE months ago a French Rugby League tcan sisted, Bufain
[6252]i and lost by tance pulmts io ido at Lecas, North of England
[6254]centre of an arcva more attach:d to this offshoor of (he rugby
[6256]' same than to Association football, Since Uren the French converts
[6257]‘ to the Rugby League. code have become international champions
[6259]to Rugby Foecbr ll Reague mi 1922, Stronghold of the game, came into Wales Thd time will come whe
[6261]. nes the retu t yorkshire by France fur a match at Hui) 8nd the First Cup Final Londow being Wigan. since World- War it will spr€ad to the north-ess
[6262]Toes the return visit to ¥ , ‘. Keven year or N, has won the League Utle.three audiiunds and south, and uni
[6264]rN: x BN i8 , two Scots
[6265]eed Realanets all of chose plavers een ee? Hugby..The capital regarded Gus intrat- times in six sepsons and taken the winter's vistt of the fifth team o
[6266]Lease Clubs) was a recent attractive feature of a crowded program- ton of the northern riadv hosts Cup twice in the Inst four. The New Zcaland Rugby League play
[6267]me spiced this winter by the tour of New Zealand Kiwis © Sith disdam and indifference so club has been Lancashire champ- ers to go to England and of th
[6268]* . that the trodeat Attendance larg. fons and Cup winners eve year touring Frenchmen cannet fall 2
[6269]ely cainprés‘d fe’ of the Cup alnce 1945 and 13 umes her ulate wider Interest,
[6271]: These visits and the French tour
[6272]ys of Australasia this year when
[6273]they broke crowd records nearly
[6274]everywhere they went have proved
[6275]the ever growing popularity of
[6276]the Rugby Lengue  profess:onal
[6278]soo Euthusiasts for the code ‘are not
[6279]ree without hope of inspiring a Hiking
[6280]. for the game ih the United States
[6281]t american -National’ “Football , ~ .
[6283]a insecticidas
[6284]mo Cera para pisos
[6285]Lustra mucbles. |
[6287]Limpia vidrios |
[6288]Desmanchadores. |
[6291]1
[6293]ae ie. Sunderland's tdéa— i
[6294]Tencourige ‘the formation off a
[6295]Ploncering team to visit the "Eng-
[6296]Ush centres in the same Way! that’.
[6297]dean Gallia’s Frenclimen ‘first.
[6298]came 17 years ago, earn th gaine
[6299]And return to encourage others
[6300]to take it up. The French learned
[6301]so well that an international
[6302]championship which included
[6304]France was formed In 1935.
[6305], . AUSTR AN TOUR
[6307]a Although travel Ured after play-
[6308]it ing 22 games with only two'defeais
[6309]a in the recent Atistratian tour the
[6311]“sp gm Frenchmen went to New Zealand
[6312]aw an? lost only one of siven matehes
[6313]To show how the game ts tearing
[6314]in Austroa the Sydney cricket.
[6315]ground waa packed, when the third
[6316]and deciding ‘Test Match was
[6317]» .  Dlayed, by 67,000 spectators. Win-
[6318]ning by 35 points to 14, the
[6319]Frenchmen inflicted a more over-
[6320]whelming defeat than any suf-
[6321]fered by an Australian test tenm
[6322]a“? in the long history “of Rugby
[6323]League tn that country. The
[6324]speedy clever Frenchmen taught
[6325]_ " . lessons which will be taken to
[6326]heart by the selectors in choosing
[6327]& young team for a@ return tour
[6328]of England and France next year.
[6330]This girdling of the Biobe by-a
[6332]comparatively new game ts amaze
[6334]ing when one reflects that It was
[6336]- enduring a strurgling infancy at
[6338]the easy way '
[6340]aes 2
[6342]t
[6343]'
[6345]Aguarras  Petréleos Diese!
[6346]Combustibles Acertes y
[6347]Grasas tubricantes.
[6348]Solventes
[6351]Productos quimicos
[6353]STURANDY |
[6355]and sce your ; Pr icinar.
[6356]: otiests enjoy it Zak
[6358]Neumaticus camara y bates bisa - Tractores vuges ya ruedas “O
[6360]: Neumiticus agecetas © aids ates Grastvear Maquina: as ¢ “TOleMENtoy weed! .
[6361]r 1 rs sae . Socata,
[6362]Presdastoy de Gas hy Carder Caruones Vuieg
[6363]Acceso: pale aetumayies . ~ Magucsany WMP Stray cg
[6364]: . " aa MOO de en
[6368]_phiduéle, det’ eadchd) Mtaguinartas.
[6370]inntiiimeet
[6372]| Nag grat a
[6373]|
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[6378], LS re
[6380]14-00000
[6381]: amet Ware Mane os cat as che Haren aia ore fer ibe & aad
[6382]; Seaiese Piet So ceavan
[6383]Re sind ce cetess ed Mel Robt ‘Pastor, Manarer of Srish
[6385]NO
[6387]Oremseas Airwass. sactioen, (he harris fer Sait mfas’a dinner at ibe
[6388]Cuuntiy (un was flows ane Coin teoilvad, wed pas coremosiouny
[6390]Gol. and Mrs Hererre c Chunk. Mr.
[6391]7 pexy is and Mere tiled
[6392]era were hs a cock: Bers guete af Koutt at He ad received at Cerriice Uy a gecup of tore Wicd Seute (21 and tbe
[6393]supper last Saturaay Mat tice dila given ‘ast ‘theredas n ae baty, Airs Oc! feevident of the Naptiaco Saciiy, Me, Mew Macdunald €. OR”
[6394]* > Pb resa Conch de W (in delivering bis charge, the at.pper of the Argonaut Speeddird
[6396]home The guest incluted Mr. M vy
[6397]and Mre Devil MeMoreis tira Val > sWa! kere Mrs OW. J. gas preacnied with a betilc of whats, ut appreciation of hly services
[6399]. Ambassada: and Mrs. Claude The guesie included: Met! and}
[6400]Bowers, Mr. und Mrs: Ho Gerald Joba Ste Sdard, Wad ‘ana vee. M mon, Mes J , 1 CUSECT. tp bringing with him the first “Great Chie.tain of the Pudding tace™
[6401]Bmith, Col and COW. Rennett, Arthar Gaston, Meo art Mus. u itd Ata! Lee, Mia, 12 B8*e frached (bile by ar,
[6402]M F: Van- Natta, Sr. Pedro Stanley Burne, Mr. and Mr Co otk aia Mss oar whee a ,
[6403]PH Dela Maggiora and Sra. Col pid G-oree Littejolin Gath. Mr, ant ee eee ee edie tH) Usually made an the large stomach-bag of a sheen, oF obe
[6404]i Mrs, Wiliam Rose. iMaj and Mrs. tre WW. Gerald & omits Mrs. Garlas Mis Hover Cina ts Duates O in. shawtr bics calbd the kag shoud, and composed of
[6405]: Leonard Pratt, Maj. and Mrs. Ar- Mall Mr. and Mie Feins, Cattare- Hei ; Oe ks i vA O mixture of oatmeal the habts, the ver and the heart,
[6407]thur Gaston, Col, and Mrs. Janes na. Mr. and Mrs, Mes Rostie, toa and
[6408]"ton At
[6410]1) Meters, Revd: McLean. Ruxtun and Murray.
[6412]a, Wray, Col and Mrs. Horace Hatch, Mes Movers Tay'ée, Mr and Mrs,
[6413], } Capt‘ and Mis. Qrraid Munn, FOR. M. Eon, Mr. and Mrs Bo-
[6414]a Major ond Mrs. Fred Nelson, mall Daveliters, Mr. and Mra, YOUNGER SET 7
[6415]; CaRain and Mra. Edward South. Kernrth Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Bi Ai Mond , ‘ ;
[6416]wht wick, Mr. and Mrs, Armano Chele Join Trevead, Mr. & Mrs, Uichard “89 Of Burnes Aes ov Mor Leste Joan Pollock, daughter. i | |
[6417]t ! lew, Mr. and Mrs. Stani*) Brrt>, Fallon and Mr. Keith Exgers. i or Mr ond Mis, Alex Polock,
[6418]i 3 wale Raine james h. . Carron, —ol celebrated icy s'cond b Fihdiy on
[6419]Be Mead ages WW nti Me ae, eam te de int a Rak aun pay ter trons {the ‘mast important
[6420]“3 Mrs. John Stodined Mis yg’ Sta, Sonia Edwards de- Merthet Natene Dale Hotbawn, Bran | DRUG STORE
[6421]har Thoma-n, Atrs. Cark . i a ni f-torned to Santiago fast Friday. texin, Eric je Aoosoawn, Br an
[6422]By ‘ tos. it MP. otter an extensive ‘hanes moon, in _pattd Hobsbnan.” Donald . Roy Prove it lf with
[6423]ge: and Mrs. Robert Glover, Mise Mar- Europe ‘ Marta” Louise Philips suve it yoursell wil
[6424]e i get eennars. Mss Netta Lauder, The: North: American Inst'tute . aad ‘Linda: Fay ‘Crowder: _ & Personal visit.
[6425]i ir. Anthony Vaughan and Mr. celebrated’ Thanksgiving with a Mrs. Geofir y Wevevede ad Mo ESTADO 93
[6427]st Thursday nighi, 899. Donald Hoy, left, for their _
[6428]embers of the board hom; in Chuguicaninta’ *afier' a> ue 7
[6429]id, rhembers ‘of the marith's visit, with her mother-ang@ — Last~ ‘saturaay Peter: Firmia .
[6430]ed. “Inipremta ent- father-In-" au, Ms. and Mes. 1 veiebrated h's 7th birtiday with.
[6431]‘oo4 Hobsbawn, of Santlaga, a paity at the home of hes par-
[6432]- clas Furmin.
[6434]Philip” Davenport
[6435]000 son
[6436]fa, Arthur’ Trevenin Sr a ot
[6438]aa d-1 Mar, Vit Santmgo Moa:
[6441]Ae pe
[6443]Inst'lute at
[6445]_
[6446]‘4 for Buenos A! whore she will érialnment was -entoyed ‘by all. _ Bers
[6447]7k stay.until her“baat ieaves for Eng)-' —000— one —~ ents:Mr, and Mrs. Doug]
[6448]ie and‘ about. Decembsr 3rd> Mrs. a Sr. Javier “Valdés: will: Feturo to. Mrs Fetix Calfactna was hostess The xt ais 5
[6449]re ‘Trevena plans to spend a ysir in Sastiags -Sunfay.afiér a business &° “a britve-canasta tea for Mrs, “end all-of” them ‘won’ oI ‘ prize!)
[6450]5F Englarid, visiting her children, triv‘to New York, and Rio de Ja- Albert Maney. who, with: Mr, Those -present were: Patricia and
[6451]Pe relatives and friends. =, |. omelet Hanry. ts leaving Chileon Decem-: T<4ay Gandy, ‘Irene - and Bobby .
[6452]xy { . - - ber 12th, The guests we Mrs, Meyrringh;. Maria Cecelia - Fones, aos “. - 3
[6453]Pao. eg Sn ‘Gov Beavtry, Mrs. | Kenneth -Bury and ‘ Johrtny Stevenson. y ) AR
[6454].h Davidson, Mrs. David MeMorris, Eleanor Btevenson, Rodrigo Brio- . .
[6455]Fi Mrs. Armando Chellew, Mrs, Dou. UtS. Carol Tewksbury and Bobby ¢ -
[6456]. q . all’ Dauehiers, Mra, Jock Mac Glover. wos .
[6457]. 5 : Restle, Men. Jorge Howard, Mrs, |, }smmumom a TRUSTW ORTHY
[6458]| . oo toe a (Stanley Burke, Mrs. Willlam E . :
[6459]; eae . Whot-ranson, Mera, Jahn Stardard, a
[6460]ay \ i mee . Mrs, Fs lon, Mrs. Crdete, Hender- 2. R A cd f S A PHARMACIES
[6461]tah SAINT ANDREW: . Mon an y Fe . al: . :
[6462]1 " : 28th: Annvat Dianer’ in % mA Z° Cc Z£ a R = HUERFANOS 1039
[6463]} to be held’at phe P, W..C. C. ‘ , . oo ; -
[6464]. on Saturday Ist, December at 9 p.m. yo ay : The Finest ‘Tea Room : ; ~_—
[6465]at. ‘Tickets can be obtained from members of the committee and at , + aim ‘ in Chile. ~t
[6466]3 CASA MACKENZIE . - - he a4 Wonderful Orchestra, EY * sn usnada esq. Hoérfanca
[6467]+ . Ahumnada 89 a . oy 2 Delicious Cakes.
[6468]} oes nun : . DUNALGSTAGR 3 Teléfono $8038,
[6469]e — — : =J. 0. The annrat Prize-elyine will be 2 x F
[6470]i Tes oe "_ hé'd ‘on Friday 30th, November § "Ter7*ting of the very Dest SANTIAGO
[6471]. zm 22 see ey at 545 p.m. in the greunts of = .
[6472]3 { the Country tub, Tehataha, § VALPARAISO B
[6474]Parents and friends of the, School |
[6475]are “cordially invited.
[6476]BIRTR -
[6478]To Graciland (nee” Pantsen) ||
[6479]and Mector E. -Karsteg! “In -ytry. Garvin's girls’ camp opens on January 8th next. Riding,
[6481]Hospital del Salvador, a. ‘son. swimantng, hiking. camp Mire parties, theatricals, basket weaving,
[6483]tM Mer CAMP FOR GIRLS AT OLMUE
[6485]_ ERELO .FUAN.. , : is
[6486]Lo * a 000- e y potteryswork. .
[6487]. te . . . BIRTH |
[6488]A. CORDIAL WEL c oO ME. To Mr. and Mis. Peter Turgoose. for further particulars apply by letter or telegram to
[6489]‘ ‘a son, Philip Norman, on
[6490]November 19th, M. G. GARVIN, Amaneal, OLMUE.
[6492]Your Friends Deserve the Best. Entertain
[6493]them in-Ch le’s finest
[6495]| | | ____atmesphere
[6496]|
[6498]Conca Y Toro
[6500]CHILES FINEST TABLE WINES
[6501]ON SALE EVERYWHERE,
[6503]THIS WEEKS FLOORSHOW FEATURES:
[6505]Debut de:
[6507]GEORGE ROOS
[6508]French Crooner ~
[6510]. EVA FLORES
[6511]THE CUBAN DOLL ‘OF GOLD
[6513]ELDER BARBERO
[6514]THE SENTIMENTAL VOICE . .
[6516]MARION PONTES
[6517]ELECTRIFYING (CARIOCA DANCER
[6519]SANTIAGO AND PROVINCES:
[6521]CASILLA 213
[6522]TELEPHONE 3 $2072
[6524]ALEJANDRO LIRA
[6525]‘THE POPULAR CHILEAN HUMOURIST
[6527]LORENZO D'ACOSTA
[6528]CHILE'S FINEST ORCHESTRA
[6530]PABLO CID
[6531]ANT Hit RUYTHM ONOCP
[6533]URDERS: VALPARAISO, VIRA.
[6534]AND DISTRICT:
[6536]TFLFPHONE = 2605
[6537]SILLA 3445
[6540]14-0000
[6544]HE BRIDE, MISS MARY LOU FRANCISCO, ENTERS
[6545]THE CHURCILON THE ARM OF THE U. 8. AMBASSADOR,
[6546]TO CHIE, CLAUDE BOWERS, CENTER: THE BRIDE -AND
[6547]GROOM GIVE THEI UNDIVIDED ATT!
[6548]DURING ‘THE CEREMONY, RIGHT: THE I
[6549]OSE FOR A MOSIE THE ACT OF CU
[6551]a
[6552]or
[6554]ding
[6556]oe
[6558]LEFT: THE RIDE, MISS JOAN KIDMAN, AND-GROOM, Mit, WILLIAM HILL, PAUSE FOR A MOMENT LEAVING THE CHURCH AFTER THE CEREMONY:
[6559]RIGHT: Af THE RECEPTION LATER AT THE HOTEL CRILLON THE SMILLING COUPLE CUT THE CAKE WULF THE FAMILY OF THE BRIDE AND FRIENDS
[6561]ain - LOUK ON (PHOTOS BY ‘*‘FOTO EVA‘)
[6563]AL FESTESAR AUN AMIGO
[6564]: . a } / O PERSONA DE SU AGRADO,
[6565]. : Po See ELNA EL LUGAR DONDE SU
[6567]__ _ Se INVITADO CELEGRARA SU
[6568]_ - ’ : J “a BUEN CUSTO...
[6569]“THE GAY FESTIVAL (irom Friday to Thursday this week) cee 4 HILAR
[6570]. FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN AP ; he :
[6571]“ * | COLOR’ CARTOONS . The delicht of old and young ges BS VLA MAXIPIA ATRACCION DE
[6573]) as Koy 1 SU ORGUESTA
[6575]LE DEJARAN ELRECUERDO DE UNA
[6577]Vi MOLLE
[6580]14-0000
[6582]For oe rang, Vili
[6584]: FI
[6586]. SOCIAL NOTES
[6588]t BR 1 TIESM heat ON witch tock piace at nn home, an
[6589]y Vida Those present were
[6591]i Tha Gommittec for the year 1st Toe At ser3 Jaqueline an
[6593]{ Novemb-r 1951 to 3let Octobsr rau Bees, Valene Barel
[6595]© gigi. ts as follows: 7 Olivos, Ana Sanch-z, Maria Olea
[6596]i¢ Aliea rics, Hon, President.” ind ‘Maria Anselica Seaov.a, Joyes
[6597]- * ott ‘Edgar Pearson. Hon, Powdt: % Elena Sureda, 2 Sia
[6598]t aplain, ~ Alice Potter, aya,» Ximena
[6599]ie Mr. T. A. Moodie, Chainnan. Lancien, ee ora “ on scmeta
[6600]i C. Q. Hardy, Vice-Cha.rman, Calderén, Siva’ F.nvane.” Nadine
[6601]fe D. Madden. Hon. Trcasurer, Cuiihon, Nuerma Ou Aue
[6602]ps “ROW. Jeffery, Hon, Secretary. Quarda, Isabel" Mar, Loa
[6604]. H. P. Rushforth: Do oM. King: badea Romant and Mess:s
[6606]» and Miss K. Mclean, Cross, M. Barry, J. Gaydn, A.
[6607]gE ~000— Anker a. Suva. R. Pollmann, A.
[6608]ey Among those who came down Casilla, S MeCall, Po MecCalic’G,
[6609]3, H from Santiago for the cricket we- Villatig G. Garcia, Ho Vicenvio,
[6610]bj + tkend we noticea Mr. and Mrs. Tan J, Cavteze, A. Velarde, Poaroa,
[6611]- McLran, Mr. and “Mrs Dorlen E. Purcell, J. ‘Quintana, J Porter,
[6612]je Cooper and Mr. Ivor Davies: D. Costa, E. Rogers, R. Perez A,
[6613]_ ae Vercellino, L. Guerra, E. Fischer,
[6615]Mr, and Mra, K. T. Russell
[6616]the weekend In Vifa,
[6617]‘road on Monday.
[6619]Mr. AL Forbes ‘Robertson was a
[6620]“visitor to Vifia del Mar and ts-
[6621]2 Ce ths week to Buenos Al.
[6625]AML inembers of the ~ Women’s
[6626]Diocesan Union’ of Bt.” ‘Paul's
[6628]Spent
[6629]returning by
[6631]R Thomas, P. Plaza, O. Soto, E.
[6632]Madden, F. Aranda, D. Murdoch,
[6634]P. Leon, R. Aranda, C. Naylor, 1
[6636]Lagerborg and O. Olivos.
[6638]Toc H BIRTHDAY FESTIVAL—
[6640]This. syear Toc H Cradock Branch.
[6642]and Toc H, .(Women's’ Section),
[6643]Valparatsa, éeléhrated - their: B:rth-
[6645]Church, Cerro Concepcion wish to day Festival during the week-end
[6646]thank ell ths ladirs who attended November 24th ~ 25th. The follow-
[6647]their recent Bridge-Canasta Ten: ing members. from Santiago at-
[6648]also those who contributed -eakes, tended:— Mrsdames c. T. Henry,
[6649]flowers ete, which help2d to make Grace Jones; Isabel Holloway and
[6650]the afternoon such a success, thé Misses Margaret Cater. Say
[6651]tt Fuenzalida, Tutiana Antipalf, Ot-
[6652]On Friday, December 14th, q 1a Bozza, Jane Plunkett and Mar-
[6654]* Xmag Sale will'take place at ‘the garet Uenry.
[6655]residence of Mrs. Allen Price, wife On Saturday evening ‘there was
[6656]a of 1. B. M. Cénaul. General, Calle a short service in ths Union
[6657]“. +6 Pontente No. 50, Vida del -Mar. Church ot which the Rev. Murdoch
[6658]. Thera will be plum ouddings, MacLeod offic ated and Mr.
[6659]. Minus cnkes, catdy, coukies, Xmas bert Turner: played the ofgan. The
[6660]. ef's and two fortune letters, From Rev. Fdear Pearson. rive a most
[6662]Ale |
[6664]3.30 Pp. mi. to 7.30 p. an. / EM resungy and appropriate sere
[6665]mon, and specially mentioned the
[6667]The American Women's group Yaluable -help. that Toc H were giv-
[6669]s are having their monthly sale at ing to the Seamen's Mission.
[6670]the. Instituto Chileno Norte Ame- After the Service a delightful
[6672]. ricano. Wednesay, December $11 cold supper was strved in the
[6673]from 3.30 p. m. to 7.36 p.m adjoining hall. The Hon. Commis-
[6674]sone, Mr. David Biatr, then
[6676]"Miss Monfea Whitty cclebrated welcomed the Santiaga members
[6677]dvr 5th. bithtay Jast Saturday and friends who had come to spend
[6678]with a most delighttut- party, the evening with Toc H.
[6682]Have you visited the White Elephant sales held at the
[6683]Instituto Chileno-Ncrteamericano de Cultura,
[6685]|. PLAZA ANIBAL PINTO. 1177
[6687]"New and Slighily used clothing and art'cles far sale. The nest
[6688]sale will be held December Sth at 4 P. M.
[6690]MALETAS de ‘cuero Y
[6691]oxtralivianas para avion.
[6692]Chequetas de cuero y
[6695]Deportivos,
[6697]CASA LEONS
[6699]‘Condell 1353 — Fono 2243 Z Z 2 ;
[6700]Fakricacién propia. é |
[6702]ENAMELS
[6703]PAINTS
[6704]VARNISH
[6706]ES
[6708]“ WATERPROOFING
[6710]INSULATING
[6711]MATERIAL .
[6715]Pe oy ety 2) ras
[6716]Gianve won thy ¢
[6718]Fames put St Po ter’s ta. By hang a
[6719]time at dus Pp the sare
[6720]a for aF runs, sto
[6722]3 Wicks or 3 orins
[6723]ts tor dtouns But N
[6724]av owas a osery usctul hei
[6727]f @2oruns aud Hendersan
[6729]Ths fickiing was medacre: al
[6730]ough 3 catches were, held. several
[6731]were dropped and thestiound field-
[6732]ing needs ai lot of practice and
[6733]improvement.
[6735]> The Grange started their intinvs
[6736]equiitly badly losing 3 wickets for
[6737]$9 rubs and “with no one excsut
[6738]Shearman, who scored a “shaky”
[6739]30 runs, making double figures -
[6740]they were all out for 36, Iraving
[6741]St. Peter's the winners by 2% ryne,
[6743]Naylor and Wilkins bowled
[6744]urchanged for St. Peter's, the
[6745]former taking 3 for 18 and Wilk-
[6746]ins 7 for 13, In fact it is fair to
[6747]say that these twa boys won the
[6748]match. for thelr side.
[6750]St. Petor’s Crlting was st ony
[6751]mediocre avd sever ceeics wore
[6752]dropped, but undoubtedly the Uct-
[6753]ter sido won,
[6755]SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE
[6757]We are Informed that Mr. Henry
[6758]Boys has been appointed resident
[6759]Layman of th: Valpaia'so S-am-
[6760]ens’ Institute ag from the 1s¢ De-
[6763]“ob
[6765]Rowaar
[6766]\ Givercoh Mrs
[6767]Bo Sry vars a gee,
[6769]fat title hv worked in the des
[6770]cuunty Department of the Pacitie
[6771]af.am Nasmatian Company ap te
[6772]the yeas ait when he retaraed
[6773]te Engaud. in 1935 he left this
[6774]co.ntey to serve im the first Worls
[6775]Was, Juitning the Reyal Engineers,
[6776]Corpany  Signalting Corps.
[6777]of that
[6781]In August
[6782]sent
[6783]enganed in’ communications wo.k,
[6785]SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC
[6787]Ths picni will be held in the
[6788]Parque del Saltre, El Sato, on
[6789]Saturday the kth of Docember.
[6791]TRANSPORTATION, — | Theres
[6793]wil be 4 buss (blue) starting
[6794]from the following places:
[6796]From Plaza Sotomayor, Val-
[6797]paraiso, at 9 a, m.. stopping at:
[6798]Brasil corner Belay: Brasil
[6799]corner Avda, Fran Baron;
[6801]ch? in front of Valdés Vergara
[6802](Chorrilios) and thence to Parque
[6803]del Salitre. ,
[6805]From Recreo, leaving from foot
[6806]of 18 de Srptt-mbre at 9.20, Stop-_
[6807]ping at Capuchinos: Vina Staton:
[6808]Almacén Suiza: Railway Crossing
[6809]Chorrillos, and thence qwrect to
[6810]Parque dcl Salitre.
[6812]From Agua Santa, leaving corn-
[6814]vear he was Walas y:
[6815]to Erancve. where he was Chile will join us tn cxt-nding to
[6817]warhel
[6819]Liverroat .
[6820]tn Chile he will tong be remem.
[6822]Keen fuutball places,
[6824]for the
[6826]beret as a
[6828]and before the Sint War as ane
[6829]a” Une best ohai-backs uf tan
[6830]°Va'paraiwo™ Football Clob. He
[6832]fork part In acveral futercliy and
[6833]Intsnaco al Matches
[6835]Mr Hallam haves a waew and
[6836]ane dangnter now resident in
[6837]hs many {tends tn
[6839]them ou aecp sympathy.
[6841]From St sfarguret’s School at
[6842]9X. Sopping at Quillota corner
[6843]8 Nozte, 8 Norte corner Ubertad:
[6844]Libertad corner 4 Norte; Libertad
[6846]corner 1 Norte, proceeding along
[6848]this Avenue to Churrilles, stopping
[6849]at carner Quillota, corner Casta-
[6850]fos, Ocoa Bridge, Lusitania arid.
[6851]Re: and thence to Parque .del Sa-
[6852]itr,
[6854]MEALS.—Partic!pants should take
[6855]their own lunch but soft drinks
[6856]and tca will be provided. Coca
[6857]Cola and Nobis lemonades will bs
[6858]on sale.
[6860]RACES.—The races will com-
[6861]mence at 13.15. Prizes will be ais-
[6862]tributed after Tea.
[6864]TICRETS. — These may be
[6865]obtained at $ 10.— adults $ 5.—
[6866]children, from the following: Rev.
[6867]Edgar’ Prarson, Miss Mary Turne?,
[6868]Miss Inet ‘Taylor, Mr. A. D. Me
[6870]Kenzie, Mr. Mallandaine, © Mr.”
[6871]Turgoys sad Mr. John Sanches
[6872](West Coast Cable).
[6874]INVITATIONS.—The invitations
[6875]for th: young pcople on the
[6876]Chureh Registers wil be handed
[6877]out immediately after the mozu-
[6878]ing scrviecs next Sunday.
[6880]er Avda. Espatin at 9.40, stopping
[6881]at Trasiavifa; Plaza Parroquia -
[6882]Vif‘a; Bolivar (La Lora); Almacén
[6885]Crossing Chorrijlos; Limac+ tn
[6886]front of Valdes “Vergara: El ‘Salto
[6887]s‘a*'on; and thence to Parque’ del
[6888]Salitre, .
[6890]NT
[6892]Mrs. Diamond wishes to remind her friends and acquaintances thal
[6893]she ‘Is ieeclvirg guests at her he me in Vidarriee Het heme ly of
[6895]ANNOUNCEMEN
[6897]the -Ecach-hent watiy a full view of beach and lnke ‘netivities.
[6899]Batiung, boating, fishing and lounging are yours,
[6900]if -
[6902]+ MRS, MARVFY DIAMOND L
[6903]Villarrica,
[6904]Phone: Villarrica 53, -
[6906]. ‘Addre.
[6908]OCULISTS'
[6910](HEERBRUCC)
[6912]NOCULAR MICROSCOPES WITH BLUE APROCHROMATIC LENSES
[6913]PHASE CONTRAST AS HIGH AS 2.289 —- SPENCER MICROSCOPES WITH ONE
[6914]AND TWO EYE PIECES. —- TACHOMETER Tl. — LEVELS N2- ~—- LARGE STOCK
[6916]OF GOWLAND INGL DIAGNOSTIC SETS — JAVAL ELECTROSHOCK
[6917]OPHTHALMOSCOPE, -~ LARGE SUPPLY OF SUN GLASSES.
[6919]Ray - Ban - Calobar --wilisonite-. .
[6921]Cruxite
[6923]PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED
[6925]PTICA MAIER.
[6927]AGUSTINAS 853
[6929]Cre
[6931]AND
[6933]PINTURAS
[6934]CERESITA LTDA.
[6935]CHILE,
[6938]Tel. 30131 2-3;
[6939]P_ O. Bos 237
[6943]Vel BI8t6
[6944]SANTIAGO,
[6947]14-0000
[6949]happeee
[6951]. Movutain in Japan, one about a gray castle in Soain with a thous.
[6953]. Uhick storybook and her rocking c*a‘r.
[6955]” walt,”
[6957]+ pobhies, ag wees 46 a Dabs coving bo ita mother.
[6959], Clock.”
[6961]“Lh Christinas
[6962]Gift for Pad
[6964]Your father cwould rather have
[6965]a git you mate than the most
[6967]The Little Man Of The Chimes
[6969]Once upon a time there was a Very Old Lady who lived by herself
[6970]in a smalt brown house, She had a rocking chair, a thick storysook, and
[6972]a clock that chimed. Every day the Very O'd Lady sat in her rocking expensive present yort can buy.
[6973]shale beside the window. Slowly she rocked tack and forth and read piere ja someting you: can make
[6974]stories frum the thick. book. There was a story avout a whitetopped thot will surelgapiease him, Ask
[6976]Mother .o buy you a small pockt
[6977]“comb. Now lay this on a piect of
[6978]pep'r. and ‘trace carefully around
[6979]tt. By drawing another line 12
[6980]em outs'de th’s Une, yqu have a
[6981]pattern for a comb case, just a
[6982]Mtue larger than the comb. Us'r.¢
[6983]th's pattern, cur two pieces of
[6984]{-lt. «Perhaps Mother’ has an old,
[6985]felt hat she docan‘t want anymore.
[6986]It can be washed and pressed, if
[6987]it is dirty.)
[6989]Now, stitch the
[6991]and rooms, And one was a story of a golden horse'In Africa that could
[6992]run faster than the wind.
[6994]At the end of each honr, as the Very Old Lady tead from the
[6995]thick atery book, the clock played its chimrs, ‘They were as Sweet as the
[6996]song of a bird in Springlims, as s*eet as a babbling brvok rippling
[6997]over the vebbies, os sweet.as a taby coving to Ils mother.
[6999]The Very Old Lady was happy, for she loved the clock und her
[7001].Put one day when the Very Old Lady sat reading, the chimes In
[7002]the clock sovnded tired. “Every hovr, as they rang ovt, the notes
[7003]camp more s'owly. Finally, at s'x o’c’ock, the chimes did not ring at
[7004]all, The ony sound from the clock ‘was ils soft Licktock.
[7006]- The Very Old Lady opened the g avs door that covered the face
[7007]of the clock. She took down a key and .wornd the sprine. She tanped
[7008]the clock very gently, Then she sat down in the rocking chalr to
[7010]two pieces
[7012]together carefully around the edge,
[7014]The hands of. the clock teld the Very Gld Laty that it was seven
[7015]o'clock, Bit again no chimes sounded. Only the quiet ticktock of the
[7016]clock eould be hrard. The Very O'd Lady waited for another hour,
[7017]But at eight o'clock the chimes d'd not play, At nine the Very Old
[7018]Lady put away the thick storybook, turned out the light, and went
[7019]ta bed, She thought and thought about the chimes and wondered
[7020]what could have huppened to them, She wondered whether’ they
[7021]would ever play aguin,
[7023]The Very Old Lady was a'mest asleep when she thoseht she
[7024]heard a anece sound iu the room, It was cose to ber ear. Sho sat up
[7025]in bed and Nehted the lar, She got up ard 'aoked fn all the corners
[7026]ef the room. Thrre was na one there, She Iooked bebInd the door.
[7027]There was no ove there,
[7029]. “Ht must. have been the wind in the trees,” sald the Very Old
[7030]Lady. And she turatd out the Mehb ard went back to hed.
[7032]She elased her eves Wut Just us she une drifting to sleep,
[7033]thought she heard the queer sound acasin,
[7035]The Very OF Lady sat up in bed and lighted her lamp. She got
[7036]up and tooked in all the corners of the room. There was no one
[7037]there, She looked vnder the bed. There was no one there. She looked
[7038]dehind:the doar, There was no one there,
[7039]st have been a doz Harting ovtstle.” said the Very Old
[7040]she turned ovt her light and went back to bed.
[7042]“Non't turn out the Ught!. I-can't se,” commanded a tiny voice.
[7044]The Yery Old Lady ‘sat up and lighted the lamp. ‘And there on 3
[7045]post of her bed stord a wee man no taller than the Very Old Laty’s
[7046]thumb. He was wearing a lilt'e Frown bat, brown trousers. ant a
[7047]Jacket as green as the grass In the meadow. On each of his boots
[7048]glittered a valden buckle.
[7050]“My roadress!" exec’almed the Very Old Lady. “Who are you?”
[7051]“rm Chymer,” » ‘sald (he wee wan. “I play the chimes in your
[7053]“Ret the chimes: dian’t play tonight,” said the Very Old Lady.
[7055]“I know!” sald Chymer, “Um Ured of ptaying them. Every hour
[7056]of every day for years and y-a-s Y've p'ay-d the chinies. I want a
[7057]vacation, I want to travel. I want to see ¢a'l forests and ray ‘castles
[7058]and whilé-tonved moauntatas and blue oceans, I'm going to go places
[7059]and fee all these things!”
[7061]The Very Old Lady smiled and nodded her head. “Yes,” she sala. |
[7062]“They are beautiful, Rut those things are all many miles away. How
[7063]witl you travel so fart”
[7065]“I'm going ta watk,” Eeplird Chymer. He pointed to his feet. “See
[7066]my shiny new boots!” he’ sald Proudly. “They have thick soles; so
[7067]they won't wear out.” |
[7069]“But you're so Uny!” exclaimed the Very Old Lady. “You will be’
[7070]stepped on, Dogs will growl at you. You'll soon be hungry and cold
[7071]and tired If you start out to see all those ¢hings.”
[7073]Chymer's face grew sad.
[7075]“Ob, dear!” he sald. “I didn't think of that! Perhans i'd better
[7076]not xa after all, But I can't play the chimes for you when Vin not
[7077]happy. And I'll never be happy arain until I learn all about the
[7078]beautiful places and thinea In the world."
[7080]The Very Old. Tady was silent for a few:maments. She was think-
[7081]ing of the chimes that scunded like the seng of a hird in suriugtime
[7082]anda babbling brook and a cooing baby. She was thinkine abort the
[7083]wee man who. wanted to travel - to tau lorests and «white-topped
[7084]mountains and blue geeans. At last she spike. -
[7086]“Teo traveline every day.” ave said. “E-ery day & read my thick
[7087]atory hook. [tctells me about.many. beautifal places aud. things In.
[7088]whe worid, If you will stay and p'ay the chom-s in my clock, F will
[7089]read ta you from my hook, Then, in imagination, we ean travel
[7090]tcyether all over the world.”
[7092]And that js jurt what hapvened. Every- day after that the Vers
[7093]Qld Lady sat ta her rocking chair by the window, with Chymer perched
[7094]on her sheulder. The Very Old Laty read to b’m vrom the thick
[7095]storybook. She read abort the whitctoocd mountain in larzan. the
[7096]gray caste In Spaln with a thousand rooms, and the golden horse +
[7097]tm Africa that could rufi faster than the wind,
[7099]Afier that every hone, day after das, Chymer elimbted inte bh
[7100]heme In the clock and tang the chimes-~h'mes av aueet As the song
[7101]of a bhd to springtime, on sweet ssa babbling browk rippliog usec
[7103]KITT
[7105]AUNT
[7107]she
[7111]Today ts the very last day of November, and do you know what
[7112]that means, children If means that in on'y 25 days, old Saint.
[7113]Niche.os will come creeping down the chimney with his pack
[7114]full of toya. Have you made out-your Christmas list, Bonnie?
[7115]And yu, Peter and Mictiacl, It's thme to start belng very good
[7116]beys so that Santa will hes ng you More than a
[7117]sticks! And sif of yuu bad, "better start tenting syout making
[7118]presents for your friends and -famliies, because Christmas wii?
[7119]‘soon be here!
[7121]using bright yarn. (Don't forget
[7122]to Ikave one end open, so that ths
[7123]comb can side in) Tle a small
[7124]Strip of felt around the last tooth
[7125]of the comb, to make a little
[7126]handle for pulling tht comb from
[7127]th> cass, There, It’s all fintshed,
[7128]and doesn't it look nice?
[7130]AUNT KITTY Wises MANY HAPPY RETURNS TO FRANCIS
[7131]REES, MICHAEL GOLLELA, _ PETER FIRMIN, MARGARET oas-
[7132]TELAARS LESLIE POLLOCK AND DAVID VALDES
[7134]bundie of
[7136]The Land Of'
[7137]Story-Books
[7138]by Robert Louls Stevenson.
[7140]At evening when the lamp fg 3.
[7141]Around ‘the fire my parente
[7142]They sit ab-home and talk din
[7143](sing.
[7144]And do not play at anything.
[7145]Nov, with my little gun, I craw!
[7146]All in the dark along the wall,
[7147]And follow round the forest track
[7148]Away behind the aofa back.
[7149]There, in the night, where nond
[7150](can spy,
[7151]All tn my hunter's camp f lie, >
[7152]And riay at books that I have read
[7153]Till it ts time to go to bed
[7154]I see'the other far away,
[7155]As if in Tfirelit carp they lay,
[7156]And I, Uke to an Indian scout,
[7157]Around their party prowled about
[7158]Su. when my nurse comes In fo-
[7159]ame.
[7160]Home I return across the sea,
[7161]And go to bed.with -backrazits
[7162]flooks
[7163]At my dear land of Story-books
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[7343]ANT OFAGAS
[7345]. To
[7346]_ Consul, Mr,
[7348]Thomas Hates, O.
[7350]“minerals at Mejiflones on the following day, Sir Bertrand accepted answer “Here!”
[7352]the invitation of Mr. L. ¥. Dulf
[7354]reUlring Britiss Ambassador, sir Bertrand Jerri
[7355]arrived at Anfolagasta th the of. ¥.
[7356]13th en route to England, His, Exeeency was met by the Sritisa Engiish Club and, su far as is
[7358]HK. G..
[7359]en November
[7361]“Sarmicnto
[7362]BL FB. As the vessel was to lead
[7364]to stay overnight al Antofagasta,
[7366]This allowed hin’ sufficlent time ta enjoy a motor run towards ts*
[7367]pampa, visit tne Auto Club and to call upon the Tntendente of the ne yas not observed either, wrix-
[7369]Province
[7371]On re-visiting Antofagasta, the
[7372]Ambassador took the opportunity
[7373]to present the Insignia‘and Wart-
[7374]tant of Appointment of member-
[7375]ship of the Most Excellent Order
[7376]of the British Empire to the
[7377]British: Vice Consul, Mr. Stuart
[7378]E.. Sword. The presentation
[7380]ceremony. was celebrated at the
[7381]- English Club in the presence of
[7382]ths: Dean of the Consular Corps.
[7383]Don Max de ta Fuente Locker,
[7384]the
[7386]Consii General of Peru;
[7387]British Consul, Mr. Tho:
[7388]- 0. B. E., don Ramon
[7389]sidente of the Cham
[7390]merce;. Mr. Mansel McMahan, Vi-
[7391]ce. Consul. of the. United States;
[7392]ani Mr. 3. G, Macfarlane, | Pre-
[7393],eldent of the English Club, Among
[7394]others who were present-were the
[7395]Rev. J. B.D. Cotter, and Messrs.
[7396]Malcolm E. Sword, E. McLean, P:
[7397]Williamson, J. R. W. Stansfield,
[7398]W. KR. James, W. Iughes, Lb. V.
[7399]Dufi, A. P. Sexton, T. 3. K. Bar-
[7400]oer, S. Dacre, D. J Dakin, J. OL.
[7401]Hil, C.F. Ferrand, ©. Wood, KR.
[7402]Ferrand, J. W. Balshaw, W. E.
[7403]Mitchell, G, W. Cratz, Captain
[7404]Wardale of the “Sarmiento” -and
[7405]Captain Rice of the “Salamanes™.
[7407]a
[7409]as the clock struck
[7410]noon, the ckmbassador was con-
[7411]ducted Into the room oby the
[7412]Censu! and spoke as fallaws:-- “It
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[7414]“as my very list act as Ambas-
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[7473]* decoration ta so loyal and long-
[7474]“ standing a member ofthe Grit-
[7475]“ish Consulate at Antéfagasta
[7476]“ Mr, Vice-Consul Sword has been
[7477]“performing valuable duties at
[7478]“ this Consulate, of which he has
[7479]“often been In charge, for a
[7481]“great many years, and fs a
[7482]“highly respected member of the
[7483]“ British community. Stuart Eliot
[7484]“ Sword:— IT am commanded by
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[7495]“casion of His Mafesty’s last
[7496]“ Birthday in recognition of your
[7497]“long and valuable services I
[7498]“am commanded at the same
[7499]“time to hand to you the Grant
[7500]“of Dignity signed by.the Queen
[7501]“ Mother and = bearing Wis Ma-
[7502]“ Jraty's sign manuel,”
[7504]Following the ceremony cock-
[7505]talls were served. and the health
[7506]of Mr. Sword was drink by the
[7507]assembly, 7
[7509]Sir Mertrand Jerram, acompan-
[7510]tet hy the Consul, proceeded to
[7511]Mejitones by car at 10.00 a, m.
[7512]on Wednesday to rejoin the
[7513]“Sarmiento”. Wis Excellency was
[7514]attended by Mr, John Hopwovt,
[7515]™M oC. and ‘others before bidding
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[7555]In sccordaore tty bamias
[7556]honoured custe:, the mafoniy af
[7557]thestey-serviccinen mustered at the
[7559]krown, only one momber failed to
[7560]to this name and
[7561]escaped tht ensuing “operations.
[7562]He nay have deserted by alr, as
[7564]gling across no-man’s Iind on h's
[7565]stomach, or saimming from’ the
[7566]wreck 10 a Carley Maat.
[7568]At the - bug fs call, the troous
[7569]were'stransourté! in mechanis-d
[7571]“vehicles of 1914 to 1955 vintage -to
[7573]the Rancho, where the -rofl call
[7574]was taken ‘and the Survivors of
[7575]the inftlal skirmishes were found
[7576]to comprise the following veter-
[7577]ransi— R Ferrand, President, C.
[7579]Wood, Vice - President, A. J.
[7580]Brown, Secretary, R L.' Davies,
[7581]_Tr-ssurer, D. H. Maird. J. W,
[7583]“Balshaw, T. J. K. Bareer, J. K,
[7584]Renson, M. M., D. J. Dakin, A. F.
[7585]Daniel F..8, Deer. C F., Ferrand,
[7586]J. L. Hill, E..H. Holmes-Rrown,
[7587]J. ‘Hopwoot. M. C.. I. McNéwal,
[7588]M,C, E MeLzan, W. B..Miuns'l
[7589]R. Pocock, R. P. Perez. R. A.C.
[7590]Pritchard. H. F. Rooke, J. S'ater,
[7591]S E. Sword, M. B. E. E. N.
[7592]Thomas, also in representation of
[7593]the Chuavicamata Branch: A.
[7594]F. Suain, M. EDS C,ani
[7595]KF. W. Witcombe, M BE. The
[7596]British Consul, Mr. T Bates, O.
[7597]B EK, the American Vice-Const),
[7598]Mr. M. MeMuhan. and Mr. aA.
[7599]Grondys of the Dutch Forces had
[7600]been recruited as guests,
[7602]Little time was last in sound~
[7603]ing “Come to the cook-house dorr,
[7604]boys”, to which there was a ready
[7605]response. Since the close ‘of the
[7606]campaign same of the biave bets
[7607]Rave been heard vo one that che
[7608]rations were of such quality that
[7609]the reply of the senior Mand of
[7610]the mess to the enquiry of the
[7611]Officers of the cay was a satiated
[7612]“No complaints, Sur’, However,
[7613]such’ Was, the confusion created in
[7614]the ranks by thrust and counter
[7615]thrust that {t is difficult to
[7616]determine precisely of what those
[7617]rations consisted. Since an im-
[7618]portant feature of the general
[7619]tatical strategy had seemed to
[7620]consist of their being thoroughly
[7621]wished down, it is possible that
[7622]is was the from rations that had
[7623]been dished out. ~~
[7625]2 .
[7627]The serfous Stage of the muano-
[7628]euvrcs includéd the individual f1
[7629]ing off of tozsts, executed br
[7630]numbers in Bistev-hke perfection
[7631]by R. Ferrand who gave “Th?
[7632]King". C. Woed who welcomed
[7633]the “Visitors, SE. Sword who
[7634]recalled a nest of “Absent Friends”
[7635]and A, J. Brown whe spoke of
[7636]*Sweet-hearts ard Wives”: buts
[7638]Witcombe. Tre force ar the
[7639]ARed out the
[7640]or he proved
[7641]y>porting exactly
[7642]bout A wounded
[7644]10 186E. plas unm ex
[7645]uy AS te oo8
[7648]Aedpura ar
[7650]PURI S OCs moRTat” UT te fener ae ee
[7652]A rallying.call of “Up, Guards,
[7653]and at ‘em saw a leaks jUm>
[7654]to it as they did at Waterloo, ol Sas
[7655]being the hospitable Rancho Bar,
[7657]belend which were ranked the
[7658]invitingly grinning sapp'rs who
[7659]Nad valiantly blazed a way for the
[7660]advancing suppers The movement
[7661]developed into a brisk general
[7662]action that became further
[7663]enlivened when a piano, which’
[7664]had been crnningly camoufiaged
[7665]in {ts dark retreat, wis svotted
[7666]and commandeered Relentiessty
[7667]frog-marched to the canteen, It
[7668]was promptly stripped “of every
[7669]removable piece of equioment and
[7670]clothing by the M. P. It threiten-
[7671]ed to collapse with  shell-shock
[7672]upon being displayed in all its
[7673]pristine nakedness, ‘but made a
[7674]startling recovery when contousiv
[7675]lubricated with whatever, class of
[7676]medicine, strictly of a houtd
[7677]nature, that came to the hand of
[7678]the Sick Berth Attendants. The
[7679]timely arrival of scovts whh a
[7680]prisoner, Boh Cond of the Ame-
[7681]rican Legion, saved the critical
[7682]emergency that haa’ arisen from
[7683]developing into a military d'sastre
[7684]Bob proceeded to do his stuff, and
[7685]if Santiago Brar.ch fatled to hear
[7686]the -responses of the rank and file
[7687]xathered around the camp fire, it
[7688]was not the fault of the Antofa-
[7689]gasta troops. —
[7691]So continuous beeame the roar
[7692]of barrack-poont yotees tr toa
[7693]Startling feint by enemy skirmi-
[7694]shers passed ulmost unobserved.
[7695]They wormed ‘their way to ‘the
[7696]rear, cleared the breach of land-
[7697]miyes, and smbushed comrade
[7698]John Hopwood whom they carried
[7699]off. in triumph to their base at
[7700]Meiiliones, desnite the stout
[7701]resistence he offered. a prisoner
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[7754]martal rer unsvemly oxaeceral on
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[7757]“gon”. from heavea knows where.
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[7765]liquid ingredient" stocked in the
[7766]canteen or in any neivhhourinc
[7767]camns. Freer was betrothed to
[7768]whiskey, Hqueur Jinked with ptseo.
[7769]coghac ‘coquetted with vermouth
[7771]falsified frivoling with ths
[7772]imported. Th's was fvst a han;
[7773]conceived, get-tovether, one-#
[7774]all-united. one for-the-long-tony
[7775]road joving-cup dram. Obedient
[7776]‘to command and wilting to serve
[7777]every man did h's duty and par-
[7779]neral Staff We
[7781]took ‘That probably was wha!
[7782]finally ensured the hard-wor
[7783]vietorv, with its compensat!n:
[7785]glory for the maimed and wound?r
[7786]of the cheers cf the weleasin:
[7787]hemefotk when they reached ther
[7788]billets in time for breakfast. Ir,
[7789]short, aS ‘ve stated at first, wo
[7790]celebrated another British Legion
[7791]armistice dinner at Antofazasta
[7793](The editors are bappy tv
[7794]welkkome a new Antofagasta cor:
[7795]rrsvondent, Mr, T. Gathering.
[7796]well-Enown resident of the Port
[7797]City, We feel sure that reader
[7800]wit! join us in the wish that i
[7801]Mr, Gathering’s reports become ¢ |
[7803]weekly feature of these colamus {
[7805]—ED.).
[7807]SERWOE
[7809]Be 0
[7813]Be ny
[7815]a Buenos Ar
[7817]4 bet, [rom a
[7818]‘Eornt Gra
[7820]etpect to be absent
[7821]ta Arenss for about .sx
[7823]and.
[7825]PTR
[7827]We deeply regret to revord! unc
[7828]death, which took pisce reeanily”
[7829]in Ssnuago, of Mrs Kenneth Cara,
[7831]98, i 9
[7832]|
[7833]j
[7834]1
[7835]if
[7836]i
[7838]and gia
[7840]“Hidden Hook THe |
[7843]Sree Muaroes. the cue sts
[7844]ached co evar
[7845]Vea" Sno prices were green tur
[7846]Uee oho pursed’ the Largest
[7847]number ef Gt'rs althin a piven
[7849]time. Pree were won hy Mise
[7850]Leshec Suriag and Mn ob ©
[7851]*-Saander. respectively, Amang the
[7853]$5 Git resident of Panta Arenas °
[7855]a>dosake this) oppertun of
[7856]expressing our sympathy with all
[7857]Cara in his sad lass. |
[7858]4
[7860]ar
[7862]Mr. and Mrs Cecil Wells return-
[7863]ed br air to Punta Arenas recen: s.
[7864]zter a holiday in Carada. We
[7865]waderscand that in the autumn
[7866]sher Will again leave ‘Punta Arenas
[7867]to take up permanent residence
[7868]in Canada. .
[7870]vA ds
[7872]seine smeey,
[7874]ps iviowee snot caatre. f
[7876]on
[7880]‘B.. Commandet -in Chief of
[7881]the Chuesn Navy, Rear Adzursl
[7882]doo Carlos Torres Hovia, recently,
[7883]Presented to the British Club a
[7884]. painting of the Cruiser “Chacabu+
[7885]_ 00". Fhe presentation, was effected
[7886]vs Rear Admiral Carmona, Chief
[7887]vf te Gra Naval Peviston. on
[7888]Debal! of the donor, at sa inform.
[7889]2] Qxkiail Party in the: Cub
[7890]Rooo:s and the President of the
[7891]Ond, Mr A. D. King. made s
[7893]* speech in which he asked Admiral
[7895]Carmana to convey the sincere
[7896]thanks of the Cammuttee and
[7898]Mexibers to Admural Terres for
[7899]Among those
[7900]sas Rear
[7902]Rin: vio served as
[7903]in Une “Chacabuco
[7905]abie party took place at the Rio
[7906]Sera Stafi House, in aid 3! the
[7907]Getf Ciur, The guests were reque-
[7908]sted ta wear something rem'niscent
[7909]of we “Gay Ninetien” Some of
[7910]The get-ups were extremely clever,
[7911]and greatiy added to the hilarity
[7912]vo! the evening. The “Tennis Giri”
[7913]dsncing “Boogie Woogie’ with
[7914]the “Churehwarden™ wos quite
[7915]3 sizht to behold. On the Sth of
[7916]. Sgumber a simitar party took
[7918]v
[7920]On the Hth July a very enjos-"
[7922]. te guess of
[7923]_ at Estances Punta Delgada
[7925]eléveres? oo representations were
[7926]those of Mr. Fric Davies-" Fhe
[7927]Enemy Within.” Miss M. Harper-
[7928]“Great Expectations,” Mr. and
[7929]Mrs. LOC. Sauaiers-“We Took 9
[7930]the Weaas XU, J. ‘Price-“Cheaper
[7931]by the Poren,” Mr. 5S. BL Rabdson-
[7932]“The Seats of the Mighty,” and
[7933]Me EU Clifford - “Britannia
[7935]Mews.” Te
[7937]Amos these who spent the
[7938]Iiez-y-Ocho holidays in camp
[7939]were Mz. and Mrs. E Buchan, who
[7941]ere guess of Mr. and Mrs EK
[7943]Macican at “Rio Verde.” and
[7944]Mr. and Mrs. J. Price, who were
[7945]Mr. EL 1. Cliffort
[7947]Several Members had an “into-
[7948]or 'prenks” st the Golf Club on
[7949]Dicz-socha those present “being
[7950]Mr. and Mrs. J. McElroy, Mr. and
[7951]Mrs. A. R. Bing, Mr. and Mrs:
[7952]A.D. Ring. Mr. and Mra. G.
[7953]Crew, Moss Ll. Stirling and Mr. F.
[7954]P. Arthez.,
[7956]the winter months
[7957]“beops” were held at
[7958]the Emtish School, in aid of the
[7959]Golf Cicud, the total profit thereon
[7960]being in exeess of $ 10000 —_
[7962]Me
[7964]Among Urase who came in from
[7966]camp to attend the recent party
[7968]at Rio Seco were Mr. ET. Ci{-
[7969]ford, Mr. and Mrs. K. Mactcan,
[7971]Mr. and Nera Eric Davies and Mr.
[7973]and Mrs. W. Macleay.
[7975]Last week ‘Lyonair” plane
[7977]a
[7978]drought sine racehorses to Punta
[7979]Arenas. ~
[7981]Mrs. Noel Donaldson returned
[7982]tv alr receniy from 3 holiday in
[7983]Cérdoba with Mr. and Mrs. K. ©
[7985]u ‘ ai fhe Staff House. the
[7986]f SS feeds this tims being divided Ross
[7989]E
[7991]i
[7993]Fie
[7995],
[7997]t
[7999]Bary
[8003]i
[8011]ty
[8013]a
[8020]Tt
[8021]q
[8023],
[8025]The secior of the joun which
[8026]es Seen without (elepione serv
[8027]tee for nearly ten months-since
[8028]the Burticane af November last-
[8029]bes nes had that womeshat miced
[8030]Riesling Destowed vpen cit once
[8031]agaiz, Mined is the blessing Indeed
[8032]~ea the day our ‘phone was cone
[8033]- nected we were rubbing our bands
[8034]in gc, ant won serhi¢ to whem to
[8035]Five the honour of our first cail.
[8036]when we received ovr first call,
[8037]chick tarned out to be... “wrong
[8038]number.” Afier that the blessed
[8039]instrument went on sirike, and
[8040]for tbe next tem days, though it
[8041]rang on an average wf ence every
[8042]ten minutes, we could speak to
[8043]mobods, not even the exchange.
[8044]We uadersiand that a represent-
[8045]ative of Erikssons is now in Pun-..
[8046]ta Arenas, trying to come to an
[8047]ar emeni with the local author-
[8048]ities which would enable automatic
[8049]telephones to be installed, but up
[8050]ts the present nothing definite
[8051]seems to hare been Srranged.  ~
[8053]News has just been received of
[8055]the death, which took place fn
[8056]Ene sod. of Mr. P. A. d2 Bruyne.
[8057]father of Mr. H. B. A. de Brayne.
[8058]of Estancia Rio Verde.
[8060]The termtory lost another of its
[8061]pRonerrs recently when don José
[8062]Menendez Behety lost his life in
[8063]a metoring accident near Buenos
[8064]Ains His two sons, José and
[8065]Aruro, who were with him, were
[8067]ingered, ‘but we understand, that
[8068]dosh are progressing favourably.
[8070]fa
[8072]Perse or
[8077]crops
[8080]Alcanis don Jerman = Saelzer |
[8081]Balde returned from a visit to tie
[8083]the Parhatoentary representatives
[8084]he visted the various Ministerial
[8085]Departments with promissne resu-
[8086]Its. im
[8088]Tt as annuiced that the cons-- -
[8090]truction of the new railway station
[8091]in Cattle Anibat Pinto has been
[8092]definuely resolved, though nothing
[8093]is stated about the Initiation of its
[8094]construction. .
[8096]Pror_ses of funds ‘or the cons-
[8097]truct:on of the Intendencia Bulld-
[8098]ing which will house the Post and
[8099]Telegraphs, the Corte de Apela-_
[8100]ciones and the offices and. private
[8101]dwelling of the Intendencia, have
[8102]also been made to the extent of
[8103]Seven Millions which sum will be
[8104]augmented when the work .3 ady-
[8105]anced.
[8107]—000o—
[8109]The 2th anniversary of the
[8110]Cruz Roya de Hombres, Valdivia
[8111]Brarich, and’cf the Club Aéreo de
[8112]Valdivia 13th anniversary were
[8114]- celebrated during the week. There
[8116]was also an imposing ceremony in
[8117]the Plaza on Friday last when the
[8118]Indies and members of the Cruz
[8119]Roja ce Sefioras processsd through ©
[8120]tne principal streets and speeches
[8121]were made from the bandstand
[8123]~-000-—
[8124]On Tuesday last Alfonse Men-
[8126]wecinos gave. a pianoforte ‘recital
[8127]imo the Cepyantes ‘Pneutre which
[8129]aude
[8131]we Altered by a mses
[8132]tenes in spite of nde
[8134]dis piveracy
[8135]Bach,
[8137]navel and Ajtend>
[8140]On Thursday there wus a recital
[8141]of dances by pupils of Herbert
[8142]Beckner in the Cervantes Theatre
[8143]which attractrd a inrge audience
[8144]of parents, relatives and friends
[8145]ef the aupils. m
[8146]5 -  7000~ .
[8147]On Saturday last the engag-
[8148]ement of Mr, George Schuler Lé-
[8149]pez snd Srta. Marfa Eugenia
[8150]Contreras Bertoglio took place ia
[8152]“the house of the Contreras Berto-
[8154]giio fanuly and was célebrated by
[8155]a large gathering of relatives aud
[8156]friends of the parties concerned.
[8158]—000~—
[8160]The first regattas of the season
[8161]Were iwid on Sunday morning
[8162]with the participation of the five
[8163]cluts of the Association: They
[8164]were of special interest owing to
[8165]the innovation of regattas Single
[8166]and Double Sculls and attracted
[8167]an enormous crowd of spectators
[8168]to the river’ front. The Arturo
[8169]Prat obtained first place in points
[8170]followed by Centenario and
[8171]Phoen:x-Valdivia, the last named
[8172]senior crew . participating In the
[8174]srespective event.
[8178]On Sunday aftencon the Nacio-
[8179]nal F.C. beat the Magallanes F. C.
[8180]by 2-1 in a clusely contested
[8181]fsovbal metch In the Municipal
[8182]Para which was witnessed by. ny
[8183]Tarte croan of spectators.
[8185]The Club ts new the proud pos-
[8186]sessor. of two handsome trophies,
[8187]cone, @ Quaich, having been
[8188]presented by Mr F. D. Paton, to
[8189]wfeplace the one lost in the fire,
[8190]‘which, had been presented many
[8191]years ago by him and the late
[8192]Mrs Paton. The sécond of thcee
[8193]trophies, the Warwick Cup, has
[8194]been presented ‘by Mr. W. C.
[8195]Warwick. to replace the trophy
[8196]presented by him on the otcasion
[8197]of his visit to Punta Arenas: some
[8198]years ago.
[8200]On the 4th. inst, the official
[8201]tnauguration of the new Ciub
[8202]House at the Golf Course took
[8203]place, and the opening ceremons.
[8204]was largely attended. Mr. K. C.
[8205]Ross. the new President, declared
[8206]the building open, and then hand-
[8207]ed to Mr. Jorge Claude 4 silver
[8208]ashtray from the Members, as 9
[8209]token of their gratitude’ for his
[8210]Eindness in designing and everse-
[8211]eing the construction of the new
[8212]building, at the same time he
[8213]presented a bouquet to Mra. Ciau-
[8214]de.
[8216]Yho most genuinely useful medicine for all ciknates
[8217]ALWAYS KEEP A BOTTLE HANDY
[8219]ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE
[8221]Too"
[8222]Safe
[8224]WEARS
[8225]and relizble
[8227]Acts
[8229]Diarrhoez Colic
[8230]and: other:
[8231]Well-unown medicine for
[8233]influenza
[8234]Coughs
[8238]AGUE.
[8242]Always sot for
[8243]Of AG chemin Frees
[8244]TRERZ 3 Nu s. BS TUTUTE,
[8246]WORLD
[8248]- WIDE REPUTATION
[8249]family Medicine
[8251]Tike a Charm in
[8252]Dysentry
[8254]Bowel Complaints.
[8256]Str:
[8258]Ett
[8260]cAsthma ‘Bronchitis
[8261]Culds Catarrh
[8263]se
[8265]=e Wast
[8267]{ Acobol, Chloroform, Opies
[8268]| and Aromatic Syrep.
[8269]asia rousiiiaznto—
[8271]wet
[8273]COL. sey
[8274]in England
[8276]a
[8278]ROWSE.
[8282]14-0000
[8285]Bevery Ave Yor
[8287]DO YOU
[8289]RUN LIFE..
[8290]OR DOES IT RUN YOU
[8293]Hy JOSEPHINE LOWMAN ¢
[8295]Is [ft more important to have a
[8296]perfectiv Kept house, oz a hone
[8297]wherv everyone <3 comfortably
[8298]and you are gay-and everyone.
[8300]Few of us run our Hves, Our
[8301]ives run us. If we are io lead
[8302]reaponsible full Uves this has to
[8307]i
[8308]4
[8310]7
[8313]PY
[8315]be so to a certain extent. How-
[8316]ever, over and over again I am
[8317]impressed with the fact that few
[8318]people consciously make choices.
[8319]Few are Onn in their determina-
[8320]ton tw get from hfe that which
[8321]has greatest meaning ‘for them
[8322]Most- persons go along In the
[8323]usual groove with only a side-
[8325]{s happy? Is it important to you
[8326]to entertain fermally and flaw. *
[8327]lessly or to have enough energy
[8328]left to enjoy’ your guests when,
[8329]they arrive? +
[8331]fo am not advocating wu mensy-
[8332]house This leads to fatigue and
[8333]becticness. Charm of atmosphere
[8335]ZA7 Ee eZ eee
[8336]PPP Art| yt
[8337]PEL ART TP Ze TT
[8338]Pie PE TT a
[8340]LPP | tt
[8342]ELE iT) yArt ts |
[8344]ways glance -at the things they
[8345]Yong to accomplish; the things
[8346]which have always’ held great
[8347]interest for them.
[8349]We fail to realize that we.
[8350]should have an energy budget
[8351]Parisian models by a French || just as we have a money budget.
[8353]‘We have only so nich en¢ergy
[8355]ox “eo . ~ -to spend without nervous ex-
[8356]* Professionally perfect hand- |]. hausuon.
[8358]ond a certain amount of order.
[8359]Sre certainly essential. .
[8361]* Distinetzon and personality’
[8362]tn women’s clothes.
[8364]em Lee cave ert eter
[8366]Myriad small wastes in energy!
[8367]add up ta fatigue. If your kitch-
[8368]en work table is not the correct‘
[8369]height for you it will be a handl-
[8371]eap. If you stand when you coy"
[8372]at that fs another. Tf you a
[8373]your grocery lists carelessly th :
[8374]mad dash<s to the store are tiring.
[8376]* Artistic interpretation of
[8380]; - e "oF 126 work: suits’ two-
[8381]HORIZONTAL 44, jump VERTICAL, punturegras |} TRU PES Skis, frocks, | We should budget it in order
[8382], wf silent . MGabeverage .1S3 A. 7 regret “made to measure. "Hl to have time for the reatiza- nnd hectic.
[8383]° ‘i pecst seriovs P+ ae 2 wenvearee 3 cuore : . Von of some of those dreams and You can safely bet that those, :
[8384]yo ” ¥ . yomen you mow who accom 3
[8385]14 sumptuous . 51. heighten 3. compare 9 largevesset |[ * Careful selection of impar- |} the accomplianment ot some plish to rach and sul seen te
[8386]entertainer 52. flower part. critically 10 ignore ted materiais for the well- {| purely persona have time and energy to enoy i
[8387]1S cheek bone 53 connected 4 yellow bugle EE counter. dressed waman. . . un Nf> have learned to avotd many ~
[8388]16 source of 54: white poplar 8 sen bird | _ irritant We have started our “haute Women are supposed to run I'f> nw, in th 7
[8389]phosphorus — 12 tend couture” deparment: for copy- fj houses but most houses run such ome wastes t etre
[8390]compounds % 19 heard of igina: ade _{f women to death. In this, as in ergy budget. ou can Pp
[8391]17 quite Anawer to last week’a norste, grain if INK Orletnais, made to meagure. |} activities, yo mvst choose your. energy larder with short
[8392]18 ane whe f a wine . . what is really important to you pertodic ten minute rest periods °
[8393]e1.Gtles trivial oe o
[8394]20, put on cereal grass KOMAROMY FASUIONS ; .
[8395]Bh ; Satish MUERFANGOS 718 LONDON -FASIONS Cs
[8396]5 nine k .
[8397]24 impel Gers Rex theatre. .
[8398]25 connne foot lover
[8399]~ toc Tre ebay
[8400]low balloon
[8401]27 cay basket
[8402]20 mdigent a7 smal way No deie
[8403]a0 central part candle
[8404]34 atar end 38 corn mush que sus cabellos.
[8405](Mex)
[8407]poetic wat
[8408]4G quieter Ja traicionen
[8409]37. soft mineral
[8410]40 8 Americar
[8412]Woed serrel
[8413]A2 subsist
[8415]43 Luzon savage
[8417]39 part or coat
[8419]41 fell concer
[8421]44 lath
[8423]45 Bathe lun
[8425]Average tine uf sulutiua 27 minutes 45 pulpy Cane
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[8429]eset e states he",
[8431]| BRIDG &
[8433]RADA ARERR
[8435]NORTH which on percentage rated to be : . =
[8436], the case. “West cashed the king s
[8437]$62 and ace of clubs and shifted to 2 RA E BIA :
[8438]u xo i 5 th? jack of hearts. drawing East's 3 : :
[8439]. quecx and South's ace. Burying — ¢ Y rs ‘s a .
[8440]: cot 63 his head In the sand. declarer, in 4 REINA Pd jimalternoun dress with full shit, nazural showider ithe
[8441]-_ ostrich like fashion. proceeded to 2* . aaa ree-quarter | sieves designed’ by ie
[8442]WEST EAST Jead aM his trumps but one in the a DE LAS TINTURAS snaned By t
[8443]hope that someone would faints 7t nn
[8444]1 8S 8 3.9754 the error of unguarding the hearts + PARA EL CABELLO : ipe
[8445]MW J1lS7S HQ 40 that the king and anuther heart 4° . II ae
[8446]psa D 376532 would establish the fourth card ia
[8447]c ad K1OR4 cs 2 of that sult. This was the height
[8448]sovtn of futility because the ecards spoke i |
[8449]sou for themselves and no player out . | :
[8450]. of incarceration could hold onto T. ANDREWS, |
[8451]s AKQ 4 103 Gidmends and let so hear's {Angtenn) | {1 :
[8452]; CARS CHURCH } y
[8453]v A Oeclarer would have been bat- - i
[8454]© qs ter advised to attemyp: to visual i . i
[8455]the adverse holdings and he in. Ay. Holanda N.e 1st a 7
[8456]The bidding have Int upen a scheme to win DANTLAGO a
[8457]. . tne hand withant resor! to ehican- — i"
[8458]on South West North Eawt rity. Dnelarer should start ext:act- {830 4 im. Hels Communion if '
[8459]: : . hw Tepe” West shows ult 930 a. in. ay Scnval ‘t :
[8460]2apades Puss 2 netremp Pass 299 the second ro . se pulls fia alm Rr Prayer and ‘ :
[8462]3 spades Pass
[8463]Oth,
[8465]i spades Pass
[8467]3 notrump Pass
[8468]Fass Pass
[8470]mors, leaving East with tle
[8471]Deciarer cashes tig ave of dia
[8472]monds and then plays the ting of
[8473]hearts, If i
[8475]ang but diamonds t  retura, pes. f
[8476]mitting declarer to distese uf he | all
[8477]teu losing hearts. If :
[8479]'f. declarer sim
[8481]iss Sunday is Month.
[8482]Camaunian
[8484]visitors warms
[8486]Opening lead xang of cluns
[8487]An i
[8488]pos.
[8489]spcak fer thermoclyrs
[8491]ariooed
[8493]¥ Chapa: .Rev Janes A Cony ,
[8495]Casila Ns se \
[8497]Eh fede: nd the
[8500]td eontmt ef feur spades and
[8502]wow that Suithineat would be dit.
[8504]Wobeare raul to break, Petuie pots an end to the contest
[8506]Tinsas
[8511]ARADO RIT are ari
[8515]eR
[8517]irereascirsy
[8519]PARSISEN Ses PURDON alt Ae wa sao th uation ager
[8521]Pete es onetime
[8525]seen,
[8527]Der egeer.
[8531]ne see
[8533]pane
[8535]t
[8536]on.
[8538]Stk
[8540]The ely of San Prascisca, Calt-
[8542]FRB sents, fooms targels as the back.
[8548]around of (lms or sas during the
[8549]week, and vers nice it looks, too,
[8550]although a friend of curs uho ogce
[8551]iived there compisived bitterly of
[8552]the fogand be was a-Liverpu-
[8553]dilan, at that. In THREE 11CsB-
[8554]~ANDS (Tres Espass! Emlyn Wil-
[8555]Mama, for his firs Hollywood
[8556]picture, Woowe = are net olstaken,
[8557]abandons his predilectién for play.
[8558]ing psychopathic murderers as in
[8559]Night Must Fall and phthisical coat
[8560]“miners* as ta The Citadel and
[8561]breaks out as a polished Ovonlan
[8562]who vores charm all over the place.
[8563]What he was doing in San Fran-
[8564]elsco isn't made.quile clear in the
[8565]wy. but he has a very modern
[8566]Bivncnmaene and entezialns hand-
[8567]“aomely. He ts very friendly with
[8568]three’ married couples and ‘has a
[8569]cardiac condition, which is medi--
[8570]calese for a.weak ot diseased heart.
[8571]As fs not infrequent with such
[8572]patients, he dies snddenty, but as
[8573]be is a tireless prankster he leaves
[8574]with his lawyer three letters, nd-
[8575]dressed to cach of the husbands
[8576]of the couples with wham he has
[8577]been friendly, to be delivered to
[8578]the addressees on the day of the
[8579]funeral. In these Jetters he makes
[8580]the nenpts statement that the
[8581]relations between himsetf and (No
[8582]wives have been mert than just
[8583]simple friendship, and the filot
[8584]dea's with the effect the news has
[8585]0) the husbands and we are
[8586]xhonn in flash-bdacks that Mr,
[8587]Wiliams had innumerable op->
[8588]portuniites for developlag the rela-
[8589]Wons at which he hints. -
[8590]Tt ls alt played with great akill,
[8591]and the ladles concerned, Miss
[8592]Ruth Warrick, Miss Vanessa Brown
[8593]and the Incomparable Miss Eve
[8594]Arden, are provocatively charming.
[8595]The dis‘ogue Is entertaining, adult
[8596]je ies Mr, Emlyo Williams
[8597]suidoubledly the type for whom
[8598]the ladies wouldn't mind leaving-
[8599]home, and the picmre is very
[8601]“TRY AND GET ME”
[8603]Important paper of thé
[8604]motion pleture indusiry *Show-
[8605]men's Trade Review.” published
[8606]the following comments adout the
[8607]fila “TRY AND GET ME” (La
[8608]dusticla Unjusta"), whieh opens
[8609]to-ay at the Florists’ Theater, of
[8611]- Sanilagn city, through United
[8612]Artists release: .
[8614]" “This is an enerossing. realistic
[8615]melodrama; a fast-moving, excit-
[8616]ing. sspenseful star tut deals
[8617]with mab vlolence and the terrifle
[8618]eifeel an Lawessness on al people.
[8619]‘Splendiiy acted and direrted. it
[8620]AORN ity emotienat grip from
[8621]“EF, do finish, and stave ne effort
[8622]has been made fo gtamvrice rither
[8623]the people or the surroundings,
[8625]real Frank Lov-
[8627]The
[8629]Hobs tarilingts
[8630]thos, as toe averd ont.
[8631]caughs in the web (rear sa tess
[8633]Seewt ge af nbs inahatity catRed werk
[8634]te oammnori his tamisy, scores om
[8635]A perfurmonee That wet ents cine
[8636]tra’ bet wing svaapaths. lard
[8637]Relages, un extremely versatile
[8638]aetur, Fendles the rate oof the
[8639]wiegiomantac Biller @xth ac custo.
[8640]mary, eifteteat abihiv. Rathiess
[8641]Bean a neusomer, is eres gon
[8642]in A charastertaatina Ubst cath
[8644]NEW FILM,
[8645]IN SANTIAGO TODAY
[8647]Be ORBUGEE DT ane oes
[8649]ote oe Gaah
[8650]ett, Und i fae" are a
[8651]Uy be bothered “py ine meron af
[8652], her Mancing' them te shee, We
[8653]treall being ‘in the aadience in the
[8654]old Patace Fheator of Vuudevitte
[8656]watster
[8658]neatly directed hy Mr. Irving Gels, . New York when Phil Raver, a
[8659]we think, though we nuulda't "A8line comedian oth an ace
[8661]~ -tordion and a.stonge in a bat.
[8662]spe-lighled Miss Regers in the
[8663]audience and desccibed her aca
[8664]Little Girt , Rig
[8666]swear fo that oaime on oath.
[8667]The other site of ite near the
[8668]Golden Gare {3 portrayed in
[8670]SHAKEDOW: ' Extorsign) where © : va
[8671]Mr. Howard Dust. tuins up asa Future, He Invited her'up on the
[8673]taker of pictures for the sr'spa- stage to sing, and she accepted.
[8674]pers. Funny the professians these Mr. Baker was the, embarrased
[8676]one: she ‘wanted to’ sing “tf Gey
[8677]Rhythm" and’ tt taxed his ingen~
[8678]uity to produce’ a sattsfactary, de
[8680]Dulfs get into We know of ouly
[8681]two others and one sia Bank
[8682]Manager and ths other an Ingur-
[8683]ance Man. Perhaps Howard Durr SOmPaniment on Ais accordian.
[8685]is iu the most respectable business, That was many years age, and
[8686]Its practically a certainty that YF think It may safely be sald
[8688]‘that. Mr, Baker's prophecy of those
[8689]day -has come true,
[8691]ELEMENTS VITAL TO
[8692]THE ORGANISM! -
[8694]My husband, my children and mysell
[8695]all depend on FITINOL. the triple action
[8696]cerebral tonic. Easy to take. FITINOL
[8697]telurns to ‘the body the phos- ¢
[8698]phorus needed fo combat ner -
[8700]vous breakdown and count:
[8702]so eract mental fatigue.
[8704]he rakcs In more shekels tor his
[8705]efforts,
[8706]"En the course of his free-lnhemg,
[8707]Mr. Duff gets one or two shots
[8708]‘that are really good news-pictures.
[8709]and is hired by a paper. despitc
[8710]the fact that the editor-—Mr-—-
[8711]Bruce Bennett doesn't care for
[8712]Ure 'Dult fcllow a3 a type. In the
[8713]pursuit of his reportorial duties
[8714]Mr. Duff obtains somé more pic-
[8715]tures that would definitely incrim-
[8716]inate one or two of the local gang-
[8717]leaders if they were published.
[8718]These he holds on to and appro-
[8719]aches the gangster wlth prupasals
[8720]that amount ta’ nothing else but
[8721]blackmail. One thing leads to
[8722]another ‘and he eventually finishes
[8723]tp pumped full of bullets by a
[8724]gentleman who distikes him eors-
[8725]idvrabiy, bet Miz. Dull bas ihe
[8726]presence of mind to press the
[8727]camera bulb before he kicks the
[8728]bucket and so leaves x picture of
[8729]Nis assassin for the record, though
[8730]it ‘didn’t really matter-thore were
[8731]seores of witnesses present.
[8732]“fhe fim ts quite ‘exciting tn
[8733]spots and gives a close-up of
[8734]one way of earning a ling, but
[8735]it is, perhaps, wiser te stick to
[8736]either Banking ‘or Insurance.
[8737]Miss | Ginger Rogers, tn the
[8738]course of Her tong career in the
[8739]mavies, | has’ possibly uot had a
[8740]fougher job to tackle than her
[8741]t in STORM WARNING
[8743]in the flim Miss Rogers is the
[8744]model who accompanies a travel-
[8745]‘ng dress salesman on his ex- |
[8746]editions, and white on thetr way
[8747]{9 some Southern Center in the
[8748]US. she steps off a¢ name saat {
[8749]town “Way Dawn South to visit j
[8750]hee married sister, Na soonce ix
[8751]she off the bus than she witnesses
[8752]a rather brutal butchering by the,
[8754]Ku Klux Klan and tro of the : -
[8757]members of that lnspirteg organ- .
[8758]TANNER & CO. :
[8760]feation have been silly enoush to
[8761]Members of the Valparaiso Stock Exchange
[8763]leave off their hoods.’ She sees |.
[8764]them, of course, and troubles begin’ :
[8766]TEL, 7213 — 2383 — VALPARAISO — CASILLA 8S
[8767]4th Floor Botss Building
[8769]when she arrives at her sister's
[8770]and discovers that her brother-in- ON SHARE FOREIGN BANK OF
[8771]law b RONDS — § iS —~ FOREIGN EXCHANGE — BAN
[8772]ne Is one of the unhooded hood- AMERICA TRAVELLERS CHEQUES
[8774]ums she hag seen, What would Correspondents: LONDON. ~— NEW YORK -— ZURICH —
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[8781]against your brother-Inslaw aria |
[8782]A
[8784]causing your sister endtess distress,
[8785]HUDSON & RUSSELL
[8787]or keep quiet? that’s the problem
[8788]“poor oli Ginger has to face and
[8789]Members of the Gantiago Stock Exchange
[8790]Correspondents in London, New York, Paris, ete.
[8792]it's made all the more difficalt
[8793]when she finds that Ronald Reage .
[8794]STOCKS & BONDS AND FOREIGN EXCHANGER
[8795]Cables; HUDEL
[8797]an is the District Attorney, It
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[8800]For English - apeaking boys, 8-14 years old. _
[8801]Swimming, riding, hiking. camntires, gameg, ete
[8802]Season; Janvary & to bebruary 24; at Olmmne,
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[8806]For further details, write to:
[8807]Donald M, Decker, Casilla 166-D, Santiago,
[8809]part
[8810]RELEASED
[8812]isn't very difficun for a girl to
[8813]fall In love with Mr. Reagan, sa
[8814]there you are. After a series of
[8815]wapleasantnesses, among them
[8816]the whip-lashing of Miss Rogers by
[8817]the Ku Klux Kian in solemn
[8818]conclave, the thing is finally work-
[8819]ed out, but it definitely leaves an
[8820]unpleasaat taste in one’s mouth.
[8822]A foreword to this picture states
[8824]that the goings-on recorded io the
[8826]a Picture do not necessirily rive :
[8827]paciviparng) is one of the lemvesty authentic’ ple . ) a)
[8828]Mal gripping sqypences the nici. re pleture of happenings
[8829]ton pletuze catnera has caudarcd ia it the United Siucs, and we bape
[8830]a tong time, The film's ctery to goodness that ss so. Nevertheless
[8831]preuise-an anveat tor judgmert the producers aiust bear ia mind
[8832]be reason rather Gian by emotion, ine nae oe t
[8834]ie eush xontcthing, to prove’ «ont tae Beuple who see the
[8835]dievscen and thus brid patren. Fe iure acl net take the tratle
[8837]foe true’ understanding to he
[8838]convincing. Impressive in suppurt-
[8839]ine roles are Richard Carlsun,
[8840]Adele Jergens and = Katherine
[8841]Locke. Director Cyril Endtield
[8842]demonstrates his ability to ensnare
[8843]the true aura of off-beat sitvat-
[8844]fons of the Amertcan scene with
[8845]hii handling of the mod scenes;
[8846]and his direction thruughout ts
[8847]Eracticalts fawless, The stormin+
[8848]of the jail bs the mob tartualty
[8849]filmed on locatiyn in Fhoeni
[8850]Anz. with townspeople aol poetics
[8852]Caasittin 616
[8854]Calle Bandera 75
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[8871]ate thraveh wor f-of-mouth Som> to read ah the nzmarote that GItirFtT WAMPERS
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[8874]treet ee tient wn taluing ae come Guas fim the Yeeor velsstves and fmends will eo Sour gift goat
[8875]at and ihe, eerite the ew Bimiz with the fixed socio chat sensons of the yas
[8876]ether. whe wang he Sie ie va 4 Miee* Catngs da take gtace ca the aply for Prowpack:
[8877]aie a
[8878]ratit abes. few cam go are at tinned State, tts regretlibte, bur Avbly for pects to
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[8887]oe
[8889]10000
[8891]ntti ase nee ne at
[8893]on meant ea IRENA pnt me Sh Re maaan ns AAP
[8895]ec nee i tat
[8897]t
[8899]Tih eieacay
[8901]i
[8904]watt Doe
[8906]T
[8908]LUG
[8912]Beyee
[8914]-“. @pluttered (ttuhy with a fou
[8916]Bede Gap Bas
[8919]ANTER-CITY
[8921]The Inter*City match played at
[8922]Vina Inst week-end was Inicresting
[8923]-enough to merit a commentary
[8924]frum R, C R-G or E. W, Swanton.
[8925]Nowxever, sours truly must suffies.
[8926]Th? weathe was fine. Lucky ¢
[8927]RS ita Yene s
[8928]Wisden gointed out ta find th
[8929]‘unexceptional
[8931]Wonderful to relate the players
[8932]were nearly all ready ‘to start, -a8
[8933]the retary had ordained, at
[8934]10.30 a, m. sharp. However, nobody
[8935]ercmed fo have faith in this co-
[8936]incidence and tHe game duly start-
[8937]el at 11 a m. Santiago won: the
[8938]toss and chose to bat. One Vifla
[8939]optum'st was heard “to remark
[8940]that this was defeatism, choosing
[8942]. to play for a draw. But by lunch-
[8944]time with Santiago 90 odd for o7e
[8945]and Meredith seeing the ball foot-
[8946]ball s:ze there were sume signs of
[8947]complaisance “atnongst the San-
[8948]Gago players. Manning had by
[8949]this time been cxaspsrating the
[8950]bovlera with hs smothering tactics
[8951]which’ effectively closed: up‘ one
[8952]en} while Meredith made hay.
[8953]Even so it had not been fast mov-
[8954]ing and It looked as if the draw-
[8955]prophecy was not without found-
[8956]ation. Janca bud made a useful if
[8957]juckv 26, Meredith was clear of
[8958]his 50 and Manning was wot], 5ttt}
[8959]there. Manning. tneldentally, was
[8960]uning @ substitute run getter.
[8962]From Witta’s point of view, tht
[8965]Junch interval, always a
[8966]hurdls far the nismen, worker!
[8967]ponders It . Mannings,
[8969]That:
[8971]Ress Jt
[8974]wend aut
[8975]tis de Mere ' no tL Piatt
[8976]nim bowled by stone. There-
[8977]after the srore-sheet Shows a gtea-
[8978]dy fall of wickets until the end
[8979]of the Innings. Santiago were
[8980]uniucky to lose Hobsbawn, run
[8981]gut on his own call, who haa bern
[8982]ahaping un well, but apatt from
[8983]nim and Tienken there had been
[8984]no other serious attenints ty stop
[8985]the rot. Ness had taken 6 Wickets
[8986]for 55 and Freestone 2 for 15 when
[8987]Btrart's wicket fe caucht at the
[8988]wicket by Falrbrass off Maxwell
[8989]al 3:30 p.m, Paine with 5 maidens
[8990]out of 8 overs had been bowling
[8991]with a consistency that twas to be
[8992]rewarded: in the second innings.
[8993]Apart from a few muffed catches
[8994]the fielding had been keen ard it
[8995]was anybody's came. Aithough on
[8996]paper it was then to be expected
[8998]MATCH IN
[9000]. cf th
[9002]a VE
[9003]bal Say pattie ths eh
[9005]Cricket —_
[9009]had@ Meredik caught at Une wicket
[9010]for Oo.
[9012]Then came Manning, and the
[9013]bowlers heaved a ‘sigh of resisn ate
[9014]ton, but LT waa a welcome stimulus
[9015]to his team’s “fo: Wines and belett
[9017]with J boundaurnes .ta nes creat
[9018]when ones again plag.d oon to
[9019]Ness Then Pa‘ne bowled  Joves
[9021]who st 39 looked dangerous and
[9022]the frames’ complexion, changed
[9023]geresptively. Knowlet plived some
[9024]pretty sirukes for h's 14 but never
[9025]keoxed safe, which ts a safe com-
[9026]mentary sinee he confesses to never
[9027]having fh safe, but Busbridge
[9028]mare ly gave himself time to svttle
[9029]dovn, Paine also removed Mace
[9030]qveen and Marshall winkling them
[9031]out as it were with the sharp par
[9032]of a consistent good length.
[9034]Once again Hobsbawn .& fienk2a
[9035]held back the flood of Viha impat-
[9036]tenes, but once again Hohsbawn.
[9037]csercstimated his Neetuess of foot,
[9038]“Getting too fat’ he was heard pe
[9039]fay in excuse althouxh he had
[9040]hurled himself heaclomr as dbrav~
[9041]ely as any ball plaver making a
[9043]deserved and wricome to his side.
[9044]The last two wickets fell to Paine
[9045]bringin tes bax up ta 8 with an
[9046]average of 5.9. Good winkling!
[9048]Ber only 130 to cet at a rate of
[9049]abeit a runea mbinte looked well
[9050]within Vitla’s capabrlitirs but ann
[9051]the first 3 batsmen failed to come
[9052]off. ‘This time a was Falrbrass
[9053]pho had to hald the side together
[9054]aed bse 66 was deliahrtnl
[9055]as Brad Ih
[9056]end stopprra wh
[9057]to rpoke h's mon-
[9059]Freestone wha though down us No,
[9060]To was rot allowed to bat. The
[9061]evens Hardy divided the match
[9062]thouph which it was who made the
[9063]winning hit your correspondent {s
[9064]unable co relate singe he was then
[9065]riaxing under a shower, Tienken
[9066]bad bowled consistently with It
[9067]the luck and Moredith age: ssively
[9068]weth some, Marshall was unusvally
[9069]a@ssatehed with binvself but
[9070]seeme:dt greatly improved on last
[9071]Sasson,
[9073]‘There hat been two full days of
[9074]imtirest and excitement,
[9076]Vina det Mar, Nov. 425.
[9078]B.OW. ©. C. Ist. Tn.
[9079]8. B. E Jones, b. Ness. 2 Od
[9080]W MMannning b. Ness. . 9
[9082]that Vifin would be able to put on ywrhoN Aferedith. b. Freestone RI
[9083]over 200 in reply and Ieave Sgn- 3. Knowls. b. Nrss 3
[9084]tingo to mek up the difference in 3, a. Busbridge, b. Ness . . .3
[9085]their 2nd innings. ag A. Marauesn. b. Fresstone 8
[9086]But the fates in cricket are no Marshall. b. Ness. . [')
[9087]respectors of panrr probabiliites a J 3. Hobsbawn, run olt | . i
[9088]and Vita wickets fell with alarming A, Tienk>n. b. Nesa . . . 10
[9089]rapidity. An overeneer Paine play- R-G S. Stuart. c. Falrbruss
[9090]et Iste ond outside a fatally Db Maxwell... . a. Oo
[9091]straight ball from Tienken. Sutton HO Unwin, aot out... ry
[9092]Jost an L. B. W. su't to Meredith. exiras | woe 3
[9093]Tenken teased Fairbrass into pa3- —_—
[9094]sing a fy-ball to Knowles and TOTAL 185
[9095]Freestone allowed Marshall tc —
[9096]knock off his bails. Maxwell and .
[9097]Peli were in together after tea Basling: Oo MW. OR,
[9098]and flooded as if thes might puu> .
[9099]the pame out of ihe flre but Freestone 15 3 2 63
[9100]Maxwell. the safer of the two, Paine . . . 8&8 $ 9 8
[9101]playat a weak forward stroke to Ness 17 2 8 8
[9102]® good it .eth hal! from Mereaith Maawell . 83 0 1 Be]
[9103]ta be bowled. Then i: wus Yeom-
[9104]ane’ tire i Wee. Ts bt Te.
[9105]ail and missing ane Moodie was
[9106]out to the last bail of tne dar, Maxwell bo Merch 36
[9107]being caueht and bowled off pp“ SC Pat w Treeken. a
[9108]half-hearted stm&e to a hel fram §. B Sutron Capt. } bw
[9109]Meredith. Reid was stl! (here win Me red: . “3
[9110]44 bot there was Saturday sigh: PL oC Galrbras. co Kneiwtes.
[9111]wo som B Tent . 3
[9112]On Sunday {twas not lone balers KO Freestone, 0 Mar? ¥
[9113]the Vita Gal lay doesn and tel RO Reto eet in
[9114]scores Rood wt GAS ta $3g° an a
[9115]$ ProYeoeans, th Mars a
[9116]‘Eo Muote © & oR Me, wt
[9117]wed wart wacau Pains MoOPL Hardy « Mauer
[9119]ween Cre moot
[9121]His 25 runs had been well,
[9123]ors.
[9124]y Sase EM ECAD
[9126]Ses
[9128]sei deer swage
[9129]ared gore
[9131]perteciie
[9132]att he hos ib
[9134]elub-hcad down in a side
[9135]shroty, lod
[9137]form of
[9138]suing nib
[9139]‘s
[9142]the
[9144]full
[9148]heveau pail his
[9150]hands down ta.
[9152]ne hip and
[9153]er piveat to
[9157]My \ essary outward
[9159]2 seurg of ie club
[9161]aid hud sv that
[9163]wal micets
[9165]ball from an de-aut swing
[9167]and pass-s shghily across the
[9168]‘rection line.
[9170]Breause of that. straight — but
[9171]not locked — left es — hs head
[9172]is going to remain Ly fixed past-
[9173]ton throtghout th> downswiig so
[9174]thre will be mechanical prec s’on
[9176]in the ewing and as a result a-
[9178]straight, far-Mying balk
[9179]i
[9181]Marshall . . . 4
[9182]c. O. Hardy, b. Tienken , . 4
[9183]‘A GG. Ness, not out 2... 5
[9184]iExtrag . 6 6 6 ee eee n
[9185]' TOTAL » 6
[9186]Roaling: 0 MW. R
[9187]Tienken. . . 191 30 3 48
[9188]Mervhth ... 16 6 4 a
[9189]Marshall. .25 180 @ 3,8
[9190]Manning. 2. 8 6 1 9! 2
[9191]BW. ©. ©. ind tn.
[9193]S. B EF Joncs. b. Paine 39.
[9194]W ON. Meredith, ¢. Fa'rbrass,
[9196]b Paine... se ee O
[9197]W. Manning. b. Ness wee
[9198]J. Knowles, b. Paine . 14
[9199]J. A. Busbridge, c. Maswell, b.
[9201]Paine... . 2
[9202]Ww. A. Macqueen. c. Ness, 0.
[9204]Paine 2. 6 2. ee SS
[9205]TD Marshall. b. Paine 27. . 0
[9206]E. J B Hobsbarn, nin out. 25
[9207]A Tierken. b. Paine 2... 2 7
[9208]R. G. S. Strart. not out. 6
[9209]H iinwin, b. Paine 2. “1!
[9210]Extras. 2 2. 2. 1 ee 5
[9212]TOTAL . 12%
[9213]Rowting: oa. W@W RK
[9214]Freestone... 4 2 Qo Ww
[9215]Paine . . . 742 9 3 47
[9216]Mess... . 184 1 vw
[9217]Maxwell. 2. 2 07 020 OO
[9218]Vv. €. C. 2nd In.
[9220]C Marwel, c& h. 3eredith 10
[9221]M. Paine, co. Marshall b.
[9223]Merettth . woe an
[9224]JOR. Fr'ton, ¢ Unwin, db.
[9226]Mord. hoes
[9227]PLC Fasrbrass, c. 1" tenken, d.
[9229]Marshall . .
[9231]n vremans b Mepaa! 1
[9232]R Peet oo. Mdequeen, bd. Mare
[9234]shall. , soe
[9235]T. Meote. b, Tenken . -
[9236]HOP Pa dy. not ont.
[9237]Co Wardy. not .
[9238]Extras
[9240]TOL for Tow.
[9241]Messi4: 8. J Fressinm ard a Gi.
[9243]Nes chi nop Sat
[9246]Bowling: Oo WW. st.
[9248]Wanner Ry) t 1
[9249]AMerstol! os ¢ J
[9251]VAL URAMESED UL wan 8y
[9253]wrt hoe
[9255]N, line first dist sho
[9256]Maintained their positions
[9257]ton of the F.
[9259]teazue match by
[9260]crm. Newcastle United, playing aay.
[9262]Cite.
[9264]Atsenal .
[9266]son Vila ..
[9267]Rinckpool .
[9269]earlsca .
[9270]Drby ..
[9271]Burnley ..
[9272]Liver pool
[9276]Fertsmouth
[9277]Sunderland 2. .
[9278]Wolverhampton ..
[9280]Blackburn ..
[9282]Barrslty
[9283]Leeds
[9285]Coventry ..
[9286]Notts For, ..
[9290]Notts County ..
[9291]Birrungham .
[9293]Sh-ffield Un.
[9294]Sh-ffiled Wed.
[9296]West Ham
[9298]Chester
[9300]Bangor...
[9303]Chest rlield
[9305]Workington .. 6.
[9307]Blyth Spartan .
[9308]Bradford City
[9310]Br'stol City
[9312]v
[9314]Br stol Rov.
[9316]Colchester ..
[9318]Lanewla 2.
[9320]cuilhagham .. .
[9322]Gransby
[9323]Guildford
[9325]Rochdale .
[9327]Leston Or,
[9329]Leytonstone .
[9331]Muna).
[9333]Newport ..
[9334]Norwich ..
[9335]Southend
[9338]Hartlepools .
[9342]Stockton
[9346], Tonbridge
[9348]Meee
[9350]T-0 and
[9352]AL Cup.
[9354]RESULTS:
[9356]sof the baathh Learie the tint
[9358]a start was msde tn ti
[9359]Portsmouta
[9360]f lnenab were ten goed for b
[9364]NOVEME
[9366]a
[9368]brat
[9369]telian ave
[9371]wire teu past lor ML.
[9375]SESS oe
[9377]Oe ‘ a ‘
[9378]POON Nee Lm NOS
[9380]HWE ON moe
[9382]SUM wcwnomwes
[9384]3
[9385]SUS venian
[9386]con, Vidrex
[9390]"Mh WED e nw eenow
[9392]Balten cote eet
[9394]Stoke. ew ee
[9396]Preston NOE... .
[9398]tuddersfiel 2. -- .
[9399]Manchester Une.
[9400]Manchester Cty 2 5 s-+
[9401]Tor renhany .
[9405]2
[9406]C
[9407]3
[9408]e
[9410]1
[9412]2
[9413]9
[9414]Q
[9415]a
[9417]10N 2
[9421]Bury .. .
[9423]Hull
[9426]Pie me ot >
[9430]Queens P. Ro. anne &
[9431]Doncaster .. + wal
[9432]Swansza .. ail
[9435]IRST RGUND
[9438]Aylesbury .. 5.
[9440]Folkestone .. -.
[9442]Blackhall Cai... 4.
[9443]B ship, Cuek. .
[9445]Brenton .. 6. we ee
[9446]Rettering 2... te
[9447]Port Vale
[9449]Crystal Pal ..
[9452]Rhyle ..
[9454]Chippenham .. .
[9456]Shrewsbury ..
[9458]Nelson 2...
[9459]Barry tA te
[9460]Northampton ..
[9461]Bournemouth ..
[9462]Gateshead...
[9463]Mansfield
[9464]Bedford ..
[9465]Aldershot ..
[9467]Gaimsborough 2...
[9470]= SE
[9472]he
[9474]i]
[9478]area, ae fP :
[9482]O7 une s ty BANE
[9483]VIDRICS, CRIS TAL
[9484]ESPEIOS PAETALES,
[9486]SRS LE ART eee’
[9488]AL
[9493]ay
[9495]SPRODIEDAD
[9497]Edi se 2F COMERTID OS S20 7-8
[9499]“For ‘sales Purchases, rents or lets of all. kinds of ”
[9500]prepertivs and land consult this office where you ”
[9501]will fmd an expert, staff always at your disposal”.
[9503]s
[9506]FOR SALE OR reuse
[9508]MAGAZINES
[9509]. , STATIONERY & FANCY
[9510]Against wardrobes and chest-of , GOODS.
[9511]Gravirs, the followine: 4 small SUTTON'S ‘SEEDS
[9512]canvas deck chairs, canvas camp Casitia 181 — Yaiparaise i
[9514]bed. wardrobe truck and old
[9515]xs. 2,000-walt transformer, |]
[9516]Btkdown chicken houses (3 x 3
[9518]ee eran oe Ale am eto Sacre Oe atte ate ee SP
[9519]mactrerst
[9521]HEGGIE & MACKENZIE Ltd
[9523]Din praate famiy (ingtisny
[9525]“rostns wht Ge wihes facaitvec;
[9529]Pie
[9532]“G: wheated . 2 fOUk OLLI is servecet
[9534]; . “othe ur eis diniunara Db ard; getage House jas garden
[9535]es rmamptenda . and telephous,
[9537]PARA Catia ha
[9538]Novel, 6430 Princ pe de
[9539]Gales enn Larrain,
[9541]INJECT
[9542]“CAMPOS GE SPORT? street i
[9543]PHONE: 4295% te.
[9545]SANTINGO
[9547]Ins<. FOR RENT
[9549]ape ad, , of heyy ‘
[9550]LY AO sp Conipl on AR 1 eWeillstusuiticd Nuuse Dercnber to Jiny, Two storeys
[9551]. ~ Piet bieers ean Witla ear, aming asth brepi.es, O:nlag mam, anald’s
[9553]. ped With
[9555]Frigidatee Maids quarters, frigidalre, garage and garde a with frust trees.
[9557]Management Tr * Secand Floor: Two bedrooms, two bathrooms, study, sitting room,
[9558]EDIFICIO UNEEDONIAN il beth closets. Also gas cheating.
[9560]Av. Bulnes 183 ~ Santiage. |! Calle Clinentn Fabres #140, near Bilbne
[9562]Stee Ine CT Poa Sots. en un Lom su sats aaa eome ee sere tenet action
[9564]Telephone 47792
[9566]|
[9568]ag
[9569]a
[9571]Boo KS
[9573]Successor to
[9575]mt), wooden batieries for young
[9576]chicks (adaptable for rabbits), etc.
[9578]TO LET
[9582]LARRAIN 3540.
[9584]Unfurnished Bed-room.-
[9585]* Incluswe Terms
[9587]Urrtola M2 Of. 405; Tel. 3647
[9589]- LAWYER Breakfast and Luncheon
[9591]Eduardo Harmsen Hradtey Los Capitanes 1424
[9592]VALPARAISO
[9593]Telephone 40398
[9595]cece)
[9597]|
[9599]DLS ice riot sete tt
[9601]TO LET
[9603]i
[9605]LET
[9607]To
[9609]Two very nice furaished rooms |
[9610]to share with another young serial
[9611]teasonable pricea. Another nice] | a
[9612]* furnished room for married couple | baths—Modern house,
[9613]or two young girls from ist board. Telephone 47209, Tri
[9615]Comfortably furnished rooms with
[9616]Excellent
[9617]Rane
[9618]Januavy in English home, -
[9620]Calle Barcefona 2018, corner of
[9621]Pedro de Valdivia, ene dlock In
[9622]from Unien Church,
[9624]871 (Providencia Block 700)
[9625]Santiago
[9627]|
[9629]hit: i MHURSRAGH ANE RIN AFT Te URI CTT ETI
[9631]|
[9633]|
[9635]TO LET EN PROVIDENCIA
[9637].
[9640]COMFORTABLE FURNISHED CHALET
[9642]4 BEDROOMS, DINING - KOOM, LIVING - ROOM WITH FIRE-
[9643]‘PLACE, GARAGE AND NICE GARDEN,
[9645]El Balneavio de las aguas
[9647]radioactivas y milagrosas.
[9649]La Temporada se inicia en
[9650]Diciembre.
[9652]A MAS BELLA DE CIEE, POR
[9653]SUS LAGOS, PESCA Y CAZA
[9655]; Las Termas. Minzrales de Toll:uaca. cuyos manantiales de aguas
[9656]calicntes brotan en el interics de una gruta situada en la base do
[9657]un cerro y al costado de una quebrada, es. por su clima, el lugar
[9659]incicado para una convatecencia y un grato repose.
[9660]Las inhaiaciones de vapores sulfurosos naturales, burrogs mingrales
[9661]provenientes de las fuentes de aguas minerales y finalmente, sus
[9663]Ralan a las TERMAS DE TOLHUACA como la fuente recupera-
[9664]encias y mealestares.
[9666]AVENUE HOLANDA 925-—-SANTIAGO
[9670]i
[9671]i
[9672]i
[9674]WANTED
[9676]for Brit'sh Cirfs Sckhoul In Lima, Fera.
[9677]MATRON-HOUSERKEETER
[9678]13 girly: ta he
[9680]1
[9682]to take charge of small boarding-house (135 -
[9683]. opened by.
[9684]COLEGIO. ~ AN SéLVESTRE fo April iss:
[9685]Appheapens (o the Headmis.res
[9686](bs areraal)
[9687]SELVESTRE -— DOS DE MAYO UL
[9688]LA
[9690]ees UT Ite Sibu uie Minune ct. nein crttt i: SIT
[9693]i
[9694]t
[9696]‘ MANAGER
[9698]inarricd, yweks
[9700]F HM
[9702]Gert
[9704]corn Euglishtuan, $3 years ef ag,
[9705]gv manager for farm, pre‘eradly In provinces of Nuplt
[9706]Yalieco or Cauta, Lite-vung evecrinestc tro wera
[9708]Gacrete
[9710]Chuean
[9712]Rodriaie
[9714]4 3
[9715]4 : te ara Fy
[9716]T facmung expert in mechanted farming on a hig site " ky . 2
[9717]gona figcn for ammediate sucarment and ap tl he af dora ce salud para sus dole: aC 4
[9718]J «
[9719]Retieug atem present positon due to tercanatien of cm ny ® : . a
[9720]i * and bepstda tion et agecuiiural canipans. bird clock it ~. INF OR a 83 . z
[9721]: ert reve cy offered, 1 fn todas las Oficina. de informa- a
[9722]2 ty "F : “ are OS TRER TNOS We . .
[9723]Z Pieare adses te TE ABMERT cf Were STREET ty elones de los FF. CC. del Estado :
[9725]COSC. POLO,
[9727]AE prob) BYARD ETO LAR ERA, A LPI ALAR HEELS ASO EER 2 A ee
[9730]eerie ne Lm Te a oem AHMET eS ae =
[9732]soe | ERENCE LENE
[9734]iriet4 Speke 8a Often
[9735]SERALB TRANSATLANTIQUE _ PARIS.
[9737]. : Oy
[9738]a .
[9739]) About hia deve for tainting that
[9740]Regular service af cargo vegsels, vet “timited
[9742]FIRST CLASS ONLY Barveh finaity faulted Sim to his CLE. GE
[9743]- passenger accemmadaticn between France, Belgium,
[9745]South Care
[9746]Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru aid Chile.
[9748]REGULAR SERVICE FROM vs . ues ’’
[9749]Me ed fort
[9751]14-0000
[9753]pa
[9754]a Phe tie! a (rat D>
[9756]bit he fai od 1) nit a sing
[9758]_ aff BUENOS AIRES to LONDON
[9759]. : CALLING AT & / Mr Baruch meade no comment , -{
[9760]: MONTEVIDEO . SANTOS - RIO DE re) The next imernine pewexer. ue CHERBOURG due i Valparacso second half! December. loading
[9761]t 1 od frend was ambling along a pat .
[9762]. JANEIRO, LISBON, TENERIFFE, AND ‘LAS PALMAS near the hovse When he saw a fat for Antwerp & Freneh ports
[9763]: atts ili bole tn motionless in a .
[9764]: For full particuiars sailings, and fares apply to Agents: | fO?” He pie ea Tinse. fired pains GENERAL AGENTS FOR CHILE:
[9765]7 KENRICK Y CIA LTDA ¢ blank, and was overjoyed Shen .
[9766]os the turkey ipl at his feet. It was A. J BRO om & CO. Ss. A. C. t
[9768]only when, he'picked it up that he
[9770]oo 673% Randerd 94, Of. 116] jotlecd x card ted around its
[9771]7831 : Teléfono 6174 | neck. The card rend, “With the
[9772]compliments of Bernard, Baruch”
[9774]7 SANTY* G0:
[9775]Miguel Cruchaga 928.
[9776]Otteina $64
[9779]Casitia 64 "|
[9781]Cables: “TRANSAT”.
[9783]VALPARAISO:
[9784]Urriols 51 - Casilla 9
[9788]ROYAL NETHERLANDS STEAMSHIP C0, sce uf. a
[9790]‘d the grouchy physician,
[9791]Next Sailing to ‘Antwerp ND. tr replied the meck pa
[9793]tient. “I went to the drugrist.”
[9795]Rotterdam, Amsicrdam, Hamburg, Bremen. - : .
[9796]“You went toa a droqeist!" ex- .
[9797]a. 8. “BRE! pa" fue Valparaiso December 17th. cla'med the doctor. “That shows ; vy . “7
[9798]how much sense some people QO H XN S N i iT Hy
[9800]0 x: & co. Lt D: You went to a druceist And, what
[9802]2 UNCA N,
[9803]i in “ae “Me hg hs told mie to come ‘and "Next psaiting for ANTWERP, PEAMBURG, DENMARK
[9804]2 General Agents Chite eru. + "SWEDEN & FINLAND, via Peri, Ecuador, a,
[9805]. a see you,” * replied | the patient. Pa 5 and Curacao,
[9806]. “ARGENTINA® — November 80th from San Antonio,
[9807]‘4 - 1 Two would-be sportsmen, orem December Ist (Optional) from Valparaiso,
[9808]. the city decided to rouc OL an oyna oe eee 5
[9809], a senson and rented a cabin in the BOLIVEA January Sth from Valparaiso.
[9810]. North Woods. Neither had done Luxurious accommodation for 24 passengers.
[9811]. any hunting befors, but they were All outside staterooms with private bath.
[9812]a well-supplicd with equipment ang : .
[9813]to enthusiasm. . General Agents for the West Coast of South America:
[9814]f! /The day of their arrival, BI, COMPANIA CHILEN A DE NAVEGACiON
[9815]i who was part.cularly eager to get INTERGCEANICA
[9816]H on with the hunting, sald to 08.) gaANTIAGO: Nueva York 58 —- Casilla 4246 — Teléfono S4sit.
[9817]Git. é companion. “You make the fire, > :
[9818]- Oo rbont 2ath November. with Jov. LM ga shoot bear for din- VALYARAISO: Plaza Juviicla — Casilla 1419 — Teléfono 7221,
[9821]He had walkea only a few nuns
[9823]wing Valperniso about beeinning December.
[9826]OY cAeatial | a
[9827]t Will recelve cargo fer Antwerp and London
[9828]' ¥ ied feet from the cab hen he
[9829]: M/V, “CUZCO.” arriving Valenraiso first half of December. win} ive (eet trom ine cau wiht he
[9830]} recelve curgo for Hull, Antwerp and Liverpool. careful alm, he fired When the
[9832]Ve “FLAMENCO,” arriving Valpara'se Ist. half of January. Binoke cleared, he saw he had
[9833]WIM receWe cargo tor Liverpool. made a direct hit. But the bear
[9834]EXCELLENT PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILARLE] Was not dead: Woundd fn) enrag-
[9835]TO EUROPE AND INTERMEDIATE PORTS CABINS WITH » She was charging Bill.
[9836]_ AND WITHOUT PRIVATE BATIL. Dropping his gun, the amatour .
[9837]hunter made for the open cabin; Tt . fT)
[9838]THE PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY | docr, the bear iu hot pursull. Just A. Usedimare”.
[9839]before he reached the sufety of the . Lf
[9840]Ith of December
[9842]cabin, however, the hunter trip-
[9844]x Agents for the
[9845]The British Overseas ped and [cll. The wounded beat,
[9846]Alrways Corporation ~ . unable to slaw doarn, went chare- From Valparaiso to
[9847]: Royal Mail Lines Ltd., ing right on Into the cabin where | yaquit, (Puna, Buenaventura Gr roe Cans Catan, Ouse
[9848]- + ---Cunard Steamship Company Limited. - - - 2 hapless Joe was struggling to }° ,
[9849]; gct a fire started. © Loa Palas, BARCELONA and GENOA. a
[9851]VALPA R ArS OQ: SANTIA @ Oo: Bill rose and brushed himself CONNECTI ‘
[9852]oi volt. Strolimg over to the door, he ONS WITH MIDDLE EAST PORTS.
[9854]: Sisneo 689° Agaatinaa 1062-6] shouted, “Okny, Joc. You skin that x
[9855]i : blighter, Fl go get another one, FREIGHTS AND PASSAGES,
[9856]M A “re A BAIsO: Huérfancs 1249
[9857]! — ¥. Errazuriz 401
[9858]7 SANTIAGO:
[9859]Telephone 713295 1 I Al M A R Telephone 68643
[9861]GRACE LINE |[" cee ee
[9863]et
[9865]: Valparaiso — New York, via Panama Canal
[9867], WEEKLY SAILINGS WITH COMBINATION PASSENGER-CARGO VESSTLS CARRYING 5?
[9868]: PASSENGERS. AIR-CONDITIONED ACCOMMODATIONS EACH WITH PRIVATE BATH, OUT- K RY I J TS acy N Rf
[9869]. NOOR TILED SWIMMING ‘POOL AND BEACH. DECK, MOTION PICTURES, ETC.. AND FORT- Saal ~ aa L I N E
[9870]: NIGHTLY SAILINGS WITH CARGO VESSELS 1? PASSENGERS.
[9871]a an ,
[9872]o FROM NEW! YORK: FROM VALPARAISO, via SAN ANTONIO: M/S “CJERTRUD BAKKE”
[9873]7 SANTA CECILIA. Nov, 23. SANTA LUISA, Dee. 5 Loading in Valparaiso about 29'301h November .
[9874]: SANTA MARGARITA, Nov. 30, SANTA CECILIA, Dec 12. San Antonto about I’3rd December
[9875]: SANTA ISABEL, Dec. 7 ‘SANTA MARGARITA, Dec 19. Taghuang About ah December
[9876]: é Out Jth =mbeor
[9877]Valparaiso -- U. S. Paelfie Ports Kalparaiso about Sth Levent: g
[9878]Coyninbo. aha, urber:
[9880]Tocopiia about ta Mth December
[9882]Twa STHLY SAYINGS” WITH ANH SHIPS CARRYING L2 PASSE
[9883]SIDE CABINS WITEE PRIVATE BATHS:
[9885]for Antwerp. Hremen. Hambur and &
[9886]ANTONIO Pert, Ecuador and Panama. s fandiaavina porta via
[9887]Fxcedlent accommodatiun for uwelve qe gers
[9889]FRO NEW YORK: EROW VILPARAISO, vie SAN
[9891]SANTA INES, Nov 30 SANTA INES, Dee 20
[9892]Se winosingie and doubly cal.ns each
[9893]FROW VALPARAISO, VIA SAN ANTONIO Stow ; =e
[9894]s ardesses especially fer the ane ‘
[9895]Y vothe attenhos of passengers.
[9897]FROM San PRANCIECO:
[9898]TA PAVIA, Dee 18
[9900]pevare bath,
[9902]SANTA ADELA. Nov 39. y :
[9903]SANPA ELIANA, Dee. 14 A BRIANA, Jan 03 - . GENERAI. AUEN SS {
[9904]POR FURTHER INFORREATION CONSULT. WOIJAMSON, Raiforn x co s a |
[9906]pe i . Seba ec is Nantes :
[9908]CRACE & CIA. (CHILE) S. A. | ron: ees iia Nancie |
[9910]CARR LAT RSL A AER ROMANE ere maha coat! Leaman earns camer oe meme
[9912]mene:
[9915]14-0000
[9917]IT HEY, CANT. A MAN EVEN CALL
[9918]y Pens Bar WATER HIS OWN ?
[9919]sy: Nn Nt rn
[9920]y
[9922]we're JUST.
[9924]CEO SSIUNG BOATS
[9925]Sa my
[9926]RAS, \ h P
[9927]ry ay
[9930]'VE_ LOCKED EVERY
[9931]WINDOW ANO
[9933]ANO TLL SPRINKLE
[9935]MARBLES ON THE
[9936]TES
[9938]o
[9941]> o
[9942]‘aa 3 I $
[9943]ia OH-H-- WL
[9944]~ THE MARBLES )G
[9945]a> ‘ ° 4
[9947]Jee
[9949]WELL COME
[9950]BACK IN IF WE.
[9951]. HAVE TOCUMG
[9952]THRU THE WINDOWS
[9954]NO HUMAN ALIVE
[9955]COuLD GET THRU
[9956]THIS BARRICADE
[9958]1 FORGOT A BARRICADE
[9959]WORKS BOTH
[9960]WAYS
[9962]ao IT'S BLONDIE’'S RING-+- \ fi i
[9963]MLL HAVE TO OPEN THAT jf 4
[9964]f ocer IF 1 DOT WITH e
[9965]on My LAST BREATH UF es
[9966]‘ xy p 4
[9968]PC NEVER TAKE
[9970]AMOTHEQ BATH AS
[9971]. O38 AG LT LIVE Ss
[9972]Jp A
[9974]14-0000
[9976]thing’. Mtr
[9978]Aunt Mune
[9980]Ee skave time fo have read and" Grease
[9982]suer the f
[9984]. typiea!, While aeost of the charact-
[9985]. ers vou have ctilten of have lived
[9986]. - . rich. “full lives and ‘experienced
[9987]‘ ; 3 everthing from flood to famine.
[9988]the average S. P.M reader ie net
[9989]this type al all. The average SPM.
[9990]ecader is. in fact, a¢ dull as glated
[9991]giase, May U descrite him for yout
[9993]i .
[9994]i rafoved pour eeekly featuce whith stordnottom
[9995]j “Spothgnhts’ vartous members of
[9997]; . the English-speaking commoanity.
[9999]H Interesting reports, but Aandly
[10001]i
[10003]His name is John Hardbottom.
[10004]He lives in a ragiroom apartment
[10005]in Las Leones, not under.a flat
[10006]rock, as one would be led to beheve
[10007]from his appearance. He was
[10008]educated in a private school and.
[10009]to the infintte surprise of his
[10010]parents, won tis colours In ping-
[10011]pong, a sport which he has since
[10012]Riven up as id strenuous.
[10014]His first sex experience was when
[10015]he stubbad Ins toe on a thick
[10016]volume of Freud. and he has had
[10017]nothing ta do anh the subject aft-
[10018]er this unhappy accident.
[10020]He has met. his share of disas-
[10021]ters. He wasin Santiago during the
[10022]rreat Chillan earthquake.and was
[10024]JOHN HARDBOTTOM
[10025](Singed in the Great San Francisco fire)
[10027].
[10029]AND DANCE IN THE
[10031]DINE.
[10032]OFEN AIR CHATHAM CLUS
[10033]THE ONLY GARDEN RES:
[10034]NTRE
[10036]TAURANT IN THE CE
[10037]OF SANTIAGO,
[10039]FOX Hnos. S.A.C.
[10041]Brasil 1363
[10042]VALPARAISO
[10044]CADILLAC
[10046]BUICK
[10048]CHEVROVET
[10050]SPARE PARTS
[10052]ENCLOSED FIND CHFW = Ok MONEY ORDER FOR
[10054]NAME
[10055]ADORERS crTr
[10057]Be Clic: S40 prone yer year, Norn and South Amerca, SSE pecig
[10058]per seas. Larose nad Asia, RC pesos per soar
[10060], counts the oxas
[10062]and
[10063]SERMICE STATION
[10064]Telephone 7341
[10065]VALPARATS 0
[10066]F WANT A SUBSCRIPTION TO OTUEF.
[10067]SOUTH PACIFIC MATL
[10071]few ms
[10072]teen snged",
[10074]Rad died a
[10075]might have
[10076]Harddsitem cisims to have
[10077]no spec:el eccentricities, althauch
[10078]he: does admit a guilty grin,
[10079]toa bLking for hard-baled ecgs. He
[10080]arcrics hobties in general as a
[10081]Waste of time although in his youth
[10082]he had a etiection of paper
[10083]napkins “borrowed* from hotels
[10084]He engages im mo special sports, but
[10085]enjoys a drs walk around the
[10086]hving ream every morning befare
[10087]dreaxfast.
[10089]Mr
[10091]When asked just waat ho did do
[10092]with Ume, Mr. Hardbotrom replied
[10093]that he is an enthus.asiic linguis:.
[10094]“I have onle bren in Chile for $7
[10095]years”, he savs proudly. “and Iam
[10096]going to Start using the past tense
[10097]in m) Spanisy any day now". He
[10098]also plays brdse. and often re-
[10100]he bid a smati stam. iNoble effort,
[10101]but he vent down three tricks), Mr.
[10102]Eafdtotiom is cand:d in admitting
[10103]that he kes to play for stakes,
[10104]usually as high as one cent favo)
[10106]per hundred. _
[10108]mz when, in 1922.
[10110]ore Wantinab a 3 Re
[10111]the same razor blade aly a
[10112]red ines and Basyt ciamread
[10113]anes obi psara 78 under.
[10114]siand~ he fold us, “thst chevy are
[10115]making Cre things of nylon theag
[10116]days.” He boys hs cop: of Ey
[10117]Mereurio” fram the same bow every
[10119]Inverng of the aoe sd the
[10120]custemeressier relaconship he &
[10121]grown through the years. “ye Br
[10123]literally watched that boy as he
[10124]grew a beard.” Hardbottom reports
[10125]Also an avn reader of the SPM,
[10126]he never fais to read a copy at
[10127]the house of Dura Hardbottom, his
[10128]spinster sister. .
[10129]Present plans fer Hardbottom
[10130]include a try te the country, pos-
[10131]sbly as far as Mekpulla. “Toe much
[10132]hustle and dustle for-me in the
[10133]¢ he reports. “It's the pace of
[10134]hfe. P ve had my share of excite:
[10135]ment, now I just want to relax”.
[10137]That, Dear Editor, is the typical
[10138]S.P.M. reader, not the glamorous
[10139]ercatures that hare been adornine
[10140]your back cover, ' @
[10142]Siocerely,
[10143]mV. S.
[10144]Santiago.
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