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cribed the .SiL-Regis'-Hotel and irorn there deep erigirieeyrrigpfbblems.lt Was ing" men "since'the moment lie en- ` effortr ran: the--mtle-of dimes campaign. 'tKis"T5a-ckgrtrend--of--experience, tered the. air _seryice hissecond fsr the Infantile paralysis fund. plus his knack for expression, year out of West Point, in 1915- N He gave this country more which qualified him so highly to Meri' admire him, like him, and , thief service than he .received credit discuss public problems. And it trust him. Associates trace this to locker. for and, although he was Br- . was his-gift__as-an . Epitheiician. his own great courage, friendli . 'any- "nSoiiilly 1nr'flii~li with'1'(he which brought his first renown ness, arid unfailing trust in his bring; President for some tints before in the days of NRA, when he said fellows. " .i air of he died, he .was still as loyal, to dead cats would come sailing his HE PET IT OVER ': ri7 the' offIce'of tfie'PFesiaeHcy''satST way,-.as.-they-did^and_spoke~.bflllie_ -- Here is the latest example, a to his country , as he was the day lawsuit which destroyed NRA as paragraph buried in'' "Australian e en- he entered the military academy the sick-chicken" case. news dispatches on that 4,000-mile . public ' as an ungainly and slew-footed A Washington priest would round trip flight over open seas lining plebe. His ..patriotism was the , seem to- have lost a mission in infested with enemy forces: pure, sentimental devotion of Hugh's case. This priest helped "General Royce organized it-and the professional army and navy Hugh prepare his remarks on persisted in leading it against .the which. cannot express Itself In Coughlin and they both chuckled advice of experienced combat pi-1, words and persists through all mischievously over the" priest's lots who said it was foolhardy." disagreements with any-policies proudest contribution which refer- That could have been said of him g___administration-- Yed'to Cbugnnn as a centaur. They a dozen times in the past. composed of mere men. were very -close friends and' one The citation on the Croix de I suppose we will'have to charge `flight in Washington this clergy Guerre he won in the last war against him the fact that he real- man said in Hugh's presence that reads -- "Commanding the - 1st .ly .made-John-L, Lewis-back in-h-i-s FTe fiad'a'^eep belief that one day American Observation Escadrille, NRA days, but we can -be very he would bring Hugh into the he insisted on making the first lenient, because Lewis then was Catholic fold, for-Johnson was a reconnaissance over the enemy playing the. role ot a leader of religious man within and hig be lines himself. He gave his pilots labor . and a fighter' for labor's liefs seemed not necessarily ir an admirable example of dash and rights : and welfare.- Hugh was reconcilable. But the paper says intrepidity- | quite a bit .of a. hero-worshiper he will be buried in his native The general is a barrel-chestedr- and ' personal heroes. have a way Episcopal faith. big-nosed battler -from-Marquette, ofTetting a man down. In the same r.vay^ .Hugh:::developsd--a -terrific. crush, on 'Wendell Willkie and wrote, two - quit boastful articles which boiled down to "I. saw him first.-' ----i- . . . But one. hero, at least, stood up in Hugh's^ estimation to. the end. That; is Bernard Baruch, to whom h@ maintained th .-devoted and respectful attitude of. k youth to a wise and kindly elder. He would not take a drink In Baruch's pres-' ence and he sayagely defended . , Advise Tm PAINTING PROBLEMS . .No Obligation On Your Part.!! . .' Baruch:-against, insinuations that Simp-ly phone 5131 `and our factory trained representative will inspect your property and recommend the proper paint for the job. ........ .....^ ^ _ Tynan Lumber Co. ''AGENTS FOR .ACME; QTL\OT PAINTS * Franklin at Cortez'. A Phone 5131 Yes Herald Want Ate'are, ready . - any time you're 'ready- pStersKT" : Want Ads-are-ready to-bring ,eeah -dustomeriL whenever you're ready to advertise the- articles you -b .. ' longer need. They're readyto'brinsT " renters' for yoor property, helpyasa ' recover Ibst artteies,'iielp ydu fted -erJob, aid yoo tn your searoh for . .employees, help .yea sell booses i and land. - -' WART AM SUIT ADS! Hellymt (hat^Hemld: Waar cea-Wijlt-Ad-hy-phoningMohterey i>r--by placing It with ons of these Fic Grove, Sorensen'! in New Monteor at The Herald office la Monterey. iL O TORED away ii the ba& are" -66hard to-getF- list, I made of materiald'-e-f-erS-e--and--ar COM help Uncle Sa Jtatect-Ynfi --iriHfsii Let9 clear your ''The-hidden ~placef op the 66gerve your describing, them Herald readers thr . UA '