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CHAPTER XXX


Judy was trembling as she slip
| ped behind the wheel of her car.
Tears stung her eyes. Marvel and
Dwight were going to have a
baby. This would make right all
the tortured little conflicts be-
tween them. Marvel would soften,
she'd not be so selfish and de-
manding. The baby would absorb
her time and emotion, and when
Dwight was away at sea, her life
would not be empty.
ooh, Pm glad for them" Judy
thought, "Gladw Like thick fog
lifting to let sunshine drench
down on the dampened land, hap
piness was warming through her.
All the doubts and fears she har-
bored in her heart so long were
gone.
Jack, who had waited and trust
ed, was in the hospital. She must
go to him. light now! he glanced
at her wrist watch. 1t was very
late-nearly eleven o'clock. But
she had to see him. Even if he
were asleep. But wouldn't be.
He'd be sitting up, reading one OF
the books she had brought him.
The nurse in the hospital was
doubtful. eve don't allow WISH
tors so late" ,
81 must see him. Pm sure II
Commander Sloane is about"
"Td have to telephone him, he's
not here"
Judy waited impatiently while
the nurse phoned. At last she was
told, You may go up. But I'm
afraid he'll be asleep" .,
81 won't wake him if he is,
said Judy "Only, I'm so sure ne
won't ben'
This thing that had happened
to her was so miraculous, she
could not believe that Jack, who
loved her, had not felt it, too.
And when she stood in the doe3,
of his room and saw the pool OF
light from the lamp on the bed
side stand, her heart seemed to
give a shout Of gladness. He was
up!
"Jackw She ran to. him, and
her lips brushed his. There was
moisture on her cheek. He felt
it, and said wonderingly, Judy,
what's happened? What brought
you here?'
ooh, darling, darling, I'm so
happy. I'm alive. Alive. for the
first time in months. Oh, jack?
She took his hand. She sat on the
side of the bed. He smiled at her.
Jack, tell me, did you ever
feel safe and sure, all the time,
did you feel that it was all over,
He looked at her and SAID
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REICHSTAG TO MEET

BERLIN, Dec. 9. (UP)-The
new German reichstag will meet
on January 30, the anniversary
Of the Nazi party's ascent to pow
er, probably in the Knoll opera
house. it was learned Yesterday.
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CAST OF CHARACTERS

JUDY ALCOTT - admiraPs
daughter. She faced a choice
between two navy suitors.
DWIGHT CAMPBELL-am-
bilious lieutenant. He faced a
choice between his wife and
duty.
JACK HANLEY-flying sail
or. He faced test of patient
love.
MARVEL HASTINGS-navy
wife. She faced the test of be-
ing a good sailor.
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7-Professiorai Services

PRE-HOLIDAY beauty specials
Regular $500 Eugene perma-
nentS for $3.50. Shampoo and
finger wave soc. Phone 338.
Blue Bonnet Beauty Shoppe.
Basement State Trust Co.
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tied Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hen
derson. Jr., at East Flat Rock last
Sunday.
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I3-Merchandise

COAL that gives heat and leaves
no slate. Coal for every pur-
pose in your residence or plant.
See us. Phone 42. Henderson
Vile Lumber Co. Near depot. !"
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TRY the Smoky Shack Barbecue
at S. Main junction.
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PIANO First-class
condition. Original cost $3.50.
Sell for only 500 Reliable Fur
niture Co. More Value for
Your Money" Phone 1886. OPP
poSite courthouse.
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TExACO offers you a wide va
rietv of roofing materials. They
last a long time. Sold by all
Hendersonville dealers. j. h.
pnoben, Agent.
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and Poultry

1, n" rUPS, 6 weeks old; thor
T's S"Cted. See Philips Betz, Z.
'"i Puc'
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DOLBEE'S, Inc
PLENTY OF MONEY immediate

GLEN I Or WOIFE1 lHlhieuIdte
~ available for loans to build,
improve, purchase or refinance
your home. All applications
promptly handled. Low initial
costs and easy payments. File
application today and get the
best loan that can be had. First
Federal Savings & Loan. =
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For Sale
I-Autog and Accessories

All HERE'S THE VERY
THING FOR CHRISTMAS!
It&" VS. Coupe
1881 VS. Pickup
1890 \ 4-door Sedan
1880 \ Coupe. rumble seat
1881 A Tudor
1881 G.. VI. c. 1 - ton Truck
.g27 T Model Sedan with RuX-
tell axle
sHIPMAN MOTOR co. s
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SPECIAL

SPECIAL - Childs desk and
chair. beautiful finish; $1,000
value for only $3.50. Hender-
sonville Furniture Co., 142 Bird
Ave. East.
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6-Business Services

READY FOR CHRISTMAS?
Let us get your incest linens in
firSt-claSS shape for holiday
company and your clothes
cleaned TO perfection. Call f.
l.. Roper or c. c. Collins.
Phone l42. Superior Laundry"
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LOST-Black handbag containing
money and Identification cards.
Reward. Phone 564-W or
Timcs-NCWS.
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9-PersonGl Property
l0-T-ansportatioE
I1--Household Goods

S65 HOOVER vacuum cleaner
with attachments, $25. Write
or see A. l.. Chatfield, 9 Farr-
Wood Ave. Asheville.
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l5--Miscenaneous

EAT and Dance at new Smoky
Shack at S. Main junction. :
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Sales tax included in above prices
which hold good until Dec. 10
only. Terms: cash:
WALKER HARDWARE ":
Ohm. Courthouse fhon oIV
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5-Foodstuffs

BATTERY-FED BRoILERs, hens,
ROSTERS, fresh eggs and fish.
All Kinds of wood. NJ. X. Cox.
Phone S4S. Third Ave. f. =
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sHIPMAN MOTOR CO.
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
ECIAL CHEVROLET WINTER
SERVICE FOR ONLY $1.25


.lE.ush out cooling system.
2 Caeck and tighten all hose con-
Iecu0n>.
1Caeck and repack water pump.
1Fi.l cooling system with %anti-
freeze.
J. Test battery and clean term
ua.S.
g. Adjust generator charging
rate.
Clean fuel pump.
; Adius. fan belt.
&C.ean and adjust spark plugs.
'Auti-treeze. oil, fabrication
and parts at additional cost
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25c-MEN'S RUBBER HEELS-25c
Slick rubber heels may cause
you to slip and fall. Be safe.
Drop in today. Economy Shoe
Shop, next to A. & p.
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MUSICAL
PRE-INVENTORY SPECIALS

We have a heaVy SIOCN Ut IIIe IVI-
lowing and offer for cash only
until Dec. Is, the following:
soI --S3.45
apt. hog barbed wire, spool S.7o
32-in. heavy hog wire, ZO ~
20-ln G, ne"'S 100
rus onr,noon nails, key - 400
No, 10 common nails, keg 3.90
No, 20 common nails, key - 3.do
Light roofing, roll - 30 u
Medium roofing, roll ----- i. dO
Heavy roofing, roll ------- ~ 90
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WISH the Smoky Shack for good
eats. s. Main junction. #
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BATH TUBS, hot water tanks,
sinks, pipes and other new and
used plumbing. If in market,
see Louis Williams, 7th Ave. E.
u
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APPLES = Staymans and Rome
Beauties, Fancy No. /, high
colored, large sizes, new bushel
baskets at Boiling Hall Orchard
at Waynesville (Saunook)
Phone 2OO3 or see Mr.. Spivey
at orchard. Apples ripe, ready
to eat Same apples at Ashe-
vile Ice & Storage Co., firmer,
priced to include storage. Ask
for Boiling Hall Apples.
ORANGES SOC peck, 81 bag.
Tangerines &c each, 1Oc doz.
Grapefruit 3 for 1Oc. 10 for
25c. New potatoes 3 lbs. IOc.
Other fruits. All kinds vege-
tables, fish, poultry. Jack Rus
sell. Phone 96S. =
HOME MADE BREAD-and is
just what we call it. 63l NJ. st.
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FOR RENT and 3-room I'M
furnished apartments 332 First
Ave. W.
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28
4&H ACHIEVEMENT DAY

.F"H ACHLLV EMENT DAY
The Annual Al Achievement Day
Will be held in Palmer Nov.5.
Club members who have not al
ready made public exhibits this
year Will be oxpe cted to exhibit
their prof at Achievement
Day, in order to receive their
pins.
Re c omme ndat ions for outs landing
members will be made and awards
Will be pres onted at this time.
Therefore, it is Important that
every Al Club member be present
at this time.
Also, every father and mother is
urged to come and attend the. All
Achievement Day program in order
to more fully under stand the
work and accom- 1ishments Of our
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28

boys and girls.
Al Club work is for the purpose
Of cons true tive Influence in the
important training of boys and
girls for farm life. They learn
to be como number one farmers
from q scientific as wol1 os
CONTINUED on page A.
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28

SPRING PASTURE
Wore has been received from Mr..
Howard Estelle, District Extension
Agent, who. has been looking. for
& good pasture grass that he felt
could be wo1l re commended t6 the
farmers Of the Valley in place Of
the wild grass We now have.
Mr.. Este11o says: "oscor Anderson
n. the 4-corners hc,s Q fine fold
of Reod's Canary grass. This
grass grows best in low wet ground
where other crops often Will not
grow. Tt may freeze out on ell
drained soil but ice and water
does 1T no harm. Tt IS, homo is
in the swamp.
Mr.. anderson. sowod his. sood in the
spring OF 1857 but had only c few
spears Of grass. He Let the
ground ley and last spring 1T was
disked. Following the disking
there Was c crop Of grass.
Usually it comes the first year
just as Will timothy.
Canary grass should be the answer
to many problems horo on spring
pasture. 1t is best in the spring.
1t grows rank With broad BLADES.
1t spreads rapidly by underground
stoms and what may appear to be III.
q poor crop may develop into q
good crop after year, +.=.
4 few other farmers in the Valley
have sowed some Roed's Canary
Grass seed for pasture.
Johon Johnson, 7 believe, broad
cast some Canary grass seed in
his swompy woodland TO improve
his spring pasture.
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28

This stock Will be located throu-
gh.. the combined as s stance Of. the
Washington and Oregon State Ex-
tension Service. This stock
Will be chosen for production
purposes, with the idea Of in
creasing both quaahty and quality
Of dairy, products in the valley.
Tt is expe ctod to obtain the best
for the money expended.
And, as before stated, these
COWS Will be placed according to
the farmers ability to feed and
care for thems In this respect,
the farmers credit standing Will
be taken into consi Iteration,
oltho, the purchase Of addition
al dairy stock Will not be o
cash transaction. After O given
period the Corporation will &C.
cept young dairy stock as pay
mont for the ones now received.
This is cons dered IN unusually
good inves tmont for the farmer
not often made avoiloble to
doirylnen.
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28
STOCK PURCHASES

Mr.. I. M. C. Andors on, Stock Export
forthe Extons1on Service at -.
Fairbanks, is on his way to the
States to complete the purchase
Of additional. dairy stock. for
Valley.
The Valley settler., 1938-10-28

Johon Johns on, 7 believe, broad
cast some Canary grass seed in
his swompy woodland TO improve
his spring pasture.
If you are interested in having
some spring pasture to replace
your swamp cm sure these farm
ers who have Canary Grass growing
on their farms would BE- .gla to
show you their CROP"
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Scalzo Risks Title Shot on Tuesday

DETE REILLY is coming back to Washington with PETEY
SCALZO next Tuesday night fighting kid WHO MAY
Il GIVE sCA1zo THE TIME OF HIS LIFE . :. sCAIzo win
fight LOU TRANSPARENT and will have nothing that
looks like soft assignment. SCALzO turned the heat
against hapess PAUL night and
gave punching bag shelacking the
recipient the slightest bit Of good BRINGING SCALzO
after showing recently AEARNs
announced policy of matching name fighters against
opponents in Washington
BATTLING NELSON Is LOOKING FOR GOOD WHITE
HEAVYWEIGHT to restore the fc supremacy Of the white
race BY conservative estimate fewer than 100000 other
g9y Of the fancy are doing the same thing Maybe the
GOOD WILL OF CALIFORNIA will tighten Seabiscus impoSt
1874 pounds In the SANTA ANITA HANDICAP But guess
making living out there he can't boost Florida
AT @ THE RISK OF BREAKING DOWN GOOD OLD HORSE.
STEVE MAMAKOS the local boy will fight PAULIE WALKER
N 5altmors On next Monday night real test for the
DooLY to furnish Information BILL BEcKMAN bought the
Athletics from Atlanta. II DON'T BELIEVE THAT WILL,
MAKE THE GRADE EVEN WITH PHILADELPHIA the
reply, which MR. DOOLY ASSERTS WAS MOST INSULTING.
A. TED LYONS MADE AN ERROR ON JUNE IS LAST SEASON,
the records state Which the first fielding Baylor
Bear had made SINCE AUG 1884 record
More than 1000 turf enthusiasts the Columbia
g. c. track the other morning to SEABISCUIT STAGE
HAND JACOLA and The CHIEF 20 through their
morning workouts Note received from BILL sTRANG saying
filling up with the pick Of the light harness GREY.
Wei Bi III be dropping in in another month
WITTY cox smiling at Congressional Country Cu
to hit the rails for Florida and bit copetye golf
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D. C. BOWLERS
OPEN TOURNEY

George Hoffman Of Bethesda
shot to the front with 75-631
count as the Stars eleventh an
nual Yuletide tournament got
underway at the suburban alley
last night.
But this sputter was only a
starter in the giant holiday maple
classic that tonight was to spread
to five bowling establishments
when Lucky Strike, Arcadia,
Georgetown Recreation, Northeast
Temple and Mount Rainier were
to stage roll-offs among their men
and women participants who made
the grade in the qualifying tests.
Donald Prather today was dis
tinguished as the roller Of the
highest single game in the pre-
liminarieS, by virtue Of a 181
chalked up at Queen Pin. His
effort is worth IS.
Hagerstown pinmen were q
winners from Sholls Cafe in an
intercity match at Chevy Chase
last night when Hildebrand and
Angelo Pallidino paired to trim
Tony Santini and Joe Freschi in
doubles by a score of 799 to 735
and Pallidino scored q singles vic
tory over Santini, 372 to 311.
However, the Capital combina-
tion, led by SantiniS 410,
swamped the invaders In q three.
CONTINUED ON Page 23, Col. ~
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TABLE TENNIS
TOURNEY OPENS

Most Of WaShington's outstand-
ing ping-pongers are slated for
action tonight at 8 o'clock when
the Table Tennis Clubs annual
invitation tournament gets under.
way.
Elias Schunau, city champion,
ard Jack Lee, who had Schunan
at match point six times In a
tournament last week, head the
entry list.
Preliminary tiltS will fill the
schedule tonight and semifinals
and championship battles hold
the spotlight tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
Guns Supported These Suggestions

NJH VISITORS WE'RE QUITE NAIVE IN THEIR WAYS OF
TALK but they not lacking in support of their
gestions fact, ONE OF THE GENTRY SHOWED A As
AUTOMATIC into the intersices Of Mr. ribs while
companion performed similar service for EDDIE SHEA.
And they requested that the listen to All
had to do into the tank four rounds
DIcATE would be sEAs and would ACCOMPANY MR.
AIvIs AND MR. SHEA wherever they and
could proceed under their It thoroughly
business like conversation.
THE AFFAIR WAS ONE OF THE MOST THRILLING EVER
SEEN and the fact that the odds Rosenberg suddenly
TO to did not deract from the action in the ring AT
to stick his chin into right hand swing and Of went
out like two milk bottles the morning after Christmas Well all
Fight then kind Of bottles He went out schedule
OF COURSE ALL OF THIS is MOST PAINFUL TO MR. ALVIS
who contends to this day that
he nstnctve nches from It, raises his hands
"ALL RIGHT in clear strong tones the conditions
YOU will agree, THEIR WAS NOTHING ELSE FOR MR. ALVIS
10 Do SAEA other matches and MR. ALVS COLLECTED
OTHER PURSES. He managed YOUNG JACK THOMPSON
reganed 1t. ALVIS also managed JACKIE FIELDS
weight Champion He guarded the lat pound title
REILLY guards the 126 pound
THE LIFE OF ALVIS IS SOMETHING OF SAGA OF A
TRAMP ROYAL. He has trod all roads, speakn In
general found them good Even when meals FEWER
AND FARTHER APART than they now, ALvIS FOUND
LITTLE CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT. He fortified by
firm confidence in himself always certain that everything
going be all right He pursued that at times faded
traveller Now he's here bit stouter than days
bit certain of himself and he gets half
more than apt to make WASHINGTON MUCH BETTER SPORTS
TOWN.
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RANKING heavy
HERE BEFORE
BRADDOCK co
BY HOWARD JACOBS

ny nOWANO JANOOS
Lou Nova. the latest white
Hope" to spring up in the heavy
weight boxing picture. will soon
be seen in q Washington ring, 1t
was learned today.
Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn and
Ray Carlin, pilot Of the young
Coast battler. have come to a de-
cision. with only the date and
opponent still undecided.
Carlin is in New York where he
closed for a match with Jim
Braddock, former worlds cham
pion, to take place in New York'S
Madison Square Garden on
March 81. 1t is the plan Of both
Ahearn and Carlin to have Nova
appear in Turner's Arena o few
weeks before the Braddock battle.
COMING EAST FOR LOUIS GO
Nova, back home in California
for the holidays, will entrain for
the East In about ten days to b0
on hand to watch the Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis championship
bout on January 13 in New York.
Local fistic followers little re-
member this youngster, who is
moving to the top Of the heap Of
the heavyweight division with gi-
gantic strides. It is close to q year
and a half since Lou fought here
in the District, registering Q three
round knockout victory over
Velenti Brown, of Baltimore. It
was q scheduled six-rounder, and
Nova received only $50 for his
showing.
THREAT FOR TITLE
Nova moved to the front in box
ing circles when he scored Q tech.
nical knockout over Gunnar Bar
lund. His recent victory over
Tommy Farr stamped him as the
chief threat to Joe Louis title.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
duke CENTER ON
INJURED LIST

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 20
G.N.SO.-Tiger Dan Hill, Dukes
great center who was one Of the
big reasons why some fans picked
the Blue Devils over Troy on jan
uary 2, suffered a back injury dur
ing practice that may keep him
out of the Rose Bowl game, 1t was
disclosed today.
Sweeping down the field to cover
a punt, the 20O-pound redhead
stopped suddenly as the ball
bounded back over his head. In
that instant Dukes Rose Bowl
chances may have stopped with
him.
AS Hill Jared to the sudden
halt, something jerked in his back
and he was unable to straighten
himself to a normal standing posi-
tion.
After several minutes, in which
the team trainer, Bob Chambers,
and several of the worried players
massaged his back, Hill was able to
limp off the field with the aid OF
a teammate.
1T was just a "crick' in his
back" explained Coach Wallace
Wade and team attaches.
But when a taxi was called to
transport Hill from the field the
really serious nature Of the injury
was realized.
1t was denied last night that
Hill had been taken to a Pasadena
hospital, and Duke attaches
stated after an examination Hill
had been ordered to take it easy
for a couple of days.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28

MIAMI, Dec. 20 H.N.SJ.-BOth
Tennessee and Oklahoma held
secret practice sessions today for
their Orange Bowl clash on Mon
day.
The two indicated and un.
tied teams are expected to draw
the biggest crowd I'm the history
Of the annual pOstSeaSOn game
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
CIV. ACE GAINS
IN NET TOURNEY

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-Dave
johnson, Of George Washington
University. Washington, D. c.,
and Robert A. Arnold Of Iona
Prep, New Rochelle, N. Y, were
scheduled to clash late this after
noon In the third round Of the
Junior singles IN the twenty
fourth annual indoor singles ten
mis- tournament here.
The Washington youth ad-
vanced yesterday ct the expense
Of Donald Ochs Of New York,
whom he defeated In straight sets,
go, 81. Arnold turned back vii
liam Casey, Of New York, 20, S-4,
"a.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
Knoxville Team Vies
In D. {. " Program

A program of sports involving
a visiting delegation of young ath-
leteS representing the Knoxville
(Tenn) Y. M. C. A. in competi-
ton against the Central Y here,
starts tomorrow and is scheduled
to last the balance Of the week.
The groups will compete in
swimming meets and basketball
games, In senior and junior divi.
sions. A banquet is listed for
Friday night.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
Here's an Ironcldd Alibi
Laundry Man Takes Duds, Drill Cancelled

has appeared, consisting Of Dad.
diO, Pit, and Petrick, Indiana,
ends; Mihal, Purdue, and De-
laney, Holy Cross, tackles; Helix
kinen, Michigan, and Twedell,
Minnesota, guards, and NC
Donald, Illinois, center.
The backfield Is Still uncer-
tain, but the best combination
found has been Faust, Mime
sofa, quarter; Goldberg, Pitt,
left half; Mcleod, Dartmouth,
right half, and OsmanSki, Holy
Cross, fuIIback.
The Washington times., 1938-12-28

ing on the field without shirts
and socks.
Kerr declared the loss Of the
day was serious.
1--WE need practice badly" he
declared. "We've just got to
find q way to stop that Vic Bot
tari. What that boy did to
win for California 13-O against
Georgia Tech Monday was some
thing. If we don't stop BOttari,
it's the laundry mans fault"
From the workouts so far held
. fairly definite starting line
The Washington times., 1938-12-28

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20
U.N.SD.-A laundry man, of all
things, today gave the West
team unexpected support In its
contest with Eastern AlLStars in
the annual Shrine charity foot
ball classic January 2.
The laundry man failed to
show up with the fasteners
wash, and a. q result cO-cOacheS
Andy Kerr and Bernie Bierman
were forced to cancel practice.
Their squad objected to cavOrt-
The Washington times., 1938-12-28
Tenn. and Okla. Hold
Secret Grid Workouts

with an attendance estimated ct
more than 10000.
The Volunteers continued to
be rated as heavy favOriteS, with
the odds strengthening - It
was reported that three Okla
hOma regulars would be unable
to play. They are Howard Nc
Carthy and Bill j ennings, backs
and Guard Jerry Bolton.