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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
Dr.. Goddard
Has Both Feet
On This World

replace heavy artillery, Tor long.
range bombardment of cities, Il
the first of1eial recognition Of
their possible use in warfare.
He specifically cites the work of
Doctor Goddard. ut Q time when
Doctor Goddard b piling -
new patents and getting some q
his biggest sizslers under con-
troll. II b also the time when
the tiny, motored plane, evolv-
ing from the toy, and controlled
By radio, b absorbing the inter-
est Of the army experimenters
- . possible bomb-dropper.
his most valuable contribution
to rocketeering, noted BY Major
Randolph. ID his continuous low
Of power, instead Of the single
Initial explosion. Gasoline and
oxygen, mixing and exploding
rs they issue from . tail nozzle,
give steady propulsion.
Doctor Goddard, an amiable, un-
assuming, baldish man, began his
rocket experiments at Clark univer-
sity in 1914. He is physicist, abb
sorbed in pure science.
IT DOES begin to look as though
scientists will be the loudest of all
when "Beulah Land" rings out at
the next singfest. Once upon a
Church and looked warilv
Test Tubes Are whenever a man
leaning Up of sci enc e
opene d his
mouth, because SO many of them
were arguing against a hereafter.
But Sir Richard Gregory, with his
1T is just as permissible to assume
that another world awaits habita-
ton of an exalted type of humanity
as it is to believe in the eternal ex-
istence of individuality" is only the
latest of many~to hit the sawdust
trail.
Emeritus professor of astron-
omy, Queens college, London, is
one of his present distinctions,
and he is also a former editor
of the magazine, Nature. The
stars have been his chief guide
for most of the years since he
was born in 1864. How much
their lessons helped him to his
knighthood, 1919, and his baron
etcy, 1881, is question. But
certainly, along with his ac-
knowledged interest in heaven,
they must take responsibility for
his chief books, "The Vault of
Heaven" and Discovery, or the
Spirit of Service Of Science"
DROF. WALTER B. CANNON of
Harvard avoided a mistake made
by Howard Scott. When Mr.. Scott
appeared as the John the Baptist of
,o democracy, he
(onnon lure started taking
Not Cran,med our measure for
DoDn Throats it's immediate
apple alton.
When Professor Cannon put out
"biocracy" several years ago, as a
cure for the ills of the ''body poll
tic" he made it clear that we could
take it or leave it. Hence, while BIZ
ocracy is still in the suspense file,
Professor Cannon finds honor and
advancement as the newly-elected
president Of the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Science,
which body is driving for some
grand scale naturalization of sci
ence and society. That's the main
idea of biocracy-a society which is
not at war with the life force.
He is one Of the most distinguished
PSYCHOLOGISTS in America, given to
novel research. He is the discover
er Of method by which we may
hear our brains ticking.
Q Consolidated News Features.
WNU Service.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

league record
A. D. Locke, South
African golf pro.
who recently won
the New Zealand
open, has decided to
revisit England next
year for the open
meet Jimmy
F o < Z, American
leagues outstanding
player as its $40 hit
ting champ bats
man. was voted the
Eddie H,,r1Av Mem.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
Two World Beaters
Of 80 Years Ago

Jess willard, one-time heavy
weight boxing champion of the
world, in a plane used during his
glorious days as a ring top-notcher.
This 1910 pusher, owned by Clar-
ence Macarthur of Tampa, Fla, is an
ancestor of the modern planes which
took part in the American Air
maneuvers in Florida recently.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
WHO'S
NEWS
THIS
WEEK
By LEMUEL F. PARTON

NEW YORK.-Dr. Robert H. God
dard, experimenting with rock
cts for the last "a years, and stead
lily making progress, has had as hi.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

eyes, and Brother Paul is all
right again. His arms so good he's
been playing golf. told him he'll
win 20 games for those Cardinals
and lose only four. He'll lose those
four pitching against me, which is
how many times intend to beat
the Cardinals"
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
Dean in Shape?

nIZZY DEAN, the erratic gentle
- man the Chicago Cubs secured
from the Cardinals last spring for
a mere $185. 900 and a parcel Of ball
players, is as sound as q dollar
according to Dizzy Dean. 81.
Basebalrs problem child insists
that he hasn't cheated on the series
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

of doctors who
h a v e examined
his arm. He fol-
lows, h e s a y S,
their or d e r S,
and hasn't done
anything or e
strenuous tn a n
caddy three or
four times a
week for tn e
''missus d o W n
in Dallas"
Always the op-
timist, Dir gave
the rest of the
for,;1x, LN1.x.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

goal the pene-
tration of the
higher atmos-
phere, the posi-
BILE catapulting
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
Lesson No. IA.

This diagram shows the breaking
Of the cluster on the second shot.
Place balls as per diagram. Play
shot No. l by hitting the object ball
v to right; strike ball in the center
with q medium stroke and your cue
ball, after pocketing the object ball.
will hit two rails (cushions) and stop
where No. . shot Is marked. Your
second shot then Is the break, and
all you need is to strike hard into
the object ball.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

time, religionists
looked warily
whenever a man
OF S c / e n c e
o p e n e d h j S
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20
Sport Shorts

The Green Bay Packers played
before more than $50, 900 specta-
tors In four games on the road last
season for new National Football
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1939-01-20

Air, submarine, destroyer, and
mine bases, necessary to the ade-
quate defense of the U. s. and its
possessions, have been mapped by
the naval board, which congress in
1898 directed to survey the coast
lines Of the United States and its
possessions. Shown here are prof.
ects recommended in a report SUBJ
mitted to congress by Secretary of
the Navy Claude Swanson. These
sites, in the opinion of the board,
are best situated for defense bases.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
BUCKSDEFEAT
CLIPPERS,6TO4

PORTLAND, Ore. Tho Portland
Buekarooh. with nothing 70 lone
and little 10 gain. last night
whipped the Spokane Clippers
Just for the fun of II The final
score was q 10 Z. and the defeat
set back the Clippers campaign
TO increase their third place lead
over Vancouver and gain the Pa
eifie Ice Hockey league piaysffs.
The game sas roaring fast
most of the way. sad vas
penalty free until the final
period.
The Bucks Numbered three
goals past Cauthisr In the first
period. duplicated two Clipper
scores In the second. and then
successfully wtthstood . spokans
rally IN the third.
Only effective scorer for epo-
Kane Vas Ron 3offHtt. who nsttsd
three of the Clippers four sosis
'Llln" Lennon vas Responsible for
the fourth,
Louie Holmes. Portland center,
va the only Buck IN cage more
than one tally. Holmes got a pair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Longview Swimmers
Meet Lincoln Today

Facing the second place Long
view swimming team, Lincoins
tank squad will seek 10 sysngs .
800 setback handed them earlier
In the season by ths Lurnbsflsoks
Nhsn they meet IN ths Abe pool
today A. . 80 O'Clock
The Lynx zO0-yard relay team
sfaaahed the state and conferences
records in their last meet with tns
University of Washington Fr0sb.
MT the marx did rot count as tbs
Ffosn are a nOB.issggs team BE-
sides the relay aqaAd ihs Lynx
boast . ohAts eham pi0n in the 20
yard dash IN EId s0lGn, xho nss
not been defeated during e0mpstis
ton thus far fhls sesson and sxs
unbeatsn last year Leading the
JACKS are two stfOng oaekstross
artlsts. Bill gasdatfs. holder u
ne conference record. snf Melvin
Johnson. STATE champion IN the
ssHs event,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Adoree Returns
To Tacoma Mat

Andre Adoree. the finc-looking
young trcnohman who spends
much time emoting before motion
picture cameras. returns here
Monday night to meet the capable
Floyd Hansen of Salt Lake City
In the fivc-round aemi-final on the
wrestling card at Greenwich COLI
scum
Immensely popular with Taco.
mn fans when he wreaticd here
last. some two years ago, Adorec
can look forward 10 a rousing re-
eeption not alone from Hansen,
but from the local graphing en-.
thusiahts An well ~ whrn he APP
pears on the Monday evening card.
Hansen Ia the older brother
of BILLY Hansen. who has
headlined the last sin mat
programs here. but no longer
needs any baIlshoo on that
score.
Jack Holland sensa tioual new
conner from Los Angeles, makes
his second Tacoma start In Mon
days main event. meeting Raoul
Lopez Of Mexico city over the
eifht-round route, best two fslls
out of three.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

coin. arc tied for first place In the
standings with two wins against
az many losses. The Bengals lost
To the Bells by 1855 score in the
first engagement but came back
TO defeat the west end school 81
to % In the second tilt.
The Bells won one-point vic
tory over the Lincoln team last
Tuesday night.
The starting lineup for Coach
Bob Leyinson's squad will probs-
bly, find Fiorino and Smith at the
forward spots. Normile at center.
and Robinson and Healy at the
guard positions.
The Tigers lost To the Everett
Seaguls Tuesday evening In a
close game that was not decided
until the final minutes OF play.
Bengal Coach Y. G.. Lowman
said Friday that his squad n IN
top condition, set TO win the all
important TIT that would put them
well on their way for their ilth
consecutive City crown
stadiums lineup will probably
find Yves Hudson and Marion
Klarich at the guard berths. Bob
Loftness at center and Russ
soper and Matt Kspovioh at the
forward spots. Coach Lowman
also expects TO use Fred Angus,
Warren Harvey. Dick Donelson.
Dave Livingston and George War
ter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Ski Weather

Paradise Temperature, ~ DE-.
sr~cs. no new snow. total. 2a0
inches dry snow. skiing good.
calm: roads open Ia Narads,
shuttle busses not Operating,
chains required from iongmire.
snoqusImie howl tHsakl Tenn
p~raturr 2,i cloudy calm no new
snoa. total. rs inches. skiing es-
celirnt.
stampede Current Temperature,
n. mn new spos NJ inches fatal,
calm. part cloudy. skiing good.
Monad lake Current t~mprra-
tufe. 10; mo new SNOW. lis ipsbss
total calm; part cloudy; dry.
po.dcry snow skiing excellent.
Martin lodge Current iempefs-
tur~. 10; no new SNOW; 10 inehes
total: calm. partly cloudy. dry
SNOW, skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
bottIers Led
By M'kinnell

csmmsrnno nvshevp vuN the
fAeam~ CITY basketball league
second half rh1mpsuSshtr 81 tsts-
aosn high lest night.
college, ~ Puget Sound frurA
fell b~fers ths SETTLERS. ~ to IL
Cams naw rseet Jnhnsua Painters
fes the aii>svasun tisle JonAecno
we're Inc first Aatf wtNasya.
rNe wseues ~ ~ p1nvu0
~sm wsess ~ wsnnes q nome
aay ssgA4'~ An uDAouennvu.
ruysIesp snwp ~ - peseee
csuasv hpv1A - ~ AAU
eA~@ps~~seeps - npnsooo ~
sA>s vsuaeA.
me Hcttisvn wea N . VAIN fFo&n
she Lsarrrs neA Met<iwneiI 1850
10 prants "a M tossl for ~ -
snr ~ msnst u IN 10 Only cnehy
Hsfness soppsd nsmI cseny
dropped IN - while Jehaonne wsvo
downing GENERAL nostors. = - ~.
Hsrnss9 sssssW TRIAL rseos - nv
IN give ths Painters tne1R f1vue
leading sccses Harry t>anG. CO.
msrsna player. ~us H. iit1e ~
year wish 10 pssnsA
rhliiss dropp>d cailfnvutA ~
ssis. "a Ia -. IN ins srswss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Amateur Ring
Season to End

Winding up American Legion
amateur boxing activity for the
season, Tacoma simon-pures
will meet a Southwest Wash
ington aggregation In a team
match next Thursday at Green
wich coliseum, Matchmaker
VIII Maylon announced Friday.
Dale Maloney, Northwest
Golden Glove welterweight
champion, who represented this
sector at the Pacific Coast
Golden Glove finals In Los An
geies In December, will he n
member Of the visiting team,
Maylon said. Bill Meek. vet
eran Centralia boxing instruct
or. will direct the Southwest
Washington team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
loggers Face
Villa mette

Wilamette's strong Northwest
conference hoop team opens two
night series with College of Puget
Sound on the Logger floor to-
night
Proceeds from tonight's game
will go toward President Roose-
veits infantile paralysis fund.
PLAY begins at s O'Clock.
The Loggers will wind up their
conference play with these games.
The season has been most dis
astrous, height and experience
being sadly lacking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Renton Papooses
Defeat Vikings

Renton Proposes defeated Puy-
sllup Baby Vikings. 1874. at Rem
ton yesterday afternoon 10 take
the Puget Sound conference junior
high basketball title for the third
straight year.
Renton VAS the north end
champion while Puyallup won
sin straight In the south end
competition. The same two
teams have played for the
title all three years.
Members Of the Puyallup team
are Gail Bruce, Galen Hoover. Bill
Calligsn, Yukio Takeuehi. Harold
Rodyelt and Marion cstron, coach
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

Led by Charles stagner, who
rolled 656 total, bowlers OF the
Glass B City league turned in
mighty scores in their matches at
the Broadway alleys Thursday
night.
Two new records were estab-
lished in the series, and 10 of the
pinmen rolled scores of more than
600.
Berle Wakefield, Crystalike
star, fell short of Stagner's
high score by ony one pin.
reaching 655.
Paul Screven scored 627. Russ
Hewitt SOC, Cy Faulkner Gil. J..
Bysak sos, Bill Moriarity sos. Sam
Coles 627, Tony Vetter 62s and
Les Stark COS.
High single game of the session
was turned in by Paul Screven
and Ray Michaud. each of whom
rolled a big 257 count.
Carlson McCallum bowlers rolled
1888 in one game to set a new
high team single game score. Ben
Shining led the quintet with 240
game. George McCallum rolled
233, Verne Filkins 2l5. Ted Ham
ilton 156 and Oscar Carlson 1877.
x MARKS THE SPOT
a new team total was hung up
by the Triple x Barrel men who
scattered 3075 pins in the three
games. Stsgner's SIS, Bysak's 606
and Fsulkner's Gil were scored for
this team Yves Jones added 53s
and A. Lutes 574 to the team
total
Besides the 500 scores, there
were numerous other good
marks. Chef Wiksfen rolled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Basketball Results

Rice Institute ~, Ts1As Chris
tan 80.
Oklahoma A. a ". 81, Okla
honA II.
Oregon Normal 81, Eastern Ore
Kon Normal 81.
OTTAWA 10. Kansas WssleyAn 50.
Billings Poly -. Montana Nor
NAL 10.
Butler a., st. Joseph 20.
MuhienberK Is, Buekneii 81.
Georgetown IS. Carnegie Tech 81
Bethany 80. ~. Vincent sS.
Geneva 80, WsynesbuTg rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
B Cd w l. l II Il

$40. Paul Scbaeffer sos, Ocky
Seidelman SIT, Morris Gray
572. Joe Penowich STA, Ben
Shining 59I, Amos Luies 5;t.
Ray Michaud sol, Ed Cupper-
null 574 and Ernie Asbridge
574.
League play for the week will
close with the matches Of the
Class A Women's league and the
Milwaukee circuit tonight The
women bowl at 6:l5 and the Rail-
roads shoot al SIS.
HEAVY SCHEDULE
A heavy schedule OF tournament
play and special matches is carded
for the weekend. Tscoma's three
tournament teams, Pacific Match,
Alt Heidelberg and Crystalline,
travel 10 Vancouver. B. C, Sat-
urday TO compete in the annual
Washington Birthday tournament
there.
Saturday night, on the Broad
way alleys, three teams from the
Milwaukee league will oppose
three quintets from the Bremerton
navy yard.
sunday night, on the local
alleys. the Intercity Classic
league viii roll Its regularly
scheduled matches at 1880.
Another entry in the City ASSOC
citation tournament Thursday
brought the number of teams en-
tered To ~. Tacoma Towel Sup
ply OF the Industrial league is the
new entry. Closing time for team
entries is Saturday night. Vance
Mcclure. secretary. has announced.
The tournament. which Is for the
city championship, starts sstur-
day night, February Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
GREAT DOGS IN 1899 STATE TRIALS
Three Events
On Schedule

High grade hunting dogs from
Canada. California and the North
west will compete In the WASH
ington State Field Trials event
tomorrow and Sunday over the
Grand Mound Rochester course.
Headquarters will be Al the
Lewis A Clark hotel. Centralis. ac-
cording 10 President Charlie Muir
ply of Aberdeen.
The puppy and derby events
will he run off Saturday after
which n banquet VIII be held
and drawings made far the
sll-age classic for sunday.
Andy Nelson. Tacoma, and Hugh
MeElroy. Spoka will Judge.
They are veterans who know their
game from every angle.
Kennels for the competing dogs
will be established at the Fair
grounds.
The judges and field marshall
will be mounted on horses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Three Games on
Valley Program,


Valley Paris all risk their
Pgyaliup City lssnus leadership
Saturday night when they NEST
the shurfins Foods squad at .
.. m
Arctic Hoiilsfs and Gregory
Paints meet In The opener while
Christian Church and spruce We
nsef tsnsls in the nluhfcsp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Swiffs Contract
Comes Back 0. K.
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH Pitcher Bin
Swift has accepted terms % his
1899 contract and N1ll report 10
san Bernsrdino training camp Of
the Pittsburgh Pirates March ,.
club officials announced today.
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tilt. They have yet to be defeated
in City play and have already taxi
en- the Lions twice this season.
This will be the third time that
the two varsity squads have met
and winner will take over undis-
puted first place in the league.
The two teams. along with Lin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
EatonviI|e Ring
Fights tomorrow

Eatonville's boxing and wrest-
ling card under auspices of Com
munity Progress, Inc, will be held
Saturday night.
Freddie Steele. former middle
weight champion of the world,
Nip tatrees
Shetei rs the card, as tentatively
set:
Main event: Don Murphy of st.
Paul camp No. 5 VS.. Willie Muse
of Tacoma, 152 pounds.
First scmi-final: Les Dickey of
Eatonville VS.. Charley Johnson Of
Tacoma. 1913 pounds.
Second semi-final: Al Miller of
Eatonville VS.. Johnny Morris of
Tacoma, Jap pounds.
Special event: Johnny Miller Of
Eatonville VS.. Laverne Wilson of
Tacoma. 1877 pounds.
George Lind, Eatonville. VS.. Bill
Longe. Tacoma. las pounds.
Junior Hoggstt, Eatonville, vs..
Bill Andrews, Pack Forest, 125
pounds.
"Swede" Anderson, Eatonville.
VS.. Bert Wicks, Pack Forest, 14s
pounds.
Toshi Kirahara, Eatonville Lum-
Der Co. VS.. Joe Smith, Tacoma,
lis pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Bells VS.. Tigers Tonight

In crucial City league game
at o'clock tonight, Stadium
Tigers will take on the Bellar-
mine Lions in the Stadium gym.
A preliminary game between the
midget teams on the two schools
will start at o'clock. The Ben
gal Babes are favored TO win the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
NEW ENEMIES

HAMILTON. n. y. - when
George Washington uniysrsity
played Colgate in basketball this
season u was IN. first time the
two schools mad met In any sport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
POLITICAL FOOTBALL

lHsHTE~TON. W va HtAEe
Representative Glenn Taylor In
tends 10 introduce a bill which
would force Vest Virginia and
Marshall college To meet In foot.
ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
COACH OLD CATCHEK

tHEsTGH. Pa = O Falizfla.
new football coach ~ Penn Mil
tary college. ones caught for the
Cincinnati Reds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Jugo Hero Of
Dupont Game

Gilt Top shot its way into the
1e3s-39 Commercial a Basket
ball league championship by
downing Dupont A c. 81 TO 50,
in the deciding championship
game at Stadium Thursday night
Oakland upset American
Lake. 20 20 rs. in thrilling
battle for fifth place in the
Commercial "B" loop In the
preliminary game.
Rudy Jugo was the big gun in
the Toppers' victory, with 20
points The Gilt Top five won
SIX out OF its last seven games.
counting the plsyoffs, while Du-
pont was dumped from first place
by losing SIX out of seven after
setting an early record That
looked like championship year.
summaries:
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rssy.liup - naesisr. sumnsF -
tnnrcis- nsntnn ~ Aubafa. Hsnt
~ HishIins
rssnrv sot>rs tssatr
ovsins 81 FiEs Z G rFxp -
Roy. cloyss Para ~ Napowsin. kston.
vile ~ rsira
rnt.sof NY tSsntr
Nsshnn AZ ruft ofxhsra. Rain.
bridge Al Vaughn
Prep hoep squads NJ the raso-
ma ARA swing into their mid.
February assignments tonight
Puget Sound conferences gum.
tsts engage ln the second round NJ
their last hslf schedule with the
Auburn nsnion ard Kent uishilns
games drawing the moss attention
Al DshiherK's fuYailap viking.
challenge Buckley Muuniainssr- At
buckley while sumner srsrtsns
viii ~ek % fslsi the Enumela~
Tigers tail a Fnumeisv
MN yia.eas sIs Trob~ws
VIII d~sewd their rtesce Ceun.
" league advantage against
Mel Essan's Ovtiss Cardswsts
~ tlfe. Secsad place Essss-
vile Cruisers sail Into the
S~im TovusAoes ~ yelm
while thisd-p,srs 1sv Iess
must cope With TED tsewslae-
sen and me r, !. e. Ps~ps ~
Roy. Clover Park goes ~
kspowsin.
Only two games ara M tho rfis
County league Slate hut rivalry "
keen for position In The kltsap
county tourney, vashon can eIneh
a place by beating Port Orchard
st Port Orchard while nalnbsidEs
MUS, beat Vaughn sf Vaughn In
stay In the running for another
position, ronisbo has already
einehsd the league iliis
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YALE SPENDS x489 900
NEW HANEN-Yale university
spent Sass. 900 on athletics in 1888.
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Sound League
Plays Tonight

err sos N so>svnp>sr
rSsrsli1p - nuetfef Summer -
Fnuwcis~ msntnn ~ AunaFu Hsnt
u HishIine
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Commercial -" fifth Place
Oakland f29l (2S1 American LAX
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-05-08
For
Peace Voiced
ByEx-King

Verdun, May 8.-(AP)-T The Duke
Of Windsor this afternoon complet-
ed the text of his ""appeal to reason"
in international affairs to be broad
cast tonight to the United States. He
seemed determined to make his APP
peal, despite some advanced crltl-
ciSm =,
After numerous telephone calls
between the dukes suite and Lon
don. a member of his party said the
former ruler had livery good rea-
son" to proceed with his speech.
The duke was informed that some
British newspapers had criticized his
plan to speak as "onopportune."
(Both the British Broadcastlng
Corporation and the Canadian
Broadcasting Corporation announc-
ed that they would not carry the
address.)
The duke abandoned tour OF
World War battlefields to write the
speech. The broadcast, the former
KING Edward Wits first since the
historic abdication speech OF Deem
Der IL, 1886, will be made while his
brother, King George vi, is on the
high seas making good will trlE
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