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Evening star., 1939-02-03

winter session Of the National Jew.
ish Forum at 8 am. tomorrow at
the Jewish Community Center.
Senator James M. Mead will speak
at q banquet and installation Of OH
GERS Of Argo Lodge Monday night
at the Mayflower Hotel. Omcers to
be installed include Seymour Guth-
man. president and Mrs. Morris
Gewirz, president Of the ladies aux
iliary.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Jolly Polly

K. M-"He is one of the many
persons who are always poking fun
Is the correct form. Who stands for
persons, not for one, and therefore
requires the verb to be in the plural
number. The sentence as originally
written illustrates very common
fault.
Send a return envelope for the
ieaf1et, Business English"
Evening star., 1939-02-03

Mrs. John s. Bennett had sent the
club q check for 500 for the XII
wants crippled children fund.
Evening star., 1939-02-03

George Washington University will
lecture on Gripping Conditions in
Children" He also takes part in
the radio broadcast.
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Dr.. Sochor to Speak
At Jewish Forum

DR.. Abram l.. Sachar, national
director of the B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation, will address the mid
Evening star., 1939-02-03
Kiwunis Club Plans
Valentine Purty

A Valentine Day party for wives
and sWeethearts will feature the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-21
Griidn,en
Decide Races

-Four more state high school
football titles were elinched over
the weekend and two more were
at least split.
Flies Trojans Won the Navy
bowl title by stopping Poulsbo,
10, and went to the fore OF class
B high schools. The win added
enough points to the Trojans
season record to give them a new
Washington scoring mark of 32s
points in 10 games.
Puyallup won the Puget
Sound conference title by
edging out Renton. 1913. as
Enumclaw was knocking off
the league-leading Auburnltes
for their first defeat. Auburn
wound up In second spot tied
with Highllne, with Enumclaw
riding fourth.
Gle Elum finished an unbeaten
season and took the Yakima VAL
ley A league title with a TO win
over kennewick. Pasco beat FL
lensburg, 1875.
Longview was assured OF a tie
for the Southwest conference title
with a 200 win over Olympia, as
Vancouver whipped Chehalis, $50.
Anacortes clinched a tie in the
Skagit County circuit with a 6-6
standoff with Sedro- Woolley.
Unbeaten but twice tied
Grandview smashed Granger,
$50, to claim the Yakima
Valley b title.
Centralia of the Southwest con-
ference beat Cross-State leagues
Lincoln Abes; Stadium Tigers
rolled over Wenatchee, 400: Sc
attic Prep whipped Bremerton.
l2-0, and Hood River, Ore, beat
Lakeside Lions, 1913.
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CHURCH BASKETBALL

Park Church Fraternal Pre-
Season league games for tonight !.
ParlSland p. l. c. gym
o'clock. Falkland Trinity Lutheran
VS.. Central Lutheran.
Bellarmlne gym -- $50 o'clock,
Knapps Business College VS.. Latter
Day Saints; 7:30, Messiah Luther
an VS.. Zion Lutheran: $50, Ep-
worth NJ. f. VS.. Woodmen Of the
World; $50. Puyallup Christian,
practice period.
There will be no games sched-
uled for next Thursday night.
Practice games at Bellarmine
for Tuesday night: O'Clock.
johnson Paint Co.; s o'clock. st.
Peter & Paul: 9 O'Clock, Cam
maranos.
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Dutch Clark
Pays a Debt
EASTERN DIVISION

NEW K-The National
Football league today headed into
the final two weeks of the regular
championship season with the
Green Bay Packers leading the
western parade and the champion
New York Giants and Washington
Redskins remaining deadlocked
for the eastern lead.
/, The old story OF an athlete re-
buked hoisted Green Bay into the
western division lead Sunday. Earl
(Dutch) Clark, one-time Detroit
star and coach, revenged his I'M
happy days with that club when
his Cleveland Rams knocked the
Lions kicking. I4-3. That defeat
dropped the Lions from a tie for
the lead to third place and prob
ably cost them a shot at the title.
Clark, who asked his ex-
employers for his players re-
lease. a routine he neglected
'" "tOhu W ohcu ne ftIt Dc-
/ troit to come to Cleveland as
coach this season, filled his
|~p Of vengeance TO overflow
ing while watching the Rams
subdue the Lions. The De-
troit owners had refused
Clark. long past his prime,
permission to play.
Green Bay conquered the Brook
lyn Dodgers easily. $50, and
grabbed the undisputed western
lead. With two games to play
with the Rams and Lions. Green
Baysis favored to retain the west
ern title and move into the east
west playoff.
The eastern race remained status
quo as the Giants easily conquered
the Pittsburgh Pirates. 23-7. and
the Redskins drubbed the Chicago
Cardinals, 2s-7.
In the days other game the Chi
eago Bears retained a slim chance
at the western title by triumphing
over the Philadelphia Eagles,
'27-14.
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niIsen Leads
Team to Win


Tacoma's Columbus, leaders of
the Northwest Semi-Pro Football
league. wound up their 1889 home
season yesterday by beating West
Seattle, IA to Z.
In the meantime Enum-
claws Silver Barons were de-
feating Renton, 8 to 0.
Hal Nilsen scooped up blocked
punt and set sail for the enemy's
goal in the second frame. He
hustled 35 yards without being
halted.
In the third quarter Hal
passed to Nelson with enough
ability TO set up a touchdown
from the courtyard marker,
where Harmon went over.
West Seattle scored in the last
quarter when a poor pass from
center gave the visitors the ball on
the Tacoma courtyard stripe. Rob-
inson went over. Conversion was
good.
Red Baldwin intercepted a pass
in the second period and lugged 1t
SO yards for the touchdown.
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AAU MAY HOLD
OLYMPICGAMES

NEW YORK The executive
committee Of the Amateur Ath-
letic union announced today that Il
had received Pan-Americsn olym-
piad "feelers" from six cities and
had authorized President Law
renee Dibenedetto OF New Orleans
to approve a special committee TO
consider the proposals should Fin
land cancel the 1910 Olympic
games because Of the war.
Secretary Dan Ferris of the
AAU revealed that offers to hold
the Pan-American games have
been received from Detroit. Phila-
delphia. Los Angeles. New York.
Havana and Buenos Aires.
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Reserve Griidmen
ToPlay Monday

Lincoln and Stadium reserves
who fail to see action In the
Thanksgiving day game this
Thursday will still have a chance
to get revenge on their rivals next
Monday afternoon.
A contest between the two scrub
elevens was proposed by coaches
from the two schools last week.
This will be the first encounter be-
tween the two varsity reserve
teams. although the sophomore
elevens have played twice.
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Hoopmen Busy
At Federal Way

Two dozen candidates answered
Coach George cronquist's first
call for the Federal Way basket.
ball squad last week. The Eagle
hoopsterH open their Pierce County
league schedule on January . al
OrtlnE.
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Coach BlIl vlnson lnlfoaueea
each player and HE parsnis. al~'
the team managers, ylnson told
The crowd that the TroIans wars
the beat team IN HE - years -
coaching experiences.
Other talks we're given by Ernie
Robbins, Joe Kruger and jam
oalisrt. Pictures were shown ~
two Fife games and ths sysnsng
concluded with dancing
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Fife nonors
It's Trojans

FIFE Three m narsd that's
al the place weuia nnia pFu.a
Fife bocstsrs and parents set dawn
10 turkey banquet hsTs Saturday
night to hanar the f'ifs Tfolaas.
newly crowned stats Class y
champions. ard their eo&ek. nlli
vlnson.
Tass<y--hax rrsersns help
inHs--~as lsdiea sui 10 th~
happy thfenE who talked u
neiAing else b~tueea hltc~ II
srsnbsrrs raaes. dressing ssa
psssapkin Pc than The thsilis
ia Flies TO victory ever
Nsrth kitssp yikiass II
rsaisbs Fri4isy nluht ~ nFe.s.
erfen.
The PIT. A. served the meal
and Don krisnsr and Olaf Mage.
ness headed the chef department
And what excellent cooks they
were.
saPa Kebe#t Hall. ~ ns~s@
f~s sf ecfemoaie.. opened the
program with . resume u
past fife teams under Ces4hes
Csmpss~ii. sss~hs. kepks saA
yineaa.
Particularly interesting wss ths
record for the past -four years
since fur boys Pete AsilD. Jos
Trueec. Howard Bryan and Mssafa
Tamurs wsre members u al
four tsams T'hs rwcorii
". Load Tiea Poe Aazi.
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Fife Dominates
All-Star Squad

Fife domnated-as II shoud-the Pierce County league
astar football team chosen by the league coaches The
league champions placed five boys the first and three
the second eleven with another gaining honorable mention
the Of alconny Of 1888
repeating this Of Fife and BIN sokok Merle
Mcc1oud Yelm absent games
Big DAndres player Of iass 10
repeat
Nearly o year
Collaborating alcouny selections following
ortng
Bowers Ole Maurice Owens Clover Park
absent
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Bear Crew Beats
Oregon Staters

CORVALLIS, Ore. - University
of CALIFORNIA; sophomore crew
nosed out the Oregon State COL
lege varsity eight by six feet over
b mile and eighth course of the
Willamette river here yesterday.
The California sophs after trail
ing at the three-quarter mark,
pushed ahead and finished in six
minutes, 40.4 seconds.
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ENTRIES WANTED

Teams Interested In sftsring the
independent OF Commercial has
kstbsll leagues are asked 10 con.
tact BIN wlecking al DIN Howell
sporting Goods. Main essb. There
are three berths stu open. Play
will start soon.
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|ORourke Named,
TopPhiNyScout
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA - Promotion
Of Joe Patsy ORourke as chief
scout and naming Clarence Pitt
I'D Ralph G. kimmel as scouts
S-announced today by President
Gerald P. Nugent of the Philadel-
phia Phillies.
Pitt, former New York Giants
loutfielder, already has started
searching for talent on the Pacific
coast. He lives at Inglewood,
Calf.
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PRACTICE GAME

Puysllup Totems and johnson
Paint Of Tacoma meet tonight in
a practice game AZ the PuyallIp
high school gym at p. m
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PHILADELPHIA - Elmer KEEL
berg. member Of the Philadelphia
Eagles professional football team.
Travelled from his home In Oregon
10 Philadelphia in a ls-yesr-oid
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EXPLAINS EyEKYTHING

Los ID % N-Crlcket claims 30
have had fewer changes than al
most any other sport. The ball IL
the same size and weight il was
more than s50 years ago.
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Tigers-Abes Meet thursday, I2:I5
Victor eek
ciiyLauTels

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~hlx ksm<'s - ne y<er ~ ~
ps<sed h<tw~~a A4azsm A. I1a~
euka xFfa s<asn< Tnsn6exivtax my
thursday AEt<fuosa h ~ 80
thsnk bexinnizx q liza
rs sity eh<mrsen.ttR ueien
h<s gone 10 re n~HrNzs >a<n r~~v
~ tn< pest ~. - - a el1A&
se.<sum - = s11no<>y npnpe
lNFr~~tv~ r<<~v9 - spnnne
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f~rs<uner~~ - n~eA ep4unn -
tl-~~e~sp1 e~>sv~1y - -
fssrN<y ~ baasse
Thr Tigers heve wen fi<~ -
tsFs>s n slxht xsm>s tnan IN.
whlle t.iaeein Ia ne same numn~r
N IN. h~s tied ere wua twe m
Last rive.
sssalsm - ~rur<a ~ paints
against - fn< ~ rivals. txnenlo
has taIl,~d III a euuntssu whi1o
~ fs>< h<ve smsse<zl - relntk
ie1p nGc0nua
u><usxs ~ ~ two &e1leela
th1~ e~aeaN sN>Aeuf
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wsils woilA. : - ~. nvsv~1a
: - -. e~e1vs1tn< : = ~ ~
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- - 4 ns~snes>se. = - Z
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nise. - - .. Wpuusssna -
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nnn1unaA. = - 4
Ths uxsts were tHpsvsnlvs n
ruling W ~ tsueh.tewnw asslnss
The Wsn~teh~@ ranthssx il the
ssadlum here SATURDAY. hut lte
visitors wsfs Seriously hsmr&ref
~ previous laiussss - th<e< ny
msn. ceseh Iohnny llssnFsek ns<4
svsFy man hs had - The h~nee.
a<eoad. third snd fourth stfine<ss
played ma~t u The nsm&.
No FtaAT sTMlNuEmn
Saturday night. Lincoln vs. ~
festsd a c<nsfslia. - " Q. me-
Coach E.idls nehwaT1 sieetsd m
10 us~ he fifst-stflns haehfi<l1
ard several IInsmsa. Th~ seofs
does moe inalesss true strengths -
the south end sisssn.
Injuries may play = part h -
Gliding the iwus Tnksy dsy. ~
Stadium. u y pfpl~hse th.k O.
Captain Wss tilidnon. star h1oeh-
inx quarter. VIM hss bs<a - To
beneh for Two weeks. win r<tssn
~ satsoa Thursday.
nat Aus1ts besstes. s~9utns
tseh,s. pssesbis eln sst -
ssie - pisy. ~ = nss-sss -
iaInsea ien. nn1 uIsks. 81
asptais. vino inst ws~h wns
b~iiesrd isss - ~ ieam ~
the ialuff feute. ssw setIss
against Wesstehee ss6 ~
aeubs~diy viii pl~y sssinnt
the AIRS.
Only msjef casualty ~ Liaeels
10 Howard I'yfsfs . guard. Nho~s
injuries pfpesfdy will kssp hlm -
The bsneh Thursday.
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pno FOOTBALL.

Chicago Bear. ~. PhiIasi.lphis
IA
New York n. Pittsburgh =.
Green Hay ~. Brooklyn o.
Washington n. Chicago Card
mails J.
Cleveland ~. Ts~freit ..
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TOUCHDOWN Bald vim
slallslics

AAAAAAlgHAA# AsaAA
statistics
Total first downs EnumciAW g.
Renton 7. total net yards gained from
scrimmage. EnumclaW 1871. Renton
l4e. net yards gained bY rushing.
gross gain less YARDS lost rushing
Enumciav %. Renton 81. net yards
gained bv forward passing. Enunriaw
IS. Renton So. forward passes at
tempted. EnumcisW "a. Renton az:
forward passes completed. EnumeiaW
3. Renton 9 forward passes had in
tercepted. EnumclaW 3 Rentou 4:
yards intercepted passes returned. IN
GLIDING lateralA. EnumciaN IS Rem
ton 10. average ysrdage OF punts
Enumclaw 353 Renton s7.7. average
yardzRe Of punt returns. EnumciaW
II. RentOn O. average YardAEe OF
kickoff returns EuumelGW SO. Rem
ton II times ball lost on fun iss
EnuuelaW 2. total yafdase ioEt b.
penalties. EnumclsE s. RsntOn IS.
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HARM IN HARMON


STILL HARM IN HARMON
Michlgan's defeat Of Penn
sylyania proved that there's
still harm in Tom Harmon
Missouri bowied along 10 a
bowl bid by bowling over
Oklahoma The Okeyn
played solitaire with Paul
christman all afternoon and
forgot there were 10 other
Missouri players
The enthusiastic Dartmouth
boys VINO bet on the Big Green
are paying of today and
how Cornell ran peli-mell
over the New Hampzhirs boys
10 continue indicated
Saturday the 18th might a.
well have been Friday the
18th for Pitt and Alabama,
because their respective IiBxes
failed 10 hold. Pitt Loot h.
Nebraska for the second tiae
In - years while Alabama
sas whipped by Georgia Teen
for the first time In seven
After losing 10 Foraham.
the 81 Mays football team
started home BY way Of MEX
leo where ye are sure Public
iiy Director Tom Foudy wili
give the matad0rs plenty u
competition IN throwing the
bull Princeton couldn't
beat Yale until the last nine
minutes u their game and az
Yale has been called the worst
team IN New Haven history
even By IL coach. Ns are
wondering what that makes
Princeton sYU's vi0lsis.
a handsome eorsaxe when the
season started, have continued
shrinking until they're down
u DoutOnnlers s.ze.
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United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK - Mondays
grid-irony.
Columbia's rather NANCY
Lion swan out over It's head
In Tulane's Green Wave and
only artificial respiration by
Lou Little between the halves
saved IL from even worse than
a $50 drowning Not that
Red Dawson, the Tulane
coach, didn't do mis- best 10
keep the Wave from rolling
too high Throughout the
game he kept pulling out 240-
pound players and substitute
ing little fellows who weighed
only 239 pounds
Ringing Brothers will delay
it, local opening two weeks
this season 10 permit New
Workers 10 get over the shock
of Tulane All the Waves
right tackle. MeCollum, needs
10 double for Primo Camera
are four buck teeth
Iowa isn't going to wait
another year TO east It's votes
for a presidential ticket. II
will settle right now for Coach
Eddie Anderson as president
and Halfback Nile kinniek a.
vice president On second
thought. perhaps Kinnick
would make a better secretary
Of labor. In leading the HAWK
eyes 70 a victory over Mime.
sofa. he played ms sixth con
secutive game without re-
lief 900.
CHICAGO WINS
The Chicago football team
qualified for greatness BY
proving II can dish Il out as
well ss take 4 After seer
ing the impressive total Of no
points against z5f 10 four
games with Harvard. Mlehl-
gan. Virginia and Ohio State.
the Aaroons crushed powerful
Oberlln. $50
Northwestern has the per
feet 50" team. It's the bust
Of the year Hailed before
the season ~ the team that
couldn't lose, the Northwest
erns are going to end the year
win q record a. spOfty a. =
leopard with spots before his
eyes .,
Notre Dame has been win
ming 30 many close ones that I
think the Irish should install
a camera eye a. Cartier field
To catch the photo finish -.
North Cardinals fear that the
boys would have 70 spend New
Years day away from the
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SECOND TEAM

Honorable mention: Leo kokesk, Roy; Darrell Kounds,
Orting Les Albright 0rng Wallace Music Yelm Ed Kirk,
Orting; Howard Bryan Fife Don Bennett kapowsn John
Hartman Ortng Jim Johnson 0rtng Al Hartman. Ortng:
Don Hersey, Clover Park Merle MeCoud, Yelm Conrad
Newman Roy.
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Today's Sports Parade

folks Al home IL all vanished
now Duke took care Of
that =.
Tennessee will never get 10
the Rose Bowl II " cant cover
ground any faster than II did
against Vanderbilt The
Volunteers lost three yards
rushing In an hours play
But they came out on top.
1870. and it's not how you play
the game. but WHISTLER you
win or lose
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Nv HENRY McLEMoRE

United Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK - Mondays
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91oit DN DfI4OOss
West Seattle .... 0 o 0 = z
Aatohid s-.+sss#s.sssss US
Officials-Gillihan referee Helm
rick, umpire. johnson. head lines
man. ID. Morris, field Judge
STATIgTTCs
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Roy Rogers, George Hayes, Raymond Hson, Lucille Ball.
Allan Lane And Stefi Duns In Casts or New Double Bill
Singing Cowboy Offers Four New Songs As
West Meets East in Exciting Adventure;
Action Promised in Story of Tropics

Weaving thrilling fabric of action and adventure
around the of and deep in the ungles
of Panama RkO Radios Panama Lady" teams Lucille Ball
and Allan Lane in what is said to be of the seasons
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Movie-Shy Natives In
Shell Fiesta Scenes

Add to the legion OF stranger
than fiction" anecdotes that of
native Mexicans who appear in
some of the fiesta scenes of She
Devil Island" First Division re-
lease now at the Shell theater. for
many Of them had never seen a
motion picture In their lives. yet
appeared ~ an actor in this one.
The film. which has an all-native
cast. features the fiesta which Is
held in small shipping towns along
the shores Of the Gulf of Mexico
at the height of the fishing sea-
son. and in order to secure hun
dreds of actors for local color 1t
was necessary to make use OF sew
eral inhabitants In the back
grounds of several scenes. Charles
Kmball, who produced the picture,
drafted them at 30 many pesos
q day. and 1t took no little time to
recruit the Generosity Mexicsns,
merely to dance as they have done
hundreds Of times during the festi-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-03
Team Monsters
In Daring Film

When the "Frankensteins mon
ster and the "Draculap vampire
got together at the behest of Uni
versal studios for a new assault
on the vulnerable nerves of film
audiences, the result was bound to
be the most spine-tingling produc-
ton ever to reach the screen.
The new, streamlined shocker,
Son of Frankenstein, starring
Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff and
Bella Lugosi, proves just that in
its current showing at the Temple
theater.
Following the example of the
studios earlier entries In the
Frankenstein series, the original
"Frankenstein" and Bride of
Frankenstein," the latest thrill pro-
wider presents Rathbone as the
new possessor of his family's
bloody heritage to the man-killing
man-made monster.
karloff again takes up the mon-
ster's hideous guise, and Lugosi
portrays an unforgettable figure
as the crazed. broken-necked shep-
herd who befriends the monster
and helps him In his nefarious ma
rauding.
Lionel Atwill, Josephine Hutch
inson, Emma Dunn. Donnie Dun
agan and Edgar Norton have other
roles. Rowland v. Lee acted as pro-
Queer and director. Original screen
play is by Willis Cooper.
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Theory Used To
Create Cyclone

Delicate mathematical calcula-
tons were conducted by the man
Albert Einstein pronounces one Of
Americas five greatest mathema-
tcians, to work out a formula for
the sound of a cyclone In terms
of decimals and electrical fire.
quencies.
The object was to produce the
noise of such a story for THE
Wizard of o. spectacular musical
now at the Blue Mouse theater.
The Frank Baum fantasy opens
with cyclone lifting a house with
a little girl in it from a Kansas
plain and depositing her In the
magic land of Or.
AS sending sound apparatus In
search of unpredictable cyclones
was impossible, o. o. Ceccarini,
mathematician, was put to work.
From scientific weather figures he
obtained the pressure, velocity. air
density and electrical characters
tics of cyclones. From these facts
he calculated volume and pitch Of
the sounds that would naturally
accompany these phenomena.
These calculations completed, he
worked out practical methods Of
creating the sounds; 4,69s,271 sep
arate figures and algebraic SYM
bols had gone into 200 pages Of
calculations before the task was
completed.
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And They Shall Haze Music p

Here picture which win be enjoyed by young and old
alike human drama Of boys and girls, and Of great
musician who played important part in their lives.
b music You looking for you will find il In 'They
Shall Have Music which had It's Tacoma premiere night
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b story playing upon the strings Of dictatorship
and boasts several exciting sequences In which the leading
characters barely escape with their lives
Also, special attraction, the management presents
Marian Harrison Hollywood style expert who with the aid
Of models brings TO the stage what the wedressed
young woman win wear this fall and winter.
NEW Y0RK-The "word Of tomorrow" Is now marvel
u yesterday.
The New York Worlds fair 1899, closed at a. M today
Il ended nix months with total paid attendance
u and deficit of s23440sOs II reopens for
another season May 25
Despite the deficit Harvey D. Gibson chairman of the
board Of the fair corporation said the fair had been
cessfM operation" business venture Cash on hand
sds 81, 1924 Bills due only s5S7025 The deficit is
ks retired balance of the SCI 100000 bond issue sub
scyibsd to BY private investors.