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Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

ward university, but
after that printing
grew, and newspa-
pers sprang up, and
modern American
life began.
The printing press
is the forerunner of
knowledge wherever
it is introduced. The
printed word, even
to this day, has no
rival as a quick
means of dissent
mating vital facts
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

and ideas.
The newspaper of today is one of
the modern wonders of the world.
1t is the broadest, quickest, most
flexible and most economical way of
getting a message into the minds
Of the people.
Early in our national history,
manufacturers and merchants
sensed this power of the press. They
began using it to carry their ad-
vertising facts and ideas into the
homes.
These early advertisers were
careful business men. The fact that
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
A man
NAMED CAXT0N

[EOU may not remember ever
y hearing the name of william
Caxton, but it was his life which
makes your life today comfortable.
He it was who introduced printing
into England. This was in 1476. The
introduction of printing has made
all progress possible.
1t wasn't until 1888 that America
had a printing press, this at Har-
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
sas view Illuminated" Suro;c1l Tnc,,,,r,.,,4<,

n VINO swallows a pennv
s,s parent a who just has a
~ @roat, VIII now find
nd ian ,ss better equipped to
~ s.cai s Instruments which
kin,us,t usat around curves, per
s5 sr50mination :. !, of any asrectes
sssn,,t y Ae body. were intro
q to the American
er,,ss surgeons. The new tools
\ sn az made of a plastic tic
p,,,,as asa !, Izrite" methyI
riaa s. the tnnguetwistip,r,
en,trss snslng from its chem.
: glass. it has tho 49,,
bout ,,o Of transmitting light light
tss, me ae entire length Of :
t q, me I electric bulb sun.
srsasa,iS pas be in the handle sDpf Of
IL as1t' men rather than actul u
a uu' Inside the no.,osss-
N'' Previously been 'tt tbs =
up OF the instru-
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
Attended Farmers Parley

c. Arthur Taylor, Harrington,
chairman of State committee for
the agricultural conservation pro-
gram in Delaware, and r. Harry
Wilson, Dover, president of Kent
County Agricultural Conservation
Association, were in Lexington,
Kentucky last week attending a
regional conference of State COM
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
The Original Petticoats

Petticoats were originally what
their name implies-little coats
worn both by men and women for
warmth of the upper part of the
body. But fashion, which is apt to
turn everything topsy-turvy, soon
transformed them into exclusively
feminine garb.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
Rod Turns Into Snake

COOKSTOWN, AUSTRALIA.-Bit-
ten on the foot by snake, William
Howard reached down for a stick
with which to kill it, but the stick
turned out to be another snake.
which bit him on the arm. Prompt
medical attention saved Howard.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
The Name "Leroyo

The name Leroy" or Leroy"
of old French origin. is translated
1.-THE king and may also mean
royal" It is comparatively new,
not long in use as a given name.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
Guides, Professional Glass

The guides, or dragomen, of Cairo
are an hereditary professional class.
In some families the profession has
been followed more than 100 years.
Home city of the guides is Giza, a
village at the fJot Of the Pyramids
plateau. Many of the guides have
handsome homes there.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29
Laugh Must Be Genuine

"a laugh has got to be genuine to
be any good" said Uncle Eben, "a
false face wears grin so big dat
it overdoes it,
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

A committee to plan for the an
nual home coming celebration has
been appointed by Milton Town
Council, as follows: Joseph M.
Lank, Fred w. Pepper, Charles S.
Barker, Charles B. Porter, and
William B. Wagamon.
R. G. Beckett, of Dover, State
sanitation engineer, attended the
recent meeting of Seaford council
and discussed the matter of final
disposition of sanitary toilet ac-
counts for construction of these
units for the various property own
ers there.
DR.. and Mrs. Richard @. Beebe,
of Lewes, announces the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Es-
tella Thomson Beebe, to Ensign
Harry Franklin Frazer, U. S. G. c.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A..
Frazer, of Lewes. The marriage
will take place in the early
autumn
Predictions are made by Charles
w. Cullen, chairman of the State
Highway Commission, that the
harbor of the Indian River Inlet
west of the new Cullen bridge will
become the port for many large
sea-going fishing boats, private
yachts and freight-carrying barg
es, after the opening of the 100
foot channel to Millsboro.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

an font tiOWeT-IduSh
" down to the sea in Re
". ..ovpled so miles away
..rinia waters, it has been
ammer playground propo-
!. NiIford is again being
= by the Rotary Club and
y donated s1OO toward this
By City Council,
Il. Lieut.. Albert M. Lupton,
,I Corps reserve, q resident
:, has been ordered for ac-
# nv training for two weeks
nj Barracks, Pa starting
NJ
.ra P. Fields, seaford mail
who submitted to a serious
,n at the Kent General Hos
rwer. several weeks ago,
grned to his home on the
b recovery.
Sue Marine has returned to
,rs in Seaford from Kent
Hospital, Dover, and Mrs.
S,Hord has returned from
me hospital after an opera
b appendicitis.
\ Of Police George w. Boden
.ssiOd. who underwent an ap-
I'm operation May 81 in the
Memorial Hospital, has ar
= !. bis home and is reported
-uch improved.
suncement is made of the
sslgs Of Miss Hannah Eliza
Sosn and Samuel James Pat
n both Of Seaford. The we'd
place in Milford June IL,
Ilm 7. Bailey officiating.
b are searching for a Negro
aie his escape by climbing
Gk fences after snatching
ketbook of Mrs. Lola
b, wife of Ollie Wheatley,
tOye at the Seaford high
federal agencies have re-
Delaware making a new
park for applications to build
and running ahead of the
la average in repayment of
BY the Home Owners Loan
A patton.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

rcement is made of the
xsgs Of Miss Hannah Eliza
*Sosn and Samuel James Pat
n both Of Seaford. The we'd
EiMk place in Milford June IL,
Htn 7. Bailey officiating.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

I'D Fields, Seaford mail
III ~ suhmitted to a serious
\, at the Kent General Hos
nOver several weeks ago,
g,rrned to his home on the
b recovery.
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IEF ITEMS OF
b PENINSULA
| -, Items of People
| in and Around
.,.r Peninsula Towns
In OUR EXCHANGES

/ ,afoot fower-laden snip
~ down to the sea in Re
Fsolod FsD' so miles away
's waters. it has been
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

1 Of Police George w. Boden
.siud, who underwent an ap-
I'M; operation May 81 in the
Il Memorial Hospital, has ar
! d bis home and is reported
-urh improved.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

Sle Marine has returned to
rs in Seaford from Kent
J Hospital, Dover, and Mrs.
S,Hord has returned from
me hospital after an opera
b appendicitis.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

.,nmer playground propo-
!: MiIford is again being
- by the Rotary Club and
i y aonated 500 toward this
! bv city Council.
Smyrna times., 1939-06-29

liant Albert NJ. Lupton,
q !, rorns reserve, a resident
has been ordered for ac-
i H. :, raining for two weeks
ktlsle Barracks "a s'ai ing
N,
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12
WHAT'S WHAT ABOUT
SOCIAL SECURITY

Charles z. Bailey. manager of
the Social Security Boards Field
Office at Hagerstown, Md. has
prepared for the information Of
commercial and industrial work
ers the following statements con
corning account cards md wage
records:
1. All commercial and Industrial
workers must have a Social Sc
curtty Account Card. If you do
not possess one file an application
at once. In the. event a field Of
fee is not located in your town,
inquire at your post office.
z. If you have lost your Social
Security Card, a duplicate will be
issued to you without charge
3. Only one Social Security Ac-
count Card is necessary If you
have more than one. call imme--
diately at the local Social Secur-
ity Board office.
4. Make certain your employer
has your correct name and account
number on his records.
5. If you desire to know the
amount of wages credited to your
Social Security Account, call at
your field office. IL you believe
the amount credited is incorrect,
give the facts to the field office
s. Al woman employee, whose
job is covered by old-age insurance
provisions and who changes her
name through marriage, should
advise the Social Security Board
of her new name, whether Or not
she continues to work.
To facilitate changes in the
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12
SCREEN STAR BACK
IN A MODERN ROLE
Bette Davis in Ozark Vic
tory" afer "Jezebel'
and "Sisters"

Among the more intriguing Gin
ema metamorphOses of the past
year is the current modernizatiOn
of Miss Bette Davis,
After almost two years Of being
hidden away behind yards Of pet
ticoats and baI-ricades Of corset
stays, Miss Davis figure is being
emancipated to the comparatively
revealing freedom of modern
gowns. Her personality is also
being freed from the convention
imposed shackles Of Civil War
aud Gay Nineties periods.
In short, the heroine Of "Jezebel'
and The Sisters" is once more
an up-tO-the-year-and-minute girl
In Dark Victory her latest
Warner Bros. picture, which will
open Monday al the Maryland
Theatre she comes to the screen
as a 1939-model heiress.
Orry-Kelly, the fashion designer
WIZ ElUIltI-CtI LIlt "a II 4DI EAFtlti4 d
ion details of the m0dernizaticn
equipped Miss Davis with some
eighteen gorgeous outfits. They
run the style gamut from infol-
nal sports costumes to formal
evening gowns. There's also q
little item Of a $4,000 sable coat
which goes with one of the more
elaborate evening ensembles.
Casey Robinson, who wrote the
screen play version of the New
York stage production by George
Brewer. Jr., and Bertram Bloch.
contribute bright, modern dia-
logue and up-to-date situations for
the beautiful but Inflated young
heiress. Art Director Robert Haas
built her an expensive. but taste
full modern home and put the to
day touch to her surroundings
The rest. Miss Davis attended to-
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12
MUST HAVE A PRINTED
DRESS FOR THIS SUMMER

You simply must include
prined dress in your summer
wardrobe. if you are il the fashion
swim this summer, according to
the Hollywood scouts.
One of the smartest print frOcks
to be seen comes from the screen
wardrobe Of Oracle Allen, Para
mount star in The Oracle Allen
Murder Case" Designed by Edith
Head in black and white crepe, the
frock includes a widely pleated
skirt of black and white floral
print; a bloero Of the print;
guimpe of white crepe-de-chine
with ruby studded buttons The
accessory lineup includes a saucy
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12
BENEFIT DANCE

A benefit dance will be staged
on Saturday night, May 10, in the
Hotel Alexander, the receipts from
which will go toward equipping
three Junior Police Clubs, recent
~ organized by Detective William
Peters.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12
RoTARlANs INVITED HERE

Hagerstown invited the 18Oth
District Conference he'd at Get.
tysburg, to hold its 1910 conven.
ton here. At that time the local
club will celebrate its 18th birth.
day anniversary.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12

hat of pancake shape covered with
black-eyed daisies; long white
gauntlet gloves; an envelope bag
Of white patent leather and white
fapTic sandals.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12

records, the Board has distributed
to all field offices a form for ap-
plicants to fill out, showing the
name already appearing on the
records and the change desired.
Attention is called to the fact
that the address of each local so
cial Security Board office is listed,
in the city and telephone director
les.
The Hagerstown Office Is locat-
ed at "a West Washington Street.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-05-12

Stanley T. Welder, who has
been associated with the Hoffman
Chevrolet Sales for the past four
teen years, several days ago was
appointed general manager in
charge of new and used car sales.
Mr.. Welder will. In the near fu-
ture inaugurate an extensive cam
paign featuring Chevrolet trucks.
Cadillac and LaISalle cars During
his many years with Hoffman
Chevrolet Sales. Inc, he has won
numerous awards and he is recog
nized as one of the outstanding
automobile statesmen in the State
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Large Squad
AZ cIo-Park

Fifv.fsar ~. sre turning cas
for the Clover pssk ianlv hixh
basketball teams u vas IN
nounccd hy Coach A. r. tsr<ncer
snssay. IRE Glover faYksrs arr IN
the Isieros t'cunty JunIar tilxh
league along wilh Fife. pupunt.
Midland and Farmland.
TIE varsity p1siad Ineiuaess
uoFios HsyneiAs. pevsre naslsf.
Gerald Neisua. Jack csstnn<. Jsr-
~ HaIlmsyer. Frank chaiet. linn
HfasnhaIl. Tom Acuraw. Gerald
CoIkls,, Hua Wines. I'D Firth. Jim
csntanl. howard ftsIlmsvsr. Tim
funtan. Harry Jehns. Edwin Maid.
Frank BERRY. min Nehls. Wayne
Essiy. hoy carrsnssr. Eddie Al.
len and barney isair.
The mldKess ssss Don Fuulsf.
Carl oison. nlii Kenny. ufraury
f.comis, Jimmy Hansen. Jack nol-
man. RnheFt FrseF. Holwft Hln-
scn, Roy Upton. f.awrsnee Rssai.
10. Don Lyle. Jack Lnsk. cIlffofd
peAafest. uni rsnninKton. D<sn
Allena. I'd iislit. kugens Ray
mond. Robert tirch. Jos spenrsr.
Ward Lindisy. Dick Rasmussen.
Ross npauldlnx. Charles Chandler.
iiiii Harkins. Elmer kasemslsf.
Ralph Legacy. Dick MAsen. nifty
Hansen. Don Lake. Jack smith.
Perry crothsrs and ksifh Plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Bellarmine Fine
To Meet Roy Fine

f1eilarmine's hoop squad win Be
al full strength for the TOY game
n Roy this Friday. Coach Leo
Eohstein announced today.
Paul 0risws was bothered with
an ankle injury after the peIis
tuaaIe with the College of Puget
Sound freshmen Friday night hut
reported for the Monday turnout
and Echstsln says he win b. reaas
by Friday.
Others on the fssllsrnlns start
Ing llnsup viii be o'connsIl and
Heaiy, forwards; Smith, center
and Weaver and tirlswe. guards.
Glare Normlis II hack In shape
again and might make q starting
berth by Friday.
Ths Hell reserves snd Roy re-
serve. play . preliminary game IL
Roy Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Epworth Trims
ParkIand Quint

Epworth d efe tie d Falkland
Trinity Lutherans, 35 to 26, in the
opening game of the Park Church
Fraternal race last night. Wood
men of the World edged out
Knapps' Business college. % to 20.
with Herb Hite getting 10 of the
winners points while Latter Day
Saints beat Messiah Lutherans, 81
to Is.
Jack Rowan, Bill Harris and Bud
Granlund put in 81 points between
them to clinch the game for the
Epworths, while the Saints played
iron-man ball to drop the Lnth-
Grams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
CRUISERS SET
FOR HOOP YEAR

EATONVnLLE-The Eatonville
Cruisers open their pre-league sea-
son here tonight against Morton
high, last years Southwest b
champions. Morton defeated Ka-
powsin last week.
Coach Bill Lennon only has
three lettermen back this year
around which to build contender
for the Pierce County league title.
Members of the Cruiser
squad are John Nordstrom,
letterman; Isao Saito, letter
man; Harry Hitchcock, letter
man; Bernard Monohan, Bert
Rotter, Milt Theno, Wallace
Hamreus, Les Anderson, Har-
old Hamilton and Bob Corbett,
all second team lettermen.
Other Cruiser practice games
are: At Lincoln, Dec. 8; Randle at
Eatonville, Dec. IL; Stadium at
Eatonville, Dec. 16; at Morton,
Dec. 10; Lincoln at Eatonville,
Dec. ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Clover Warriors
Appear Dangerous

CLOVER PARK Look out fol
the Clover Park Warriors In tbs
Pierce County isasus baahsth sl
race this year IN the word that's
being passed around EfapsyiBs onl
here.
Coach Maurice Ousns hae
si. lsfsafmsn hack for tise
1850 campaign and this siss-
abls naeieus 10 sxpsessd 10 pssl
the Warriors IN he thiek u
the peaaasf night al ths way.
yetrraas are Arr st@blss. ftsy
Lopsr. Dick baise>on, Mary
ks@emsleF. Verne IfiiI and
Don iisrsey. IiiiI aaa tfsFsey
are baey nursing football Ia
iufies Al present, bot win i.e
rsady b. Jsa. Q.
Others on khs squad are ksn.
nsth Werner, John hccarty. Bsr.
naFd Haynes. Bob Bailie. Charles
sehUab. Clinton Richardson. John
Hughes. Pets Eurnsil, Blll Fowler
Wayns Brown. BIN orondahl. Bob
Adcc1snaghan. Jimmy AIlpbin. Dan
Howard Fa1dsn. Eysrt
Pitmsn. Bob Grant. Wesley Bax-
ton, car1 Anderson and james
Dyer.
The Warriors open their n0n-
Ieagus season against me Lincoln
Abes Dec. IS At Clover Park. On
Dec. 10 Clover PARK plays ~ Ian
coin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Rifle Teams Meet
Wednesday Night

The Y. NJ. c. A. Junior Rife
corps has invited the rifle club Of
Marymount Military school near
Falkland for a "plinkers match
starting at 1880 p. m Wednesday.
Plans call for 10 shots slow fire.
This is the first match 70 be held
at the Y this year.
The following members win rep
resent the 'sYr team: Prone posi-
tion-Bud Howell, Dwight Bah,
clyde Melendy. Don Jensen, Leon
ard Weirnar, Bob Ward. Sitting
Jack Field, Jim Reynolds. Art
MasSie, Bob smythe, Bob Rsy-
noIds. Standing - Gilbert Paul,
Glen Holmberg, Jack Adams. Burt
Elwsn, Bradley Best
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
B o W LIN G

Pete schwab sos. Illns Flor
ist., the leagues top team.
wa@ In fine fettie. shooting
seT. pss and eas. % reach >
17sT tram total. They wen
four points frem samueison
shoe Store.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
In = postponed Commercial
league match on the Broadway
alleys. Jordan's Bread wnn three
points from Royal Arcannm.
Jimmy Rogers lsd the nahsrs
with b3p, including , 40 single
game. Tom Millers DID was high
for the Arcsnums.
TOURNAMENTS
Tacoma bowiors are 10 find
plenty OF interest In local tourna-
menta during the month Of Deesm-
Der. Broadway alleys have an
nounoed = doubles handicap tourna-
mant for next Saturday and sun
day nights. Scratch VIII be 400.
with 40 per cent handicap allowed.
Averages. ss Of December 0. viii
be used and ths highest known
average will prevail.
Also ON tho broadway alleys
win be = Commercial teurna-
!. ment on Saturday and sunday.
December 10 and N. scratch
win be nTb for the team event,
SIS for the doubles and IN
for the singles. This meet h
for lseai aad Northwest Com
msreiai class plnmsn.
A doubles Ragtims tournament
Ii now ON al the Play Nor Ailsys
and VIII continue until December
-. Next Saturday and Sunday.
and also on the following week
end. there VIII be a singles turkey
shoot on the Play Nor lanes.
Starting next sunday night. =
series Of mixed doubles viii be
rolled. Tho Play Nor tourna-
msnls are for all Taeofsa bowisrs.
Bowiars. nning The Play Nor alleys.
win use their highest league aver
age thsrs. Others. who have
established averages elsewhere.
viii use thsir best marx. Bowisrs
without league averages will shoot
scratch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Sportsmen Meet
Wednesday Night

colored motion pictures Of the
big deer hunt in okanogan county
by the Bill Farrar-Abe olswang
party win be shown Wednesday
night at a meeting Of the Tacoma
sportsmen's association. A COM
mittee will be appointed 20 take
action on the duck situation Of
western Washington. Earl colson
Will speak on the Mayor John
Siegle memorial. The meeting
opens at 3 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Bengal Squad
Under Knife

The Stadium Tiger. hoop squad
was cut for the second time BY
Coach V. c. Lowmsn yesterday
afternoon. Only juniors and seniors
were eliminated a. Coach Icwman
said he would keep all sophomores
who turn out for the sophomore
reserve team. The cut reduced
the squad TO - juniors and seniors
and 20 sophomores
All Of the returning Tiger
ietserusen, excepting Fred An-
gus. have hcen turning OUT
daily and Angus h expected
90 be out tomorrow or next
day. Angus ha. bcen unable
Go play because Of q badly
sprained wrist he reccivcd In
football. The other lettern,en
are; Marion klarich. We.
Hudson. George warter, Matt
kapovich and Dave Living
stone.
Another varsity prospect. Rod
erick olzendam, recovered from
measles, win start turning out to-
morrow.
Those who are turning out, ac-
eording 10 their classification, are:
Juniors; Dave Molitor. Lyman
Anderson. Jim Angus. Bob Ange-
line. forwards; Bob Steel. Neal
Linstrom. Jerry Williamson. GEN.
ters: Ed Dever. Dick Petersen
and Mike Nolan. guards.
seniors; Matt kapovich.
Roy Murphy, George warter.
Bob Turner. Earl Blodgett.
forwards; Bob Steel. Fred
Angus, Carl Warren. centers;
Marion klarich. IVES Hudson.
Dave Ilvingsotne, Roderiek Oh
zendam. Art DeMaris and
HartH Hoff. guards.
Sophomorcs. Bob sutich. Ray
Hagen. Jack Getax, Ted Gregg.
Harry Mansfield. Benny Blair. Jim
Kelly. West Pollock, Gerry Ben
natts, Parker Buck. George soper.
Bob Daniel. Dave Granlund. Dale
Burklund, Dayton Maltey, Dick
Hiltbrunn, Bill Buck, Art Batat-
hides and Roy Kosd.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Vols Willing To
Take Cotton Bowl

DALLAS, Textile University
of Tennessee will accept an invi-
tation to play in the Cotton Bowl
game here New Years day II
Texas A. & NJ. will agree TO play
against the Volunteers, 1t was in
dicated by usually reliable sources
today.
The information was unof-
fetal but II came from
source close to officials Of the
newly organized Cotton Bowl
association which has offered
Tennessee an $4,000 guar
antee to meet the Aggies.
The Texas A. q NJ. squad VIII
meet this afternoon al College
Station and vote on bowl prefer
ence. They also have been guar
anteed SIS. 900 for a Cotton Bow
game against the indicated, un'
scored on Tennessee team Th'
Aggies went through their seasor
undefeated-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
International Ski
Site Not Selected

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi - Dele
gates 10 the National Ski aEso-
citation convention returned home
today without selecting . site for
the international Ski Federation's
1912 tournament because leading
nations Of the international Fed
GRAFTON, with exception Of Nor
way, are At war. Delegates ez-
planned that competition may not
be held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Lincoln Mentor
Whites Squad

Coach John Kennedy has cut his
basketball squad down quite
merrlly and Is now drilling his
starting lineup, but win get first
hand line on things Saturday night
when his Abes play Eatonvills high
auint at the Abe gym. The favored
10 seem to be Logan Blades, Dexter
Hutton. Jack Godfrey. Ben Ishioka.
Gene Harrison. Ray Sturgeon. Bob
Hall. Howard Pyfer. Don Heies-
wood. Stadium transfer. and Vince
Hanson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06

KENT - Coach DON folioeh.s
Kant vandsIs open their season 10
night meeting Jimmy Mitshsii's
kirkland knnEaroos n The Lake
aide issstis At Kent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Vancouver Heads
Hockey Circuit

VANCOUVER, b. C.-The Van
couver Lions moved into first place
in the Pacific Coast Hockey league
today with a ga victory over the
Seattle Seahawks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
BUST As BOnLERMAKER

COLUMBIA, Me.--Paui Christ
man, Missouri Ali-American quar-
terback, started ~ Purdue, but
transferred when he couldn't make
Roadway with Boilermaker fresh
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-06
Luther Quiint
Sweeps Tour

Pacific Lutheran basketeers last
night defeated Pacific university
of the Northwest conference Al
Forest Grove. Ore. 40 To 30. That
gave the Olson men a clean sweep
of their three-night Oregon stand.
Friday they trounced Linfield.
81 to 3s. and Saturday night beat
Albany, so TO 43 The Luthers
trailed the Bearcats at the half.
Is to IS. but Sig Sigurdson and
his mates got TO work In the final
half and went to town.
p. L. G. (s0) $3.50 Pacific y.
Lang (6D ......F.... t12) Seim
Harshman "a IF. d0) Mocabs
sigurdson (12) Co.. 49, cooney
Perranlt 49, c.. ~ osburn
Plat ts) $3.50. c.. Eilerston
Substitutes: Lutherans Erick-
son %, Willis ca. Pacific uni
versity--Waner ca. oveturn Cd.