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Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
HOW MANY HUNGRY PEOPLEl

Have many people suffered from
actual hunger during the years when
American business has been depres-
sed? Probably never before in his
tory has industrial depression led to
so little actual hunger In such de-
pressions in former years. many
people probably did so suffer The
long lines for distribution of bread
and soup indicated hungry families.
Since the business system en-
countered the crash of 1929. the Am
erican people have poured out relief
on a scale never before seen in the
history of any people. ancient or
modern. The people have said thai
whatever happened, they could not
stand it to see people starve. So re-
lief has been given on generous
scale, even if some got it unworth-
lily.
Actual suffering from hunger has
been at minimum. Yet many Deo- /
pie so hate to ask for public aid, !
that they have probably skimped
themselves on food. The money
which the government provides does
not go very far in meeting the needs
OF growing family. If some do not
spend the money wisely they may
suffer from malnutrition.
1t is to be feared that even under
present conditions, many children do
not get the milk and cream they
need. Food has close relation to sue
cess in life. The poorly nourished
child lacks the right foundation for
in work and study. He may
become the boy who lacks ambition,
so that he falls behind his school
classes. Then he may take to mis-
thief as means of expressing his
s
While steady work at good pay !
would solve such problems for the
majority of such families, it will net :
10 so for all. What is needed in J
ome is 20 know how to spend their \
money, so as to provide food that
hall produce sound bodies and an Il
lert mind. s
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
MILLVILLE

Sunday School this Sunday at Il
a. m, followed by preaching service,
by the District Superintendent, Rev
]. ]. Bunting. We will be glad tc
have a full church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Vandergrift en-
tertained on Tuesday. Mr.. ana Mrs
Howard Hudson, of Millsboro; Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Townsend, Jr., of
Sandy Landing; Miss Margaret Knox.
of Denton. Md, Mr.. Gretchen Cole
man. of Boston. Mass: Robert Tun-
nell. of Georgetown and Gerald Tim
mons. of Dagsboro.
Mrs. Charles H. Aydelotte gave a
party Friday evening for the yuong
people of the Christian Church at
Ocean View. Her home was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion.
Games. music. ice cream sundae,
cake. candy and nuts were in abun-
dance and enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. L. C. Lynch was a recent din
ner guest with Capt. and Mrs. Elbert
Evans.
Capt and Mrs. Percy Davey enter
tanned over the weekend Herbert
D. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Phil
lips. of Richardson Park. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Walters. of Clarksville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Evans and chill
dren. of near Selbyville.
Mrs. Myrtle Hickman and children.
Kathleen and Brice left here early !
Friday morning bound for Port Ar !
.kur, Texas, a distance of about 1900 |
miles. Monday morning a telegram
was received here that they had ar /
ived there safely where they Joined
and father, Capt. Warren F.
Hickman. who is in charge of a boat
:hartered there. They travelled by
motor.
Carl Lekites. Jr.. with several other
,oast Guardmen left here Monday
or Norfolk, Va. where they will en-
ark for Cuba. South America. and
ther ports. They will be gone six
'eeks.
Miss Wanda Wiley is entertaining
case of mumps this week.
Mr. and Mrs. /. R. Wiley were the
uests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Kauf-
ian and dinner was served in Sal
bury. Md, on Sunday.
Mrs. Belle West who is not feeling |
} well is staying with her daughter
Id husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
ynch of Bayard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Bishop were
Ipper guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
is Duncan ON Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

eternal, that they might know thee
the only true God, ana Jesus Christ,
whom thou hast Sent.
Cofrelative. from the Textbook,
Science and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures. by Mary Baker Eddy:
This is life eternal" says Iesus.-
is, not SHALL BE. ana then he de-
fines everlasting life as present
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Christian Science Church Service
Report for Sunday, January Is.
Subject: Life.
Golden Text; Proverbs 12:2S-In
the way of righteousness is life: and
in the pathway thereof there is no
death. .f-
A Bible citation from the Lesson
Sermon: John 17:S-And this is life
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

knowledge of his Father and of him
seIf,-the knowledge of Love, Truth,
and Life. = The Scriptures say,
s'Man shall not live by bread alone,
but by every word that proceedeth
out of the mouth of Cod" showing
that Truth is the actual life of man;
but mankind objects. to making this
teaching practical"
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
Real Economy

unnecessary employees in the Motor
Vehicle Department? How about
the increase in the number of State
Highway employees just before the
last election? How about the in
creased salaries in so many depart
ments where the Democrats not only
increased the employees but also in
creased all salaries? We are told
that i'm one department. new employ
oes are Immediately paid the same
salary that employees who have been
advanced several times are being
paid. Get after the big leaks and
stop them first.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
N o t z

The statements made In this column are
not necessarily the opinions of the pub
fishers Of the Milford Chronicle. They are
purely the views Of the writer. This news
paper will express its opinions only
through It's editorial columns.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

YOUR HOME TOWN would not
make any great progress if it were
not for the efforts of its business
people to promote its interests.
When you give the home business
people your patronage. you enable
them to do more for your home
town.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
BOWLING

The following scores were made
by the teams in the Kent-Sussex
League this week:
Libby.McAieH VS.. Bethany Beach
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
Other nenarfnenfs

We are told that the Department
of Health spends quite considerable
amount of money foolishly. We are
told that a number of officers are be-
ing kept on that are not needed We are
told that they have one man in the
department to do nothing else but
get articles in the newspapers in
which the Department can boast of
what it is doing. He has a high
sounding title and gets a very high
salary just to brag for the Depart
ment in the papers of what they
are doing.
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

Chronicle Ads" bring Results!
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

We are told that the Department
of Education also hires a number of
clerks and officers that are not par
ticularly necessary. We hear that
some good salaries are paid there for
non-essentials. If the matter is
opened publicly in cornerstone de-
Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13
Dover vs.. Frederick
Harrington VS.. Milford

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Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

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Milford chronicle., 1939-01-13

Now 4 L pozsibls for yeu 70 own
snd sntsy q regular $3.50 Hamil-
ssn esbaxs ElsktFie Ehavsr--nt 3
fsasttsn 81 Ass rsei wsftil In Hpits
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uneefldisiensi 9uafantes ffoFn fA4
faeteryf Say gesebys to messy
brush ena 4stheF, cuts szd lacrapess
aesendhealiy 9sslgAed head eiins
beard eleee, ne matter ksw tenxh
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
SPORTS PARADE

talked with him today. and
even the injuries he suffered
IN recent automobile acct
dent could not down his glad
ness at getting away from the
yclps Of the graduate wolves
and the adolsHeent sweetness
Of the campus bellies
III Will be mighty fine" he
beasned. 10 coach n team
where the players are playing
i'ecanse thy low the game
and not because some dewy-
eyed maidens from n sorority
have ssacliy refused 90 give
them the first waltz af tho
junior prom unless they make
the team. Half the big fell
lows I coached nj college eame
out for football. not because
they liked the game. but i'~-
cause ~ sofnr swesthearfs de-
sire 10 s~e them make litter"
Before he turned TO coach
Ing professional pigsklnnerr.
Henderson served six years as
head coach at Southern Cali
fornia, and II years at the
University Of Tulsa. As a
result ~ this campus training
he has working knowledge
OF alumni wolves.
lie considers them even
more deadly than the lobo or
timber wolf and before sign
ing with Dick Richards. De.
troit owner. made sure that
the Lions did not have an
alumni association.
fcopTfishi 1898 b. United rrsasJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Kemp, Logger Skier, Places 9th At Sun Valley
Shows Class
Against Best

Hob hemp. Colleges II Puget
scAnf ali star. vim wasn't a.
peetst % finish nsurh hssser than
isfh against . fieEd NJ In baps
& atfsKs shsers in th~ nsttun.
rumpea sryesx the finish lin> In
sssfh place. serars'in9 n results II
tne eress cuunsry rare. held yes-
teFday Al sun valley.
tpastu~sssh sw~a. ~ especee1.
tsok sk< first twe p1ness n
Inc five nsil~ grind. speolaG
asy eeeas ~ the fhspe=asy
Nssianst tnssscsl1~aiase Sht~
ing tnsussuwas, steve nfsA-
iey wss fisss sea 1c~ Daa~
fssd .ssana.
OTIS Lsmsan. University AZ
Washington sfe. ~As third tfe
~as falipwei ny pnilllp Olsen.
Washington Henry Evans Uni.
vsfsssy ~ Oregon. and nh Kemp.
Remind krmp fraised such veil
hna~m ssIrsnners ~ Rsanar
Qvalc. Washington Dick klmhail.
University u idaho. fsos naesn,
Washington Carl s~u. Washing
ton. tlnya Davis. stanford. Dave
QuEnnsY. Utah Walter Wool. Ore
spn; Paul aiIisashatn. washlnssns
State Fltun ttlssisr. ssAlnesas
state William r. ht~xsi. TITAN:
Walton Wicket. stanford. David
aesAss. STAFFORD. and Lawrence
Eos. Jf. Utah.
r~o ~ the - starters failed "a
finish Weather ~As clear. the
snnw fact
kemp. VIA feus< . wse~~s
~ transportation - ~ -.
nuAt tourney .Wty - ~ hsae
usaass~s. reached Ses vAlley
just In time ~ s~sWvets n ~
ese..-seu~ssy ~ wstl sIss
eomp~tr In tke stnlesw sAans-
piea~hsp tosisy sssa ~ dowas
hill esvut sanAsy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Trojan Hoopmen
SoundIy Beaten

NEW YORk-Southen Califor-
MAS dream Of an all-conquering
basketball team during the 1899
season was just a memory today.
The Trojans, hailed as one Of the
hottest teams in the country,
stormed into New York last night
seeking their ninth straight vic
tory. They got a 1918 pasting by
Long Island university.
While crowd Of 1909
looked on-only 100 short OF
the all-time record for Madi-
son Square Garden-the Tro-
JAMS were walloped after an
other New York team. st.
Johns university. had pulled
from behind In the last two
minutes and conquered Col
orado. 1897.
The victories extended St John s
winning streak to five straight and
Long Islands TO eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Crusade League
10 Play Monday

undsfsassi Holy Rosary meess
~. i.sa's IN the featur~ euntsst ~
The Crusade basketball ieassss's
fnuf-Esms prnsram Monday aslsrs
noon NJ f~lIsfmins gymnasium
The game win start ~ o'rin~h
Other games wilI inrtuas ri. Pat
riek's W An saints :, l o. mt
ITS, Peter and Paul - Sacred
Heart Al J p m. Holy Rosary ~
vlsitation al p, m.
Harold Rush. Sacred Heart. sslll
holds tho scoring lead with 50
paints, Stove aabtitis, Afs Peter
and i'aui. II second with 81. and
Paul Scott. Iioly Rosary. third
with 10.
This sfandlax.s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
OIL ANDCOW
MONEY SHOWS

NEW ORLEANS - The boobies
who have been taking seven bucks
and generously promising 10 hand
over II II Texas Christian unlver-
isty hog.ties Carnegie Tech In the
Sugar Bowl either Will have 10
change the odds today or retire In
shame after the oil and COW money
gets into circulation.
The Horned Toads. little
Davey OBrirn and all. came
into town at sis5 n. IN. on the
tall Of n celebration that com
pared fsyorabIy with the
ArmIstice.
Numerous others with drawis.
big hats and hiRh-hoeled boots got
off special trains later without any
noticeable display of sidearns and
announced with certainty what
was going 10 happen 10 Carnegie
Tech Jan. 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Independent League

CebUlA scored "a points as the
Lumber and 8awmill Workers de-
feated PM Theta III fraternity,
1910. IN an Independent Basket
ball league game at Bellarmine
gymnasium lat night
The Y ". & a npBed out the
LDngHhorcmen. 22-Zi Canbonica
was high for the LongshOremen
With 10 points. Breault soFed
eight for 7. " G A.
In Church Mems league game.
Central Lutheran beat Sixth Ave.
nue. Baptist BIZ Nichols and
Smith tailed - and II points
respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
HockeyLoop
Bills Games

Another twin bill hockey event
is slated for the Lakewood ice
arena Wednesday night al 80
o'clock
Alt Heidelbergs face Griffin
Fuel in the opener and Cam
marano Brothers meet MedoSweet
Diaries at 2 O'Clock.
Aided by the phenomenal goal
tending Of Lee Higgins the Brew
ers upset Cammarano Brothers
last week in q rough game Hig-
gins made near impossible stops
and whenever his mates could
occasionally break through the
Cams defense they seemed able
to score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
NEW YORK-The boxing world

NEW YORk-The boxing world
wondered today II II should be
fearful or cheerful about the come
back Of Veteran Tony Canzoneri,
the Little Warrior who is fighting
into the New Year seeking the
grail Of lost ring glories.
Tony is back in the pugilistic
picture by virtue of his easy 10
round victory last night over lanky
Eddie Civic Of Pittsburgh.
The diminituye. bull-shouldered
Italian. who looks like Babe Ruth
and who fought like Jack Demp-
sey. viii try to pound on through
1889 10 big money bout with
Welterweight Champion Henry
Armstrong
His friends Say Tony II
fighting for bread and butter
for his show girl wife, Rita
Roy, and his 2l-months-oId
daughter. Denise.
But the 30-year-old former
featherweight. lightweight and
Junior welterweight king laughs
like a punching Pagllacei and IN
glsts that he Is fighting 70 keep
from getting fat. and because !
love 10 fight"
After turning the tables On
Eddie Zivic. Tony will meet Tony
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
CanzOneri Wins Bout

Rawson Of Boston here on Jan 10.
new schedule being arranged by
his manager Nine days later he
is slated TO tangle with Blond
Wally Hally Of Los Angeles in
Denver II the muffin-faced man
comes through In those bouts. he
may be matched soon with Pedro
Montanez Of Puerto Rico. a welter-
weight contender. Next comes
ArmAtrOnR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Local ~ Wins
Swimming Meet

Tacoma Y. NJ c. A. swimmers
Won a triangular meet in the Sc
attic Y. NJ {. A pool Friday
night, scoring so points 10 IL for
Seattle and IS for Everett.
Competition was IN two divi-
sions, for boys IS years and under
and for those Is and under.
The results;
l2o-yard medley Tacoma. first.
and Everett. second. time. ASA
4O-yard free STYLE us years. KEN
nedy, Everett first. Isaac. Tacoma
second Reynolds. Tacoma, third.
time, 246
4o-yard free style "a years.
Jochins Seattle first. Holland. Sc
attic second; Waller, Everett. third
and Gordon. Everett. fourth. time.
.26s
coward bsckstroke rs years.
Holland. Seattle. first. Sines Tacoma.
second Burk, Tacoma, third. time,
.46 IS
4o-yard backstroke "a years. -
Jochins Seattle first. Boland. Seat
Tie. second. Drake Tacoma third
Erickson Everett, fourth. time. .336.
l00-yard free style G5 years. -
Kennedy. Everett. first. Morrison.
Everett. second Holland. Seattle.
third, Gillespie. Tacoma, fourth. time
lbs
s0-yard free style 09 years. Nc
Clesry, Seattle first, Brasier. Tacoma.
second. Gordon. Everett. third Ber-
~ Everett, fourth. time, 06
S0-yard breast stroke G3 years. -
OToole, Seattle. first Brasler. Ia
coma, second. Gordon. Everett. third
Smallridge Tacoma. fourth. time
:40s
6oyard breaststroke u5 years. -
Massie. Tacoma FIRST. Burke. Tacoma.
second time. SOB
s0yard four man relay Seattle
first; Tacoma, second. Eveertt. third.
time. so
l60-yard four-man relay Us years.
Tacoma, first, Everett second;
time "a.
Tacoma entrants in the relay
events were Diamond Gillespie
Reynolds and Isaacs The team was
coached by Kenny Strickland, under
the supervision OF Royal Lindal. boys
work secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

to take The Krieg in stride. But
the Northwest and the boxing
world received a shock. Hostak,
the killer. the greatest middle
weight puncher since ketchels
day, according to his record, was
beaten in Is heats. He lost, but
he was a gamester right down to
the final gong. And there went
Hostak's title -.
The ring presented another ma
jor highlight. Joe Louis great
fists hammered Max Schmeling
into Inconsistencies, put him in a
hospital, in one vicious, brutal
round It saw a non-Aryan, an
American Negro from the cotton
fields of Alabama, come back
from a knockout at the hands of
the black-browed Teuton, to score
that decisive win .
And, too, the game of the hot
gloves saw Henry Armstrong. an
other American non-Aryan, hold
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Congdon Hurries
South, Posts Il

PASADENA, Calf. - Tall
Charles (Chuck) Congdon of
Tacoma, Wash, left his home
.own at @ o'clock Thursday
morning.
At 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing, % hours later, he arrived
at the Brookside course here. In
time 10 tee OFF In the opening
round of the Southern Galifor-
MIA open golf championship.
The swift journey. which he
made alone In his automobile,
did not feaze the Tscomap. lie
posted a brilliant ". one over
par, which put him among the
leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Rabbits Cause Controversy
Between Farmers, Sportsmen
xaSCoTfyFH Wash. -

VANCOUVER, Wash. Tb0us-
ands d cottOntail rabbits frolicked
In fields and orchards to-day. as
Eportsmen and farmers engaged
In a controversy over the problem.
The farmers protested 10 the
county agent and 70 the state
game eomnisSioI. and received adj
vice 70 poison the animals or 10
shoot them during the current
open season.
But sportsm.n quickly In
teryened and attempted 10
gain a stay Of execution for
the animals. which have mb-
tiplied from a few dorm Inn
ported by a racing dog train
er, who turned them loose
when he received complaints.
Farmers said shoOting was q
poor control measure, but de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

PASADENA, Calif.-The Duke
football camp today was as blue
as the jerseys the team Will wear
in the Rose Bowl on Monday for
its battle with the mastodonic
Southern California eleven.
Bad IN practice on Thursday,
and worse yesterday, the Blue
Devils moved into the Rose Bowl
for their first and only workout In
the giant Arroyo Secon stadium,
They were downcast by the knowl.
edge that their co-captain and line
star, Dan Hin, might not last more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
GRID GREATS
WILL COMPETE

psef ~ q fa-gtbsii duel between
Vie hottari ~ California and Mar
shalt Goidhsrx ~ ristsbasxh.
acknowledged a. two NJ the ns-
tons greatest haekfisid men ~
1855. today prseipisais.i IN un-
prsesdsntsd rush for slEhsts fac
the annual East West Shrine char
ny football game Jan. 2
Lou tssnsslx. .lekss manager
for the gains, announced an al
vance saia IT ~, ZOO and predicted
al least 10000 more would b~ sold.
That total. approximately ~ 90.
wouh smash AL attendants REQ.
ords for the contest during IL ~
year sxistenee,
Bsttssi. ~ spsskD>ug tAse
carried The Csiisssnta's oeoss
through . season mnsss1 ~
only sae dsfesi--ky Usives-
atty II ssssfh~ss California
definitely viii start - knif-
back sn Tho ws.rs sensA
Goldberg. rl,ssburxh's fabulous
haifbaea ~ho has made aII.Amsrt-
can teams for tuo ysAfs running.
viii be cast In The key backfisld
spot On the East team.
Andy Kerr and Bernie tsi~rm2n.
coaches ~ the Es=t's team. said
Goldberg probably Htil start Il
left half although thsrs u : poo
ability he will bn u<ed a. 70
placement for the In lt4red riEl o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Ski Weather

stampede--High IS, low IS. No
new snow. IS Inches. Snow wet.
Calm and cloudy.
Martin-Higb IS, low 81. No
new snow. rs inches. SNOW wet.
Calm and cloudy.
Paradise Valley - Temperature,
IS degrees; no new snow; total
depth. IS inches; condition Of
snow, crusty; weather conditions,
overcast; sh conditions, fair
shuttle busses operating from
Narada TO Paradise. cars must b.
equipped with chains on entering
park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02

Results 81 the matches we're
All Heidelberg .. North Pacific
Bank Roy Afehefs 2 Brown and
Haley 2 The Firs .. Jacks Grid
die !. cammafsno Brothers /.
FIRST United Mutual Savings Bank
3: Pacific Match 3. Helen Davis l.
The handicap doubles toufna.
ment, seheduied for tho week end
at the Broadway alleys. starts 70.
night and will continue through
Sunday afternoon and evening
The tourney IL for local bogiers.
both men and women. The trIn-
diefs may shoot At any time and
aA many times as they choose
Scratch Ia 200 and 30 per cent
handicap u allowed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
By HENRY Mel.EMORE

so9 ASbGssSse' 10 - it'h-
derson, known 10 the trade AS
Gloomy Gus, Is grateful
that the three fates who guide
human destiny - Tom. Dick
and Harry have seen 10 II
that at last he In finished with
alumni and sorority sisters.
After 20 years OF coaching
football, mostly collegiate.
Henderson IN headed for De-
troit TO serve an top man OF
the professional Detroit Llons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
DUKE BLUE DEVILS BluER'n MONDAY

han a few minutes against tn
'rojans.
INNS injury, suffered In =
workout last Tuesday, and
which was believed To be moth
Ing more serious than n
"crick" In the back. has de-
vclopcd into something moro
severe. Coach Wallace Wade
admitted last night that while
I'M probably would start.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
there was no telling how soon
he would go out.

While the football gods were
frowning on Duke, they were smil.
Ing on southern California.
Blcaaed with enough man power TO
lose n dozen men without spprc-
ciably weakening their offcnse and
defense. the Troisns haven't
scratch ON the squad All 81 Of
them are hnlling with heat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
BOWLING

Shooting a t7i total. Eleanor
Brown. lead-off lady for ths AIT
Hsidslbefgs. led the 20 women
bowisrs Of The Class A Wemsn'a
league IN their matches at tina
Broadway alleys Friday night.
Helen Aundheim. shooting Tor
North Pacific Bank. started OFF
with "a. which proved b. b. ths
high single game ~ the session.
There we're numerous nigh
totals registered BY the women
boNlers Those aD0ye the 500 mark
are a. f,ftrsays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-02
Cunningham of kans as Steps

ON the racing paths Glenn Cunningham wrote history
" Turned in mile in 4.O4 fastest time ever recorded by
man on foot under his power. Added the greatest
chapter his amazing career that defled adversely
from boyhood when fire left its ugly marks and ap
narent runaon in his legs But the Kansas Flyer of
American flesh bone and He overcame pre-
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