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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09
Contract Signed
ByLarryPoweU
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO " Waite r
Mails, public relations director for
the San Francisco Seals of the Pa
.cific Coast league. today announced
that pitchcr-outfielder Keith Fraiz-
er and southpaw pitcher Larry
Powell had signed their 1889 con-
tracts.
Frazier, who performed in util-
ity roles as we'll as on the mound
last year, will be used as a full
time outfielder. il was announced.
Powell won IA and lost seven for
Tacoma in the Western Interna-
tional league last year.
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County Teams
Play Tuesday
TUESDAY, GAMES
kapoAsiB at life.
Clover Park AT r. I. {. Props.
nrting at EatonHilie.
ROy al Aslm.


OFF to a whirlwind start. Pierce
County cagers keep basket twines
swishing this Tuesday in a quartet
of second round tits
Fife fans have another warm
evening In store as Ernie Cope
brings his speedy Kspowsin Log
gers to battle Bill Wilson's Fife
Trojsns on the Fife floor Whether
Pete Mello 4 Co. can cope with
the Loggers is prohlemstical
EatonNille's title favorite
Cruisers can make a COM
parison of their strength with
kapowsin In their battle with
Mel Eagan's orting Cardinals
al EatonSillc.
Ole olsons Roy Lynx meet the
Yelm Tornadoes At Yclm and
Glover Park and T. l.. c. Props.
the leagues two new mem bers.
get together in the Falkland gym.
The Parkers practiced on stills
Monday afternoon. getting ready
for Ted Henningsen.
Ray Mattoni. fast breaking
Eatonville forward grabbed off
scoring honors by one point from
Roy's Dip Loveland in first round
play. Mattoni made 10 and Love
land Is. The big five:
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dangerous 10 Apostoh as bafrei OF I'M. our
money would ride with Hostak TO knock out
Apostoli
Hostak would have no worry about the Apos-
toll punch The Frisco kid Is a mauler without
real hitting power. That would make 1t certain
that Hostsk would crowd him. gamble his pet
shots He'd be certain to land few blows and
any Of them might crack Apostoh
Also another match that would sell out IN
Seattle would be Hostak Billy Conn Joust.
Conn young colorful and A great attraction now
that he has beaten Apostolic would outweigh Al
but that would not make so much difference .
The Irishman apparently is not a heavy socker.
but he possesses what Hostak has always found
troublesome great left hand Conn, how
L.. tau ais tod md
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

that he Is potential 3O-game winner
had and that his powerful will be form for
As himself is Brooklyn
manager who knows what time is who diplomat excel
the Lppy
IA of baseball experience and highly respected by rival
managers
AND no,o they're starred picking the alAmerica skier
"A G. H. Bass. the shoe Of Maine originated the idea
and WU present the skier ch suitable tr0phy. Sports
,CrerS the nation cH select the skier Uho during
the has made the greatest contribution TO the
sport So, guys chO SKI hare something to Cork for
ont this 1Cdy Or candidate of course, is Don Fraser
None can touch him IN the Northeast. At least, they
harent been able to up to this gear
HANS MALCOLM secretary of the Tacoma Gun club is SO handy
- making organization
dinner the clubhouse And he will not reveal his
of them He preparing rabbit food the days he
raised rabbits
CHAUNCEY ROUSE. tarqsd patshootcr of pld ducks,
became bit orncry at the Tacoma Yacht club the other
day aud John Horjc pushed him IN the bay shark
preached Rouse took sniff and turned Grag disgust
1cen orer his face The guys not eren good shark bait
Haze! -.
trout from Montana 1dho Wisconsin Missouri and
quality stock being represented they will add to the splendid native
rainbows waters
DEAR NET So I sing to the fish to catch them, eh,
What pal you turned out TO be. writing such stuff
about Have any of us Wikeson boys ever msreated
were engaged in ring battle with Nate Druxman? Didn't
help you beat him
Did you hear grumbe you out to your
hunting fishing 1sinch you
there wasn't fish in the place inches long? No
Well I'm not beginning now I'm going fishing Sunday and
viii lure the fish my bait by way Of Grooming songs Tell the
that day III to the Of fish PETER
your
secret for catching trout and I'm compelled to print the There
sinner, and be careful -. E NJ
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Totals .......i03s 1913 l1o0-3151
The tournament produced lot
Of high class trundling. Rainier
Exports. Seattle. won second place
with 1893. The Spar. Aberdeen,
came in third with $3.50, and
Capilano. Vancouver. B. c.. was
fourth with 1928.
In the singles classic. one Of the
brilliant bits of work was turned
in by Bob Nelson. Seattle star,
who rolled POS in his first game.
missing a perfect count when he
got a split on the 18th ball.
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Up The LADDER

George OBren. currently star
ring In RkO Radios Arizona
Legion started his film career as
a camersman for Tom Mix Is
years ago.
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NEW YoRk-A ski jump TO be built at Randals
~ to hold all kinds
racing. The
high which will jumping
being conducted
Assoca of Americ
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Vandals at Kent and Auburn Tro-
JAMS battle Renton on the Indians
cage court in the only game in
volving two first-round losers.
Doug Martins l9 points against
Renton gave him the individual
scoring leadership at the end OF
the first round Highline Pirates
had three sharpshooters, Nicholas,
Robertson and Hunt. in the top
five scorers Tho big five.
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BRIEFS
RY United PRESS

HANANA-Rollins College Of
Winter Park. Fla. defeated the
University of Havana, 2T-13. in a
football game here yesterday be-
fore a crowd of 5000
MANlLA-Normsn Nonnida OF
Australia today held the Philippine
open golf championship for the
second successive year. He won the
title and $4,000 yesterday with an
aggregate of 292 for So holes.
NEW YORk-The New YORK
Rovers defeated the Brantford Red
Birds of Canada. 6-3. in an Eastern
Amateur Hockey League game
yesterday at Madison Square Car
den.
COLOGNE - The Europ n
Davis Cup committee was on roc
ord today favoring reduction Of
European zone play to four rounds.
The committee said the reduction
from five rounds would leave the
foreign contestants in better ply
steal condition TO meet the win
ners in the American zone where
there always arc fewer competing
nations.
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Triunphs With
AVERAGE OF PA

The annual iX-game singles bowling classic was held on
the Ideal alleys in Seattle Sunday night and Ted Tadeh,
Tacoma's mighty man of the bowling alleys. emerged
champion rs of the finest boWers that be found
in the Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

The Sahalie Ski Club defeated
the Yakima Ski club. 200 to 1ss.
in the first inter-club downhill and
slalom competition Of the year at
the summit of Snoaualmie Pass
yesterday. Sahalie skiers won the
first three places in both events.
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Holy Rosary
Keeps Lead

Holy Rosary triumphed over
Sacred Heart, 1924. at Bellarmine
gymnasium Sunday afternoon to
remain undefeated in the Crusade
Basketball league.
In other league games All
Saints defeated SITS. Peter and
Paul, 31-25; st. Patrick's beat st.
Leo's, 1925, and Holy Cross
trounced Visitation, 1925.
rl,n lit,c1trr.
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again, Tacoma men emerged VIC
torious. The powerful Alt Heidel-
bergs Won in that event with a
3.151 total. Doc Maczen providing
7O2 for the highest individual
score
The z1o~ct
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Giant SIaIonl
Draws Stars
BY yORLAGE

HYAk-A star-filled skiing
field. the flossiest TO compete
in the Pacific Northwest this
year. ran a giant slalom course
here Sunday to open the Chi
cago. Milwaukee, St. Paul &
Pacific's ski bowl before a
near-record crowd of more
than 1000.
Thrills were dime a dozen.
Otis Lamson. University of
Washington star. Was first in the
mems race, down twisting,
treacherous course. Second was
Carl Neu. who won the National
Intercollegiate slslom champion
ship al Sun Valley a week before.
Leroy Cavcrley OF Seattle was
third. and Phil Olson. also of Seat
tie, was fourth.
Paul Sonny Sceva. Ia
roma star, representing the
'u.HN f0sU= NVuuu w ~
seventh place Don Fraser.
only two-time winner of the
Silver Skis. and favorife to
win Sunday, fell twice on the
upper reaches Of the course
and could do no better than
ninth.
No. / performance of the day.
however. went 10 a member of the
opposite lsex-Dorothy Hoyt. who
won the women's race in time good
enough TO have given her ninth
spot among the men.
An exchange teacher at Garfield
high m Seattle, Miss Hoyt halls
from New York state and pcs
sesses an international reputation.
She doubtlessly is the best FEM
mime skier ever to perform in these
parts and her negotiation of
course, which she described as
rocky. bumpy and bushy." was
something TO see.
Shirley Mcdonald. Tacoma ski
ing miss, surprised by placing sec
ond, beating out Virginia Bowden
of Seattle and Is others.
MEMS SIALOM
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On the Lam,
With -.
Elliott Metcalf

THE natural ring the Pacific Coast right would
be Hostak and Apostolic But, try TO get Aposoi into
Seattle ring with the Savage Sav Promoter Druxman has
many times land the Frisco bellhop but without
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

Perhaps camp realizes that Freds silly title claims
fighter almost
to Hostak kind
nit mddewoeht in the world
faster He would be as
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

liking breaks them
blasts, shoots the head
keger shot Seattle natural
Hostsk bright he
him. he
they all heavy financial
You will He
still mddeveight situation He has
Hosak, which explains II all
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~ 4AiiN ups
Holy Rosary 800 taD sacred Heart
Scott "a ....s.F. .,.... 49, Sinner
Patnode 90 ....F... t5l A Cozla
anterior .....,.C.... 80 Burno
Prenorast tllD c.. 80 d Londos
J. Kelley a. &c.. 81 Bo5de
Substitutes: Holy Rosary Manley
t2l Sacred Heart. Hadkins. Burns
NJ saints t3D C95l St.. Peter 4 Paul
GeIler ,l51 80. E. t6l S. Sabutis
Mladinivlch 81 CO.. "a Paloski
|. Sfoboda G Z ..... 81 Rocket
Radosovich ~ G..... "a Truselo
Substitutes Ali Saints. Fahey: SITS.
Peter and Paul, Holcomb. Simeon.
- leo's f!j) t29l It. Patrick's
OBrien a ....F.,... t6) J. Ford
Bentz ~ ....,.F... 90 Y. Harkins
Clohorty l0) c.. 81 II Hsrkins
Mcmahon 30, ...... J. Harkins
LAMA 90 ....G... 90 G. Rapin
Substitutes. St. Leos. Flynn "a.
Dorfner, Aquino "a, Fiorino: St.
Patrick's, B Harkins t6). J. Rapin
-, Sponarich ~. MeEachron %.
Visitation t26) t3i) iIol, Cross
Coats 80 ..,...F.... "a Myhcich
Reda ...F......... Corey
Mccarthy ......C....... ~ Jugo
Iardin tl81 ..G..,. 10 Lucich
stevens 81 ....G..... 81 UdoyIch
substitutes: Visitation. Fitzpa rick,
DoWney, Hoffman RileY. Holy Gross,
MaloTich. Burcsr Mcconnell. Volk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-09

MANAGER LEO "LIPPY' DUROCHER of the Brooklyn
Dodgers, predicts that Van Lingle MungO, his great
right handed hure will 20 And adds
that he is a potential 30gam winner
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Republicans Plan
Ball Saturday

A Lincoln birthday ball will be
held Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
at the Raleigh Hotel. The event is
being sponsored by Republican Or
ganizations of Maryland, Virginia
and the District of Columbia.
Mr.. John Hamilton, chairman of
the Republican National Committee,
will be present and among the boz
holders are Senator and Mrs. War
rem Austin, Senator and Mrs. Arthur
Vandenberg, Representative and
Mrs. Bruce Barton, Representative
and Mrs. Chester Bolton, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ralph Brewster,
Representative and Mrs. Clarence
Hancock, Mr.. Ramsey Bready, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Duncan Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward F. Colladay, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Coyle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Delmar, Mr. Clyde Garrett,
Mrs. Edward E. Gam, Misses Lii
liam and Kate Guiton, Mr.. Joseph
c. McGarraghy, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. McKeever, Mrs. Virginia White
Speel, Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Wilkes
and Miss Sara E. Woodward.
Among the dinners given before
the dance will be that of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard H. Sanger. Their
guests will include Mr.. John Ham
ilton, Representative and Mrs. Frank
o. Horton, Representative and Mrs.
Dudley White and Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklyn Waltman.
Tickets for the ball may be
obtained from Mr.. William Mondell,
Investment Building, or at the door.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Gay Dinners
Continued From Page B-3)

tCOntlnued FROM Page BID
Maryland; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c.
Radue, Mr.. and Mrs. Rives Childs,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Harrison, Col
and Mrs. A. D. RoreX, Maj. and
Mrs. Thomas j. Belts, Maj and Mrs
Gouverneur Hoes, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Richardson, Mr. and Mrs Rob-
ert Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Royal Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Billingsley of Fredericksburg; DR..
Samuel H. Williams, Miss Helen
Cruickshank, Miss Emma Perley
Sinclair. Mr.. Arthur Dale Jackson
and Mr.. Glenn B. Martineauw.
Miss Sinclair and her brother have
as their guests Miss Alice Richard
son of Washington, Miss Nancy Nc
Candlish of Fairfax, the Misses Har-
riet and Ida Wood Hill, Miss Frances
Washington, Miss Nancy Maigne,
the Misses Josephine and Frances
Robinson of Alexandria, Mr.. John
Walthall Dunn, Mr.. Thomas Wash
ington, jr, Mr. Richard Washington,
Mr.. Glenn Lamson, jr.; Mr.. Harvey
Wise, Mr.. Seymour Mcconnell Mr..
Ryland Bryant, Mr.. Clarke P. Cole,
I'd; Mr.. Franklin Board, Mr. Sydney
Swami, jr., and Mr. Richard Perad.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Mrs. O. w. McNeese
Give Lecture

Mrs. o. w. McNeese will give her
lecture entitled Are We Modern?"
for the benefit of the Rector's Aid
Society of All Souls Memorial
Church, Cathedral avenue and
Woodley place, Monday evening at
8 o'clock.
Mrs. H. c. Whitehurst, who is in
charge Of the arrangements, an
nounces the following list of pa
tronesses: Mrs. Harry L. Aver, Mrs.
H. Clifford Bangs, Mrs. H. H. Buck
man, Mrs. John w. Burke, Mrs.
Fred A. Carter, Mrs. George E. Ell
lott, Mrs. Ward Evans, Mrs. James
Gaven Field, Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
Mrs. Walter Gilbert, Mrs. Louis S.
Greene, Mrs. Harry C. Grove, Mrs.
William NJ Guthrie, Mrs. William
Chaplin Huntington. Mrs. John B.
Hyde, Mrs. N. G. Jobe, Mrs. Herbert
E. Kerslake, Mrs. William P. Mac
Cracken, jr.: Mrs Walter Peter, Mrs.
William Allen Phillips, Mrs. C. H.
Pope, Mrs. Julian Rothery and Mrs.
Norman Underwood
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Lawless.Wilkinson
Wedding

The wedding of Miss Mary Doris
Wilkinson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winston Howard Wilkinson, of 5601
Third street NV, and Mr.. William
John Lawless, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anthony Lawless, took place
yesterday at 5 o'clock. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
Father John S. Spence in the rec
tory of the Sacred Heart.
The bride. whose only attendant
was Miss Jean Phillips, wore an old
fashioned periwinkle Bermuda fan
mel, street length, with a girdle of
cerese suede. With 1t she wore a
hat of the same color as her dress
and accessories TO match. Her cor
sage was of orange blossoms. Mr..
James Stewart was best man.
After Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Law
less will make their home at Foxhall
Village.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Arlington Visitor
Is Entertained

Mrs. Phillip N. Joachim Of Arling-
ton, Va, has as her guest Mrs.
Percy Montague, I'd, OF Scarsdale,
N. Y. Mrs. Montague is leaving to-
day for Richmond, Va, where slle
will be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Taylor Robinson.
Mrs. George w. McHenry enter
tanned yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Montague at the Army-Navy Club,
and Tuesday Mrs. Carl A. Joerissen,
Mrs. Joachim's mother -in-law, en-
tertained for Mrs. Montague at q
luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star., 1939-02-09

formed by the Rev. w. E. Royal,
pastor of the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Taft is a graduate Of the
Hyattsville High School and has
been a student at Washington Mis-
sionary College. She is the grand
daughter Of DR.. John Waycaster OF
Pinehurst, N. G.
Mr.. Taft, who is a graduate of
Washington Missionary College. is
registered at the Washington School
Of Law. He Is descended from one
Of the Oldest New England families
and of the first white settler In
Vermont.
They will be at home in their
apartment at 124 Flower avenue
after March !.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Additional Patrons
For Dance Concert

Additional patrons and patron
esses for the Doris Humphrey
Charles Weidman dance concert
February Is are DR.. Hans Kinder
Mr.. and Mrs L. Corrin Strong, Dr.
John Dewey, Mrs. Eugene Byrnes
Mr. Olin DoWs. Miss Helen Davis
and Miss Cecil Lester Jones.
The Washington Dance Associa-
ton is sponsor for this concert
which brings to the Capital City
two of the most eminent dancers of
the concert stage. Miss Evelyn Da-
Wis, president, is accepting reserva
tions at the associations headquar-
ters, 1742 Church street.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Rush Luncheon

The women law students of Ma
tional University Law School will be
the guests of Xi Chapter, Iota Tau
Tau National Legal Sorority, at a
rush luncheon Saturday at the Far
East Cafe Mrs. Bernice L. Bernstein
of the Social Security Board will be
guest speaker.
The Committee on Arrangements
is headed by Miss Ethel Klein and
jeanette Rod.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Visits Mrs. Tvner

Mrs. William Stork, jr., has arrived
from her home in Amsterdam, Hol-
land, and is at the Shoreham to
visit her mother, Mrs Elonzo Tyner.
Mrs. Stork spent a week in New York
before coming to Washington and
Mrs. Tyner went to New York to
meet her and accompanied her to
the Capital.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Miss Sarah Markle
Bride of Mr.. Taft

Announcement has been received
of the wedding of Miss Sarah Louise
Markle, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wilfred Markle of Landover,
Md, and Mr.. Robert Taft, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Millward Carroll Taft
of Takoma Park, which took place in
Frederick, Md. Wednesday evening,
February /. The ceremony was per-
Evening star., 1939-02-09
ment and tall vases of tulips and
bowls of roses also were used.
Many From Diplomatic
Corps Called Yesterday.

Seen among the diplomatic callers
at the two homes were Nine. Peter,
Nine. Bostrom, Nine. Wadsted,
Sonora de Boyd, Nine. de Bianchi
and Nine. Wankowicz, while from
the official circle were Mrs. William
B. Bankhead, wife of the Speaker of
the House; Mrs. Claude Pepper, Mrs.
John H. Bankhead, Mrs. Robert H.
Jackson and Mrs. w. c. Harllee.
Others seen during the afternoon
were Mrs. George H. Dern, Mrs.
Harry Baxter, Mrs. George c. Thorp,
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs.
John Allen Dougherty, Mrs. Arthur
H. Tirrell, Mrs. James Craig Pea
cock, Mrs William T. Davis, Mrs.
Victor Kwonglee Kwong, Mrs. Wal
ter R. Tuckerman. Miss Pauletta
Guffey and Mrs. Lister Hill.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
In D. for Visit

Princess Margaret Boncompagni
of Paris has arrived in Washington
for her annual visit and reopened
her apartment at the MaydoWer,
where she will be in residence until
the middle of April.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Club Marks Scout Week

Boy Scout week was celebrated at
the regular luncheon meeting of the
Arlington Kiwanis Club today with
an address by Rev. Arthur Wilson of
the Columbia Heights Christian
Church.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
By the Way
Continued From Page B-3.)

Hggnson will give small dinner
from honor of Mrs George Barnett and Monday
Lammot Ben will be at home their beautiful
the former
Nine. Prochnik both issued cards for athome
Marchesa Cuga santOrsola at a group
friends time Blanca besides
the ladies deal Of chic
in black dress that had Partisan look about 1t.
In the dining punch and tea served accompanied by all
kinds tempting little sandwiches table
with decoration of colorful fruit for a centerpece
Wadsted wife of the
looking silver her
Yugoava Fotc. wearing becoming
made with tucked blouse knepeated skirt with
Paten hat trimmed with blue ostrich
Deattrese told that her husband sailing
this week but that she staying here bit longer
Mr.. Leslie BfHe-we man with the divine
but he's really Secretary Majority
violently enthusiastic fisherman Knowing
If he sometimes thinks himself
Recently he entered saihsing contest in prize
and while he wasn't completely baed his catch
caiber.
Hearing of Mr.. Bnes disappointment, prankish
New York had taxider1ist
the deep
Mr. Bfhe to see the guppy prize winner
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Wedding Date Set

Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Tomasiant
announce the engagement of their
daughter Zarouhie (Sarah to Mr..
Louis Manoukian of this city. The
wedding will take place Friday, Feb
ruary II.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
Valentine Dance

The Epsilon Chapter of Zeta Tau
Sorority will hold an informal val
entine dance tomorrow night at Hol-
brook Farms.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
BY THE WAY

Way
both suggestion for jaded
from earold schoolboys letter Our house
Clipped dollar excellent
doughnuts flaming.
Evening star., 1939-02-09
At Homes

Continued From Page B-3O
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WELCOME BRITISH VISITORS

For the first time in the history of
England the reigning King and Queen
have left the British Isles to visit a
dominion across the seas and to leave the
confines of the empire to pay friendly
visit to the United States.
It goes without saying that the rulers
of the British Empire will receive warm
welcome when they step across the Cana
dian border and become guests of the
United States This is as it should be.
There was a time when an announce
ment that the King and Queen would visit
the former colonies would have been the
occasion for lurid outbursts of fervid ora
tory on the part of some of the people in
this country. Fortunately, that day has
passed and the visit of the sovereigns bring
with it nothing but the best wishes of the
people of this democracy, who begin to
understand the way the royal establish
ment works in England.