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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-19

urapeu THEM.
selves In the stars and stripes In
lyrical salutes to this country.
Two opportunistic tempomanaics
already have labored and brought
forth q ballad entitled "Hooray
for Our Side Of the Ocean" and
another pair has produced one
called my Land" which effuses,
II love every grain of sand In my
land" and continues In the same
vein for several stanzas.
And, you may be sure, that the
minds Of every other Tin Pan
Alleyite now are running In the
same direction, with the result
that we soon will be RECALLED with
numbers such as "Over Here" and
and Lets Not Get Frantic About
the Other Side Of the Atlantic"
Fortunately, music publishers
are discouraging this sort Of thing.
Luckily for the American DISPOSE
ton, they also have declared their
neutrality on the war issue.
BUSINESS AS USUAL
WITH ORSON NWELLES
The busiest young man In the
United States at the moment
would appear to be Orson Welles
who dropped into town merely to
say hello after a Hollywood spell.
He Is going back to the film col
ony soon to produce, direct, write
and star In O picture, a quadruple
Job that he undertook at his own
insistance.
He came here to do O couple
of things on the radio but he will
have to commute between Cali
fornia and New York weekly. To
that end, he is In the market for
O private airplane. The 24-year-
old genius feels that he ought TO
fly the continent at his own whim
and not by timetable. And curl
Gus 1t will be to the outlanders,
too, II by some mischance, he
should be compelled one day to
make a forced landing. For It will
not be a battalion Of Martians,
but Orson Welles dropping In
from the skies to haunt the neigh
borhood!
SHIP REPORTERS
REVISE TECHNIQUE
Ship news men, accustomed TO
the normal routine Of boarding
incoming liners from the cutter
at Quarantine and interviewing
their prey at leisure until the
berth!ng Of the vessel, have adj
justed themselves to the new con-
ditions Of wartime.
Even former hurdles In theii
line Of reporting have been re-
moved. For example, one Of the
ship news men OF the J. p. Nor
gan interview aboard ship clicked
the session. He says II ran ex-
actly q half hour, which Is q con-
siderably longer time than the
financial titan aver has granted TO
the press.
But finding their subjects has
been made more difficult by the
crowding Of passengers. Now It
Is useless to trail conspicuous
passenger TO his suite, for notables
and unknowns alike are sharing
the dormitory facilities In the
ballroom, the dining saloon and
the bar rooms.
HORSES BEFORE
MASTERS
One Of the refugee passengers
the other day was Gene Autry,"
ace OF the "dit-Along. Little-D Do
gie' school OF movie. He was
stranded In Paris when hostilit!es
broke out. He couldn't get book
Ing on an earlier vessel, although
he pulled all the strings at his i'm
mediate command. The steamship
lines turned him down, but were
lenient about another In his re.
tinue.
Although Autry was detained
until space could be found for
him, q boat leaving France that
day unhesitatingly took along his
horse, ChampionI Autry followed
soon thereafter. on the heels OF
his ceiluloidic mount.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-19
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1873
A Thought for Today

And We shall serve the Lord your God, and ne
shaII bless thy bread, and thy water; and will
take sickness away from the midst OF thee
Exodus 23:25.
Obedience to God is the most infallible evil
dence of sincere and supreme love TO him.
Emmons.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-19

ToDAY's COMMON ERROR
Do not say, "Cllmb down from
that fence; say, get
down." To climb means 70
ascend.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-19
Washington Merry-Go-Ro
d e C W PEARSON
ROBERT Q. ALLEN

advertised the state
will vigorously protest the sinking the British steamship Athena WIZ
sinking international law than the sinking OF the
ana
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-09-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Wa|Ia WaIIa
Meets Tigers

Tonight in the Stadium gym at
s o'clock. the Tiger basketball
team will endeavor TO even the
score with Walla Walla's Blue
Devils, who trounced them, 40 TO
IS. a week ago in Walla Walla.
IL will be Stadums second Cross
State game this week. having
earlier defeated Bremerton here.
80 10 20.
Lincoln csgers. who also were
trimmed by WALL at Walla Walla,
turned the tables on the Blue
Devils here last night and the Ben
gals will be out TO do precisely the
same thing.
Coach v. q. Lowman of the
Tigers announced that his
starting lineup probably would
he the same which has opened
the past few games-nameiy,
Russ Soper and Matt kapo-
yich. forwards: Bob Loftness,
center, and Yves Hudson and
Marion klarich. guards.
The starting lineup for the Blue
Devils probably will find Wayne
Berry, leading scorer of the Cross
State league, and Jack Brumback
at the forward positions. Kenney
at center, and Keyes and Eggers
at guards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Tiger Wrest|ers
Beat Longviiew

Gaining revenge for the defeat
they suffered in the first match al
Longview, Stadium's wrestling
team won over the Longview Lum-
berjacks yesterday afternoon in
the Stadium gym. In winning,
22-1s. the Tigers lost but two
events while winning six. The
results were:
los pounds-Jack Sundquist Isl
decisioned Dale Stackley ID.
lis pounds-Clarence Gauthier
IL threw Masami Okada Isl.
Time, i:45.
I25 pounds-Bob Rowan Isl,
student co-cOaeh Of Stadium. de-
feated Bud Real ID by decision.
1875 pounds - Ernie Newt ID
won over Art Woodruff ts) by
decision.
Ii5 pOunds-Robin Hold tS) de-
cisioned Les Smith IL.
155 pounds - Louis Clark G)
was defeated by Co-Coach Bill
Mcnamara (S) by decision.
165 pounds-Gene Walters Isl
won over Ralph Smathers IL by
fall. Time, 4:l5.
Heayyweight-Fred Adams 81
threw Roy Tidd IL. Time, 5:57.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
HUSKIES TRIM OREGON STATE

CORVALLIS, Ore. -- University
Of Washington's Husky basketball
ers maintained a blistering pace
to outrun fast-tiring Oregon
State college quintet, Al TO 30, In
a Northern division Pacific Coast
conference basketball game last
night. The teams meet again to-
night.
The game remained close
throughout with the halftime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Ski Weather

PARADISE VALLEY - hosA
open Ia Nsrada Falls; chains re-
quif.d nj IonKnirri Temperature
Of "A degrees; three inches Of new
snow; total ~ f5t inches, OVER
east and showing; skiing poor On
account ~ strong southwest Wind
and deep sss.
MI. BAkEH LODGE - Road
open 10 lodge: snow on road from
Kiaeisr 10 lodge: chains required;
temperature Of ~ degrees; sis
inches Of nss snow; total 81 ls7
inches; overcast. with light SNOW !,
snow dry; skiing good.
ssOQUAL1IE PASS - North
Bend 10 Bastos, sns. aud .I,ssh
on road; chains reggirsdg tsfspesae
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
.Luthers PLAY
.CheneySquad

Pacific Lutheran colleges has
kethall team viii be in a position
to look up to the opposition to-
night Against Cheney Normal
school. the Lutherans will be AZ
= disadvantage in the matter Of
height for the invaders have q
team that averages about six feet
tall.
The contest. 10 start at = on
the Falkland floor, will afford
Tacoma fans their first oppor-
tunity To see Washington
Inter Collegiate conference
game.
At O'Clock. a preliminary game
will be played between the 7. l. {.
Props and the Longview Hi-Y.
The starting lineups for the fea-
ture tilt will probably be as fol-
lows. Lutfnrans ~ Perrault and
Sigurdson. forwards; Platt, center;
Harshman and Stenesen. guards.
Cheney Ulowetz and Ir-
win. forwards: Schreck. center. and
Smith and West, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Basketball Results
BY UNITED PRESS


Denver ~. Utah 81
Wyoming 35. Colorado State 30
Colorado So. Utah State ~
Washington 81, Oregon State s5
Nevada 50, Fresno State 30.
California 4s. St Mays 80.
Stanford So. UCLA ~
Santa Clara 40. San Jose state
"a
Whitman IS. University Of
Mexico IS.
Nevada 81. Fresno State 40.
Montana -, Montana State 81
West Virginia 81, Temple a.
Pomona 80. San Diego State 35
Duquesne 81. Brooklyn rs.
y. Y. u. SO. Union -.
Drake 81, st. Louis U %
Notre Dame IS, Illinois "a.
Texas Tech 80, New Mexico %
Texas Christian ~, Nortf
Texas 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Fife noopmen Win
and Keep Top Spot

tfidsf Results
raiossills II : T. @ Prep. 20
nss so clover PsFs "a
Kspo~sin "a. osfins a.
Fife rrojsns hspt their lead In
tho Pierce County league by beat.
ing Yeim rornadosH. ss.a2, al
Yslm. All other upper division
qpintais won Ia keep . strids be-
hind the T'rolans.
Pete Asiio scored "a points To
lead tho Fifs aassrss fein took
a aria Trad tn the third period
but Fife's usual fast closing rally
olnohrd the game Fife reserves
lost their first gam. In ~ starts
with fslm sseonds winning 1890.
Bta, Nsitoni and Ted nsn.
ningsea engaged In . personal
scoring duel 81 y. J.. Z. gym
with Nstteni's ~ points led.
Ing Eafsssiite Cruissss Ia .
$40 win over y. L. q, Prep~-
Hs1ntnxses isss~d In . mere
~ points. Estousiiie reserves
WIN xs-s.
Ole Oison's Roy Lynx had q
tough time beating ~inisss Clover
Park At Clover PARK bi, came
through with closing squirt To
eks ou, s0.ss decision. Roy led
1917 ~ haiftlms bsii tns lead
changed hands all during the final
half. Roy Lopsr scored IL prints.
Ernie cops's kspoNstn Loggsrs
dumped Ortinx Cardinals. tz'ss,
AZ Kagous.n % stay IN the second
place Tie with Eatonysllo ard Roy,
Next Tuesday kap0wsin 1iii sa.
terrain ths lsagys.lssGing Ffs
Trojans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
AbeS Make IL Four Straight CrOSS-Stdte Wins
An Kewpiie Cut
The Cold Water

ttis esrrecst wrapped warm
" around him. hsadhsx n
his fiat Ard cersersrrns In Ms
eve and smlir. kswrls nurfews,
Puget saana haekes ard mss AZ
getting pssss. stepped down .
ladder an fh~ sistc ~ Inc sfas>-
~, tsaiians Lady 81 oix ussh~s
isst ssghts
ke~pse had h~~s enc ~ sew
srai su~>ts ~ fhe Nt9Gs esvA
hoss huiiarrs. Ne haa euI.yed
an eseniex seA sighs ~ r~nsiwe
pleasure. VIA tnusms was fnh
stc VA. WARM Tho astle waves
.c~nsea 90 .rsti~ ur ~ Nsns. r~-
fieesisg The tights Of me essss
and aoek.
kewp.~ reached ss~ end NJ
she ladder snd sssii sssssiinN
stepped off. Their Vas se darn
for his feet. o~iy .eist. sets h~y
water several feet b~,ew. -
kewpie vcnt IN. Tho water
rlos~d The door IN him. Ne
csn~ mp again. Gs.rtes. a~A
VAS hauled sut nv frirWsss.
In land ouee n.s~. the ants
sympathy shews him hs Ms
companions was this svcm ne
lips ~ Al Whtsusssl
why. hewpae. What . pe-
cuiisr tiur and place ard man
mar you chose Ia sshr sp swim.
ming"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

Articles were signed Saturday
20 bring together Tacoma ana
Seattle fstie squads In team
match on next Thursdsy.s Ameri-
can Legion amateur boxing card
at Greenwich coliseum.
The Seattle aggregation, direct
ed by Val Comstock, veteran box
ing instructor. Is the only team
70 gain a decision over Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Rex Roudebush
Defends No. II

Rex Roudebush, local attorney
and long a fighter for Initiative
No. II and other wild life conserva-
ton movements. Will go on the air
tonight at O'Clock. KhO. lie
will be interviewed by Ray Grum-
mel on the regular You and Your
Dog" program. Roudebush will
reveal the facts OF the attack by
Gov. Martin and the trap barons
on the present law.
Bill Weaver also will speak over
KMO against the attack on II, at
6 o'clock Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Seattle-Tacoma Amateurs Signed

boys In four matches this season
Paired IN the g0ur-fopnd main
event wlli be PVT Warren coif'
man Of Fort LeWis and Jack Con
ley Of the Downtown A. G, Seattle.
They met here tHo months ago,
with coniey winning a close de-
cislon. and Asyion has been try
ing 70 rematch them ever since
because Of the action they pro
glded in their initial meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Joe Sees Easy
Meat In Tony

DETROIT Take the champions
word for IL, Tony Gairnto ~llI be
an easy target II be ever ciimhs
into the ring with Joe LouIs. Joe
watched Gaicnto knock out Matte
Brown of Washington In less than
four rounds last night and re-
marked;
I'D have 10 be blind 10 miss
that guy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
nansen-venable
To Show Monday

Floyd Hansen OF Salt f.aks City
and Bull vcnahle Of Denver, heavy
weights who broke IN here ON the
last card, were signed Saturday To
meet In the threc-round special
event on Mondays wrestling bill
at Greenwich coliseum.
Promoter Jack Common also an.
nounced tho signing az Bunny
Martin and Leo Burke. Tacoma
hoavies. m opponents In tho three
round opener. thus completing the
card.
Floyd Hansen, Billy's older
brother, IL = veteran who
knows all tho tricks ~ the
trade, while vensble IL =
rough, tough customer who
neither asks nor gives quarter
Martin, born and reared here.
has been seeing the world during
the past few years, wrestling In
lust about every country on the
globe. and his return home met
with the approval Of Tacoma
fHNHs iufNfs HlFsf ia'fWta ffNf
uct, Ia a comparative newcomer 10
the game and hasn't yet had the
opportunity 10 travel.
Mondays main event brings
together BiIis Hansen. classy
Young salt Lake city heavy
weight. and Jack Holland.
Los Angeles srappier, wbo Ia
scheduled Ia dlscmbafh frosn
mn ocean liner saturday IN san
Trapelsco following the
lengthy campaign In Aus
trs1ia.
Tom zsharias. one of the Grip
pie Creek Greeks. tangles with
sallor psfto. e9.gob strongmsn
from Eigln. III. In the five-fotind
semi-HnAi
With the exception Of tbs main
event. which IL a two on, Of thrss
falls affair, all matches Will be
decided by one fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
TWO BENGALS
SIGN PAPERS

Two new members were added
to the Tacoma Tiger holdout bri-
gade Saturday when Chfisty Hole
vas and Al Nudge. outfielders. re-
turned their contracts unsigned.
The holdout contingent now out
numbers those signed by a wide
margin. Names Of Holeyas and
Nudge were added 10 those ~ Dick
Lassell. catcher. and Ray Aede.
ghini. pitcher. The only players
who have signed are Manager Hal
Rhyme and Marvin Rickeri. rookie
first sacker.
Holeyas said In letter accom-
panying his unsigned contract
that he Is planning To give up
organized ball In favor Of a semi
pro baseball berth with job on
the side
Nudge said that he Is not salts
fled with the clubs offer and Ia
thinking Of quitting pro bali un-
leAs he receives substantial
boost In salary.
Nudge has put ln three
year, In professional baseball.
one season In the Class q
Western association and two
years with the Tigers. lie has
failed 10 better the 800 mark
a. a hitter.
He IA strong on defense. bat
somewhat q question marx on
the offense Re has flashes u
ability Al the plate. bat falls into
bad slumpA Tor pf0tractsd periods.
Holeyas has played t1o SEASONS
IN the Western International Hs
Ioincd Yakima Ia 1887 and played
there until after the start 81 last
SEASON. when be drew his release
After remaining idle for a couple
n weeks. he toined the Tigers,
finishing the season with a batting
mark Of .ZsS BE u flasby
fielder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

Field Trials Club
Bill Event Sunday

The West Coast Field Trials
club viii hold trial Sunday al
the Grand Mound course. with com
petition TO include open puppy,
derby. shooting DOG and open all
age stakes. Brace drawings VIII
be made Sunday at 7 m. at
Twin Gates.
Judges will be Fred c. Breckon
Of Tacoma and Tod Dove of TonO.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Ponzi, Cue Ace,
Will Show Here

Andrew POM. former billiard
champion o; the world. will EhOw
Tuesday night AZ Sauberts pariors
POM. one of the greatest. VIII
match his skill against q local ace
and will give an exhibition. The
time IL 10 O'Clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
BOWLING

Tacoma hawfsrs fsnlsbsd The
weeks league play Friday rsnht
a. tho broadway alleys With ~
scores ~ more than aO0 written
into tbs records since last sun-
day.
Mary Ksneisnlsh and EisAnav
nrn~n added . pair II The a9
totals In The Glass a Wousens
league matches Friday. Mas Kan.
cianich relied zoa. 1io and ipS.
for s0s total. MsAs nsown
scored eos, with games NJ ia7.
2s7 ard zoe. Ruth iAts had prr-
vieusiy turned In = AL rount "
tbs Glass n w o N sn's issgus
Wednesday n give The feminine
shooters three 81 ths u totsis
nf 400.
The MI wsnkss besGwsss
sAdea two MT tsIlDes n ~
weeks Nigh so"sess >ese ~"
tts ratleA 7ip. 1t3 aaA ia fss
NsS fstst spa q. q. Cellees
MARKED mp 80 s~WNs.
Tho Supervisors and the Roller
makers met In an Important mafen
In ths Milwaukee league and The
Supervisors checked In = three
point win over Al t'snteoost's man.
Resides Mrs kancianleh and
Mias Brown. other good scnrss
we're rolled ln tb~ Wom~n's Issxus
as follows Ruth t.lta 500. MAts~i
Anderson 80. Hcisn BERNARD A13.
Dorothy Daily sio. Loulss Wshs
lsrs hzA. Marls Fuahsk stn. Eyma
Musseiman 500 and Mildred usss
sos
A special match. biiisd for =
o'clock al ths broadway aiIsys To-
night. brings t0xsfhsr the AT
ueidsib~fr and DE Lssxs bssr
teams ~ IN. Class n CITY isakss~s
MILWAUKEE, itA0tE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
Whitman Wins
Over Mexicans

NALLA WAIIa, Wash. 80
Whitman college defeated hail the
University Of Mcxico's travelling
basketball team last night. 80 20
SO Only six men Of the Mexico
squad arrived for the game. An
automobile carrying the rest Of the
players broke down on snOqual-
ME pass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
|Hoopn,sn Top
Wawas, @26

f.lneclns rsskstsess last night
On she horne rsaF defeated wsila
Wall. high. 10 u - IN Cross
state league composition.
That runs ths Ah<s' iss9us VIE
tories 10 fanr straight and = sossf
~ five consecutive wins, Including
the Hslisrnstne. aonsissruss ran-
frst.
The Ah<s trasi~d nsn~s ~ the
first half MT ssme nsek with
traditional fIaenin flxNs In ne
third quarter n lead. sn-fa. whsn
that period eicxrd And they nsvvv
CAV. away their margin
wa-sa ~ ~ ~ eteee -
tk~ rvss gwassrs. - 4 So
~ 10 10 ~ ~ hAtf.
Wayne Kerry. Wa=ui captain.
was hixh scorer with "a points -
add To hls already large total
Hutton sas The hiah seerrr fne
Lincoln.
tlncosn.s Msdress scored over
American Lake. anuth. n 10 "A. IN
preliminary xsne
Lincoln meets tstemsfsan Tues
day ~ Lincoln and Friday clashes
with stadium II the Aha gym
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06
TO TRAIN IN SPOKANE

Wt~HINUION = Ins WashIhf'
ton Redskins professional football
team will conduct ia 1889 pre-
season training a. spokane
Wash. In connection with the
states 50th anniversary celsbra-
ton, IL was announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

slaughter with Louis
inflated him the wind OF
ballyh and a gullbe, public with them
knocked out and beaten rank pre-
lminary fghter and o card
drawn soooo
Detroit
of the main tank line
night seeing Tony stop poor old
Matte Brown by could him ?? Yeah now
could he a.,
Still before them and likes the
pubc business And well let 1t
a that
THIS man Jack Hibbard the oregon middei0eig, should
| be denied fighting license for his oWn good.
reo Jobs ore scarce and the lids est bet TO make dime
and eat is the gore game bit its cruel TO see nm shde
into the pit and take hammerings from treSh ana ooe
youth