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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

clergyman to officiate in the special September series of Monday devo- tional services being produced by the Federal Council of Churches in CO., operation with NEG.
 Ordained in the Presbyterian min- istry, Dr. Leiper recently turned to the Congregational denomination. In addition to his major work in the movement for peace and Christian unity which is the aim of the Uni. versal Christian Council, Dr. Leiper Is foreign secretary of the Federal Council of Churches and one of the secretaries of the provisional com- mittee of the World Council of Churches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

How we do abuse the English language frightfully, awfuy and terribly There are three not too cheerful or complimentary words, and discovered them all, frghtfuy terribly and awfuy misplaced in the course of days browsing. Here goes So and so is described sweet and you know is terribly cute How frightfu, awful and terrible!
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
yEHovAH's WITNESSES

Part { of Doom Of Religion" will Do discussed at Q meeting of Je. hovah's Witnesses tomorrow after. noon at Garden hall at { o'clock The text follows: For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against pxjscipaiities, against pow-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
 POI Cherry Street

Rev. E. Einar Kron, paStor.
 Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity.
 Holy communion will be celebrat- ed at 10:45 a. m. Communion ser- mon on A Worthy Celebration of the Lords Supper. The Swedish language will be used.
 Inspirational rally at St. Johns Episcopal church in Stamford under auspices of Hartford district Luther league, at 2 p. m. Dr. Evald Law son, president of Upsala college will speak and the district chorus will sing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
AnstOers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6. l. i0i4. 2. Lead. 2. James L. Fly. {. The Maslnet Line. .. Central Asia. 6. Chameleon. !. Frank Parker. 6. sa'-chem; nst saehesm. Q. squabs. 70. lsss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
PASTOR TO SPEAK
 TO ROTARY CLUB

Members of the Rotary club. meet. ing at The Elton next Tuesday noon, will hear an address by Rev. Dr. John J. Snavely, pastor of the First Methodist church. His subject has not yet been disclosed.
 Plans for Rotary activities during the fall months will be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Odd but interestiI q.

Odd but interesting. The Chateau Laurier Hotel in Ottawa accommodates 1000 guests. There Is no Room l3" on the Canadian National Lady" liners tn service between Boston, Bermuda and the West Indies. The Island of Barbad0es boasts of windmilIs than any country outside of Holland. B l.. McCarr0n of St Albans Vermont is dean of the service. Dust is unknown the tropical island of Trinidad all it's roads being either oiled asphalted
 The giant totem pole at Jasper National Park sta- ton Is an outstanding example of primitive native art
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

Readers ef The Democrat Invited Co send questions regarding the Protestant Catholic Jewish ha Questions w De answered in this column promptly possible Thes sheud be accompanied N the and address es the writer and should De addressed hs journal C The National CenfeTence ef Jews and Christians ese Fourth Avenue New Yerk City Where personal reply requested k should be stated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
SALEM LUTHERAN
ST. MICHAEL'S

For week commencing Sept. 3
 The services at St. Michaels church tomorrow, Thirteenth Sum day after Trinity, will be as fol- lows: Celebration of the Holy Com munion at 7:30 a. m. Holy Com munion and sermon at II a. m. Sermon subject, What have we seen that others have not"
 Tuesday: 6:45 p. m.-Altos and so- pranos in choir room.
 Friday; TOO D. m.-Altos and so- pranos; entire choir at 8 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

The show must go And papers must print European war news. That's what Jack Zaiman, mem- Der of the United Press office at Hartford found out recently. few weeks ago he bade farewell to his con. freres at the Hartford office of the UP and left months vacation in Europe. Then came Hitler and Danzig and the Polish Corridor and 0n And Brother Zaiman found himself drafted in London. He's stationed at the UP office in London and the vacation just must wait until the war decides to break up into little neighborhood row.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

CTS. against the rulers of the dark ness Of this world. against spiritual wickedness in high piaces."-Eph. 6:i2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
REV. DR. LEIPER
 TOBE NEG GUEST
Presbyterian Minister to Discuss World COndi.
 tions September II

The Rev. Henry Smith Leiper, D. D., of the Universal Christian coun- ell, will discuss "The World As I See It" on Monday, Sept. II, at 12:3o p. m.. EDST, over the NBC-Red Net work.
 Dr. Leiper will be the second
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Rotterdam. Netherlands. Is to have a new geological garden cost ing nearly si,ib0.0O0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
HUSTLE OF AUTUMN

Autumn tnts are brilliant SO it is said,
 With slight accentuati0n on turkey red; Htff satins and tAffctas come in with rustic. Bashion dscgees wasp waists and likewise busfie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
NaMgatuCk Churches

HILLSIDE CONGREGATIONAL Morning worship will be in Swed- ish at Il o'clock.
 The regular mid-week service will be held on Thursday at p. m. The Rev. Arthur H. Johnson, who has returned from a months vaca- ton, will conduct the services.
 SALEM LUTHERAN Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity
 Mercy (Mark i2:4i-4D 900 6. m.-Swedish. Soloist, John Gothberg.
 Ushers: Elmer Sanford, Almer Svenson. ll:OO a. m.-English. Vocal duet: I. V. Olson. Conrad Rohs. TOO D. m.-H. D. Luther League Chorus Concert in St. Johns Epis- copal church, Stamford. Conn. Monday, 1000 a. m.-Labor Day. Outings in Avon, Mass, at the Children's Home and also in Stam- ford, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

French Guiana is trying to rec viye Its rosewood oil production aft- CT & sleep of 10 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Here and there MT. and Mrs. William F. Harvey and Mrs. Frank Carey and daughter, Marjorie, are in Newport R. l., today attending the annual reunion of the Second Naval District Association. Motorists pass ing the vicinity of Hartford notice old friend these clear nights The familiar blue light is once more shin ing from the top of the Travellers tower It was turned on at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night after lengthy period of darkness during which repairs being made James Arnold is the name chosen for the new son of MT. and Mrs E. J. Davidson of Guilford. Mrs. Davidson l. the former Ruth Sullivan of this city and is naming her after the late Jimmie" Arnold, her nephew Jimmie Kelly was busy as the proverbial bee this past week He not only had that things going smoothly for the Kasson Grove Association outing in Bethlehem tomorrow, but there was also the soon-to-be-held Elks clambake on his mind.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
chet Bosworth of Naugatck shoves off for Syracuse

Chet BosWoftH or NaugalucK sovts OH TOT 5yIacuse University Tuesday. . Y. Ellsworth Neary is going to Pratt, Francis Burns to Columbia, Bill St. John to William and Mary, George Allen to Manhattan Francis Shugrue to Washington and Lee Joe Worrel to the University of Iowa Dental School Bill Stein and Martin Lyn to Brown Thomas Fitzpatrick and Jack Edmonds to Providence College Jack McSherry, Wally Drscol, John Donovan and Red Raftery to Bates, Don Garrick and Barney Davis to Duke Henry Porkowski to the University of Maine John Nordby to Becker Henry Moeckel and Rich ard Lutze to Rensselaer, Bill Cross to Annapolis and Ed Butch" Sterniak to Providence College.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Helen Splann of Naugatuck, attractive secretary of Rodney Chase, retains her schoolgirl complexion by engaging in badmintOn several times week. She that the strategy of play places tremendous stress voeyng and, for that reason it is game of infinite action and far faster than tennis She insists it requires far speed of hand and foot than does tennis. Okey.doke Helen, I'm not doubling Thomas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02
Todsys Answevs 70 0ANlUM CRACKER s

Question on Comic Page
  1. Dame, dam. damage. 2. lear, car, caravel. 2. Danzig, Dan. soudan. {. Barn. bar. crowbar.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

WPA strike" protests in- July 22, Srs sa',r T.th ,' c,,t dn ' ho,,r,v nav A''' rate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Actors strike averted after American Federation of Ac- tors tries to secede from Asso- g. 2l, ciated Actors and Artists of 93S America and affiliate with the International Alliance of The atrical Stage Employees.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Illinois Supreme Court out laws picketing by outsiders for organizing purposes if no strike within.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Appeal to Court of Appeals, and to U. S. Supreme Court if necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

July 27 John Lewis c. I. O. president Debatable. 1889 releases "evn old man" attack
 Garner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

New York milk strike wins .. with active c. I. o. aid and Aus: .e eA' direction.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

c. I. o. faction of United Auto Workers strikes against Gen. eral Motors key plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Michigan labor law goes in effect, outlaws sitdowns, re- QuireS advance notice of strikes, restricts picketing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

U. s. Supreme Court rules in favor of Fansteel Corp. of Chicago. saying they had right to discharge sitdowners, since sitdown seizures of plants is illegal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Apex Hosiery decision of fed- eral court holds hosiery work CTS liable for triple damages of $7ll,952 for sitdown strike in 1897.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

E xpelled by the 4-A's, the status of the A. F. A. remains indeterminate. So- phie Tucker, presi- dent of A. F. A. sus- pended by Actors Equity Assn, a branch of 4-A's.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-02

Homer Martin, head of United Auto Workers, resigns as ex- ecutive board member of 0. I. o. after U. A. w. is split into two factions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Abes Battle
Yaks Tomorrow

Facing the Yakima Pirates In
their first OF tho new year.
the Lincoln varsity will open their
Cross State league schedule rs the
under-dog five, Saturday night in
the Abe gym.
The Yaks have Won eight con-
secntive practice games and they
are generally conceived as the
dark horse" In the conference.
Lincoln's hopes We're lessened with
the loss of Logan Blades. injured
sophomore forward, who has start
ed every contest In the Lynx pre-
season schedule
Coach Art Cbeyne. the Yak
Ina mentor, has several good
players In Bob Gilmore. Cap
tain Jake Morrow, Jack Arndt
and Dick T"ene,. Gilmore and
Morrow have starred In nearly
all OF the Pirates preseason
tits.
Coach Bill Hardie will probably
start jess Cooper and Ben Ishioka
at forwards. Dexter Hutton and
Tell pagni al guards and Don
Hegele. center. Ray Spurgeon.
Bob Beegle. Gene Clark and Jack
Godfrey will undonbto ~ sce
plenty Of action for the LINK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
BIAS E BALL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
iion Of ihs iDgth Anniversary
II tuefisas nstissai Ksme
was lnsuspfsisd hire last
aiTbt at . ueetiDE ~ base
ball moi sblss.
President HiliiAm Hafridas
VI Tbs American lsasDs pre-
sided 81 The gathering. with
dsBBis Assl, 7s-ysar Old
sssnsf manager " ths fhiia-
dsipi,ia Aihsttss. ths hsnss
guest
The program iaeis.asd ths
initial sissssinn Of The Anssfi.
eaH iesxus film. "ilrst ira
lnfy Of tssssb,il.s produced by
fEa fsnssfA. sns tim. smrf-
lean league batting champion.
tDu ssn tall tn. the spsa-
isg Etln 81 centennial tsss,s
said tiarfldgs "paF llsst 100
ssars ago. s.sa. Abasf DssibIs.
aay dssis.d the sport. aud
throughout the Ysag ~ 1893
organized bass ball siii esis
bfais The sssst q
Recalling the Philadelphia
diamond stars VI the past
uafttdks paid a special tfib-
ute 10 Mac az the ySs.snt-
day magical iradef ~ base.
ball. 0at~ more s~itsaF out
Ia build . psnnaat winner fef
his followers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Old Dir Signs
Contract Quickly

CHICAGO - Ole biz may 10
"foRkin' 'em through again this
season
An Injured shoulder which nearly
wrecked Deans career last year
has simOst healed and today be
was IN ine fold Of the cnleazo
Cubs. confident hs would win 20
games this season OF pitch TOT
noihla' 10 1870 =
Doctors had told him kray
photographs showed that
muscle tar In hls right sbs1si.
der Was healing satisfactorily
and that With sls sssAs more
rest he should b$ able 10 take
bis regular I'm - hen the sss-
son starts.
Or sumner T. Koch sald thai II
Dram had not taxed he arm last
fummsf. when he sUn sven
Ramss and issf oue fhs uuaais
would have bfsu completely bsalsI
b. nov
Dean. who HAs obtained from
the ~ Logls Cardinals lakt April
for Sls5O 90 cash AID three PLAY
sfs required only = few minutes
70 negotiate his 1889 contract
That's the fastest ! ever signed
IN my iiff. be kaid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
bad MAN" JOHNSON ON CARD

Dave Johnson. mayhem artist
from Omaha. and ciin Thlede
handsome YounRster Who formerly
played football for the University
Of California. vii meet IN the
thfsssround special event on the
Monday night wrestling card at
Greenwich coliseum, Matchmaker
Jack connof announced Friday.
Johnson In = pudgy villain who
introduced himself here a. tho
manager of the He'd Shadow and
earned the sntasoniam Of local mat
enthusiasts ~ jumping into the
fing 10 assist blh charge NhsunYsf
defeat appeared imminent
Mondays eight round main
~YsBt siil bring together Billy
Hansen, pleasing Young
Workman from sail Lake city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Cross State
League Game

Raising the curtain on Cross
State league basketball play.
the Stadium Tigers and the
Yakima Pirates Will clash To-
night al : o'clock in the Tiger
gym. Stadium and Lincoln
reserves will meet IN n pre-
llminary tiff nj : o'clock.
Yakima Is considered one ~ the
strongest teams IN the league and
with 10 lettermen from last years
squad around and active. are slight
faVofites TO down the Reneais
In practice games. Stadium has
Won one and lost one They de-
fested the EatonVille Cruisers.
3e-37. and lost Ia the jefferson
high Democrats Of Portland. ass.
Yakima has moi lost practice
game They defeated Ellenshurg
twice. 37.l6 and 25.1a. and hold
victories over Napato and sunny
side. strong teams east Of the
mountains
The Pirates use the per-
eenfsge system On the nffensr.
This attack was devised nv
Robert Hager. supervisor Of
physical education Tor the Ia
coma public schools. while he
WAS basketball coach at Ore
gon State college.
fakimH's probable starting line-
up will be: Jack Arndt and Bob
Gilmore. sharpshooting forwards.
Dick Teeney at center. and Jake
Morrow. one of the ten highest
scorers in the Cross State league
last season. and Jack Rroten.
guards. All Of these boys we're on
last years squad
Coach V. G. Lowman is undecided
as 10 his starting lineup but will
start one Of the two fives that he
has been alternating IVES Hud-
son and Marion klarieh. guards.
Fred Angus. center. Russ Soper
and Matt kapovich, forwards. VIII
make up one five. While Jimmy
Martin and Dave Doud. guards.
Bob Loftness. center. Warren liar.
yeY and Dick Donelson. forwards.
make up the other squad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07

aud ssilur nsfio. ns@sasnss
from figin. III. The 4. =. navy
aud way points,
Hansen has NreHtied here several
tlnea. last appearing IN Tacoma u
montha ago when be performed on
eight successive cards, hes1llninE
several Of thrrns
The feature tiff ALI be . tseo.
Out .nf-thfss.fail# affair.
Billy Edwards. Kansas city
heavyweight @ho IL Notorious for
his r0uafhOliss performances tam
Klea With Dr Harold Kaiaos Of Dsa
Apinrs Iowa. who viii h. making
his Taeuuaa debut IN me fiTss
round ssnl- ssn1gp. q ons fail
tslaHss
The three, totind opsnef remains
10 be signed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07

Los As.EtfS-A record field
Of 2G3 brighi-eyed youths and men
started out today in quest Of the
$1,000 pot of gold In the lath an
nual Los Angeles open champion
ship. initial tournament OF the
California winter swing.
As the first score Of players
stepped ON the tees Of Wilson and
Harding courses al Griffith Park
and sent their drives sizzling down
the VET fairways. the favoflte was
Swinging Sammy snead OF White
sulphur Springs. " Va. IN three
years he has become the No.
man of professional golf
Hut >nssd was jusi ane
good golfer among man, In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Get Out Your Tackle !

Bill Mcqueen. veteran angler
and steelhead authority. reports
the puyallup river in stellar
shape for steelhead fishing And
adds that there are plenty Of the
large trout In the stream.
Mcqueen says the river has
dropped three feet In the fast
est time he's ever known.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Shoots Total
Score Of 694


Class + Bowling leanue
stars finished their frat half
schedule 1T the Broadway
alleys Thursday night IN !
hlase If hiTh scoring which
ssv ono nav record fnr the
season established and an
ether tied
lyes stars. shnnssus mr. stevens
snE Vrsfsf. Fullsa sot . rev nigh
lnsfEetsIuag thfsr ssmr seare fnr
the s~ssnn snH fr~ he~t total ftM.
lster<s n any 'rsanma pin Ee4eas
HHFfnx Fhe past veek
T'IYste Grain. lrea-aff ran fne
News Tribune. started sff wish
80 tying she ssaxue's record pfs-
vsesTly k~sa ~ Les ssssso crain's
hsx game wsa .lr sap~ ~ III pin
leagues fae she wesA
Fsve ~ lbs \ league sfsfs w~re
avee kssn Grain flnishesf vim 81
Dick Me- Sesfnnsy realized aat. I-Nut
elemssai aas AMI TssAy psttsF s1s.
ssssers aaA ysttrs. ~lnw<v
~ ~ Flrst haH shsnsqe~es
.Aips sisisk~a sssesa. sstp~n
tessa tefai ~ -. AlaAese
sram sssr< u ~ siesten ses~
.sae 81 ~ fiv<s kels JNe
garage uws NJ psvvssspstv
slsrsh es ~ skansptnnshsp. m
lnst Ia I<Ase N aessNt ~ thetv
IMP spas. shes wssssa ~ WIN
Fssts rssne wis sses t>ttessW-
MD siissns
Taaana Mis- tssmtaxsrs fallsd
the h<st single game IA Isse
asEAss play shoatira > ais< ND
Including " pins henttssAp foe
s'rna~ssh furred Inc team wfth
an Frank klnsnsr Added IN.
Asel KfIrhseH 5ha. f.<n Histett In
aaa fteh vessrsu~sh tfss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Grayson Picks Conn To Repe| Aposto|i Tonight
Pittsburgh Kid
HasLarge Edge
On the Scales
NJ HsHHt unst~u<
Nh <4t&tTr @raYt. Fststar


NEW NnRk - niliy Conn
- makes his New York how
in one Of the more attractive
matches a l1-runusirf
with Freddie Apastnil At the
Garden tonight.
Apnsfell Expresses plenty nf
eenfldenes IN atmaslf Is aneept.
ING thts ore The hess Essun ssuia
promise n n ~ les psslnas At
J eelaek. Nhleh means sn@s W u
weight a. issss 10 vH<n they
square OF Aps@tnll ~aplanI NJ
hlnsaelE ~ mote shAn iaa
>ef > few .snstest. - sfste
aha have .~.a hath l-ass ~
nssv Irish hiiis parks sks
araea.. nth ehssA is Win
liz II frsnh firm hsatsnK Fsnily
kfieKes. shn disputes Apnetnsls
claim n tEse Id, psant champion
sh.n. ard snv II yrassnla hsd she
can shin shn firasaklyn veteran IN
his present firm haa IN havr ona.
siderable
T-he tail fsiitshaFxh lad Nae she
frame Fl heavyweight. sns'
should nause in Al inu pounds In
t@b grAfs
BE IL ftus stand,r f~axsr efth
fast hands and feet arb raKy
enough % effect the powerful
ApuAtoll'a spnrfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
B REF s !!

>Gw ORLEANS - rssas
thfisilaa diversity aud Ten
ars.ss were nsa~a r.-shaa.
pions az the t'sitrd stafes
iadas M Paul n Niilianssas
ef the Williamson fa.shsii rat.
Ing and predictions sssssm
WARRINGTON - sIsiliss
Conservation darps team. viii
compete I'M. sear in tbs Ma
iianai srnl PRO nsa.,ssii rom.
sre.s program Jehc ~,
sienebura. hrsd NJ ihs con.
rfr..' &C division. announced
fsdss,
NEW Sonk - Ths Nsw
Sork Giants iadss announced
tho signing ~ iva moss play
efs - First Bas~nsan lahans
Mat aribs ard fookle Pitcher
Johnny WittiR,
WINFIELD, tsss.--~trrd q,
Clarke, manager af the Pitts
burgh National league bsss-
bali club for 10 yeass. has
seeept~. thu p"sltisn of ~.
rector ~ the player contract
system at th~ National s~sst-
fre nassbaii asn9rsss fur
ibsp.
TAMPA. Tia.~-.raa rrmsins
Ing paaiiisns In the sensi.
finals II ibe Dixie .isTif.
irnnl@ tournament ain be
filled tpdsY. t.rns MaLa ~
ias AnKrir.. sssdsd Ma. 4.
meet. Jack fiabsii. tss
Asgeie-. Ia sns gasies final
msish. Will. Wayne sshln.
f.rtisnd. PLAYS sasdarr Ash.
Inv NJ Miami In the sthss.
ntssn ftsiissi sfsni ~ Al
iania and Hal -urfa.s. Mar
sss auy. gained lhs semi.
finals yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
CoIfing Stars Open Cold Play

this tournament, and any man
of three d.s.a IL capable ~
taking u WHEN the final seotea
are ehaihed up al the end Of
The 12zboie roBts late Man
DAY afternoon.
Jimmy Thomaun Of shawnee on.
Delaware. Pa. who wun the trophy
With n ga laat year. Harry Cooper
N chloopes. Mas whn s0uk u
slih n 27i In 1897 Johnny Hesolts
u Evanston. IN Horton Smith
ef Chicago. Jug Acspadsn Of VIM
chester. Mas winner Of tho re-
cent Miami Fillmore. and All
Bell. branxad local dark horse.
were only few Of the low priced
'sYofitss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07

That was good news enough But right
top Of that came the information from Phil Wrgley
Cubs boss that the mouthy veteran would have
salary OF $4,000
When Phi told Dir what his contract dough
would be, DE- turned TO newspapermen with this
answer to their questions
Boys, I'm not only satisfied but I'm over
satisfied. Never felt bettern my life Hope / can
20 out and win 20 or Is games next season. Yes
sir. feel ready to take my regular turn when the
bell rings'
How different that sounds coming from OF Dir
Maybe the great veteran il becoming mellow with
advancing years and wisdom
When at his loqnaeions height. he would have
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Boston Club Leads

~ NWkS8 tfr@4
Tfss tssslias HtgzsaH Hftisns asia
. fise point margin IN The Ma
tlanai fiu.ksT isaxtie FsFs sae'ay.
They picked up punt ssst night
Nnsn Ehs Hangers, -hg hsH barn
0nlv fear behind IL sseaHd pisss.
~sfs halsi 10 . "a tls by tins A0nf.
real Canadians. Mhiss thsy Nsfe
beating Ghsnags. 5-i.
Tbs third pises ss~ tsst
Aas~ssssas lnifted IN . - ~
with ths tbvtts,t Mst Wings.
me nftssns Asnt ahead ~ The
sssss pstsesi an goal ~ husnaft
fat tbs ssuss w#s tied bsif nay
slf9sgh ms LAST frame when ft~si.
lsss etsnasssssl tnF Chicago ifliis
unas<ssfsd goal Assh ssss a.ltsase.
20 sseatsla Jeff. gsss heetofi 10
victory
Tts He'd Wings sMtes spesfsa
| he Afnsflsans fsaslf goal leads and
then cams ut 10 finisn ss@ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-07
Bearcats Win
Over Canadians

sAIEM. Orr. The bafnstorm.
ma University ~ Hassah Columbia
basketball team leas last night
10 tbs Wilismstts Isssffats. - W
WsllHmstis got ofs "a a fass
start. slih Otto ssepsl assuring
ssFsu field Essls III The first fisa
minutes Ia aads lao nlDss gals
IN ths third psflssd f9s hiEs sass.
ing hanafn IT 10 points
Lnras. center. paced the siast9fs
sith 10