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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Dorothy Mock Is Now
Mrs.. Arnold Cook

Mr.. Lester Mock announces the
marriage of his daughter Dorothy
May Mack, TO Mr.. Arnold Cook
on Saturday evening at $50 in the
home of the Rev. Tibbets.
Miss Jane Hosteller was the only
attendant TO the bride and Mr..
Dick Wenner was best man.
After the quiet ceremony, pei
formed in the presence of the i'm
mediate family, Mr.. Cook and his
bride left for a honeymoon in the
south.
The new home will be made in
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Baptist Church Plan,
Missionary Meeting

Grace Baptist church will pre-
sent the November missionary
meeting on Wednesday al the
home ~ Mrs David Hurley. 1912
No 33d at, at l.s0
Mrs. ~. oreennp. the president.
~ili conduct a short business meet
ing after which Mrs Floyd Aisx-
ander. program chairman. viii
take charge. Mrs. Fred DufHll viii
conduct dsyotions. Mrs Henry
Broomfisld viii give a book re-
port on Dangerous Opportunity. &"
a special meeting will follow.
During ths tea hour. Mrs ~.
Grsenup Will assist the hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

A pastel theme was carried out
IN TALES for the party Monday
and in the flowers on TIRE late
supper table and about the rooms
Mrs. Edmund Cook and Miss Olive
Stocking won honors for bridge.
Guests presented Miss Mshaffey
with pieces for her silver service.
Those present were Mrs. Jack
Galbraith. IT,. Mrs. Kathryn X.
Youell. Mrs. Edmond Cook. Mrs.
Hugo Metzler. il. Miss Helen Poe,
Miss Olive Stocking. Miss Virginia
Stewart, Miss Margaret Annabel
on Saturday evening Miss Ma
haffey was honored at a dinner
party for which Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Miles entertained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Frequent Affairs
For Visitor


Wfte0HsWh wv S~s t"
Mrs. Brenda Palmer of OAK
land. Cal. who formerly made
her home IN Tacoma. has heen
in the city for several dayA
en- route to Spokane where she
VIII attend the s0th wedding
anniversary of her parenta
She il the heuseuuest of Mise
Marjorie Mcdonald and Mr..
Emma Mcdonald.
ah~ wss enteftAinea cn Saturday
far dinner a. The Mcponald home
after her arrival ana ~ Nszndsv
VAS = guest n IN. ard Mrs WsI1ur
NY Monday Ms Ernest W'hlse
as ha.tess IN hsr hnonr IL -
University Place home. relieving
= motor trip 70 seattle
Tuesday sftsFnscn Mr. James l.
Hsines entertained = .vspso a. h1ra
rslmsfs friends II luncheon sH1
in the evenina sbs wilf sgsin -
honaf~a ~ the home - ~ an1
Mfs William nunski~r
Hhs ssll leave far SPOKANE ~
Wednesday morning
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Holiday Plans VIII Be
Di.eu..ed "Wednesday

Tacoma Theta fths girls viii
meet Wednesday evening 81 Tso,
Plans for holiday activities ~lii BE-
discussed At this time.
Mrs Burton Brown viii he pres
snt 10 speak on Boy and ciri Re.
iatlons" Members will DO per.
miitsd 10 submit questions 10 the
speaker.
Esffsshmsnt. viii b. served
after ths meeting with Miss Lor-
rains Adams a. chairman Of fhs
COMMITTEES. assisted by hiss Betty
Nc MILAN. Miss j,ins Ago and
Miss Evelyn Larson.
thar. ssse. asels. Bethany
Methodist church. slIl msst in thu
church parsors for DESSERT lunch
con Wednesday afternoon At 1
O'Clock Mrs. y. A. Chalk will BE-
the hostess
Iswsn rse-.ehssi nests on
Tsusday svsninx al ssIb sf the
h0nns ~ Mrs. L. y. skinnsr. iizz
No. X a. Mrs. J. d. Boyd viii
Ia IN charge ~ Inc study group
Mrs Walter Broenko~ xiil preside
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mrs. Hagen TO Open
Home on Wednesday

Mrs. Elmer 6 Hagen. 400 No.
4th. will entertain members Of
Dixie chapter, United Daughters Of
the Confederacy Wednesday after
noon at O'Clock. Mrs c. p. Cam
mon is in charge Of the program
for the afternoon and Miss Mary
K. Siler will preside over business.
British A m lean association
viii hold a card party al 6 o'clock
Wednesday in Emerson han, 1i09
Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
News Notes of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
DR.. Helling Will Speak
To Pro America

PRO America wlli meet Friday
ct the bonneville hotel ~ u
o'eiock. Guest speaker wili Re
nr. Nerrtsoa y. nelung 81 Seattle.
Who will give a. Informative re-
part % sSahxsfsivs Activities IN
THIS country today
A report Win - made ~ the
nominating committee
A beard meeting Al 10 a'etees
IN the morning will preface the
luncheon
Reservations may 10 made ~
calling Mrs Chester t1ndstrom q,
Proctor llhp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mrs. Walker 10 Preside

Spanaway Mothers Preschool
association will meet Wednesday
evening at s o'clock in the school.
Mrs. Lawrence Walker will pre-
side at the meeting for which an
interesting program has been ar
ranged.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs l. D. Queen. Mrs. Law
renee Walker and Mrs. r. NJ.
hnsfafh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Westminster Presbyterian
Circles Meet Wednesday

Circles OF the Westminster Pres
byterian church will meet Wednes-
day as follows Virginia Hslber,
circle viii meet with Mrs. y. J.
Barton. 30i4 50. 18th 81, on We'd
nesdsy afternoon al 80.
Susan Patterson circle viii meet
Al ] O'Clock with Mrs. r. J. Mschls,
55Os So. G st. Mrs. ~. r. Pagan
assisting hostess
Melissa Huff circle will meet al
7;30 IN the evening with Mrs. Dor
othy Lewis. 1905 SO. X At. Mrs..
Chester Flirt assisting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Fern Hill Methodist
Society VIII Meet

The Womens society ~ Fem
Hi Methodist church will meet
wednesday In the parish house
Mrs. G c. Bleich will preside Al
the business meeting al 1920.
Luncheon VIII be served at 1920
Dy Aesdames Ralph Thornton. vii
liam Garland and Harry Nicholson.
Mrs. Alfred Kruzner will pre-
sent the missionary program and
Mrs Nels BJsrke. the local work
for the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Catholic Womans Club
VIII Meet Wednesday

Catholic Womans club will meet
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
II. ]. Schneider. Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Carthy will give a book talk,
"Gemma Galgani," by the Rt Rev.
Leo Proserperi.
Mrs. Andrew Berilla will preside
for the business meeting.
Assisting Mrs. Schneider for the
tea hour will be Mesdames Charles
Burkey, Cleo Henriot. Hervey
Petrich, J. c. Murphy and NJ. J.
McNerthney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Visitors viii Remain
For Christmas HOLIDAYS

NJ. and Mrs. George II. Abesl
jr. who arrived in Tacoma last
week for the wedding of Mr..
AbeeTs nephew, Mr.. Thomas Har-
bine Monroe, Will remain here for
the Christmas holidays with Mr..
Abeels mother, Mrs. George II.
Abeel. and his sister, Mrs. T. II
Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Abeel
ir.. former Tacomans, now make
their home in Beverly Hills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Reservations in
For Annual Event
Womsn's Club Welfare
Party VIII Be Saturday

The annual welfare party
Of the Tacoma Noman's club.
% be held in Weyerhaeuser
hall of the Y. ". {. A. 40 )
o'clock Saturday evening. u
promising a delightful time.
Program details are being
completed this week by Mrs.
George Griggs Franklin, gen
eral chairman. Friends and
members Of the club are look
ing forward to an evening OF
cards and entertainment and
the late supper which VIII
follow.
The president ~ the club. Mrs.,
Ethel NJ. Dunseath. nrs J ohrien
Laws. and Mrs Franklin wiil re-
ceive the guests
Serving on various committees
helping Mrs, Franklin are Mira
]. o'Brien Laws and Mrs. Berry
sugg. general committee; Mes-
DANES + Paul Todd. Ethel Dun.
seath. n l. TRIGGER. Ellsworth
Power and Charles Sehleusner
social. Mrs CALVIN stewart. cards
and entertainments. Mesdames A.
sussman. Berry sugg. Stuart VI
lott. J. Leonard and Walter
Dickson. decorations Mrs J q.
Laws and clyde Rrill. favors. Ars.
IA I. Graft. J ] sheridan. ~ Max
we'll. 7. NJ konney William Grady
n. $, Hansen. tables. Mrs. Hattie
A. Rooms. publicity
Among those planning To- attend
are Mcssrs and Mesdames l.. ,
Messrs and Mesdames J.. y
Tompkins, Harold Dahl, l.. T Me
Lean, O. Y Snyder. G. Dwigh,
Rail. c. ? Miles. O. A. n Dovell,
Frank Merris. r. G. Carlson. VIII
lam Carlson. George Campbell, G
Holnnrsworth. A. p Hall. A. ~
Van Slykc. 4. NJ Densmore. Ear
r.. Willard. W. W washburn
George Gilbert. l. Wing c. u
Weyerhauser. Eugene white
George G. Franklin. Retry Sngg
/. j Leonard. J. o. Laws, Clyde
. Brll. ~ Maxwell. j A. susaman
r. Paul Todd. b l. TRIGGER. n. s
. Hansen, Calvin Stewart. A. 7
Dockeray j. A. spellman. l.
Craig. r. r. McNall. A. y. Ora,
ham. s. Anderson. Donald c Craw
forth. A. J. Graft. Stuart Elliott
Marcus G. Davies. J. y MeNary
Earold Coates. Louis Field. J
h Macpherson. J. J Sheridan. =
. konney, william Grady. X
! staatz. and Or. and Mrs. J. A
johnson.
Mesdames Ethel Dunseath. Ellis
\ worth Power. Hattie Rooms. v
y Dickson. r. 8. Stocks. p. p
Rhodes. 1mhon. J. Dunsmore. G
r. heMaster. Berdola Germain
. X. Ballard, l.. Craasweller, n. A
Douglas. l.. y. Barton. A. W Mon
tague. Emma Davis. J. Anderson
r. g. Anderson L. klelner. n
Lowery. ~ =. Bingham, u. y
y Cry. NJ H. Corey. n. A. Harris
J y. Peetz. J, W Rogers. Miasol
Claire Dorsey. Elizabeth Webster
Fannie Wayne. Emily Crawford.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mr.. and Mrs. Day Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Day. who
have the leads in "Tovarieh," now
playing at the Drama League S
Little Theater. were hosts Satur-
day evening to members of the
cast Of the play at their attractive
apartment, following the perform
ance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mrs. Cunningham Is Hostess
To Church Guild

The November meeting IF the
Jennie A Given Guild Of the
United Presbyterian church. viii
be held Wednesday At the home
Of the pastors wife. Mrs. J George
Cunningham. 1913 Sixth ave.
Luncheon viii be served at 1880
Mrs. J. y. Hunold assisting ths
hostess During the business SEES.
sion plans VIII be completed for
the annual Christmas bazaar and
dinner 10 be given by this group
on Dec. II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Sorority Alumnse VIII
Meet on Ihuf,dax

Alpha Gamma Delta sorority
will NEE, for luncheon Thursday
afternoon At 1870 At the Y. w.
G. A. tea room. Ars ~. a. Ohis.
Mrs H. /. Pearson and Mrs.. L. l.
Lamb will be thu hostssses The
business meeting Will he held At
Mrs Lambs home following the
luncheon. Mrs. Frank Haccarsto
will be present - guest speaker
and viii give . review 81 wood.
carving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Luncheon 70 Be Sponsored
Wednesday Noon

The ladies' auxiliary 10 Talmud
Torah congregation will sponsor =
luncheon Wednesday Al noon in the
Broadmoor dining room. Cards
and nah Iongg will follow. Mrs.
Jack Bender Il the chairman and
her assistants are Mcsdames Julius
Friedman. Sam seinfeld. Larry
Schwartz and Phillip weinstons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mrs. Cole 10 Be Speaker

Milton Preschool will hold It's
regular meeting Tuesday night at
100 Of the school. Mrs George
Cole viii talk on The Story OF
Life" Members are rrged 10 bring
their labels and box tops. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. ANsl Johnson.
Mrs oscar johnson and Mrs. Louis
imhof.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Mrs. Blk Eniertains
Proctor Circle

Mrs. r. r. Blk Will entertain
the Proctor circle OF Luther Me
mortal church on Thursday At a
/ o'clock luncheon.
The hostess Will preside at the
business meeting 10 follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Zonfa 10 Meet for Dinner
Al the Dalhem

Miss Ann Langlow will be the
speaker at the dinner meeting of
zonta club Wednesday evening at
o'clock in the Dalhem. After the
meeting members will adjourn to
the home of Mrs Evelyn Baker,
1912 So. G st. Mrs. Claudia Hill
is president Of the Zonta club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Clubs

Y. X 4 y. bus drivers auxiliary
Will have a pothlek dinner on
Tuesday evening from 80 70 TH
In Pythisn temple. an evening Of
cards following
Central chapter. Goodwill Indus
tries. wiil meet this week AZ the
home ~ Mrs James n Ryan. z3as
10. wiiksson- A 10 O'Clock meet
Ing y called 70 finish dressing ths
dolls for the Christmas sals.
Luncheon at ~ 30. Mrs o. Olson
assisting the hostess.
o,rels $. r.. Presbyterian
church. will hold a potlaek lunch
con Al 1880 In Nelson nail. Mrs
A. =. Eaton and Mrs Angus Nc
Lean viii lead the Bible and mis-
slonary study.
Rs.ton PIT. A. viii meet Friday
evening a. o'clock for prsxsnta-
ton q Country School" a com
edy. which win be directed by Mrs.
Wesley Newman and Mrs.. William
Gregory.
Women Of the Moose Will meet
Friday for potluck luncheon Al the
home Of Mrs. Robert Carlson. zsoe
No. 10th at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27
Parties for Miss Ruth Mahaffey
Draw TO Close on Monday
VIII Leave for Vancouver Late tuesday Afternoon
With Sailing for Hawaiian Islands Set for Wednesds

Mrs Howard Mccormack entertained Monday evening
at the last of parties honorng Miss Ruth Mahaffey who
Tuesday afternoon will leave for Vancouver by train 10 sail
sometime Wednesday for the Hawaiian islands She Is be-
ing accompanied by her siSternaw. Mrs Warren Mahaey
of Honolulu who has been visiting in Tacoma for several
months.
In the spring Miss Mahaffey Will become the bride OF
Mr. James W Brown. This is her first trip to the islands
Since sailing dates subject TO change in these day.
of international Illustration their hour of departure IS
not known The passage will of be made with tradl-
tional backouts and camouage of the ship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-27

phone Broadway 3lf
ns@fest store featuring Hollywood Bread
N3Afs Hollywood Bread fstf
fio.LSood Bread
baked
easfseiy
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Smoof Sand & Gravel Co.
| Wins Point in Trust Suit

The Smoot Sand g. Gravel Co.
and its officers yesterday won what
they considered victory in District
Court when Justice Bolitha J. Laws
in Motions Court upheld the validity
OF the firms answer to a Sherman
antitrust lawsuit, which the Gov
ernment sought to have thrown out
OF court, in part.
Justice Laws overruled the Gov
ernment's motion to strike five por-
tions of the firms answer and the
case must now be set down for trial.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
themselves didn't lose q window or
suffer scratch.

themselves didn't lose q window or
suffer scratch.
Tom Yarbrough, Of our staff, made
the personal acquaintance Of a bomb
on the street. It fell SO close it blew
him off his feet and down into a
cellarway. He was disheveled and
bruised but otherwise unhurt.
Two close friends of mine started
from their apartment after a bach
elor dinner to have brandy in a
hotel lobby just round the corner.
Just before they made the turn, a
bomb fell just around the corner.
They lost their appetite for brandy
and half crawled back home. If the
brandy idea had struck them half
a minute earlier, 1t would have been
too bad.
There's probably no moral to all
this except that, in blitzkrieg as else
where, a miss is still as good as a
mile.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
Eternity Turks Around Corner
In London's Bomb 'BEtzkrieg'
Many Narrow Escape From Death
Smucks of the Supernatural Element

bomb landed only 12 yards away.
The whole shelter took a leap and
settled back again. Nearby houses,
including their own, were damaged.
Except for the shock to nerves, they
were unhurt. Isl
A Trio of Bombs.
Bob Bunnelle and his wife were in
their penthouse apartment when
three bombs came down. One ex-
ploded at the front door of the
apartment house, playing hob with
the lobby. One put its crater at the
street corner. The third whistled
down right beside their window and
exploded under it, where they could
look down later into the yawning
crater.
The building trembled and rocked
little, but. far up above the blasts
Go stories is high in London) they
Evening star., 1940-12-18

The Smoot firm is charged with
conspiracy to restrain trade and
create monopolies in the sand and
gravel business in violation of the
Sherman Antitrust Act. Through
Attorneys Roger j. Whiteford and
John J. Wilson, the company and
its officers filed a joint answer.
denying the allegations in the civil
complaint. The Government con-
tended the answer contained allega-
tions that would not be admissible
at the trial
In its answer the Smoot firm set
up the price changes over the period
questioned in the suit.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Some time ago the Government,
after presenting evidence to the
District grand jury and no action
being taken on it, filed in District
Court civil suit, the subject OF to-
days litigation.
Evening star., 1940-12-18
March Dedicated to Chapter

John A. Normyle. pianist and
composer, has written a march
called Thomas Nelson Chapter
March" dedicated to Thomas Mel
Evening star., 1940-12-18

Japan now has 100000 tubercu-
loSis sufferers.
Evening star., 1940-12-18

son Chapter, D. A. R., Of Airing
ton, Va, 1t was announced today
by Mrs. H. Richard Allen, publicity
chairman Of the group. 1t is said
to be the first piece of music named
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-14
B. C., Navy And Michigan Picked
 To Win Saturday
BY HARRY FERGUSON Limited Press Shorts Editor)

New YOrK, NOV. IA - \O.O) - Guessing the winners: EAST
 Boston College over Georgetown Breaking 8 long time winning streak. Top game anywhere.
 Navy over Columbia - With the Midshipmen's two bil lines slowly wearing down the Lions.
 Cornell over Dartmouth On and on and on.
 Penn over Army Reagan and Company are due for big after noon any day now.
 Nebraska over Pittsburgh - By two touchdownS.
 Pricneton over Yale - On pass ing attack that is ready to click. Syracuse over Colgate - 13 to '
 MIDWEST
 Ohio State over Illinois Don Scott's too good for 'em.
 Michigan over Northwestern - Close. Harmon vs De Correvont. Minnesota over Purdue - The steam-roller rolls again.
 Kansas State over Iowa State - Bouncing back from that licking by South Carolina.
 Notre Dame over Iowa - Maybe the Irish will begin to live up to their reputation here.
 Indiana over Wisconsin -Hursh's passing and an improved running attack.
 Missouri over Oklahoma - But close enough to be heart-stopper
 SOUTH
 Auburn over Louisiana State - And not too tough.
 Alabama over George Tech-ToC much power up front.
 Duke over North Carolina - But swell spot for an upset.
 Tennessee over Virginia - Making two soft spots in a row on the Vol unteers' schedule.
 Texas A. & M. over Rice - Something to see. Kimbrough and a great line should keep great rec ord intact.
 Texas over Texas Christian - 1s to O.
 Tulane over Georgia - Watch the green wave roll on this one. FAR WEST
 Stanford over Oregon State - Shaughnessy's Houdini stuff bring. home another victory.
 Washington over Southern Cali. fornia - The Trojans can't seen to get going.
 California over Oregon Int boys are getting better every week end.
 Washington State over UCLA - This looks like the year when UCLA will lose em all.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-14
C. L. P. Mixed
 League

The Plugs and the Insulators split two and two Monday night, the h. sulatorS tok the first two games and lost the last game and pinfall. If John McNaught hadn't faded in the stretch the Plugs would have won the second game also.
 Fading in the stretch is no new experience for John. Twenty years ago when John bowled with the old Rinky-Dinks he always faded in the stretch.
 Faint finish McNaught he was knowed as in htem days; faint fln- ish McNaught! Fighting, fussing and fuming but faithfully failing to fashion fair fills or full falls in final frames The foremost fabri- cator of foul Hops and fruitless Hunks, freezing with fright and finding no fir. Forever fizzling and foolishly flinging far from the fagots. Fetching few fungoes his finish is faint, when Johns near the end he throws where they aint.
 Honorable Mention
 Peg Reynolds, IA; Walter Nelson 137; Ruth Bowen, 104; Carl Dil- lon, l38; Rita Tierney, 1O2; Ed Leze- sky, l36; Gwen Burton, 322; Peg Dunn, l42; Russ Hicock, 137; Ed Culhane, 131; Marie Dalton, 10l; Alice Benson, ll0.
 Notes
 Marie Dalton, 101! Evidently for Marie the dawn of a better SCOT ing era is breaking. Frank Rinaldi is teaching Mary Noonan to be a spot bowler. As Frank puts it: You won't bowl so hot if you don't hit the spot"
 Wild Wilburforce Knight refuses to observe the foul line. In other words he goes right down the alley after the ball". When Tom Egan threw his first ball Monday night both feet went from under him. De- scribing his sensation at the time Tom said: T got feeling I'm fall ing" Bowling against Walter Schlegal, Gwen Burton toppled 322 pins whereat Walter told Gwen: You're mean to me-"
 Good bye but not forever.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-14
GeorgetOwn-BoSton College Victor Should Tackle Texas AggieS In Bowl
Seniors Entitled To This Battle Of GridirOn Giants
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Service Sports Editor

Boston, Nov. 14-The winner of the Boston College Georgetown game at Fenway Park. Nov. 16, should tackle Texas A. & M. in one of the New Years Day Bowl games.
 The seniors of these great un- beaten and united varsities are en- titled to such battle of gridiron giants.
 It would settle the national col- legiate championship as closely as it could be determined.
 At Boston College, Frank Leahy has one of the most formidable ma chimes of recent years.
 Frank Howard of Clemson can't understand how Tulane lost its first three engagements, but the Eagles crushed the Greenies in New Orleans. B. c. also trimmed Temple and smashed Manhattan.
 Every one who sees the Boston College team is shaken by the size of Leahy's behemoths.
 When Leahy attempts to ease the pressure .. put in third and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-14
7hiSSbOrting
 World
Grid Rules, Not Referee, Helped NOtre Dame
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

fact that know two local gents who like to have college football and put 5 apiece last Friday or
 Ombnaon particularly interested in Stanley Woodward report Navy of by nine yards and possession of the ban which given the yard line during the late rh which for the Irish" last Saturday
 To 70 his 2 fish NOtre points than Pennsylvania and Nav
 the NOre Dame wagere by
 basis the final scores; NOtre Dame S Navy !; Pennslvania, 10; Harvard TO-
 the weknown and able New York sports writer says third down and 19 Juck to Hargarave was the 2l yard line with six yards to go the There defensive holding the ball UNACCOUNT line and to Notre Dame with FIRST penalty for defensive holding being five apparently forgot that Notre Dame had he measured the penalty rom (25 hne where the play started)
 strange notified the referee he had made
 mistake neither his owork officials Navy coaches so got MT Edward remember is the Eastern league tonoch football official and much better $75 eXpe- siding with referee but strictly holding Woodward calls it, must have talk line during the Jazwk to Hgrave pass play five yard advance from the POINT OF THE FOUL AUTOMATIC FIRST DOWN. as was o down ana to when the play started
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-11-14
JorgenS Quits As
 Yank Bench Warmer

New York, Nov. 14-(UP)-Arndt Jorgens, after 12 years as a substi- ute catcher with the New York Yankees, Will forsake the diamond to go into the chain store grocery business with his father-in-law.
 Jorgens announced his retirement yesterday in a letter from his Will mette, H., home to Ed Barrow Yankee president. Jorgens, one of the few major league players who hailed from Europe, was born in Oslo, Norway, and appeared in only BOT games during his entire career with the Tanks. He did not catch a game for the past two seasons.
 Although Jorgens played on five Yankee Pennant winners he never appeared in a World Series game. He collected five full winning shares and additional checks for second and third place finishes, making a total of approximately $35,000 in bonus money.