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Evening star., 1940-10-05

Most things in nature are bit
smaller when they are cold, and a
bit larger when they are hot.
That is true of iron. 1t expands
when 1t is warm and men who build
railways know the fact. They lay
the rails so the ends are a small
distance apart-farther apart in
winter than in summer.
II rails were placed with the ends
iammed together on a cool spring
day, the first heat wave would DAM
age the tracks. When the iron ex-
panded, the tracks would be forced
out of place.
Cracks often appear in concrete
roads. Usually they are caused by
changes in the concrete when it is
expanded or contracted by the
weather.
Water and certain other liquids do
not follow the same rule when
freezing takes place. The freezing
turns water into crystals and the ice
Evening star., 1940-10-05
Don't Take
Ny Word for 1t
Poem
BY FRANK COLBY.
Noun. A composition in uerSe.

Poem is not a one-syllable word
like dome, home. tome. 1t has two
distinct syllables, as has the word
poet. Change the ct" of poet to
m and we have poem, the product
OF the poet.
Mote: A woman writer of verse
is now called a poet; the form
poetess has been discarded with
authoress, songstress and chair
woman as archaic, although actress
is still best usage
Correct pronunciation: POE-em.
Capitals indicate syllables to be
accented)
Question: Please give us the cor
rect pronunciation of the word
divan. S. B. H.
Answer-Divan, meaning couch
like piece of furniture, is accented
on the first syllable, which is like
the word dye: DYE-van. Divan,
meaning an oriental council of
state, like the Divan of the Shrine,
should be accented on the second
syllable. The 81" in the first syllable
Is short as in did: di-VAN.
For q personal answer to your
questions about words, send
stamped (3c), self addressed en-
velope to Frank Colby, care The
Evening Star.
Evening star., 1940-10-05
"A Little Saturday Talk

1t is a good thing that water does
expand when 1t freezes. If it were
like iron, and contracted, the ice
would sink to tire bottom of a lake
or sea. AS more and more ice sank
down, the lake or sea would become
solid mass OF ice. The summer sun
might not supply enough heat to
melt all of such a mass of ice. That
would make trouble for steamers,
not to speak of bathers who waded
into a lake and found they were
walking on ice!
Evening star., 1940-10-05
ESCAPE

West opened the nine Of spades,
dummy played the jack and East won
with the queen. East returned the
ten of hearts, dummy winning with
the ace, and South then drew three
rounds of trumps.
Declarer's problem, of course. was
to lose only two more spade tricks or
only one diamond. The next step.
therefore was to lead low spade
toward dummy's king. East won
with the ace OF spades and returned
another heart, dummy winning with
the king Now it was simplicity it
self for South to lead dummy's low
spade toward the eight in the South
hand. East could take his ten of
spades, but dummy's seven of spades
was then established and would even
tually afford a diamond discard.
To an expert player there is moth
ing remarkable about this hand, but
the average player can learn much
from it. 1t is perhaps sad, but true,
that not one player in ten thousand
knows when such a card as seven
spot is high. Yet there is nothing
at all difficult about noting the fall
of the higher cards; and many hands
resemble today's example in that
only the intentional establishment
of a spot-card can enable one to
fulfill the contract.
Yesterday you were Howard Schen-
kens partner and, with both sides
vulnerable, you held:
AKJ3
NQ5
oK1063
&KJ32
The bidding:
Maier Schenken Jacoby You
IA 70 Pass CD
Answer-Bid two no-trump. There
are fine prospects of game at no
trump. provided your partner can
contribute fairish amount of high
card strength. This highly inviting
bid adequately shows the strength
of your hand.
Score 100 per cent for two no
trump, so per cent for three no
trump, 20 per cent for three hearts.
Question No. $40.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby S
partner and, with both sides vulner-
able, you hold:
AKJ3
2Q5
8 A 10 6 3
1KQ Q32
The bidding:
6chenken Jacoby Maier You
IA ~ Pass %
What do you bid? (Answer Mon
day)
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Yesterday we spoke of Churchills
early work to end "sweatshops" and
to increase the wages of workmen
who, he thought, were being paid too
little.
Churchill also took a stand in
favor of home rule for Ireland. In
1912 he was told he could not
speak on this subject in Ulster, the
part of Ireland which was firmly
against home rule. Despite what
must have seemed personal danger,
he went to Ulster and gave a
speech for home rule.
Still another interest of Church.
Ills was in bringing about old age
pensions. He did not prepare the
plan, but he spoke in favor OF 1t
and did a great deal to speed Its
passage.
The story of Great Britain, and
OF the world in general, was changed
by events which led to the World
War. AS early as 1911 there was
= threat of war in Europe, and
Winston Churchill was moved to a
new position. He became first lord
Of the Admiralty.
To be in charge of Great Britaln's
Admiralty is to hold an important
post. 1t means control of mighty
> navy.
The trouble of 1911 went by with
out war. and many British leaders
believed that peace would be kept.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20
Don't Take Nv
Word For 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
EspIonode
Noun. A clear space betWeen
t,Oo strips OF roadway.

Do not say "ESS-pluh-nahd."
Most dictionaries do not show
an "ah" sound in the third sylla-
BILE, even as second choice.
AS in such words as cavalcade
cannonade, escapade, best choice
rhymes ade with made, grade, not
with odd, nod. The word promenade
however, is an exception, the third
syllable being laid" in the first
choice pronunciation.
Whether you prefer "ayd" or
"ahd," be sure to accent the third
syllable Of esplanade, not the first
Correct pronunciations: First
choice: ess-pluh- NAYD; second
choice: ess-pluh Capitals
indicate syllables to be accented
Question: Is irony pronounced
like iron plus "y"?-L. M.
Answer: No. Iron is correctly pro-
nounced "EYE-ern." Irony should
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20
Trim for Mahogany

For. more effective decor tradi-
tional 18th century mahogany may
be trimmed with a number of woods
-tulipwood, amaranth, rosewood,
VioletWood and lockwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-08-20


West opened the ten of hearts,
dummy winning with the ace. South
decided to play West for trump
strength and East for the high-card
strength, so promptly returned the
singleton club from the dummy.
East stepped up with the club
ace and shot back his trump, South
winning with the ace. Declarer
next cashed the club king, discard
ing one of dummy's hearts, and
ruffed club in dummy. The
next step was to lead back low
diamond and finesse the ten.
When that held, South ruffed
his last club in the dummy and re-
turned to his hand by finessing
the diamond nine. He then cashed
the king of spades and surrendered
two trump tricks, making his re-
doubled contract.
The double, far from doing West
any good. lost him 800 points, plus
a good deal of his partners con-
fidence. A sound double, as every
good player knows, is made when
the set will be more than one trick
or at least where redouble is out
Of the question.
Yesterday you were Howard Schen-
ken's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable. you held:
ACTS
0A64
o A 10 "a
4K2
The bidding:
sehenken Jacoby You Burnstone
"a Pass 10 Pass
IA Pass 2NT Pass
81 Pass CD
Answer-Bid six spades. Your
partners bidding shows eleven black
cards, so your aces take care of his
red cards. The spade queen and
club king should prevent his losing
more than one trick in the black
suits.
Score 100 per cent for six spades,
. 30 per cent for four hearts, four
diamonds or four no-trump; go per
cent for five spades, 20 per cent for
four spades or four clubs, nothing
for pass.
Question No. $50.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and, with neither side vul-
rerable, you hold:
AKQ84
VAS
HJ95
4K763
The bidding:
5acoby Maier You Schenken
10 Pass IA Pass
INT Pass CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
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For a personal answer to your
question about words, send
stamped t3c), self-addressed en-
velope to Frank Colby, care The
Evening Star.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
ANAToLI DE MoNzIE

Ell servir a los grandes hom-
bres es duro para las mediocres
almas de mujeres de escasa men
talidad. Srfren al tener que o.
guitar continuamente Ia wulga-
ridad de sus orfgenes Y gustos,
al tener que aparentar sentirse
oontentas en- medic de un illus
tire ac-ompahamiento que 1nica-
mente las hace sentirse moles-
tas. Despuas del falAecimiento
del grande hombre slemejantes
mIjeres frecuentemante abu-.
san de su viudedad mediante la
exploitation del nombre, de las
obras y de los planes no ACADIA
dos del esposo fallecido.
I'm agudo ingenio frances
expres6 una vez SUI observation
de qrpa mi Voltaire nj Rousseau
fueron afortunados con suB viu-
das. (En ambos casos la paia-
bra viuda no ha de ser tomada
Qiteralmenbe). Podemos no ocu-
parnos de Voltaire, cuya cfnica
filoeoffa excluia probablemente
la esperanza de nipguna virtud
especial en- aquellos que lie So
brevivieron; pero Jean-Jacques
segin parece nutrfa ilusiones
que alcanzaban mas AHA de Ia
tumba, 81 hemos de juzgar pOr
la canta que escribi6 a Therese
Levasseur, que era la mujer
que, despues de 30 amos de coha-
bitaci6n, 81 considerable como su
esposa. La exhortaba, en- el ca
so de su muerte, a honrar su me
morial manteniendo honorable
SUI conducta.
TheraSe, que habia sido la
vandera O camarera de una hos
telerfa, carecia segdn todas las
c~uentas, tanto de belleza como
de encanto intellectual, y es diff
Gil de comprender como estable-
clio su dominic Scbre Rousseau.
Sin embargo, debemos aceptar
la propia affirmation de 81 y
Greer que ella era su 'refugio y
consuelo'.
Ther@se no mat6 a JeanJac-
ques, pero los grandes hombres
puedm ser asesinados despuAs
de su muerte. Algunas infideli-
dades tiensn caracter retroac-
two. La viuda que acoge inme-
diatamente a un nuevo compa-
nero descubre mediante este &C
to la secreta vileza y doblez de
tiempos pasados. En- menos de
una semana despues de gos fu-
uerales de Rosseau, Therese es-
tableci6 un hosteleru EN- SD hu-
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pahulsCo tan grsE1A Como una
mortaja.
Ccc,ma Wagner era do VI ii.
20 ago d'ferente DEF de C0ns-
tance. Entr6 en- Ia vida dc Wag-
ncr on un momon.o psicol6gi.
co, despses Ge 10 tragica qupti-
"a con Mathilde Wesendonck;
degpues del entertainments de
Minra Palmer, la demasiado
irascible esposa de Wagner, des
pu@s de Ia liquidalci6n de alguna
intermedia aventura de amor:
Ia actriz Frederick Meyer, Ma
thilde Maier, Y otras. Cosima e.
IA la esposa de Bulow, pianista.
De Sus relaciones con Wagner
tuvo dos hijas; Ell nacimientO de
un tercer hijo, var6n, prodcjJ
la asombrosamente demorada
conyugal entire ella Y
BuCOw. Cosima estaba convened
da de que tenfa una grande e
Importance mission que cumplir
respscto a Wagner, de que este
estarfa perdido sin ella, de que
obras maestras que 81 tenia
en- su imagination no tOmarian
nunca forma sin su ayuda. Des-
pues de SUI divorcio, sc case con
Wagner y desde 1870 en- ade-
lante administr6 todos sus asum
los, hasta sus inspiraciones poe
Ella tambien escribi6 suS
memorials,
(Continuard).
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
LOS NAILS HUM
LLAN A LOS POLACOS

Roma, Feb. para humi-
liar deliberadamente a dos pola-
ccs, los nazis exigen de ellos es-
tos requerimientos:
Todos los polacos deben quiz
tarse el sombrero a Jos oficiales
alemanes y civiles con bandas
EN- lcs brazos; los polacos deben
ceder a los alemanes, en- la Gale,
los mejores lugares de las ace
ras; EN- los mercedes 10 spClacos
no pueden ser servidOs mien.
tras haya alemanes que deseen
comprar. Ciertos artfculos, CO
me la tocineta y ell jam6n deben
ser raservados exclusivamente
para los alemanes.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
DEJARON CESANTE A SAT-
FOLD BN UNA COMBINA-
CION POLITICA

Los comisionados del Conda-
do acOrdaron ell viernes dejar
cesante al Sr. l. 1. Saffold, CO.
misionado de pesca.
Enterado de la actitud de los
comisionados, eli Sr. Saffold de-
clar6 hoy: "Se trata de una VEN
ganza pclftica porque me negue
a contribuir con un mes de suel-
do para ell fondo del comisiona-
do Badger, candidate a la raelec
.ci6n.
Saffold pide que los comisio-
nados lie comedian un juicio pG-
blico, por ser falsas las acusa-
clones motive de su deStituci6n.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
CAMBIOS EN- LA UNION DE
CIVICAS

New York, Feb. 5.-Varios
nombres de importancia nacio-
nal seran agregadbs hoy al
directorate de la Union de Ii
.bertades Civicas.
Los directories cuyos temi-
mes expiran hoy, son: DR.. Ha-
try F. Ward, Rev. Edward L.
Parsons, DR.. Mary F. W0ley,
Lloyd X. Garrison, ell decano Y
vicepresidente; Roger N. Bald
win, director; Lucille B. Miner,
secretaria, Y Arthur Garfield
Hays Y Morris L. Ernst, aboga-
dos consultores.
Dfcese que 81 DIR. Ward nc
desea ser renominado.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
1ne BoMBAR-
DEARoN DE E UN
FERROCARR1L FRANCES

Paris, Feb. 5.-Una nota dc
protesta, la mas energica envia'
da a Toxic en- los 1ltimos meses
Sc remiti6 hoy al gobierno japo-
mes CON motive de haber bonn
bardeado de nuevo las dineas del
ferrocarril frances en- la provln
cia de Yunnan, Chica, Y la Indo-
China francesa.
Cinco europeos figuran entre
has vfctimas del barbara ataque.
Otro puente mas qued6 destrui-
do.
A Francia Sc lie prometi6, ha-
ce algunas semanas, "que incl
dentes de eSa clase no sc repeti-
rian".
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
LOS DE TOWNSEND APO
YAM A JERRY CARTER

Orlando, Teb. 5.-La con :
Tenci6n de Clubs Gle Townsend
de la Florid aacord6 apoyar la
candidatura de Jerry Carter
para senaor, en- las venideras
elecciones primarias.
Carter aspira al puesto que
actualmente %desempena ell Sc.
nador Andrews, candidate q
la reelection.
Tambien acordaron los con-
vencionales apoyar en- las pri-
marias a j. Hardin Peterson,
Pat Cannon, Joe Hedricks y
Lex Green, candidates a con-
gresistas.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

gar. Pero no quiso perder su
posici6n de viuda. Present6 ell
tosco rdstico a quien amaba, CO.
mo su 'tcongejero confidential
Y Id mantuvo con Ell dinero he
redado de Jean-Jacques. Cuando
los peregrinos venfan a yer a la
mujer que habia sido la compa-
nera Y conlfidente del prOfeta,
Ga "viuda Rosseau" hacia una
exhibicidn de sollozos Y recuer-
dos sufieiente para satisfacer a
todas las almas sensitivas. Ma
die puso al descubierto la i'm
posture .Por el afecto a Rosseau
sus amigos obtuvieron del 60
bierno una pension para There
Sc. T0dos cerlsron los ojos, ex-
cepto Ell Condo Barruel-B Beau
vert, verdadero amigo de jean
Jacques, Y qalien, pOr su afecto
hacia Rosseau, hubiera dejado
a Therese morirse de hambre,
La mas detestable viuda de la
hiStOria, seg1n Ia opinion publ
ca general, fue Maria Tulsa, la
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
MATO A SU HIJITA Y Sc
SUICIDE

Memphis, Tenn, Feb. g.
I'm hombre sin trabajo, de "a
amos, Howard M~ahaffey, ma
to aver a su hiiita Elaine, de
ocho meses de nacida, Y Sc sui
edo. Utiliz6 un revolver cali.
bre 80.
La esposa, empleada de una
bctica, fue notificada por la
policfa.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
PROHIBIDAS LAS ACTIVI~
DADES DE LOS ZIONISTAS

Bucarest, Feb. Sci minis
tro de la Gobernaci6n prohi-
bio aver las actividades de Ia
organization hebrea Zionista
en- TODD ell pals.
Una delegation hebrea pi
di6 una audiencia al ministro
Y sera recibida hoy.
Descon6cese ell motive del
decreto.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

espCsa de Napoleon. Pero su ba
jeza tenfa por causa la estupi-
DEE mas bien que ell vicio. La mu
jer a quien Napoleon 10 die TODD
no estuvo nunca impresionada
por aquehla prodigiosa persona
lidad que ha de ser una eterna
pbSesi6n en- la imagination po-
pular. La ligereza de suE afec-
tos era igualada por la ligereza
de su mente. Sin ning1n esfUer-
20 rompi6 todas sus relaciones
con SUI famoso marido Y con
Francia. La viuda de Napoleon
no parecfa recordar nj siquiera
gus habfa sido SUI esposa.
En- la fama musical hay ,ul O.
lemento de ternidad que muchas
de las viudad de ~ilustres misi-
cos Sc esfuerzan para explotar
hasta el limite.
Mozart sc enamor6 de Cons
lance Weber y sc case con ella,
y su vida en- com1n fue algo asi
como 81 dialOgo de Papageno y
Papagena en- La FLaWtG MGgicd.
En- 1871, a Ia edad de 35 amos,
muri6 Mozart y fue enterrado
en- una foSa comGn. La joven
viuda domino su pena por este
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

La Sra. Jesusa Gonzalez, de
80 amos, falleci6 aver en- su do
micilio, I'LL de la Gale North
2, en- esta ciudad.
LIE sobreviven tres hijas, Sc.
horas A. Torres, Mariana AL
varez ,Sr. y V. Arduengo, y
varios nietos y biznietos.
Recibira sepultura ell cada-
yer en- ell cementerio del Gen.
tro Asturiano. La Sra. Coma
Lee era muy apreciada en- esta
comunidad.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
MURIERON
CINCO CRIATURAS

Gainesboro, Tenn.y Feb. g.
En- la cabana de una finca, GER
ca de aquf, murieron quemadas
cimco c~riaturas, la mayor de z
amos, hijos de los eSposos James
Harris. All regresar a la casa
maridU v mujer e~ncontraron Ia
casa enruinas y los cuerIpos achi
charrados de sus hijos.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

buen descanso durante la noche. La
manana usualmente trae puntual sa-
tisfacci6n, alivio del estrehimiento
Y sus sintomas tales como dolores de
cabeza, biliosidad, est6mago agrio,
no apetito y ~carencia de energia.
Ell principal i~ngrediente del BLACK
DRAUGHT es un laxante t6nico in
testinal que ayuda a fortalecer los
m1sculos intestinales. De 25 q 40 do
sis, solo % cts.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
TONIC POSSESSION Ell MA
GISTRADO R P

Washington, Feb. 5.-TOm6
possession de su puesto de magis-
trado del tribunal supreme, Of
Hon. Frank Murphy, exaboga-
do general de la naci6n.
Murphy regres6 aver de una
excursion a la Florida.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
1NECESITA UN LAXANTE? TOME
UNO QUE SEA TODD VEGETAL

No dele que la impaciecia lie lleye
a extremas medidas para el alivio del
estrenimiento.
No debe hacerlo, por euanto un po-
quitin del especioso, TODD vegetal
BLACK-DRAUGHT, tornado p o r
simples direcciones, persuadira sua-
vemente sus intestinos.
Tornado al tempo de a~costarse, ge-
neralmente le dara tempo para un
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
UN
VAPOR AMERICANA

G1uayaquil, Ecuador, Feb. 5.
-Frente a Punta Arenas ezIca-
Il6 aver ell vapor americana San
ia Barbara, de Ia Inca Grace.
SalierOn en- su auxilio varios re-
molcadores y otras embarcacio-
mes.
La costa en- csc lugar es roco-
sa y cargada de peligros.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05


o eae yolamente podia pre-
4-,ir sbras maeStras y deuda@
Sus rea0rsos eran pequeAos
Una mfn.ma pension dol gohier,
no y alguna pasusha sum.a dc
6irsro de los editores que COM
plaoan los manuscritos de Mo-
zart impulsados por una carl
dad mezclada de especutlacijn.
E~stableci6 una casa de hu6spe-
des en- la quad un individuo nom
bra6o Won Niessen, de la Lega-
ci6n Danesae fue primeramente
huesped Y poSteriormente su a.
mantle. Esta union fue legaliza-
da EN- 1890, y en- Ell momento de
salir de Viena, Constance fue
por primera vez al cementerio
ypidio yer la tumba de Mo-
Fart. FL sepulturero que habfa
depositado ell cuerpo II amos
antes en- una fosa com1n ha-
bfa muerto, y como las tumbas
Sc vacian cada 10 amos, fue
impossible descubrir d6nde des
cansaban los restos de Mo
Fart. Nadie habia pensado en-
colocar una cruz nj en- grabar
una piedra para marcar ell lu-
gar. =
Pero durante esos II amos
ell genio de Mozart habia CO.
menzado a ser reconocido. A
MEDIA que su fama aumenta,
ba, Constance fue adquiriendc
consciencia de su papel: apa-
rentemente habfa sido la es-
posa de un hombre de genio.
BESIDE entonces hasta la
epoca de su muerte en- 1912,
sc ocup6 de mantener su lugar
como esposa en- la biograffa, Ia
icongnografia y la hagiografia
de Mozart Won Nissen Ia ayud6
en- 1919 renmci6 a su pueSto en-
Copenhagen, Y Sc instal6 en- Vie
ma para escribir la vida de Mo-
Fart. Muri6 antics de la publica-
ci6n de este piadoso memoran-
dunn del cual Constance super
viS6 la edici6n. Sc da el NOM
bre de "fuego de la vtuda" a un
fUego que Iena solamente la mi
tad del braSero. El de Van Mis-
sen estuyo enteramente ocupa-
do por Ell "fuego de la viuda" de
Constance desde ell dfa en- que
alla Sc di6 cuenta de que habia
estimado en- muy POGO valor su
pasado. Ell era un asunto nago.
ciante que estimul6 la codicia de
ella y he moEtr6 como hacer ca
pital con su poSicion.
Ella mrlri6 en- Salzburg, lu-
gar de nacimiento de Mozart,
que habfa sido transformado en-
un sitio de peregrinaci6n. Los
mGsiccs venian alli desde todos
los lugares de Europa para rem
d.rla un inmerecido homemade.
Hizo fabricar una medalla de re
cuerdo en- la cual cha apare-
cia como una viuda MoroSa en-
juganhO sus lagrimas con un
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

Esta sehalado para hoy 81
entierro de la Sra. Rosa Loria,
de 103 amos, residente que era
del 2714 de la Gale Beach. D.
ia a dos hijos y otros familia-
res.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

La estimada senora Juan Rp
drigtez, de so amos, dej6 dc
existir aver en- su domicilio.
2131 de la Gale de Spruce, en-
West Tampa.
LIE sobreviven una hija, Sc
norita Antonio Rodriguez, !
cinco hijOs.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05

FL Columbia tiene un terreno para ell estacona-
niento de los coches de sus clientes, en- la Gale %, y un
serene para ell debido cuidado. Leve ALI su coche, hay
espacio sufieiente.
La gaceta., 1940-02-05
LAS VTUDAS ABUSADORAS

De sO Iibro 'Les veuves Abusives''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Coach Helm
holding
First Team
Runqsrs Getting
Set for Come
With Luiheruns

The 1t MARTA. Rangers frnu
49,, I.s.x 49, A.. snin. sounl.
.hlns n preparation ~ their
se.oer .ssirst Pacific Lutheran
sallsr. saturday mint In ths
stadium ha~t
uomsr Helm Ranger mentor /.
building an simast new team
around nj. thre. rsturnins r.s.s
lars
rAe-< i..l..ss Ja.s ss.ea.
tso. ,,....,,.t s.,ls....s, ~. a..l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Kay Recreation
Bowlers in Play

Following are the result. ~
Community league matches played
Wednesday ~ IN. X 81 Rscres-
ton alleys.
csmmarsno Brothers barely
won over Memo Cabaret The
score Was 2o77 10 7.oTi Savage
Of Memo Cabaret vas high scorer
with a total % 40.
Arctic ki.t natfilnE GO.
won Nv = comfortable margin
aver Tacoma Frearh nalers.
Thief had high taisi ~ $50 80
HI. team triumph~d. f.sst 20
1.ose.
ny = seers 81 $50 u sta.
Home Plate Tavern defeated Gen
ersl distributing Co. Ike Kirby
captured Individual henofs with q
score % ts7
X 81 Recreation won BY forfeit
over Coast House Materials. but
rolled its game anyway. scoring =
total 81 Ass pins. hiil Bennett
was high with sac
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-20
Nephew-Uzcle
Break Knees

rENDfEroN. ore. -Ieha
wsrrra. Oregon freshsaas feat
til ecseh. and ~. uncle. J. Y.
n~il retired resaietea rsaeher.
WI have ssere has usefe F~la-
flss.hip - tslk sseut u they
meet n me nsxs sis weeks.
roth uacls sad aephew smf
Tered fractures 81 their left
kn~>car- Sunday. Nasren n an
.eetaeat - . flight 20 stairs
n Euxene and hell IN . fall sa
same steps 20 HI. heme here.
nsfh inlured w~a ~tli - ia
east. for an weeks.