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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
Florence Sweeting
To Wed Soon

Marriage license was issued
from the office of County Judge
Raymond r. Lord yesterday aft
ernoon, which authorized the
wedding of Walter E. Carr, of
Rochester, Indiana, and Florence
c. Sweeting, of Key West.
The bride to be is just 10 years
old and it was necessary that her
parents, George F. Sweeting and
Carrie Sweeting, give their con-
sent to the marriage.
1t was indicated that the cere-
mony would be performed by
Rev. William L. Halliday of the
First Congregational Church.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
JOHNNY MORRIS WILL
SHOW AT SLOPPY JOES

Little Johnny Morris, star on
the Call for Phillip Morris pro-
gram, will headline the events at
Sloppy Joe's Bar this evening.
He will make his appearance at
II o'clock.
On the floor show tonight
there will be rhumba dancing,
an expert jitterbug team and Ed
die Tryon and his Yankee Hot
Shots. Singing Waitress will be
there with her songs throughout
the evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
S. S. OZARK ARRIVED

Steamer Ozark, of the Clyde
Mallory Lines, arrived in port
this morning lis o'clock from
New Orleans with 81 tons of
freight and sailed at $40 o'clock
for Miami and Jacksonville.
Among the freight for this
port were 1890 bags of flour, con-
signed to the WPA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

on to Washington, and Miss Lor-
raine will return to Key West.
Lieutenant F. NJ. Carter, u. S.
NJ, from the U. S. Oil Tanker
Salinas, left on the morning bus
for Miami and will remain for a
short period.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kenekee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg,
and Mrs. Bertha Stern, were viSi-
tors in the city this morning,
coming for a sightseeing trip and
ride, over the Beautiful High
way" and left on the return to
their homes in Philadelphia.
V. R. Mcmillan, of Terre Haute,
Ind, is visiting in the city today
and is in company with an old
friend, Robert George, of the
Sutton Line. Mr.. Mcmillan says
that he has caught many fish,
smaller ones, and comes to Key
West to try for the big Ones.
Stuart Kettings and William
Slenagel, are visitors in the city
and were spending their time
this morning viewing the fine
collection of fish in the aqua
rum, which are entirely new.
The visitors are from Preston,
Canada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

married and yes, very happily to
l may add, to Donald Ross, radio
announcer, writer and producer.
So in private life it is Mrs.
Donald Ross. Also in closing
Mrs. Ross has very graciouSly
consented to be enc of the judges
at the Costume Ball at the Rain
bow Room at La Concha Hotel
tonight, and if the event did not
have enough glamour already
this should really make it all
right. rs,sA9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
TOnight's The Night
At Pena's Garden

Pena's Garden of Roses con-
tinues to pack 'em in" at their
regular Saturday night dances.
and. according to advance notice,
tonight will be no exception to
the general rule.
Gould Curry'S orchestra will
again feature an excellent pro-
gram of modern ''jitterbug'
tunes as well as the old favor
ties. Dancing starts at 10 o'clock
and continues until the wee
sma' hours" of the morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
Regular Dance
Tonight At Raul's

Regular Saturday. evening
dance will take place tonight at
10 o'clock at Raurs Club.
Tomorrow afternoon the cock
tail hour will start at 6 o'clock
and continue throughout the eve
ming.
Music will be furnished by
Ray Baldwin's Native Hawaiian
Orchestra.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

Mrs. c. o. Ellis and daughter
Miss Lorraine, of Washington, D.
c., left on the morning bus for
Miami. Mrs. Ellis will continue
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Cumming
and Mrs. r. G. Cumming, after
very pleasant visit in the city for
several days, left on the morning
bus today for their home in
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

John Kemp, who had been
visiting his father and other rel
ativeS for several days, left on
the early bus this morning for
his home in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
MRS. MARSHALL E. DORM.
ANSWERS TO
TODAY'S DAILY QUIZ

Below are the Answers to TodaY's
Daily Quiz printed on Page 2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
NAVY NOTES

MRS. FRANKLIN w. SLAv-
EN-. wife of Lieutenant Com
mander F. w. Slaven, U. S. Navy,
commanding the U.S.S. Lea, will
arrive in Key West today from
from Long Beach, Calf.
MRS. MARSHALL E. DORM
IN. wife of Lieutenant M. E.
Dornin, U. S. Navy, executive of
ficer of the U.S.S. Lea, will ar
rive in Key West from San Fran
cisco, Calf. tomorrow. Mrs.
cisco, Calf, today. Mrs. Dornin
is accompanied by her twin
daughters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

Mrs. Sylvia Selling and Mrs.
Argo Laudon, who had been
spending awhile in the city and
were guests at the La Concha
Hotel, left this morning for their
homes in ST. Louis, Mo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. J. B. Pharis, of Jackson
vile, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. o. c. Howell, this week.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

Glen Surprise and Tom Nickel,
friends of Everett Rivas, came to
the city on Mr.. Rivas' recon-
mendation Thursday from their
home at Cedar Lake, Indiana, and
will enjoy a vacation fishing on
the waters adjacent to Key West.
Miss Doris Johnson, who is en-
ployed in the u. S. immigration
office at Miami, arrived on the
$50 bus Thursday night to visit
her mother, who recently suf-
fered broken wrist in a fall,
but is now getting along nicely.
Mrs. Mary Gelabert was a pas
senger on the 7 o'clock bus this
morning, going to Tampa to
spend a while with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Boney, and
daughter Dolores, left this morn
ing on the early bus for Miami
where Mrs Boney will consult a
specialist. They will return on
the late bus this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-02-17

on to Washington, and Miss Lor-
raine will return to Key West.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Graham
Continued From First Page.)

and dripping with innocence, COOS.
But I'd love to do 1t tomorrow"
Some of these tomorrow" have de-
veloped into weeks. Miriam used to
close her sets to visitors and press
but like Kay Francis she is no longer
star No. Of her pictures and must
follow the lead Of the lead.
The present prevailing mood OF
non-temperament is due to the ex-
ample set by the big screen shots OF
today. It has been proved con.
clusively that you can be a good
actress without being tempera-
mental, that you can exhibit grace
under pressure'-and still bring
them to the box ofilce.
Vivien Leigh has a reputation FOL
being difficult to handle. I suspect
this is a publicity gag to coincide
with her portrayal of the dimcult
Miss Scarlett OHara. In the dozens
of times I have watched her on the
set have never yet seen the slight.
est sign of temperament.
Among the movie veterans, Norma
Shearer and Joan Crawford are the
incest to talk to, work with ant
watch. I've never yet seen Norms
lose her temper on the set.
For the first time in her movie
career, Ginger Rogers is working or
a closed set. But this does not indi.
cate new-found sensitivity OF
Ginger's part. At least I hope not
There are several reasons given fol
Ginger's new attitude. One, tha
she does not want to publicize tn,
new color and style on her hair
Two, that the picture ("Primros,
Path") is extremely emotional, ane
the director wants to keep Ginger IL
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Keuvy
Continued From First Page.)

screen test without the fuss and
expense Of trip to Hollywood.
"The word has finally got around
that it's tough to get into the
MOVIES. ".says Tom Pettey, armchair
investigator for the Will Hays Or
ganization. Such complaints always
get to Pettey's desk, there being no
other vigilance department here for
such matters.
1.-The thing that did the most
damage to the talent scout racket is
spread Of the knowledge that tc
work in pictures one has to get into
q union" says Pettey. AND the
unions are anything but easy to join
Newspapers contributed. too, to
the demise of q vicious enterprise,
Unless they were certain scout
represented a studio, the papers
began to wire or write this Office.
could find out in a minute whether
the fellow named in the query was
real or otherwise.
But I haven't had much finding
out to do lately"
Pettey had to look in his files to
determine how long since he's been
asked to answer one like this: "Joe
Dokus, who says he is talent scout
for studio, offers to take movie test
for SIS to cover cost of f1lm. In
dicates he might be working for
Warmers or Universal How about
him?"
He used to answer kilograms like
this every few days, but it's been
six months since Pettey reported
Dokus wasn't Okus.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
TuEgDkY

Remember" and
THE Magnidcent
Evening star., 1940-02-18

the right mood without the distrac-
ton of visitors. II Ginger's next
picture has CLOSED" sign on the
door it will be a little harder to
explain. But I think it will be open.
Ginger is essentially an easy-to-get-
on-with girl.
Actresses like Rosalind Russell,
Bette Davis, Nancy Kelly, Myrna
10y, Hedy Lamar, Alice Faye, Fay
Banter, Joan Blondell, May Robson
and Irene Dunno are so quiet IN
their actions I sometimes wonder
how on earth their studios are able
to think up schemes to publicize
them.
"Oomph" girl, Ann Sheridan, has
changed not the slightest since re-
ceiving her prefix. Which is q Diff
ferent story to what followed after
at" was put in front Of Clara Bows
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Face Foliage
Is Popular
These Days
Bearded Players
In Demand in
Many Films
- the Associated Press


HOLLYWOOD.
These are good times for Holly
woods "beards" boys who make
. living in Aims where abundant
facial foliage is in demand.
Gone With the Wind" gave
many of them work. virginia City,
used others. So did Northwest
Passage" and ''Destry Rides Again. u
Now, with "The Sea Hawk" being
cast, lush days continue.
There's quite q colony Of luxu-
riantly adorned young men who
boycott the razor blade manufac-
turers for picture purposes. No one
ever took q census. but so or more
are always on hand . few hours
after the first call goes out.
Depending upon their beauty and
suitability, the boards earn $825, $11
or $3.50 per day for their owners.
Many stunt men wear them,
scorning the synthetic variety For,
as one Of them put it:
There's plenty for two hands to
do when you're staging tough
stunt. Imagine having to press a
false beard back into place while
you're tumbling downhill."
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Cast is Beautiful

Jean Muir, Lar..ne Day and Rob-
ert Cummings viii head the cast of
"And One Was Beautiful" at
M-G-M. Miss Muir, who returned
TO the New York stage from Holly
wood Aims. flies back to Hollywood
for the role Of the selfish sister in
the Alice Duer Miller magazine
story. Laraine Day, heroine Of the
DR.. Kildare stories, has the sympa.
theitc role. Cummings, Of Well
Fargo" fame, has the male lead
Billie Burke, Rand Brooks and Anr
Morriss also appear In the east
which Robert Sinclair is directing.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

to be directed by Jack Conway, Is
scheduled as one Of the most Inn
portant pictures on the years pro-
gram. Filming begins within the
next few weeks, with many Of the
scenes made in the locale Of the
famous Panhandle oil discovery.
Evening star., 1940-02-18

name. When that sort Of thing
happened Clara was the guest OF
honor at Berkeley football game.
The band played 'The Star Spangled
Banner" an devery one stood up.
Clara, who had been standing, sat
down-for no reason that any one
has ever discovered. You wouldn't
catch a movie actress Of today doing
that.
No, the only Hollwood-ite Of today
who matches the exploits Of the old
timers is q man-Orson Welles-who
somehow or other Is attached to
Evening star., 1940-02-18
In Boom Town

Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy,
Claudette Colbert and Hedy Lamar
will be co-starred In Boom Town, /"
story Of the Texas oil fields, by
M-G-M. The four-star production,
Evening star., 1940-02-18

John Lee Mahin adapted the story
from an original by Sames Edward
Grant. Sam Zimbalist will produce.
Evening star., 1940-02-18
SATURDAY

8A1u00Ax Y
,,Kongga, wild STAT
lion, !" and Muttny
on the Blackhawk.h
Alice Faye. Fred Mac.
Murray. Little Old
New York"
Santa Re Marshal"
and ..Blondte Brings
Up Baby"
Lionel Barrymore In
Secret Of DR..
Kildare"
'The Old Dark House"
and Heaven With q
Barbed Wire Fence. q
Cesar Romero in
Cisco Kid and .
Lady"
British Intelligence''
and YOUNG AS Ycu
Feel"
Mickey Rooney and
Lewis Stone in Judge
Hardy b Son"
"Old Barn Dance"
Cock O the Air.
Rursess Meredith
In
"of Mice and Men"
Robert Montgomery,
EDWARD Arnold.
Of Chicago.,
New Frontier"
Lost SQUADRON"
The Little Accident"
and Law West Of
Tombstone.
"swanee River"
and
"City Of Chance"
Charles Laushton in
"Tha Hunchback OF
Notre Dame"
Lionel Barrymore and
Lew Ayres In Secret
Of Or. Kildare"
"Gulliver's Travels"
and Ride. Cowboy,
Ride"
Henry Goes to Ari-
zona" and Miracle
on Main Street
Gene Autry. Smiley
Burnette. South OF
the Border"
| John Wayne and
| Claire Trevor in
Allegheny Uprising"
"Rulers Of the Sea"
| and
| 'Ninotchka."
l"smashing the Money
Ring" and Every
things on Ice"
Beware. Spooks,"
and Inspector Horn
leigh's Holiday"
young as You Feel"
! ana
British Intelligence.'
High School" and
LEGION Of Lost
Flyers" .
| Tom Brown In
"Oh. Johnny, How
You Can Love"
| Henry Goes to
| Arizona" and
| Cheyenne Kid"
Cowboy From Texas"
! and
| Hidden Power"
| John and Elaine
| BARRYMORE In
| Midnight
blue Montana Skies"
and
TOO Busy to Work.
THE Day the Bookies
iWept" and Outpost
| Of Mounties."
In Old Caliente"
and
kid Nightingale.
city OF Chance" and
Legion Of the Law
| less"
Allegheny Uprising"
and "Call on the
President"
| Robert MONTGOMERY.
Edward Arnold,
Of Chicago"
| "Mutiny on the
| Blacklla wk" and
| The Spellbinder
| Jane Withers In
| High School"
Our Gang comedy.
Nelson Eddy and
| Ilona Massey In
"E1lalaika."
lMarlene Dietrich and
James Stewart In
''Destry Rides Again. ="
Phantom Rancher"
| and
"cafe Hostess"
| 0eorge Raft and
| Jane Bryan In
Invisible StripeS.~
| Andrea Leeds and
| Don Ameche in
| 'Swanee River"
| CONSPIRACY"
| and
''Gur Justice"
| Powell and 10y In
| Another Thin
| Man.
"T he Honeymoon's
lover" Mick Carter.
| Master Detective"
/ "Tropic Fury"
Sued for Libel"
Robert MONTGOMERY.
| Edward Arnold.
Earl Of Chicago.'
William Powell and
\ MyrnA 10y in
Another Thin Man.
| Mary Martin in
THE Great Victor
| Herbert"
Richard Arlen in
Man From
Montreal"
Ie in these parts,
ured.
. North American
Alliance, Inc.)
Next ,3ua. Aft., I ~.
.S1 q + mn /
Evening star., 1940-02-18
>'Gulliver's Travels. !"

= 1u11ltcH . AfbbCis.
"Gulliver's Travels"
and Ride, Cowboy.
Ride"
Charles Laughton and
Maureen OHarA in
Jamaica Inn"
James Stewart and
Marlene DIETRICH In
'Destry Rides Again"
Joan Bennett in
"Housekeeper's
Daughter"
Nurse Edith CavelP'
and
"Hell's House"
Boris Karlon and
Basil Rathhone in
Tower of London"
"At the Circus"
and
'Tropic Fury"
Allan Jones and MARY
Martin in THE Great
Victor Herbert"
Sonia Henie and Ray
Milland. everything
Happens at Night ;,
Laurel and Hardy
in
"Flying Deuces."
"Dead End Kids on
Dress Parade"
Daytime Wife"
and
Pull Confession"
John and Elaine
Barrymore IN
"Midnight."
Doug. Fairbanks. IT.,
and Joan Bennett In
Green He'll"
Charles Laughton In
"Hunchhack OF
Notre Dame"
Burgess Meredith
in
"Of Mice and Men"
Walter Connolly. Altar
Jones. THE Grea,
Victor Herbert"
Lewis Stone. Micke,
Rooney. Judge Hard,
a. Son"
Wayne Morris, Pris.
ella Lane. Brother
Rat and q Baby"
Evening star., 1940-02-18


Basil Rathbone
in
"Tower of London"
Joel McCrea and
Brenda Marshall In
"Espionage Agent"
Doug. Fairbanks, jr.,
Margaret Lockwood
"Rulers OF the Sea-"
Allan Jones and Mary
Martin in THE Great
Victor Herbert"
Evening star., 1940-02-18
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
friday

FRIDAY
THE Man T'hey Could
Not Hang" The Day
the Booktes wept. .
Ahcs Faye. Fred Mac
Murray. little Old
New York"
dead End Kids on
Dress Parade. I"
Gene Autry
In
"In Old Monterey." |"
''Housekeeper's
Daughter" "Flytng
Deuces." Amateurs.
Tom Brown in
"Oh. Joohnny, How
You Can Love"
I"Eyerything Happens
at Night" and Man
From Montreal.
Geoege Raft and
Jane Bryan In
Invisible Stripes
ALLAN Jones and Mary
Martin In THE Great
Victor Herbert"
Burgess Meredith
| in
"Of Mice and Men,"
william Powell and
Myrna 10y in
l""Another Thin Man. =
| Charles Leughton In
| "HunchbAck Of
| Notre Dame"
Bachelor Mother"
bad Little ANGEL"
Invisible Stripes"
| and Married and
| In Love"
| Charles Laushton In
The Hunchback Of
Notre Dame"
Evening star., 1940-02-18

HOLLYWOOD DOCS 1tS 0lt
With Gas Mask Mascara.
ominous note in the makeup
world:
Far from the war scene, experts
here have started to work on 9
waterproof eyelash makeup. The
British ministry of home security
warned women that the temperature
inside gas masks might cause mas
cara to run, leading to smarting
tears and spasms of the eyelids
''This in turn would produce an
urgent desire to remove the mask,
said the ministry, with dangerous
results If gas were present" Yes
indeed.
Cosmetician Max Factor, jr., is moi
one to let gas mask wearers go un-
mascaraed. He hopes to make the
stuff insensitive to heat and tears.
Miss Bondi Can't
Escape the Elephants.
There are actors who believe thei,
own publicity and folks who believe
the story that Beulah Bondi is ar
elephant fancier.
Look, another" she said the other
day, just after some one walked into
"Our Town"-the film she's in now
with tiny pink pachyderm for he,
collection. 1t started 10 years ago ir
Denver, when this one-line item ap.
peared: "Beulah Bondi's hobby 1.
elephants"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18

Games in 1912
Will Be Staged
IN Buenos Aires

NEW YORK - Fifteen sports
two less than those scheduled for
the cancelled Olympic games this
year at Helsinki. Finland. were
listed today on the tentative sched-
ule for the first Pan-American
games to be staged at Buenos
Aires in 1912.
The list was contained In
the report Of Avery Brundage.
president Of the Pan-American
games committee. on the re-
cent Pan-American sport con-
gress at Buenos Aires. n In
cludes basketball. boxing.
chess. cycling. fencing. polo,
rowing. shooting. swimming.
tennis. track and field. water
polo, weight lifting. wrestling
and yachting.
Chess. polo and tennis were not
on the Helsinki list. which included
however, soccer football, the pen
tathlon, riding. and Greeo-Roman
wrestling.
Sixteen Of the Il countries in
the Pan-American union were rep
resented at the Buenos Aires
sports congress. The other five
are expected to participate in the
az games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Intramural Sports Popular at Stadium

most Of those participating in
the after school program.
Over a hundred boys have
turned out. The basketball
schedule has reached the half
way mark and will enter the
final three weeks of play
Monday.
About thirty boys are particle
pating in the swimming program.
They turn out every day. compete
in relays and races In preparation
for the coming season.
Intramural wrestling is slated
TO get underway the first of the
week. A large gathering of
wrestlers are expected 10 compete
N the grunt-and-groan game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Cornelrs Red Raiders
Pace Nations Elevens,
Bare Statistics Prove

SEATTLE With Cornells
mighty Red Raiders showing the
way. Eastern football took the lead
in team averages released today
by the American football Stats
teal bureau.
Cornell. In two games, aver
aged 4S2 yards through the
air and on the ground TO lead
In total offense. The Cayu-
gans amassed a 25S.5-yard
average via the aerial route
while Lafayette paced rush.
Ing averages with SALT yards
In each Of Its three games.
Defense against passing and
rushing gave Mississippi State top
honors. The Southerners allowed
an average of only 67.7 yards In
three games. The surprising
Pennsylvania eleven came up with
the best defensive average against
rushing-21 yards. New Mexico
had the best aerial defense, and
Texas Mines the leading team
punting average.
Sectional leaders were listed for
the East. Southeast. Midwest, Mid
lands, Southwest and Far West.
They include:
Total offense - Mississippi,
ALL yards; Detroit univer-
silly, 421.s; Drake. Sill; Ari-
roma, S4S.7; Oregon State, s76.
Rushing offense = Mississippi,
so7.s yards; Detroit, s127; Creigh-
ton. 32s; Arizona, 222; Oregon
State 211.5.
Passing-Duke, 1l6 yards; nh-
nois, 1872; Missouri. 1887; Texas
A. q NJ. 1928; Santa Clara los.
Total defense-Navy, SAT yards
for opponents; Iowa. 104; Colo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Clark Shaughnessy, Stanford
Make Amazing Combination

rs over Buck shaw's tough Santa
Clara club. the conference really
opened its eyes. The win over Ore
gon also began to assume import.
ance because Washington, the big
favorite to win the conference title,
could beat Oregon by only 100.
As the coasts only squad
still boasting a perfect record,
stanford will he favored over
Washington State Saturday.
Even 20, II may he too close
for comfort. because the
Cougars are on the giant-kiIler
side themselves. They held
Southern CALIFORNIA; Rose
Bowl champions to a scoreIesS
tie and dubbed California SO.
Oregon State. which has tripped
Washington three years in a row,
again will try to powder the
Huskies' Rose Bowl hopes in the
co-feature conference game Satur-
day. u. S. c.. back from a victory
over Illinois, entertains Oregon
and U. c. L. A. opens its league
schedule against California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Abes After
First Win
In 6 Years
Kickoff ut 7:30:
invaders Record
Not Impressive

Taking time out from Cross
State and city competition. Eddie
Schwarz Lincoln gridmen viii be
out TO trap a Centralia Tiger to-
night in the stadium. The kickoff
is slated for 7:30.
The RailspIitters win h
pointing for their first win
over a Centralia outfit In six
years. They lost to the Tig-
ers 70 In 1855; tied them
6 to In IS, and after a two
year layoff they lost 10 TO o
last year.
On the basis of the seasons rec
ords neither team has much TO
lose. Waldo Roberts Orange and
Black horde from the Southwest
has yet to taste victory, although
they lost a tight one last week to
Olympia, s to 0.
Lincoln, after a dismal start. has
come along fast Of late. They
flattened Bellarmine IA to 0. and
tied Bremerton in their last two
attempts.
The Axemen win be handicap
ped somewhat by the loss Of Cliff
Richards, star quarter, who Is out
with three broken ribs. Schwarz
is banking on Claude Manning and
Ed Bemis to spearhead his attack
in the absence of Richards.
The tentative lineup for
Lincoln includes Blades and
Vernon, ends; Moe and Nor
tenson, tackles; Craig and Sto-
Jack. guards, and Wayne slo-
yer, center.
Backfield starters list Hea-
ton, quarter; Manning and
Swanson, halves, and Grassi,
full.
Walter Roberts named his start
ing lineup with Gilkerson and
Hoerung, ends; Blair and Sewers,
tackles; Scott and Diana, guards,
and Jennings, center. In the back
field, Dean will be at quarter;
LeBakon and Ball at halves, and
Neva at full.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-18
Bells to Play
0'Dea Today

Bellarmine gridders were in
Seattle today to play o'Dea high
in a game that was originally
scheduled for Friday.
Workouts this week have in
Dictated that the Bells will toss
plenty Of passes against the
O'Deas Tom Brennan. regular
center, and George Oswald. half
back, did not make the trip. both
being on the shelf with injuries.