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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
81 4lsi Division
Men Promoted

CAMP MURRAY-Promotion o.
fifty-seven enlisted men in the
special troop units Of the Forty
first division. vas announced to-
day.
Names Of those advanced in
rank follow:
fIst Division Headquarters Company
BLACkT GOT Sgt Robert D
y. Nelson and william O sorenson
% sgts. Pvts Rein z Chris and
Harry 2 Poulson 70 sgts.. Pvts. Isl
Glass Robert r Hansen. Martin v
Blenkle Robert Z Good and Reed
NJ Sorensen TO cpls. PVT Verdell
Jay A Hancock. Clyde II Hudson
Glen z Kirkpatrick Norris F Klein
smith Charles z. Moody. Charles "
Nuckolls ana Clarence J. Osborn %
pvtS lat class
PoRTLASD-Pvt. Peter B Brow
nell 70 sgt.
4lst signal Company
PORT. Jack T Myers
and Reuben 7. Voth 70 sgts.. Pvts.
LIST Class Verl ". Hinshsw. Howard
B Jensen. Charles r. Marshall and
Prank J Tereck to cpls Pvt Jack
p. Hall TO cpl. pvts Myron J Bau-
mer Carl T. Berry. Richard L. Butler
Robert A. Callaghan Donald W.
Christensen. Don S Dimoff. Aryin
c. Estes. Ralph B Gordner. Joseph
X. Hahn William D. Hunnicutt.
John A. Macht. John c. Mann. Paul
NJ MaXam. Robert J. MeekeT Keith
n Murney. John L. Seaton and Floyd
G. Wayt to pvts ist class
MILNAU kEE-Cpl Frank J. Gun
check TO sgt
1i6th Ordinance Company
JEROME-Cpl. Charles r Over
field 10 sgt: Pvt Robert r Burks 70
sgt. PVT lst Glass Lloyd r. CLAIR TO
cpl. Pvts George r. CLAIR. Eugene
W. Common Clinton l. Fields. Roland
r. King. Porter L. Melton and La
Vern +. Paradis to pts LIST class.
4lst Military Police Company
GREEN RTNER-Sgt. Lester W
McIntire to staff sgt.
SANTA MONICA-Pvt LIST Glass
Woodrow W Byrum 10 cpl
ROCK sPRINGs-Pvt. LIST Glass
Stephen S Croker 70 cpl.
DINoN-Pvt. Jack c. Best to pvt.
LIST class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
H Z r E'S MORE ABOU /
Our No. One Man
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

Ann. though, They had to quit
Taking care OF 700 chickens, cand-
ling and packing the eggs, is no
fun. So we took them in with us.
Dorothy is downtown now look
ing for job. She's just past 20.
She wants to get a job to tide
things over until Albert gets his
first check from the army"
OF course. Carpenter is not the
only Pierce county volunteer who'll
be inducted into service Monday.
Right along with Carpenter will
he Fred Bowers, "a. of 623s So
Hood ST., who was among the first
TO volunteer and pass his medical
examination. He will be the first
man indicted into the service from
Tacoma draft board No. 8. Bowers
has worked part-time as a mailer
for The Times.
Wilbur Blakemore Eaton, 81. of
Puyallup will be No. / volunteer
indicted through Pierce county
draft board No. /, which has its
offices in Puyallup.
All the other boards. except
Pierce county No. 2 at Eatonville,
have plenty of volunteers, but none
has taken his physical examination
as yet and their names are being
withheld. AT Eatonville. no volun-
teers have been received. No. l on
the list is a Jimmy
Yamaguchi OF Eatonville.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

staff of the Colfax schools. Mon
day afternoon. spending Saturday
at the mountain. In the party
were Miss Evelyn Taylor and her
mother, Mrs. Ida Taylor. Miss Joan
Hoppe, Miss Audrey Gross. Miss
Mabel Pearson, Miss Flossie Bill
ingsley. Miss Elizabeth Chaplin and
Miss Bettina Berkey.
Church Groups Busy
Three circles of the Women S
council of the First Baptist church
will meet Wednesday. Mrs. L. NJ.
Hatch will entertain the Electa
group at her home at Alderton at
2 p. m. Also at 2 o'clock Mrs.
John Cook of e23 9th ave. S w,
will be hostess for the Willing
Workers meeting. Mrs To m
Thomas will open her home to the
Fidelis members at 7:45 in the
evening.
Schedule OF events for Emmanuel
Lutheran church this week in
cludes choir rehearsal at S O'Clock
Tuesday evening; jolly Junior.
business and social meeting Thurs
day evening in the social rooms;
Mems club session Friday at S
p. m, and Saturday school at ]
p. m. Al p. m. Saturday. Sun
day school children will begin re.
hearsals for their Christmas pro-
gram.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Aunt Het
~ RoBERT CULLEN

IT'S o mercy o. Providence
thot we're allowed 10 be sick O
while before we die. When
we're oiIin' is the only time we
reolly repent and get our
heorts right. "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Waldo Ripley,
Engineer, Dies

Waldo Ralph RIPLEY, "a. an en-
gineer with the Northern Pacific
railway, died Tuesday morning in
a local hospital, following short
illness. He lived at 412 So. Both st.
He had worked with the railroad
"a years and had been connected
with the Tacoma division since
1910. He had been a resident of
Tacoma 80 years.
RIPLEY, a native of Ordway, So.
Oak. was a member of Afifi Tenn
pie Shrine, York bodies, Tacoma
lodge No. %, F. and A. M.
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
GERS and the Northern Pacific Ben
eft association.
Surviving is a brother, Lew of
Outlook. Mont.
Buckley-King will announce the
funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13

2ss: Winona council No 10. De-
gree Of Pocahontas. and Puyallup
/ Redmen.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
Maude Newell and Mrs. Edith
Herr. both of Puyalup.
Last rites for John Arthur
Lacey. 81. who died Monday even
ing. will be held at All Saints
Catholic church Wednesday morn
ing at 9 a. m. with Rev Father
John Power officiating. Place of
burial will be announced. The
rosary will be recited at the church
Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Lacey came to the state from
Montana SO years ago and had
lived in Puyallup 35 years. He
was retired stationary engineer
Surviving are his wife, Eva. and a
daughter. Miss Barbara Lacey.
Heads Cannery Workers
Officers for next year were
elected by Cannery Workers local
No. 20,251. Monday night at the
Civic auditorium. Choice for presi-
dent was David Fortier of Puy-
allup who succeeds NJ. w. Peter
man. Peterman haa headed the
local for the past two years but
refused another nomination as he
has left cannery work for the ship
yards.
Vice president is Elmer Lewis of
Sumner, secretary, Pat Fahey,
Puyallup; business manager, Oscar
Williams. Puyallup; guide, sigma
Angelina. McMillin; guard. Marvin
Drew. Puyallup, and representa-
tives to the Central Labor council.
Carroll Arnold of Sumner and
Anna Archer. Puyallup. Trustees
for two years are Joe Leader of
Sumner and Marie Custer of Me
Millin.
'.he local voted to affiliate with
the Washington State Federation
of Labor and elected Ina Chase
and Esther Hoffman of Puyallup
and Cecil Trihou of Summer as
delegates.
Roger Goelzer. a student at
Central Washington College of
Education in Ellensburg, spent the
week end and holiday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Goelzer of Puyallup Heights. He
returned Monday night.
Armistice day guests of Mrs.
Maude jackson of SOC 4th ave,
S. W., were her sister and hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor liver
son of Walla Walla. They are
staying with relatives in Seattle
for few days.
The Junior guild of Christ Epis-
copal church will meet Wednesday
instead of Tuesday evening. as an
nounced, at the home Of Mrs II.
n. Mcmillan. 232 4th ave. ~ W.
Or. A. W. Sidders rector of the
church, will speak.
Guests of Miss Nora Hall of the
high school faculty over the week
end holiday were group of for
mer associates of the teaching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Elks' Turkey Trot
On Wednesday, Night

Members of Tacoma Elks lodge
No. ia are looking forward to
their first big turkey trot of the
season on Wednesday evening.
This will follow short business
meeting. Members of the commit
tee in charge of the trot are
George Moncrief. Sterling Cox,
Fred Smith. John Anderson, Jim
Anderson Ralph Short and Amt
Marker. One hundred and twenty
five turkeys have been purchased
nv tho committed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Chest Total
Is Sl3S,6S3
70 Pct. of Quota
As Campaign Ends

The Tacoma Community Chest
thermometer rose and stopped al
the SI3s.6S3 mark Monday wher
the campaign workers OF the 1871
drive reported their final totals al
meeting and banquet In Hote
Winthrop.
Although the figure Is below the
quota set before the drive began
1t Is more than $4,000 above the
amount raised last year. The
quota this year had been set al
Siss.000. and the final figure
Monday evening was Y per cent.
Heath In 1871
A II. Heath will be the cam
paign chairman for 1871. accord
ing to the present chairman, Al
bert Hooker. Heath's new board
will include Mel Pugh, William
Pinches, II. J. Maxwell. Mrs Tom
Swayze. BERTH Johnson, Ed Mich
Itch, Jack mickey. Roe Shaub
and Albert Hooker.
Mayor Harry p. Cain, chair
man Of the evening. opened the
program of entertainment by say
ing we are here TO be happy be-
cause we have raised money to
give others little more happi-
r,ss and more hope"
Aided by Labor
Bertil johnson. head of the en-
ploye division. said For the first
time in history we have had the
active assistance of organized
labor and the real advantages OF
this arrangement will come to us
in later years"
The greater part Of the chest
funds this year was raised by the
division led by A. Fl. Heath. adj
vance gifts and national corpora
lions, with a total of S74,325 The
residential division, led by Mrs.
Tom Swayze. reported S11, 9g1;
the business gifts division, led by
w. G. Pinches. S16.345, and the
employe division. led by johnson,
$4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Club to Observe
Education Week

South Tacoma kiwanis members
will observe Education Week when
they convene at 6:15 for a dinner
session in Masonic Temple, 1901
South Tacoma way.
Tacoma School Supt. Howard r.
Goold will be the principal speaker
w. B. Laughbon, superintendent
of Dupont schools, will preside.
Following the dinner meeting.
the board of directors of the club
will assemble FIR a short session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Sight Of Narrows Bridge
Fatal to Puyallup Woman
Mrs. Gertrude Loveioy Stricken;
Deoth Tokes Two Others in Volley

PUYALLUP - Funeral services
are being arranged Tuesday for
Mrs. Gertrude Lovejoy of SIS W
Pioneer ave. who was stricken
suddenly while viewing the Mar
rows bridge with friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Miller of Puyallup. Mon
day afternoon. She was rushed 20
Tacoms General hospital with po-
lice escort of Officers William
Herbst and J. c. BECKER. on traffic
duty at the bridge. but was found
dead on arrival.
Mrs. Lovejoy. pioneer of the
valley. was prominent in club af-
tairs, having served as president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Church Mems Club
To Hold Turkey Trot

The mems club of st. Joseph's
parish is sponsoring a turkey
trot," Wednesday evening, start
ing at 8 o'clock in the church hall.
An enjoyable evening and refresh
ments are promised by the COM
mittee in charge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-13
Inquest May
Not Be Held

Death Of Mrs. J. 2. Clark. So
year-old Tacoma widow. Saturday
night in a traffic accident prob
ably viii not require a coroner s
inquest. Prosecutor Thor c. Toll
lefson said Tuesday after a week
end OF consideration Of the case.
Evidence that the elderly wo-
man stepped in front Of the car
which hit her was fairly strong
he said, and there is some doubt
that she was on the crosswalk.
Mrs. Clark was killed almost in
stantly when struck at or near the
intersection Of So. 50th and Park
ave. BY car driven by Howard
Mason OF 2114 So. Sheridan.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02
Bricker Administration
Scores Again, With The
Appointment Of Negroes
In The Highway Patrol

Lloyd Squaer is III charge Of AZ
photostat wark done n the Patrol
headquarters and has complete
charge Of al work done on the M N
t.ograph and adaressograph mach
ines
Lloyd, whose home address Is 6lob
Woodland Avenue, Cleveland, was
graduated from Cleveland Central
High ishpol last. February. n
school he was president of the Boy
League and member IL the Natien-
al Honor Society and the Phillia
Wheatley New Art Theatre Guild.
Before coming to Columbus p
enroll in a pre-law course at.sOhio
State University he was leader Of
his own orchestra in which he u ~
ed the piano. He had TO say of tla
men with whom he works, "Fhe en .
tire staff is " nderfnl to me. The
men 60 out Of their way in order
to assist in any little detail. The
work is very interesting and I ai1
more than satisfied with my Job.
He has sister and two bf thers
who live with his mother ia Cleve-
Continued on page p
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in efficiency Of the 9th or 10th when
t S reorganized but il would do away
with much Of the petty internal poll
tics created under white officers and
colored enlisted men, Nh. Pierce de-
clares.
a unite front should be present
ed to congress in having Col. Davis
promoted to the rank &c bfigadiei
general, Pierce told the Associated
Negro Press. This can be done and
il is IN honor heiltting this individ-
nal who has given Loyalty and has
served his country we'll / do not
know Col. Davis personally no, have
/ ever seen him. hut the knowledge
gained from enlisted men who have
served under him nortrays the sin
cerity Of his determination AID the
results obtained from his efforts.
The only Negro leaders IN regular
army detaehnents are non-commis-
stoned officers aud many of these
possess low moral standards. are
known @ be thieves on arc teehni.
cally unqualified for their jobs. yet
under white commanding Offices
they have been neither reduced not
discharged ! asserted the ex-soldier
who was All undergraduate at Michi-
gan university before spending ten
years il the army
Il know az one non-comnissioned
officer with long record Of thiev-
cry. He WAS brought to trial but
was saved only Nv the action a
white officers with whom he had an
in Later he took $50 from i
service organization The command
ing officer authorized and signed
bank note 10 replace the money with
the understanding that he woud be
denoted after the amount was re-
paid. But il Is d fact chat this IN
dividual never was reduced in status
This is a specific reason why we need
officers Of the calibre of Col. DAVIS.
Commenting on charges recently
aned Is White Office, before an
American lagion meeting at Fort
Riley, Kan, 70 the effect that he was
being paid by Communist and Nazi
groups to attack the army, Pierce
Continued on page p
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

duties To raise and loser the
flag each day His home nd
dress Is lai7 r.. Long ST.. Col
unlbus.
Lloyd snuaer. %. of Gl06
Woodland ave. Cleveland, pic
tured above, is in charge OF all
tho photnstat work. the naiines-
graph Qglnsiags aaad the suxaxnS
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

ont of the Patrol .s;ii,e::!n. Eie is
shown here M fssr t,.iotostat
machine IN his office AZ the
Highway Patrol headquarters
I'm Columbus.
Eugene Isan. 27, Of Column
bus, assistant stockkeeper
for the Ohio State Highway
PAtEol, III -i.anbas tseaaauas,
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

j: The Sl.ooO,ooo De Soto Bass
COURTS Dayton first low-rent pno-
lie housing project, Was opened u
tenants with dedication ceremonies
Thursday at 2:30 pm. in the ad-
ministration building. FQst Of the
200 fanli les to reside there will
move ii at once.
Jacob Crane. assistant administra-
tor Of the United State Housing au-
thority, Washington, DC, gave sha
principal address. Mayor Charcs
J Brennan and Captain Robert Fl.
Mallory, chairman Of the advisory
committee Of Negro citizens which
assisted in making possible the pro-
ject, ais spoke.
Admittance ITO the administration
building, Germantown street anil
Danner Avenue, Mas BY invitation
.inasmuch as The assembly room can
accommodate, but 300 persons,
The housing project was started
il May, 1899, by the Dayton Metro
rolitap FOCUSING Authority, with the
aid Of a loan Of 80 per cent Of the
cost BY the united States Housing
Aptt sritr. 4 sin@ar tax-ffca hous-
ing project for soo' whit families
is to be started soen on the o'd Nc
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

COLUMBUS Henry Parks, Jr.,
81 Bank Street, Dayton, Ohio, has
received a provisional appointment
as a part-tin1e employee in the Bu.
raau Of Motor Vehicles The ap-
pointment was facs itataa-by Daniel
G. Rrower, Montgomery County
Chaif nan, Republican Executive
Comn ttee and Atty NJ. @. Stokes.
Sc \ Ward Committeeman, and
ade through the Governors Il
office,
Palks is business manager Of the
Ohio Young Republican Association,
which centralizes the activities Of
youth all over the state. He is a
graduate student of business admin
istration at Ohio State University,
having completed the four year
course last June.
Tie has already assumed his po-
aition in the hcena# division mt Co
lumhus.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

COLUMBUS, O.--The Bricker aa-
ministration scored another major
first" last week when three Me-
gfces were appointed to positions in
the State Highway Patrol general
headquarters here.
Al statement from Colonel 4 hert
S. Beightier. director Of highways,
rGvea.ed that Lloyd Squaer, Eugene
Isom and Harrison Bridges are en-
ployed as phot stat clerk, assistant
stockroom clerk and caretaker, res
pectively.
This marks the first time since the
Inception of the State Highway Pa
trol that Negroes have been employ
ed in any capacities.
Jack Fluher, executive secretary
t. Colonel Beightler, said the award.
ing OF these jobs is not to be taken
AS a 'sconpromise" action to elm
mate or prevent the appointment Of
Sanford Roam. Negro, to the High
way Patrd,.
Mr.. Fluhrer said, "These jobs are
in addition to Roan's job and Roam
win be appointed as soon as his
name Il. reached on the eligible list,
This is continuation of the high
way departments policy t. give rep
resentation to Negroes wherever
ability and opportunity is disclosed.
Recent attacks Of alleged racia
discriminatory practices in the de-
partment We're spiked by Colonel
Beight err He said, 1T i ~ es-
.sAiished fact that this administra-
tion at the present l4'aa
Neg. o employed by the state thar
any previous administration The
records shows tits 10 flue-
Eegre employees are among our
best and most useful. It has nevef
been the policy Of this administra
tion to discriminate against any IN
disidual because Of race
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02
VII BERFORC,E.
UNIVERSITY
ANNOUNCES
ECONOMIC,
CONFERENCE

DR.. D. @. Walker, presiden.
" ,' 'ec University announce
the r frh Ann,.al Midwestern Eco
nonic $50 cational Conference to
be held on the campus on April II
md ~.
TIE conference is to be under the
direction Of DR.. Milton S. J. Wright
head Of the department of econcn
les, and Professor 4 NJ. Chavous.
director Of the divis; n Of Vocation
al Education of the University
The theme Of the conference tbs
year Is to be Unemployment Prob
lems Among Negroes" FURTHER
plans FOR the conference are now be-
inc formulated. The names Of
speakers and subjects will be an
sAs1aso6 nd y 1asaE 1s4a.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

On Sunday February 25h at pm Carmel Presbyterian
Church will present MI Charles Higgins tenor recital At
the church, at Ninth and Linn Streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
Mr.. Higgins, graduate of Wes Minister Choir aformer
pupil of John Finley Williamson and Harry r. 'Buregn
highly But his highest praise from
those who have heard HIM sing IF what they true Gin
cnnati music lovers in for treat.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02
TENANTS MOVE IN DAYTON
FEDERAL HOUSING PROJECT
SAYS PUBLIC SHOULD DEMAND
COL. DAVIS OVER NINTH
OR TENTH CAVALRY

CHICAGO tANP) America !
Negroes should unite and demand
that Col. b, @. Davis ta be named
by the army to command either the
9th or 10th Cavalry, particular i
since these regiments are on the
verge Of being reol,ganlzed, believes
Levi Pierce, former soldier whose
exposes Of discrimination and inlus-
tlces suffered by Negro soldiers have
thrown the war department into 4
turmoil and brought about the era.
dleatlon Of several Of these evils.
Mt only would such an appoint
ment Of Col. Davis cause an Increase
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

Cook field site at cost vt about
S2,50O,0O0.
Al Thursdays dedication. the keys
10 the housing project will be de.
hvered by M. j Roche, Of the firm
Of Roche, Connell and Laub, the
general contractors. to Cliff g.
Brown, chief architect, who in turn
will deliver them to Andrew S. Idd-
ings, chairman Of the Dayton Metro
pditan Housing Authority.
Other Nocal housing authority
members are: William S. Robinson.
vice president; Sam Carr, Mrs. J.K.
Bailey and Harry Schommer. G. @.
Putnam IS the secretary engineer.
The Dunbar high school band pro-
yided music for the exercises.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02

cnuc. sunday February 9th at 800
pm. Rev. 1. G. Ridley will be the
guest speaker. The public Is cordial
IL invited to join with the Sorority
in its celebration.
Committee in charge Of arrange
ments, Ella A. Taylor, genera chair
man; Ruth Smith, program, Ethel
Gibson, decorations; Marguerite ].
TAYLOR, publicity; viola l. Waters
is Basileus Of the chapter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02
PAUL robson
GETS HONORARY
|DOCTO r A E

CLINTON, N. Y. fANP) LIN an
impressive ceremony held III the
chapel of Hamilton college here Sun
day, Paul Robson, brilliant actn,
and concert singer, was presented
with the honorary degree, Doctor of
Humane Letters. The degree, con-
ferred by DR.. w. H. Cowley, presi-
dcnt Of the school, honors Mr.. Robe
CONTINUED ON page two)
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-02-02
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority Celebrates
Founders Day

Beta Eta Omega Chapter Of Al
rha kapp Alpha Sorority is complet
ing planms for the celebration of its
Founders Day and its 32nd Ami
yersary to be hd d at the Allen
A.M.E. Church on South Euclid Az
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-25
SNEAD PLANNING
COMEBACK SWIM
Winner OF Miami Open R.
covering From Illness; Has
Eye On Next Meets

PALM BEACH. Fla, Jan. o.,
The professional golfins br.,,5,
now or the annual treasure hnn,
California had better make the n,s'
Of current opportunities hao.rs,
Sluggin' Sammy Snead is g4t,,n.
ready to resume shooting for ~,
cut.
Thrown off his stride by ilIre,,
Snead started a comeback bv win
ming the Miami Open last mor.b
but again had to drop out of tfs
big time circuit because of ri,
health.
Snead has had more teeth purs,
since then and thinks he is ,bnr,
ready to swing back into comrat.
tion-probably within the next tv,
weeks.
I'm just getting started agai,'
he said. THE doctor wouldn't eye,
allow me to play until a week am
last Monday. But it feels goo6 ia
be hitting them again"
Observers agreed Slammin' Sam.
uel must be feeling fair-to.middjrg
good. Saturday he whacked OUT
neat IS over the par 70 Palm Bea,1
Country club course and Monday he
really warmed up with a $685.,
over the Palm Beach golf club lay.
out, looping six strokes from "a,
and setting a new course record.
Sammy, who has been one Of tho
more popular figures in the mo
golfing caravan, had to pass up The
$1,000 San Francisco Open, ths
$4,000 Bing Crosby tournament ami
other California events but plans to
rejoin the top-flighters on thei,
swing back to Florida.
"Ill probably pick them up at
San Antonio about Feb. g. he sail,
and 1 hope to be in condition then
to go after titles in the balance d.
the winter schedule"
Snead recently signed as profes
sional at the Shawnee-O On The De4.
ware, Pa, club.