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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-12-26

watched developments on the
ground. The spreading flames. a
great cloud of dirty brown smoke
covering the horizon, the rescue &C
tivity below--all spread out in a
panorama viewed from their grand
stand seats aloft. Here. sailing
TRANQUILITY in o luxurious stratoliner
In peaceful America, u air travel.
ers got q good idea Of what British
and German pilots experience when
they drop their bombs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-12-26

an bright September day a
" giant TWA stratoliner rolled up
to the loading apron at New York's
busy LaGuardia Field and took
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1940-12-26

Mr. Thomas, IS, married father
Ing pretty told
wife But he changed his mind and that Miss
Kents wrath She decided kill him. Later changed
framed things looked she had After wit
nessing Thomas DEATH however, she felt And ALL
est the stage the worlds peculiar crimes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Auto Freight
Team Strong
Club TO Beot in
Commercial Race

A new title threat for the Com
mercial "A league championship
was uncovered Wednesday night
when It became known that the
Inter-City Auto Freight team Is
the former Tacoma City Basketball
league entry. intact. They are big,
fast, high-scorine and rugged.
In other words. they will definitely
be the team 10 beat.
They have been forced to
enter the "A league due to
the failure Of the Pierce Coun-
" loop to organize this year.
Their strongest competition
viii come from the McChord
Bombers. Y.M.C.A. and Nor
wood.
A new setup for the Commercial
A league WAS also made known
Wednesday night. All games list
ed for Thursday night at Stewart
have been moved back one day 10
Friday nights on the same floor
and at the same time. This VIII
hold true during the entire season.
On Tuesday nights, previ-
ously released, schedule the
games nj Stewart for that
evening. have been moved
back until Wednesday nights
for the remainder Of the sea-
son. This will give the COM
bined "A and A loops play
Tuesday nj Stadium; Wednes-
day Mt Stewart: Thursday At
Stadium. and Friday at Stew
art.
Games for Thursday night in the
"A division will find the Freight
ers opening against Fife at I
o'clock; Norwood meeting Wocos
at 8 o'clock; Thomases tangling
with Shipbuilders at 9 o'clock in
the boys gym, while McChord
Bombers face the YM.C.A. at S
o clock in the girls gym.
Commercial A league play for
Thursday as revised is: Mckinley
Hill VS.. 255 McChord Field at Z
O'Clock; American Lake vs.. N.Y.A.
at 8 o'clock; both games on the
Stadium girls floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Asserts Grid
Sport to Die
In Decade

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-Dr. For
rest c. Allen. successful basketball
coach and former director Of ath-
letics at the University Of Kansas,
expressed the opinion today that
college football would not las,
another ten years.
Somebody has done something
TO football. and as q result football
ia on the way out" he said. In
some schools under present condi-
tons football 10 more professional
than 1t In on the straight out and
out professional teams Of the Ma
tional league. Certainly there is
less hypocrisy among the profess
SIGNALS"
Allen reminded interviewers that
he formerly coached football and
that he had no prejudice against 1t.
Allen said that football was not
the financial asset sometimes
claimed for II. and he cited as an
authority Maj. John L. Griffith,
Big Ten conference commissioner.
Griffith. Allen said. stated that of
$40 college and university teams
playing football. fewer than so
made a financial profit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Abes Journey
To Enumclaw

Lincoln hoopmen will journey to
Enumclaw tonight to take on the
pesky Tiger five. A preliminary
reserve game starts at TOO o'clock
while the varsity tilt viii COM
mence at 500.
Kennedy expects to use two
teams. one composed Of Ben
Ixhioka and Herb Anderson,
forwards; Vince Hansen, cen
ter. and Logan Blades and
Ray Spurgeon, guards The
other Ii comprised Of Tony
Hamaguchi and Ed Hunting
ton, forwards; Tom Loren.
center. and Rod Peterson and
Chef Stone. guards.
Along with this group. he will
probably use q host Of substitutes
including Matt Pitzel. Bob Eng
lund and Hollister Gee.
The Abes open their home sea
son Saturday night when they
engage Puysllup. Next week thu
Axemen have csrded two hom'
trays, with Centralia on Tuesda,
and Enumclaw on Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Lincoln Turns
To Pin Sport

Inaugural ton of bowling at Lin
coin will start tomorrow afternoon
when six teams of the newly
formed Abe Pin league compete
on the Broadway alleys.
Squads that will bowl include
Journalism. Business Staff, Tako-
lah. Choir. Freelancers and Pin
splitters. Members on the Journal
ism team are Tom Pearce, captain,
Clay Huntington. Tom Seto. Leroy
Hale and Jack Raphael.
Choir personnel lists Eunice
Wolters and Shirley Henrick-
sen, co-captains; Dave Wits
ner. Phyllis Field and Phyllis
Watts. Lillian Kelley. Rainey
Peterson. Ruby Olsen. Ray
Steichen and Bud Gierke form
the Freelance team. On Tako-
lah is Nancy Nelson, Phyllis
Hins. Jean Hallen, Almira
Msrchesiui and Alice Webb.
buSlness sAdll HhehAueis nSiuu'
Paulyn Hall, Thelma Wagner
Verna smithlin, Eva Hoffman anC
Jim wendt. Pinsplitters number
only two. Donna Rae Mowre anc
Peggy Walker. Others will b'
added later.
At a meeting this week. Ton
Seto WAS elected president Of TIT
group with Clay Huntington. vic'
prexy. James Wendt is secretary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
BY HENRY M'LEMORE

United Press staff correspondent
SALT LAKE CITY - Tip to
Clark shsughnessy and his Stan
ford team: There is one play
YOU need not build defense
against in preparing for Nebraska
in the Rose Bowl. That Is the
fake placement kick.
Biff Jones. Nebraska coach,
got enough of that when he was
coaching Louisiana State univer-
sity and the late Huey Long was
his self-appointed assistant.
The fake placement kick
was the only play Huey under
stood and he loved it-not
only loved II. but demanded
that Biff use II two or three
times q game.
Biff didn't follow orders, but he
got 20 sick Of hearing about II
that he wouldn't use 1t even 10
win a bowl game. The next time
you see Biff ask him to tell you
how the delta dictator, thanked
by two bodyguards, came in the
L. s. u. dressing room between
the halves of game and de-
manded to talk To the team. He
didn't get TO talk, but he got
Biffs resgnstion-and pronto.
When you start naming the out
standing sports performers OF
1910 how are you going to keel
the name Of Ace Parker from
leading the list? He not onl,
fitted himself into a new system
under new coach with tn
Brooklyn Dodgers, but he proved
himself the outstanding pro foot
ball player of the year.
And ne did II with a frac-
tured ankle. The two games
saw him play he was equip
ped with a steel brace that a
| convict trying to get home for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Spokane Gets
Links Tourney

NEW YORK United States
Golf association announced today
cut N two strokes in the maxi
mum handicap acceptable for
entry into the women's national
championship next year.
Along with the cut from eight
to six strokes for the womens
national the association announced
completion of its 1941 tournament
schedule and the date Of its annual
meeting as Jan. II in New York.
The 1941 schedule follows:
Open championships - Colonial
club, Fort Worth, Tex, June 81.
Amateur public links champion
ship-Indian Canyon Golf course,
Spokane, Wash. July 1919.
Amateur championship-Omaha
Field club, Omaha, Neb., Aug. 2o-
80. Entries close Aug. l.
Womens amateur championship
Country club, Brookline, Mass,
Sept s-13.
National collegiate championship
Ohio state university course,
/ Columbus, O., June 232s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
City Hoop Loop
Plays Tonight

With the first of four rounds Of
play rapidly coming to q close. the
Fuelers are a full game out in
front In the Tacoma City Basket
ball league race.
The loop leaders face the
cellar Florists In the feature
game Thursday night Mt .
o'clock and they do not appear
70 be too sure TO knock off
the lowly Flowers.
Consumers will be little better
off for their Z O'Clock opener with
Chillas, as Charles Rasmussen has
been signed to take the place OF
Jim Butt, whose job required him
to play with lnter-City in the
Commercial "A loop. Tiny Arndl
will not be in suit due to an ankle
injury.
The 60th Signal Corps will bs
playing their sixth game in sever
days Thursday night when the,
meet the Chairmen at 8 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Lincoln Ring
Show Friday
Matchmaker Usage
Lines Up Good Cord

Lincoln High Boxing club will
present its annual fall smoker Fri
day night in the boys gym.
Matchmaker Howard Usage has
lined up a l0-bout card and fea-
ture exhibition.
Headlining the double main
event will be Pete Donahue and
Johnny Roberts on the upper half
Of the bill and Krist Huseby and
Don Forseth in the lower half
Johnny johnson and Willie
Muse, veteran boxer, will sp-
pear In q mixed wrestling and
boxing bout in the feature ex-
hibition.
Preliminaries are Jim Angelus
VS.. Joe Fortier: Clarence Nelson
VS.. Bill Gair; Elmer Brazil VS.
Charles Morris: Eddie Aylesworth
vs.. Rod Parent: Morris Nordlund
VS.. Allen Black; Jack Farley vs.
Ross Everett, and Pete Tudesco
VS.. Leo Arnestad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Spokane Bombers
Trounce Portland

sPOKANE-Ralph Blyth's last
period goal last night gave the
Spokane Bombers a 80 victory
over Portland and placed them
second in Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
circuit standings.
Spokane scored twice in the
frs. frame. but Eddie Ouellette
and Jim MeFadden came through
with tallies for the Bucks in the
second TO knot the score at 2-all.
The second period was shortened
when a flying puck nit Porky
Levine, Spokane goalie. in the
throat He recovered 10 finish
the game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Lambert Memorial
To Boston COLLEGE
NEW Boston college has

NEW YORk-Boston college has
been awarded the Lambert Memo
nal trophy, symbolic of the East
ern football championship, II was
announced today.
The high flying Eagles. who will
meet Tennessee in the Sugar bowl
on New Years day. were named
by every one of the IS Eastern
football writers and radio COM
nentators who participated in the
poll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

Bengals Take
City Leaguers
Stodium Runs Over
Signal Corps. 1882

The Stadium Tigers surprised
everyone. including themselves.
when they defeated the e0th Signal
corps basketball team, IS to Il,
Yesterday on the Stadium floor.
The corpsmen are from Fort Lewis
and are currently in second place
in the Tacoma City basketball
league.
The game VIA a thriller
from start IN finish. Stadium
took the lead In the first few
minutes Of play hut when the
army started 70 roll. they re-
knq,ashed ~. The first period
score was los and the half
found the corpsmen still In
front by a 10 to IL score.
Opening the third quarter with
squirt, the Tigers tied the score
at 20 all From here on it was
nip-and-tuck, the lead changing
hands with very basket.
With but four minutes to 60 in
the final period. "skippy" Bob An
gsllns, midget marvel, cut loose
with some Of his uncanny shoot
ing and sent the Bengals ahead
He WAS aided by the sharpshooting
Of Harry Mansfield.
Angelina led the Bengal attack
with 10 points while Brannon,
lanky hook-shot artist, headed the
Signalmen in their assault on ths
Tiger basket with a total of IL
counters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Park Basketball

The third night Of the opening
week Of play in the Park basket
ball league win be . triple header
in the Csult Junior High gym.
35th and Ea- X SITS. on Mckinley
hill. The opening tilt at 7 O'Clock
will be between Puyallup Christian
and Keator Chapter DeMolay. The
second game viii feature Parkland
Trinity Lutheran and First Con-
gregational at o'clock and the
final game ut o'clock will see
Manitou Community Church tangie
with the Valley Paint quint-
Friday games will Be carded in
the Bellarmine gym. with four
games starting 1t $40 e'eleck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Sports Parade

Christmas cosvAs1f have
walked with.
Word has reached us way out
here that the Boston Red Sox
have sold two pitchers-Denny
Galehouse and Fritz Ostermueller
and we all agree land by we
I mean myself and three cow
punchers I talked to just outside
of Laramie. Wyo., yesterday that
Boston hasn't any right to sell a
pitcher.
Give them Red Sox a few more
picture, and they'll lasso and
just before he headed a posse into
a movie for a new Gene Autry
picture, "and they'll lasso and
brand everything in the Ameri-
can" l climbed into Old Paint
and when l say Old Paint, l mean
it-and headed down highway so.
The Notre Dame team may
justify my season-long conf
dence in 1t on Saturday by
beating a weak Southern Cali
fornia club that has 12 men In
the hospital with flu. II the
Irish do win, I'll do my best
not to point Mt my critics and
cry ssI told won ~ "
Seriously. the real trouble with
Notre Dame this year y its
guards. Elmer Layden feels. and
rightly ~, that his backfield N
one Of the best in Eotre Dame
history, but under the Notre Dame
system the guards have to br
something extra special, and they
aren't. Still, this is pretty late
in the season for me to be finding
/ that out.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Old Tiger Fox
Keeps Fighting

HELENA. Mont. - Tiger Jack
Fox, Spokane light-heavyweight,
scored q technical knockout last
night over Windmill Pearce Of
Chicago in the fifth round of a
scheduled 10-round fight.
Ray Cote Of Butte knocked out
Bob Lewis Of Denver in the seventh
round Of the semi-final.
The third man in the ring was
Jack Dempsey, former heavyweight
champion, making his final appear
ance in his Montana tour rs
referee.
He was a guest Of Gov. Roy E
Ayers at lunch yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Idaho Hoopmen
Defeat Whitman

MOSCOW, Ida--A we'll organ
lied University OF Idaho basket
ball team rolled TO another con-
quest of Whitman's Missionaries
last night. 90 to 80 The Vsndals
led at half time. 24-15.
Two Whitman players were
elected on personal fouls in the
rough contest. and AZ personals
and two technical fouls were called.
Bill Williams Of Whitman and Otis
Hilton. Idaho center. led scorers
with Is points each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Vancouver Leads
Coast Ice LOOP

sEATTLE-The Vancouver. B.
C, Lions were riding the crest Of
the Pacific Coast Hockey league
pennant race today. thanks TO
three-goal assault in the final
period which gave them So
triumph over Seattle last night
The Olympics jumped into an
early lead, scoring twice before
the Lions countered in the second
with goals by III O'Neil and Bus
Wood.
Vancouver's third-period on
slaught was led by Wingman Lou
Lennon. who scored twice on
long solo drives. Another tally
was called back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
TRI-CITY STANDINGS

Tacoma dropped its secon d
straight overtime tilt of the sea
son last night at Lakewood arena,
losing to Olympia's Tri-City league
leaders, Q to s. in stirring hockey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALr
Dear Met:

Dear Met
Here am again holding the torch for the women bowlers
Of Tacoma decided write last week after reading
several articles in both local newspapers concerning inc
penalty inflicted "alr Tacoma bowers
However il became thing of the past until Sunday,
when six Tacomas finest women teams went to Everett
Ev.,sen Olson part owner Of the
word said concerning the ~ per cent
However M Olson was only had nothing
to rh. articles have created such feeling among Is
oid-mer the do want to say once and Tor AL
and would vooch absolutely for every single one
o
place WE BOWL. FOR EVERY SINGLE PIN to be had
incident where Tacoma woman 'hr"
Having president womens "A league for two years
serving second year as president OF tne -
have been in
all Tacoma bowers hear all
problems would stake my life on the sincerity OF these
We don't enjoy tn. feeling sincerely
his oonficfion had occurred
Don't Like Low Averages
Also would like it to be known right now that none Of
N enjoy the low averages now hold
know woman in this city is striving ana oo'"S
her utmost 10 attain an enviabe high average
After ALL half the fun in bowling in being able TO ooas'
also you 10 cent penalty inflicted
absolutely does not apply to the women
should vouch for but the "ousofo~nsr' stu are
ruess just situation that itself out
refrain from entering tour
nsments due 70 feeling of unfairness
bowlers this city and that nnmoer
d ron
enjoyed the tournaments In otner
eiss this situation had not arisen
bowler KNOW bo"is ior
don't include when penzing the
Now you the alley until we forget
articles
Bessie Trowbridse President wIsc
Dear p.... That. my so.. frs. nam. you
kind had aroused the ire on the
crpos sex tail through 81 alleys You
al included those Every one
shoud should gals shoot Tor
do prove merely reported
and the ike fhst
what girls and keep dander way
all 1000 per cent tops
Nesky and shivsrnsy L. 49,
drake bluebl duck the other morn at bells dropped
down through the fog landed in the center Of 9Th and Com
merce Streets took gander for second or 80 ana nen
took flight down the street Whatd we do without ieXas
Gives Us football kings baseball and other athletic marve
and sweet Bonnie Baker, the velyevoiced gal crooner
Tommysun Tommeryik 4 fumbly, stumbly awkward
his latent abhy NOW NOON
major league hall man, nos had MS
Ii 1t home here Win
Frankowrh the best Husky on the field
used TO re No"okrosh OF
implied he from chicago win the
rest guys from the Harbo country
native sched
No. fer Seattle hotel The honored
i.s million dollar Seattle political 'ssai m the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

II you're not using It, sell il with
a Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3151.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
Tacoma Hockey Team Drops
Sixth Consecutive Contest
Olympic Trims Locals in Overtime
Play. to 8: Fist Fight Takes Place

game that was marked by many
penalties and included a fist fight
that almost terminated in a riot.
The game was typical OF
previous games as far rs Ia
coma's men were concerned.
Hard luck, which has logged
them In every game this sea-
son, trailed them like a faith
full hound hast night.
Tacoma might well have won the
game. but they didn't and thats
the sad story.
Tied 8 To s at the end of the
regular playing time, the two
teams agreed on sudden death"
finish and Ernie Allstrum. star
Olympia wing. who had tied the
score, raped in the winning goal
after two minutes and 20 seconds
of the overtime period.
ROUGH GAME
Lon Bishop and Elmer Holt, Ia
coma and Olympia defense men.
respectively, ripped off their nit
tens. tossed down their sticks and
traded several punches during a
wild melee in back Of the Medos'
cage in the second period. Before
il was over, Olympia's Allstrum
and Tacoma's George Goldsberry
joined the fray
Trouble started when Bishop
thought Holt took few unfair
swipes at Jim Woodbury., Tacoma
goahe. Other players rushed and
separated the players. Referee Hal
Webb gave both Bishop and Holt
five minute penalties to cool off.
The Tacoma lineup was streng-
thened by the presence Of Billy
Anderson. but the local cause was
considerably handicapped by the
absence Of Louie Weir. Norm Bain
and Goalie Frank Anderson.
Olympia Tacoma
Iampe ..........e ...... Woodoerr,
1 NtAAANAet "a 1AchL
Holt ...........d. .......... Neagl,
Anstrum .......w. F1shel
| Pullman .W....... Golosoerrl
Olympia spare: Jevne Tao m 9
spares: Denforth. Emcke. Slater
Anderson
First period. scoring: Q) Colds
berry from Fisher 90: ~ Pull
man from Allstrum. l2.l4: go Pull
man (unassistedl. 1898. Penalties
Gillette, Goldsberry, Holt Fisher
Rush. each two minutes; Slater
four minutes.
Second period. scoring: a. Colds.
berry from Fisher and Anderson. 2 ST
| go Goldsberry (unassisted) S.45
C6l Pullman tunassisteda, 4 Sc: q
Goldsberry (unassisted). $50: g
Allstrum from Pullman. u 81: 20
| Allstrum tunaSSisted). 1909: 90
Allstrum from Pullman. 1913 III
Anderson (unassistedl. 10 .o5. Penal
ties. Gillette and Holt each two min
utes: Bishop. four minutes; Holt ant
! Bishop. each five minutes tfighting
Third period. scoring: l2l Gillett
funsssistedl, ! SO. uSl Fisher from
} Goldsoerry, 2:2e. l4A Fisher from
Goldsberry and Anderson. a:i4. rs
Goldsoerry tunsSslsteol T.oo. tl6
AllStrum tunaSsisteol. 1898 Penal
ties. Holt. Fisher and Goldsberry, escl
two minutes
, Overtime scoring; Alstrum frcr
Pullman. 2,2o.
Referee; Hal Webb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

When next you heor from
poul Christnon, the Missouri
football stor will be trying for
O mojor leooue berth. A first
bosemon who swots q long boil
Christmon is sought by the
Yankees, Tigers, Indions and
Cardinals. His brother, Mark,
has ployed in the infieId for
the Tigers and Browns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06
WELI~WORN PATH

WELI~WORN PATH
Every team in the
National Football league has at
least one former Big Ten player
on its roster. The Green Bay
Packers have 16
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-06

game that was marked by many
penalties and included a fist fight
that almost terminated in riot.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-11-08
Legal
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Clerks office of the Circuit
Court of Mcdowell county, West
Virginia October ID, 1910.
Mary ELIZABETH MITCHELL
Plaintiff
VS.. In Chancery
FRED ERNEST MITCHELL
Defendant
Pending in the Circuit Court of
Said Mcdowell County
The object of this suit is to
obtain from the defendant by
the plaintiff a divorce from the
bonds of matrimony and for
general relief.
And it Appearing from an affi-
davit now on file with the pa
pers in this cause, that the de-
PENDANT is a non resident of the
State of West Virginia; it is
therefore ordered that the said
defendant do appear at the office
IF the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Mcdowell county within one
month from the date of the first
publication of this order and dc
what is necessary to protect his
interest herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy of this order be publish
ed once week for three sue
sive weeks in some newspaper
of general circulation i'm the sale
Mcdowell county.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX d. CYPHERS, Clerk o
the Circuit Court of McDowel
County, West Virginia.
CAPEHART and MILLER, Pc
| Date of first publication, Nov
l8, 1910. -.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1940-11-08
BLUEFELD STATE 1910
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
w. Va. State Gets $500 for
College Library Improvement

Institute, w. Va.-Prasident
John w. Davis has just receiv-
ed word that the Trustees of
of Carnegie Corporation of
New York have made available
$4,5O0.00 for the development
of the library of West Virginia
State College. Under this grant
purchases of books will be made
for general undergraduate read
ing. Twenty-eight colleges in
16 states shared in the corpora
tons library grants which be-
came effective on October first.
to be paid to each college in 8
annual installments. This gift
to the college comes in its semi
centennial year which is being
celebrated.