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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Less Makeup The Older Woman Uses
Means an Improvement in Looks
Authority Passes Along Cosmetic Hirss That Should
Be Valued by AHWomen Who Are Past Middle Age
Nv CYNTHIA GREY

Dear Miss Grey Is there any law against older woman
using makeup
am woman past so but must admit do not Ike to
90 without rouge pstick and eye makeup also dye my
hair because hate to have II gray eyes are brown
and only blue eyes find gray hair becoming
My husband thinks this i disaracefu and thinks
should makeup Whatsoever.
wish you would settle this argument for u hsve
had 80 many disputes about H. IRATE WIFE.
Well I'm not going settle this argument for you b.
caus. Alicia Hart nationally known beauty authority. has
written splendid article which should b very interesting
Ia an older woman
Here n Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
Easy WITH NAN.
POLISH. GRANDMA

Under no circumstances shouid
= grandmother wear SCARLET nail
polish. Al u does 10 draw attsn.
tion In the fact that her hands
are. after all real tsii.tsiss of ass.
The lines that started around
tho eycs and now extend down
over the chs~keons area cannot b.
concealed by . heavy coating ef
face powder. The bsst that cAn
be done 10 make thsm lsss con.
splcuous IL To ase . thin. creamy
foundation lotion. then dust . hst
Of powder over the fIlm % founas.
ton.
special sttsntien shouid be paid
10 grooming the Heck. II n 10
me or two shades darker than
the fses. u shouid he llshtsrsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
METHODIST

Asbury-56oi 50. puget Sound ave
Rev r. A Anderson pastor. sunday
school s:s5 m seryioe4 II a. m
Re- James T Alb<rtson. pastor %
Pozler Methodist church. Spokane
guest speaker Sermon, -BuiWaTks Of
POKER KDVorth league and Fellow
ship club nike from the church a.
z-sO 3. m
ReY Ernest Barber. pastor. sunday
school go a n. sergices 1913
m PEI. Dr. {. X. Ashonsy. guest
pastor
Caitary-Es s4th ana y su Rev.
J. / Ac4ueen. pastor. sunday
school. ss5 a m. Services. u q. N.
and 80 .. n Leagues. 30 ?. N
EmmAnusi-so 18th ana J sts. Rev
J. O. Brinsdsls. pastor Sunday
scaoo. acc acAac-nS1l&n E15ls clAsA.
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CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

ihntrnaclr-oo. ON ana IA sts. rev
Dwight II Ferguson, pastor. Sunday
school. s:45 m: services. IL a m.
and TAO D. m. Guest speaker. Fred
Cass. Spokane. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday. 730 D. m Wesleyan class,
Friday. 10 a m Mems prayer meet
ing, Saturday. 7:30 p. m. Vacation
Bible school opens June 10.
cmRrsrraS SCIENCE
First-Divislon ave and ! sta
second-So. 64th and Warner.
Third-Wright ave and East / 81.
f0urtb-94512 Broadway.
First-Lake Steilacoom,
God The Preserver oflMan" is the
subject OF the Lesson Sermon which
will be read tomorrow in all Churches
OF Christ. Scientist. which are
First Church Of Christ, Scientist, in
Boston. Massachusetts.
Golden Text: The Lord Is my rock.
and my fortress. and my oeligerer
my God my strength. In whom !
will trust. nv buckler. and the horn
Of nay salvation, and my high tower
Psalms 1871.
Among the citations which COM
prise the Jesson-sermon Is the fol-
lowing from the Bible The eternal
God Is thy refuge. and underneath
are the everlasting arms tDeut.
80 .27J.
The Lesson Sermon also includes
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key 70 the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker EDDY. To
those leaning on the sustaining IN
finite, today Is big with blessings. In
divine Science where prayers are
mental. all may avail themselves OF
God as very present help IN
trouble Love Is impartial and uni
yersal In It's adaptation and bestoS-
ais" PREF. villa. p. l2:3l-s).
CHURCH or THE oPFs BIBLE
Adams street ChapeI-So. l7th and
Adams Rev. Fred Hornshuh pastor.
Sunday school o:45 a m Services.
Thursday 745 p n.
Faith Mission-summit Road Rev.
". A Scott. pastor Sunday school.
% q m Services, II a m. Also
Wednesday and Friday, 7.45 ?. n.
Faith 1emple-Zlkt and i 49, rev
school. PAS a m. Chiioren.s pro-
gram. 70 80 a m. Services. II m
and 7.4s o m Sermons. "Aiilions
Homeless and Homes for Million
and win War DaetAtors Crush
Christianity5" Rey. Billie Slipp.
guest speaker both services.
coNaRroAIioxAL
Frst-DiviAion ave. and -. rev.
Holland Burr. d. D., pastor. SUNDAY
school 80 a m Church 20 Join
with Emmanuel Presbyterian church
for communion services which gill
continue through summer- During
first nalf Of summer. services VII
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cuuRcu OF TIT oPrN sIBLE
coNGREGAIioNAL

First-Diukion ave and 8. Pew.
Holland Burr d D. pastor Sunday
school $50 a m Church 20 Join
with Emmanuel rssoyteTian church
for communion services which Vii
continue through summer. During
flrst nall Of sunmer servlces Nil
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MIscELLANIors

AIlen Chapel. A ". Ey--is09 20.
Yakima Rev. A " AIno1. pastor
sunday school. s.f5 a n Services.
10 a N.
Apostolic Faith Chufch--i3Is 50 )
- Rev Mn p 1. MARTA. pastor
Sunday school 2 45 q N. Services
IL a m and 2 D m Week nlgnt
ssrvicNs Tue1dzY and Prlday p. n
Associated Bible Homen's
Clubhouse. <zs Broadway. study. II
3. T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-17
rREE METHODIST

First-l3il SO. 81. Rev. Edwin q
kerby, pastor. sunday school. 10
a, m. Services. ii .. m. and 30 y, IN.
Special message By Rev. George r
Klein. Camp meeting 10 open We'd
nesdAy at So. ooth and sprasue sts
Rev Myron Boyd of Vancouver, u. c.
Is the evangelist,
Mckinley Park--sio Ia. seth st.
Rev. L. q. keroy. pastor sunday
school. 10 q. m Services II n. m.
and gospel service, ESQ .. m. neuns
people, Z d. m. Quest speaker AZ
morning service Mrs. Locke silva.
missionary. under auspices OF Wom-
ems Missionary society.
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sPInITrALIsT cHunenEs

Eternal Truth spiritusiist Chufth
OF AmsTies- isth snd PAEosts ave
Rev W H. Bsuahaxn. pastor Services
Open forum. 5 .. m dinner. ssls.
ana sermon. : 30 o m healing and
messages. folloWing lecture Rsg. W
Z HUDSON speaker
Ttrst Eternal LIFE kpiritusiis,
ChBfeh-%oiumbia hail stn and Ia
coma ave Esg Gellis NeTdsn pastor
Services. open forum ?. N Nes4a ~
circle 9 70 . n. ana hsa8n2 ard
lecture 20 o m n5easssea Sub
Jet 'suufoidunent Hltn Ns4sSgst
RtsiHr sun spirit usiist Church
o9s faNcatf nge Services. ussasAsfs
? D m ana isct uYs. = .. ~ Rev. Ice
ElmaFe u Ssattls apsaSsg
spiritual Christian Church ~ 7xl
FaYcstt ave Services healing sefVice
2 z RI lecture 70 . n messages
% follow. Mrs.. Beulan E1aa. ssesl
EDeakeg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Afternoon Tea Is
 Complimentary 10
 Mrs. 1. J. GemmiI|

Between 3 and 6 o'clock today Mrs. Gec.ge w. Folta and Mrs William A. IIolzhelmer are entertaining with tea at tho fo.mer's residence on West Seventh Street, in compliment tc Mrs. Lynn J. Gemmill, wife of the newly appointed Assistant Unit cd States Attorney One hundred ard fifty Invitations were extend ed.
 Presiding at the tea table, which is centered with a huge arrange ment Of mixed summer flowers, arc Maedamea Gruening, Fl, L. f'aulk- ner, GTcysr c. Vim, R. E. Rob- ertscn, J. HeIlenthal, James Fruit, Grace Wicv3rchan. M E. Monagle, Robert Bender. Felix Gray, c. F. AleXader and Mrs. J. J. Connors, ST
 Asked to serve were Mssdames ". ". Council, C. C. Carter, Nor man Cook, Robert Bowling, w. M. Whitehead, H. M. Hcllmann, Helen Cass, and Misses Carol Robertson, Annabelle Simpson, Doris Free burger, Jean Taylor, Ruth Beaslay, Beatrice Mullen, Mary Jean Me Naughton, Betty Sharpe, Elizabeth Terhune, Jean Gallagher, Mary FL len Spain, Louise Kemper and Edith Young.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

again be beauty aplenty ill the ranks oI the title winners.
 Beauteous Esther Williams of Les Angeles, 1O0-meter free style champion until she joined San t4ancisco's aquacade stars won't be cn hand for the meet here August 16 to IS. Nor will Edith Mcltridge, now holder Of Flea nor Holms erstwhile title in the lo0-meter backstroke. She has married and quit swimming com petition.
 Gloria Callen of New York is expected 10 make a strong bid for Mis- Mortridges vacated title as well as the mythical beauty throne Miss Williams once occu- pied. Helen Crlenkoyich and Marjorie Gestring, divers, Halina 1cmska Iulhs, 100-meter free style star from Chicago, and sey- eial others are also strong title contenders who could poll plenty Of votes in almost any beauty con test.
 swim experts expect Nancy Merki, 14-year-old Portland young tier, to stand out in the conpe- ution. Sire holds the title for the l40- and 82O-yard free-style events and many believe the mile, too, could be hers. Mary Ryan of Louisville defending mile champ ion; rujiko Katsutami Of Hawaii in the 220-yard breast-stroke, and Doris Brennan of Providence in the, 30O-meter individual medley are scheduled to defend their honors,
 Brenda Helser, favored on the coast despite her defeat in March by Miss Iulli5, will seek the lO0- meter free-style title. Dorothy Leonard of Worcester, Mass, and Lc- raine Fischer of New York are other threats in the sprint events.
 The Crlenkovich-Gestring duel of the dives should be a meet highlight Helen holds the 10- foot springboard title, Marjorie the platform championship.
 Portland's 440-yard relay team of Miss Merki, Miss Helser, Miss Joyce McRae and Miss Maryanne Hansen is aiming for that title.
 The Womens Swimming Asso- citation of New York and the Multnomah Athletic Club of Port land are favored in team compe- tition. The Los Angeles A. C., win ner in 1889, lost too many stars to the pro ranks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
MUL vIHELL IS
 APPOINTED 10
 COMMAND GUARD
Juneau Express Agent Is Adjutant- General for
 New Home Force

Appointment of William R. (R0y) Mulvihill of Juneau as Adjutant- General in command of the Alaska National Guard was announced to- day by Gov. Ernest Gruening through Secretary of Alaska E. L. Bartlett here.
 Mulvihill also will have the title of U. $. Property and DiSbursing Officer for the 297th Infantry, the Alaska National Guard.
 Under Adjutant- General Mulvi- hills command will be Headquar- ters Detachment, Medical Detach- ment, three Rifle Companies and Heavy Weapons Company. Pos sibly National Guard Air Squad ron will be added later.
 Mulvihill, brother of Fire Chief V. w. Mulvihill of Juneau, is Rail way Express Agent here.
 William Walther has already been appointed Captain in charge of the local Rifle Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Aid Enlisted
 In Drive for
 Airport Here
Council and Chamber Send TeIegrams to Dimond,
 CA, Engineer

Urging the construction of an airbase at Juneau, telegrams were sent today by the City Council and the Juneau Chamber of Commerce to Delegate Anthony J. Dimond, the Director of the Civil Aeronau- tics Authority and Col. John c. H. Lee, Division Engineer.
 The telegram to Dimond, to which the others are similar, was as follows:
 We feel present defense pro gram overlooking necessity and im- rortance of Juneau airport and ad- jacent Aux Bay harborage, both as auxiliary base and also for emer- gency use. Also central point of ct least five existing or future air ways, namely: to Fairbanks and Nome; to Interior and Northwest ern Canada; to Seattle; to Yakutat, Cordova and Anchorage; to Sitka naval Ease and adjacent islands as well as established fact acceSsi- bility overland to cities Southern Canada and northern United States frcm Minneapolis west. All of which airways importance defen9e, Gov ernmental and civilian purposes Therefore Common Council and Chamber Commerce urge immediate development and request your CO., operation presenting to Army, Navy and CAA. If any further infor- nation needed or any sugge5tionG will appreciate prompt advices.
 The telegrams are signed by Mayor Harry l. Lucas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
FULL UTILIZATION E FI5HERIE5 AIM,
 CHAMBER TOLD

Full utilization of our fisheries resource, so that it will continue to yield wealth to the Territory, is the purpose of protective meas ures established by the Fish and Wildlife Service, Elmer Higgins, Chief of the Division of Fisheries Research, said at todays Juneau Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
 Higgins described Alaska's fish cries as a continuing resource, "a mine without a bottom,' if it is properly conserved and stabilized.
 Other guests at the Chamber luncheon included Clarence Olson, Fisheries Management Agent of the Fish and Wildlife Service; Major John Paul Dean, instructor in Na- tural and Experimental Philosophy at the United States Military Aca- demy at West Point; Charles L. Peterson of the National Park Ser vice; Dr. w. E. Peterson of Ket- chikan; Lemuel G. Wingard, for merly Alaska Agent for the Bu reau of Fisheries; the Rev. Walter A. Soboleff of the Memorial Pres byterian Church, and John Bishop, who recently returned from Cali fornia buying trip for the B. M. Behrends Store.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
GIRL POLLS
 5LUGGER IN
 SKY SLEEPER
When Thug Demands Bag. gage Compartment Key
 She Swallows If

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8.-Am- eriean Airlines officials today quot ed air stewardess Rosemary Grif- filth as saying she was hit on the head by an unknown person who demanded the key to the baggage compartment of the Sky Sleeper as the ship neared here early this morning.
 Give me the key or l will slug you" Miss Griffith declared the thug said.
 The mystery slugger then felled her with a blow on the head, but as she lay on the floor she man. aged to swallow the key
 X-rays taken in the hospital this forenoon revealed the stewardess actually had swallowed the key.
 She is badly bruised about the body, also, indicating she was beat en where she fell
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
DALE DhL GETS
 YEAR !N lAIL

Elmer Ellsworth Day Jr., alias Dale Day, today pleaded builty in U. s. Commissioners Court here to two counts of petit larceny in connec- ticn with obtaining money from Juneau women.
 He was sentenced to a year in the local Federal Jail on one count A years sentence on the second count was suspended on condition that Day make restitution of the sums obtained falsely
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
REG IST0 AID DEFENSE IN
 HEAVY LOAN

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-Federal Administrator Jesse Jones told the House Banking Committee today that the REC has agreed to fi- nance construction of "a half dozen new aircraft factories to cost be- tween S15OO0o,0o0 and s20O,Ooo, ,OO0.
 Jones sad the REC has commit ted itself to loans totalling about $700,00O 900 under the defense pro- gram, including projects for acqui- sition of strategic materials as N~Il as the constructor Of new crd- nance munitions plants.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Haida Arrives at
 Seward Affer Run
 Of Just 45 Hour,

The Coast Guard cutter Haida arrived at Seward at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon after a 45-hour run from Juneau, according to word received by the Governors office here.
 The Haida left Juneau at 6:30 o'clock Tuesday evening.
 Aboard the cutter are two Con- gressmen checking up on progress at Army airbases in Alaska, as well as Gov. Ernest Gruening and Ma jcr .'esse F.. Graham, who is or ganizing the Alaska National Guard.
 The Congressmen, and two col leagues sho flew to Fairbanks from here, will come to Juneau In the new PAA Electra from Fair banks on Saturday evening. The Alaska Clipper will be held until sunday morning for them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Mrs. Welsh Goes l Out with Clipper

Mrs. R. A, Welsh,5 wife of ithe President of the Icy Straits Can ming Company and the Bellingham Canning Company, flew south on the Alaska Clipper this morning.
 Mrs, Welsh has been with her husband most of the summer. at HoOnah.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Mrs. Wallis GeorQe,
 MdydeIIe Returning

After spending the past two months in California, Mrs. Wallis George, and daughter Maydelle, are returning here on the steamer Mount Mckinley.
 Before going to California, Miss George attended the Grand Con- vention for the Order of Rainbow Girls held in Yakima.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
EXCUSE PLEASE
 BOYS PLAN FOR
 NEW CHINA WAR
Nippons Readying for Far East B BIitzkrieg of
 French, Dutch

SHANGHAI, Aug. 8.-Trustworthy foreign sources said today that the Japanese Army and Navy is speed- ing preparations for further moves southward in the direction Of French Indo-China and the Dutch East Indies.
 It is predicted lightning thrust will be timed to coincide with Hit ler's attempt to invade England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
WILLIAMS APPOINTS
 GUARD COMMITTEE

Dr. R. H. Williams, Chairman of a Chamber of Commerce Commit tee cooperating in the formation of the Alaska National Guard, has named as members of his com- mittee Charles Nagnel, Joseph T. Flakne, Keith Wildes, G. E. Cleve- land and E. H. Parsons.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
ESCAPES

OTTAWA, Ill, Aug. 8.-Eleanor Jarman, the Chicago Blonde Tiger serving 199 years for mur- der and imprisoned in 1883 for the staying of Gustave Hoeh for which her sweetheart was electrocuted, escaped early today from the Wo- mems Reformatory, accompanied by her companion, Mary Foster.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
BLOWS UP;
 39 KILLED

ROME, Aug. 8.-Two explosions in the Tiatenza munitions factory, near Genoa, tonight killed 39 per sons and injured several hundred.
 The factory was completely wreck ed and the army barracks nearby was damaged
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Baseball Today

The following are scores of games played this afternoon in the two major leagues:
 National League Chicago 1; Cincinnati 3. Boston 6; Philadelphia 2.
 American League New York 5; Boston 6. Empire classIrieds b1 ng results.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
By SAM JACKSON AP Feature Service Writer

PORTLAND. Ore Aug. 8. - The lure of the professional paycheck has taken some of the pulchritude from, ahe 1940 A.h.U. women5 swimming championships - but chances are good that there will
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
SCHWAMM FLIES IN
 WITH ONE IN WACO

Tony Schwamm flew in from Petersburg in his Waco today, bringing in Carl Stromberg PAA engineer. and returning with N. A. McEachran and H. B. CrewSon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
MRS. SOMMERS, SON
 ARE ENROUTE HOME

Mrs. R. J. Sommers, accompanied by her son Bobby, is on the steamer Mount Mckinley enroute here after spending the past few months visit ing in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

The disturbance the Gulf Alaska this has moved little pressure extended the Islands fell the Gulf and Southeast Alaska weather tinued the of Alaska
 i: ;
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

The Daily Alaska Empire guaran- tees the largest daily circulation of any Alaska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
Dr., Mrs. Loftus
 Arrive in Juneau

Dr. J. B. Loftus of Petersburg ar rived here on the motorship North land and is enroute to Haines and Skagway.
 He was accomjanied by Mrs. Lof- tus, who will remain in Juneau as the guest of MT. and Mrs Paul Hudon at their home on Glacier Highway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08
THE WEATHER
vicinity beginning at 4so pm Au
tBy the U. S. Weather Bureau,

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity Light Friday minimum temperature tonight degrees; moderate southeast
 forecast southeast Showers tonight and southeaey winds except fresh sounds
 Forecast of winus along the the of Aiask Moderate to fresh south and souheastery trance to Cape Spencer and fresh nohery Spencer Kodiak
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

The Daily Alaska EmpIre guaran- tees the largest daily circulation o. any Alaska newspaper
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

Try a classified ad in The Empire
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

Empire Classifieds Payi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-08-08

Emprc classIrleds b, mg results
Evening star., 1940-06-08
walsh, 81, Is Bucking Age link
In National Open Golf Quest;
Record Scorer 'UnIucky'

Chick Harbert of Battle Creek
Mich. who believes in doing the
proper thing at the proper time,
went wading yesterday in the middle
of his round. Driving his 10th tee
shot into creek. he promptly took
off a shoe, waded in with one foot
and smacked his ball back to dry
land.
The National Open is vying with
the war for front-page attention IN
Cleveland newspapers these days.
With stories repertorial and ana
lytical, being written by dozens of
widely known golf writer's. the COL
umn of Bill Marion. caddie No. 70.
is easily one of the most enlight-
ening.
Enrique Bertolino of Buenos Aires.
competing in the tournament with
his fellow townsman, Martin Pose,
is having trouble with the North
American way. He purchased a 81
book of tickets for use at the re-
freshment tents, found himself
seized by inspiration upon passing
a slot machine in the locker room
and complained bitterly in his ma
tive tongue upon learning the
tickets could not be changed back
to nickels.
Evening star., 1940-06-08
Big Slump Average,
Drops Batting Aces
In Both Leagues
Hayes Is 50 Points OFF
And Dunning Drops 30
As Figures Fade
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June st takes
just one glance at the averages of
the major league batting leaders
this week to see that they found op-
posing pitchers in good form and
bad humor.
Lou Finnye, the Boston Red Sox's
outfielder who has been skyrocket-
ing all spring, fizzled from a 1896
mark to a more commonplace 1868
and wound up just two points ahead
of the St. Louis Browns Rip Rad
cliff. who last Saturday had
stratospheric 1893.
But their drop was nothing as
compared to the 59-point collapse
Of Frank Hayes of the Philadelphia
Athletics from 1892 to 1888.
The National Leaguers had the
same trouble. except that they didn't
have as far to fall Harry Danning
Of the New York Giants continued
to face the senior circuit sluggers,
but his average subsidized 30 points
from 1892 to 1852 Dixie Walker of
the Dodgers, who was second last
week at 1854, slipped to a modest
1893.
The 10 leading hitters in each
league:
Evening star., 1940-06-08
OFT Out Of Giants Cleanup Spot First Time in IS Years
Classic exe coeoo Kid Con Tok Himself Six

how the old chick felt. The
National Opens official roster
fails to list him either as a pro
or an amateur. Thus he becomes
the only unclassified golfer in the
field. EXCLUSIVE, hey? High
Breeze and Blensign are getting
the raves in 2-year-old racing
circles, but don't overlook a colt
named Clarksville. He's won four
consecutive races with the great
est of ease and may make it five
in the big race at Lincoln Fields
today. Joe Louis flew to WASH
ington to see his sister graduate
from Howard University. ALI
Letourner, the French six-day
bike star, has been ordered to
join his regiment. He sails in a
week, leaving his wife and 3-year-
old child here.
Today's guest star-Lynn c.
Doyle, Philadelphia Evening Bull
letin: Cocoa Kid. the fighter.
speaks six languages. Won't