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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

The Tigers now lead by one
game with five TO play. The In
dams. also with five left to play,
are one game behind but have all
their remaining games at home.
Even the forgotten Yankees are
not entirely out Of 1t. They trail
by 3z games but have eight
left TO play.
All American league clubs
are Idle today. Tomorrow the
Indians open two-game
series with the Browns At
Cleveland and the Tigers clash
with the White Sox In the
opener Of . two-game series
ut Detroit. Then comes the
pay-eff series between the
Tigers and Indians at Cleve-
land Friday, Saturday. and
Sunday.
Teller, who failed the Indians
In q relief role on Friday. didn't
miss Sunday.
The Yanks kept their hopes
alive by slspping down the suf-
fering Red sox again, SO. George
Selkirk hit two homers and a
double. driving In four runs.
Marius Russo outpitched Lefty
Grove, the 4o-year-old veteran, to
win his 14th triumph.
Ted Lyons pitched another
masterpiece as the White Sox
shut out the Browns, 100. 1t
was Lyons fourth shutout and
18th triumph. Mike fresh paced
the White Sox' 16-hit attack with
four safeties.
Washington won a pair from
the Athletics, 5-4 and So. Sid
Hudson, rookie of the year, won
his 18th game in the opener while
Ken Chase hung up No. Is in the
nightcap.
The champion Cincinnati
Reds broke even with the
Pirates. winning the opener
81 behind the t,vo-hit pitch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
TRANSFERS TALENTS

oRONo. Me.-Niles Perkins.
Bowdoin College star hammer
thrower and gridiron field roal
specialist has transferred to
Maine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Innings pitched. by corbett 7: at
bat. off Corbett as: hits. off Corbett
z. runs scored. off corbett 2; runs
responsible for, Turpin /. corbett 2.
Cantwel /: struck out. by Turpin /,
corbett 2; bases on balls. off TAnrpin
!. Corbett 2. left on bases. Seattle
7. Oakland 4. three-base hit. Camp
bell; two-oase hits. Lyman 2. oysei-
man. Campbell. oudat. Archie: runs
batted In. Chapman. Niemiec. vanni.
Campbell. sacrifice. Schuster. white:
double play. Lyman 70 Luby 70
Dunn: losing pitcher. corbett: time.
l.3l. umpires. Snider. Hood. Engeln
and Pals. players. walking. Chapman.
Vannl and Campbell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Losing pitcher. Prim. lnninRs
pitched. Prim 9; at bat. off Prim ~.
hits. off Prim O. runs scored. off
Prim 3; runs responsible for. Prim
3. Newsome !; struck out bv New
some ]. bases on balls. off Prim I:
left on bases. Los Angeles 3. San
Diego 9; two-base hits. before ?.
Strinser: runs batted IN. Mesner. De-
tore. Mcdonald: sacrifices. Stewart
Newsome: stolen bsse Mesner: dou-
BILE plays. Mayo 10 StrinEer to Col
liHs Mcdonald 10 Mesner 20 McDon-
aid. strinser 10 Collins.
tsecond Gamel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
OREGON ~ALL-AMERIcAN-

Bnl Regner. husky University
Of Oregon end. has "All-American"
honors to defend this season. The
veteran wingman was selected
last fall on Sonia Henie's list Of
Americas most handsome foot
ballists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24
Yakima Gets Revenue

fAkiMA-Avenging defeats of
the past two years. Yakima Pirates
trounced Enumclsw Tigers. 10 to
0. here last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Totals -. 35 5 627 Ia 2
.Batted 70 Corsica in fourth.
9Batted for Newhouser in sixth.
1Batted for Seats in seventh.
Slated for McKain In ninth.
Cleveland 80. ......O34 100 1910
Detroit -. $500. .00l 100 800 B
Runs batted in. Pytlak 3. Bell 2.
Trosky. Weatherly. Feller. Keltner.
Chapman, Greenberg 2, Gehringer 2,
Tebbetts: two-base hits. Pytlak, Chap
man. Tebbetts q: home runs. Trosky.
Weatherly. Chapman. Keltner. Feller.
Gehringer. Greenberg: stolen bases.
McCrosky. Gehrinser: sacrifices, Kelt-
ner. Weahterly; double plays. Bartell.
Gehringer and York. Boudreau. Mack
and Trosky: left on bases. Cleveland
6. Detroit o: bases on balls. off Feller
s, Smith /. Corsica 2: struck out, by
Feller 8. Smith 1. Corsica /. New
houser 4: hits. off Bridges 4 in IL
innings. Corsica 2 in q Seats 2 in 1.
Smith 2 in =, Newhouser IN 2, Nc
Kahn ] IN 2: losing pitcher, Bridges.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays RESULTS :
st. Louis So, Chicago IL.
Boston 4-3, New York 81. :.
Brooklyn 1915, Philadelphia ~. :
Cincinnati 2-1, Pittsburgh Is.
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IntersectionaI Clashes
Booked by Major Coast
Teams for Next Weekend

International eAeFens for their
Eetsways- U. G. L A, un-
beaten but tied N 1888. booked
Southern Methodist for . FRI
day night game IN Los Ange-
-. California N bringing
MichiEaa to Berkeley satur-
day and Washington n going
east 10 play Minnesota the
same day.
One conference game win be
played, with Washington State
taking on the champion U. s. c.
Trojans In Loo Angeles Saturday
Then there's q doubleheader.
with Santa Clara and Utah IN
one game and Stanford and Uni
versity Of San Francisco in the
other in San Francisco that
afternoon.
Oregon State. dark horse Of the
conference. gets away against
Idaho. the team which reaches full
conference ranking In 1912.
Friday night. becoming increas-
ingly popular from a football
standpoint. also offers San Fran
cisco State and San Francisco
Junior College; Drake and Mon
tana state and Des Moines: San
Diego state and Pomona; College
Of Idaho and Linfield; Pacific
Lutheran and Pacific University:
West Texas State and Tempe:
Brigham Young and Nevada at
Provo.
Saturday afternoon sees the
California Ramblers and Cal
AEgies In action, and also
Utah state and San Jose state
ut Logan; Portland and VIII
lamette; Albion and East Ore
gon. Saturday night presents
the following; Fresno State
and Whittier at Fresno; Hum
boldt State and Alhambra A.
G.; Santa Barbara and Occi-
dental; Gal Tech and Glendale
J. C.; Arizona and Flagstaff
Teachers at Tucson; and
Western Washington and Col
lexe OF Puget Sound. Sunday
st. Mary's gets away against
Gonzaga and san Francisco.
Last weekend eight games were
played as Is teams jumped the
gun on the season openers.
Gonzaga showed lots OF power
in smashing College Of Idaho. 81
o; Nevada showed even more In
overwhelming San Francisco state
40; and Loyola made Coach
Marty Drills debut a success by
beating Redlands. 1910. In other
games Santa Barbara beat Po-
mona 1910: Cal Tech beat Cal Poly
1871: Texas Mines beat Flagstaff
2s-7; Montana State walloped
Western State Of Colorado 1910;
and Temple trimmed the Cal
Aggies 21-13.
There's game tonight, with
San Jose State. coached by Ben
Winkleman and Pop Warner, play
ing Montana State in Butte.
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IT The
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 10, Detroit 5.
New York 6, Boston 8.
Chicago 10, st. Louis o.
Washington SIS, Philadelphia
a..
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Buckley Upseis
Centralia Club
92-Yord Gollop
Feuture Of Tilt

BUCkLEY-A e2-yard rlnnaek
Of the opening kickoff by sopho-
more Bob Ross started Buckley
Nountaineers off to their sur
prising ID to o victory over Gen.
tralia at Centralia Saturday night.
Coach Bill Ames revealed here
today.
Ross weaved and lodged his
way practically the whole
lsngfh of the field, but he
had some exceptionally fine
blocking help from his team
mates. Sam my Onustsck
place-kicked the extra point
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

Runs batted IN. Selkirk 4. d. d.
Maggie. Williams. Gordon. Roife; two
base hits. Carey. Selkirk, Gordon:
three-base hits. d. DiMaggio. Gordon.
home runs. Selkirk q Williams.
double plays. Carey. Doerr and Luplen
2, Gordon and Dahigren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-24

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1First Gamel
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SAN DIEGO

. Bstted for Prim In seventh.
b Batted for Berry In ninth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-20
SEATTLE man >
PLANS APPEAL

Everett E. Rutledge, 26-year-old
Seattle bill collector, stuck to his
story that he didn't drive the car
and couldn't be guilty of drunken
driving. Police Judge Joseph Nal
lery, in court Thursday afternoon,
listened to other testimony and
convicted Rutledge.
The defendant, who lives at
i1OO5 18th ave. S.W., Seattle, said
1t was not he who parked his car
on the sidewalk in front of Jerry's
lunch. near So. seth and M SITS,
on Dec. Is. Two companions. also
from Seattle, corroborated his
story, one even admitted he drove
the car.
But Rutledge admitted the night
Of the arrest that he was driving.
prosecution witnesses said. HE
was not maudlin, but lettering,
said Merchant Patrolman Cruise.
.He was drunk" said Detective
Sam Blake. He was also inco-
herent, sarcastic and impudent,
added Officer r. r. Mace. Fur
Their testimony was that Rutledge
had FLASHED a badge" for which
he held no commission, declaring
he was an officer. An attorney
posted oral notice of appeal from
the $3.50 fine and years revocation
Of drivers license, and appeal BOND
was set at $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-20
PLANT DOUBLES
ITS CAP AC|TY
Kristen Pipe Firm In
ID Months Doubles
Output Four Times

Phenomenal in growth. Pacific
Northwest plant has doubled its
capacity four times in the past Il
months. II is the Kristen Pipe Co.
Of Seattle.
Accompanying this increase in
capacity, has been proportionate
increase in wealth to the Pacific
Northwest. through increased en-
ployment Of labor, pulp and paper
purchases for cartons and direct
mail, printing and advertising APP
preparation, and machinery all
made through local toolmakers'
shops.
In fact, all business that can be
turned over to Pacific Northwest
industries is handled that way,
according to George Gum Jr.,
president of the Kristen Pipe Co,
who took over the factory Decem-
Der, 1888. at which time it was
operating only on an experimental
basis. Due to the precision with
which each pipe is made. consid-
cradle hand labor is requisite in
manufacturing and assembling.
Gum estimates that there are
over 100 times as many dealers
handling the Northwest-made pipe
as there were year ago, and the
list includes every responsible de-
partment store in the country.
Differing from other pipes, the
Kristen pipe is also found in lead
ing jewelers. stores.
Revolutionary in principle and
appearance, the streamlined kir-
stem pipe has elected sheafs of
voluntary news mention in lead
Ing national publications.
The Kristen pipe was invented
by Prof. F. X. Kristen, engineer, of
the University of Washington's
aeronautical engineering depart
ment, and prominent nationally in
aeronautical affairs.
Gum announced yesterday that
Weisfield & Goldberg have been
appointed jewelry store dealers in
Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham and
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-20
Pays Car Sales
Tax With Tokens

GOLDENDALE-If many more
car buyers pay their sales tax in
tokens, Ortis Olsen, Goldendale
dealer, is going to trade his safe
for a warehouse.
Today he called on z. c. Allison
or. TO collect the state sales tax
on a car he had just delivered.
Make out the check for $23.s7,
that just covers the sales tax,"
said Olsen as he handed Allison a
fountain pen.
Check nothing" Allison replied.
ct pay my sales taxes in tokens"
He handed Olsen a drygoods box
full of aluminium discs.
Olsen says he'll take Allison's
word for it that there are 1895
tokens In the box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-11
Bargain Day on IdeoloqieS

II Adolf Hters first offensive against the United States
Is going to be intensified propaganda directed toward the
Latin Americas there to be rule in the that
says can't move in and try the stunt.
IL is automatic that Her's initial design against the
United States would be TO surround with totaarian
nations hostile to form of government, and to
the dayights out of If he could drive wedge
into Pan American solidarity American defense might be
materially damaged.
For long time, Nazi influences have been filterng
into South and Central America working popular opin
ion For Czechoslovaka Poland Norway and all the rest
there a less subtle way. For the distant Americas,
Der Fuehrer believes defty directed propaganda do
the trick.
Well the United States play at that game. We
play il Hitler doesnt-honesty, openly, without the
receptions and hareds that part of the Nazi scheme
The United States has something very definite TO SELL
security for everyone within the western hemisphere We
stand to gain than other Pan American coun
try. We have imperaste programs up our sleeve We
offer than chance at prosperity chance at free
dom. a chance to live in a world of peace
1t sounds like pretty good bill of goods II sounds a
lot better than the NaZ prospectus Americans have en-
joyed for than $50 There's ample reason to
believe that the rest of the Americas will recognize the
advantages of superior product.
But we've got to tell them about IT, We've got TO blare
Ii at them louder than the Nazs doing It's got to
sound sincere and real and awfuly good Both programs
represented being sound investments We've got to
show them down there that really isand then point
in contrast to the shacked nations of Europe.
Two united continents will prove too large challenge
Hitler The dctaors must recognize their imita
tons
The war of words south of the Rio Grande may be the
prelude to the Battle of America If Hitler loses IT, there
may be battle. II he wins may have to keep our
hands our sx-shooters
The United States had better taking-and the talk
had better be good.
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HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY, OCT IL

This is not an important day
in planetary direction, for il
BODIES Ill for wsll-balanced judg-
ment and seems to presage the
sort of indecision that thwarts
important initiative of all sorts.
Heart and Home: Astrologers
emphasize the Importance of adj
justing the scale OF living for
necessary future entertainments.
Stress is placed upon the wis
dom of enjoying all the benefits
Of the present to the fullest
extent. This means that homes
should be made the centers Of
informal entertainment. COM
fort should be sought instead
of luxury.
Business Affairs: Money may
be tight" and monthly collec-
tons slow as election uncertain
ties add to the financial prob
lens of businessmen. Manufac-
turing will continue at high
speed. but gearing. for war
preparations should not exclude
the possibility Of quick changes,
as European upheavals multiply
and commercial readjustments
become general.
National Issues: As the Unit
ed States becomes an even more
outstanding world power than II
has been. there will be added
perils and increased difficulties
which will demand wise steer
ing Of the ship OF state. The
need of legislators who are far
seeing and well qualified must
be recognized. Professional poll
iticians will be eliminated in GER
tain states. but they win still
flourish elsewhere.
International Affairs; Man
and Neptune near the ascendant
III T UAAC " arm u HAANai atAtlAAh
the conquered people. AS a
nation they will survive defeat.
demonstrating their ability 10
retain distinctive characteristics.
The remaking OF Europe is to
retain its new pattern for only
a limited period. astrologers
foretell. The winter. however,
will bring terrible tests TO many
thousands Of war victims.
Persons whose birthdate il In
have the sugury Of a year Of
steady good luck. but specula-
ton viii be unfortunate. Women
should conserve their money.
Children born on this day
probably will be rather difficult
10 understand. These Libra ma
tives may be moody. sensitive
and highstrung. but exceedingly
intelligent.
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School for Escape

1t become almost automatic that the for the
startling of the German military machine has
been its coordination and effective precombat training
Even so, it's bit of surprise to find the Nazis
actually schooed soldiers in methods of which they
should the event of capture by the Intern
ment headquarters in Canada has found number OF
prisoners in Canadian camps trained in lock picking
tunneing and other ways 81 breaking out.
Authorities say the escape of one Engish-speaking
prisoner possible only because his fellows aided him by
carrying ground from tunnel project around in their
pockets scattering it around when they weren't closely
guarded
This training for escape is just another indication Of
the great lengths the Germans have to in building
up their machine. What remains lncomprehenslble
Americans how they convince soldier he should try
to escape, captured.
The battle which in Britain fighting today is not
only battle II is also your battle and indeed the battle
of all nations who prefer liberty souess serfdom-Wnt
ston Churchill.
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KERZIE.


Editor The Times: Why not
hear more about the Heroic and
Progressive Spirit Of the Fathers
Of America. and less about Ira
dition James r. Lowell de-
clared that new occasions teach
new duties. and we should not
ATTEMPT the Futures portal with
the Past's blood-rusted key.
The underlying cause Of the
confusion. turmoil. conflicts and
wars disrupting the world today
il Observation-Disclosures TO
solve modern problems by an
cient methods.
The Master declared that ira
diuons made void the command
ments Of God, which are OF the
spirit. Said he, The letter kill
eth, but the Spirit msketh alive
My words they are Spirit and
they are Life. Let the dead bury
their dead. Follow thou me"
The cry Of tradition" relative
20 q third term. is Lowelis
biood-rusted key. II stiles the
Spirit Of true Americanism.
Which was and Is Progressive
ever marching on 70 newer
heights and greater achieve
nlentS.
We are called today 10 choose
between the biood-rusted key Of
tradition, OF the Living Progress
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Stories in
Stamps
French Colonies Breok
With Petoin Government

FRANCES widespread colonial
empire has not cspitulated 10
Hitler. Rumolings Of revolt
against Petsin's regime are evil
dent in Syria. Morocco, Msdsgss-
ear and Indo- China. French Equs-
torisl Africa has joined Gen.
Charles de Gaulle in continuing
the war against Germany. In the
Pacific. New Caledonia and Ia
hiu support de Gaulie.
The fighting forces Of the
French colonies were honored
with the stamp above, one of the
first issues Of 1910. surtax Of this
stamp and a second Of the set was
designated for families Of soldiers
Frances colonial possessions
before the war were second only
10 Britain's. Established during
the period Of Frances greatness.
the empire included some II ,00o,-
600 persons In territories totaline
1857 900 square miles.
French possessions in America
are 81. Pierre and Miouelon.
Guadalupe, Martinique, French
Guiana and mini. with . total Of
es.4is square miles and 5sz 500
population
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CONGRESSMAN COFFEE
ON DIES COMMITTEE

Editor, The Times: The fol-
lowing quotation is taken from
a speech made by Congressman
John NJ. Coffee before congress
on Jan. 3. 1910;
The Dies committee is en-
gaging in un-American activ-
tiles. A judge, about to SEN
tence a prisoner, usually grants
him full opportunity TO speak.
Anyone who has been given a
fair trial in the lower courts
may appeal to higher courts as
a last resort. But when the
accused before the Dies COM
mittee does not agree with the
charges made and wants to ap-
pear and deny them in toto, and
such a request is refused, there
is no tribunal TO which he can
appeal, save the congress of
United States. The Dies com
mitee is one link in the chain
Of reactionary forces which are
seeking to throttle freedom of
speech and destroy the demo-
cratic rights granted Americans
by right of the constitution and
laws Of United States"
On Sept. q. 1870. Coffee said:
AS a result Of the efforts
of the liberal bloc. Of which
am chairman. in spprsising the
tactics employed by the major
ity Of members Of the Dies COM
mittee, we have brought about a
reform in that committees fune-
tioning 20 that today its opera
tons are more or less exenn-
plary and can be supported. The
methods Of that committee in the
past were such as 10 be frowned
upon by men who believed in
ethics, judicial conduct and dig
nifty in congressional COM
mittees."
J. J. AAREsTAD.
3o1s So. Durango.
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seemed designed 10 re-cleS
The polls have shown mat
Roosevelf's chances improve
after every recurring crisis
abroad. such as the Belgian and
French surrenders. Each time
the war appears to approach
nearer our shores, he gains
strength. Therefore. II the dc
tators want 10 defeat him, their
game would be to refrain from
anything that would frighten
our people. But on the con-
trary. Hitler has stepped up the
tempo Of his attack on Britain,
and again threatens invasion.
He has also reinforced Mussolini
in the latter's attack on Egypt
and suez canal territory. Last
ly they contaminated a tri-
partite alliance aimed directly
at the United states-and OPEN
W boast that eventual war Win
Us lies behind II.
Several unnoted circumstances
reveal that FDR's action was
inspired solely by considerations
of domestic politics. He was
nettled at the almost unanimous
resentment expressed in edi-
torial comment on Henry Wal
lace's speeches reflecting on
Wendell wilkes patriotism and
trying to make the presidential
contest a scrap between Roose-
welt and Hitler. So his secre-
tariat persuaded a reporter
whose wife Is on the New Deal
payroll at a good salary to ask
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Mr.. FIXIT
He Fixes THINGS

To rscsfr~ attention n ths eel
unn istters must give name ana
address q sTiteT OniT initials
I'll - oubiisbsa vhsn requested
Mr.. Fixit; I am asking you
10 settle an argument What
year, month and date was Tracy,
the notorious bandit. killed.
&. T., ortlng.
Harry Tracy shot himself 70
avoid capture about eight o'clock
the evening Of Aug. 5. 1902. near
creston. Lincoln county, Wash.
Mr.. Fixit: IL there any place
= woman could learn telephone
operatings ! would like very
much 10 have q chance 10 learn
LEoNA MAY.
II you can get yourself Job
in place where there is
switchboard. the telephone COM
pany Will be glad to teach you
to operate II. The company also
viii teach you. IL il hires you,
and some OF the business col
leges offer PIX instruction.
Mr.. Fixit: ! read an article
In your column Of Oct. 4th In
regard 10 = young hoy who IL
interested In boxing. have
taught this sport for Is years
In Tacoma and also conducted
several gymnasiums In years
past. n this boy cares 10, he
might write to me at the fol-
lowing address.
HOMER AMrNDSEN,
Route !. Box 2osH. Tacoma.
With thanks. we pass this on
TO the boy and trust he will
write to you.
Mr.. Fixit: Win you please
define the word "totalitarian"
for me. n. n. VI.
II applies to system in which
the individual exists for the
state rather than the state for
the people. You Will find the
word in Webster's Unabridged
as of or pertaining to a highly
centralized government under
control of a political group
which allows no recognition of
or representation to other po-
litical parties"
Mr.. Fixit: There II lost
pigeon here. II eats with my
has been here a week.
I Fought you might know
where It's from. On the leg
band IN a number 81.
MRS. FRANK PHILLIPS.
Your note has been passed on
10 C. L. cornforth, secretary Of
he Tacoma Racing Pigeon club.
1908 No. 30th, who will know
what TO do about II.
Mr.. Fisit; Il there any exer-
rise which will tend 10 strength
en- near-sighted eyes. IL 30,
could you please tell me:
X. NJ.
Near-sightedness is a matter
Of lenses and not the muscles,
30 couldn't possibly be affected
by exercises. The best advice we
can offer you is that you take
no advice about anything as SER
ious as your eyesight from any
one but a qualified doctor.