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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Slip Madgan, Former Grid Star and Coach,
Heads New $2,000,000 Golden Gate Track


Ire architect 10 outline roads that
fagie~ the ccntoaF ~ the hlll -
rairua. - the higher sl.Fs esa
drive right up 10 satfssses
sVAso> tn ATTY
ONLY ~ pAys
Golden cate has tNs cnfy PAD.
aoek built In trent 20 the stand.
enabling FsesxesFs "a wsteh the
hnrses hesns ssldlsd
Circular lounge rconss ~ tne
clubhouse ard the Turf ans rsd.
sees club are eampls,sly alssssa
In sxsricos ssn Frsnelsss nsy.
the oeiasn Gate and tas tss great
bridges - nav sas osldes Gate.
There are sTacoo worth ~ fixtures
in ,hsss thiesiy usrrs,sd lounge
rooms
Marry Brown. prsssdsns ~ the
inisrcesaa Steamship Co. % ssn
Francisco. 10 president II the
track George r. williams
e~nsr Of the ue.. r, Williams
Steamship Co. At san Francisco. 10
vice prssldsnt and the iarsest
ssnsis stoesheldst i's . So
going outfit
Golden Gate has "a racing DAYS
A total ~ etst poo ~tii he az
trihutsd In STAKES ard purses.
stakes are hsaaes nv the $50 coo
Golden Gate handicap ~ . mile
ard . furiors. Feb Is
Hnsses will shuttle hsek ssa
forth between Santa Aeisa ard
Golden Gate.
N Golden Gate enjoys any fair
measure n Aanta Anitas asccsss.
no one ~ill regret HE Investment.
Golden Cats. like Santa Anita.
10 meant 10 hs strictly . winter
track.
repeat that's the trick In Cal.
ifornia racing.
Not 10 override u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Loggers Schedule Holiday
Hoop Practice for Tomorrow

spend tomorrow morning and
Thursday with new oonbina-
tons. hoping 10 gain . meas
ure OF the effectiveness the
LoKgers showed In their De
eember encounters, when they
notched . quartet Of victories
Tomorro~'s session Will Be just
as long as the boys want 1t to Be
Parks said today, knowing full
well that many of the hoopster'
will be itching 20 listen 70 the su-
gar Bowl ard Pose Bow football
games
A more strenuous workout u
slated FOR Thursday as tire Log
gers hit the trail over the hump
on FRIDAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Upper California
Gets First Big
Racing Layout
nv HARRY eRAYso>


SAN FRANCISCO 90 IN. las,
time I saw Edward Patrick Mad
gan he va. head coach 81 the
Saint Mary. coneg. football team.
slip Madissn. TIRE old Notrs
Dame center. once VAS beaten as
coach ~ the GNlloning Gs.is by
California. 100 10 o. or something
like that. but he stuck with H.
and soon Vas trimming the Golden
Bears as often a they repealed
him.
II year ago YOU would have
told me would now find Msdlgsn
general manager Of q tremendous
race track venture. would have
laughed Madigan's only previous
experience with the hangtails was
as s. bettor and he seldom went
10 an oval 10 risk that amount.
Madigan SAYS he Is still hewil-
htifu ~ u HbN ne tftHiiif hfn-
eral manager Of the new 81 600 900
Golden Gate Turf club. but the
directors are nv no means hesitant
in stating specific reasons for hir-
ing him on a three year contract
at $4,000 year They engaged
him hecaus. OF his terrific crowd
appeal. great popularity in north
ern California and proven esscu-
tive ability.
The Golden Gate Turf club Ia
situated at Albany. between San
Francisco bay and the Berkeley
foothills, is minutes across the bay
bridge from San Francisco. eight
minutes from the thriving city Of
Oakland There are zoo. 900 per-
sons within easy distance of the
strip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Nebraska Cash
Is Plentiful
Stanford. Howovos.
Quoted at / 10 Z

PASADENA. Cal n vss mini
over matter for the asanford ana
Nsbvasha football tssss to-day.
Win the Ross n0wi hiehsfs psul
. day away. the caiifosnlAns ana
the hid-wssssnsvs are thsDuah
with physical pvsrries anA vsii
spend the remaining tims shAspsn-
Ing thsir ~its IN biaehhossd driiiA
stanford eoasinsss 70 ~ a.
o<ias-aa fsvortss In ths bsttins.
noosmsssrs a,sots them 81 l IN .
and the pfsssnes ~ ms,eh Ns-
srssss nsnsy hasn't esassd them
10 change shslr n<isia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Ski Bowl 10
Open Saturday
Improvements
Made at Field

The official opening q the sno-
qusimis SKI Bowl Is slated for
Jan. 4. weather permitting. II vas
announced today by J. p. BAIL.
Milwaukee road passenger agent.
IN line with our past policy,
BAIL said. snow trains viii he
run only when snow ard weather
conditions are suitable to provide
the fullest enjoyment Of the skiing
facilities at the bowl
Skiers At the bowl this year will
find the lanes widened and i'm
proved. and the ski AREA enlarged.
For the jumpers, both beginners
and advanced. = class c jump has
been constructed. and all facilities
have been improved 10 provide
comfort and entertainment for the
skiers and spectators.
4 public address system has
been hooked up 80 that music
and announcements can he
heard over the sk area. yet
not interfere with luncheon
conversation within the lodge.
The snow trains are scheduled
TO leave Tacoma at : n m. arriv-
ing AT the bowl about 1880 a. m.
Returning. the trains will leave
the bowl AT S p. m. and arrive in
Tacoma at $50 2. m.
Among the important events
scheduled AZ the Snoquslmie Ski
bowl this year are the annual
giant slslom. sponsored hy the
Penguin Ski club. on Jan. II. and
the nationsl jumping event. out
standing contest Of the year in
the L. s.. March 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
LUTHERANS OPEN PRACTICE FOR HUSKY HOOP TIL
Play Return
Game Friday
Couch Olsen plonD
More Substitutes

BATTERED. hrsss~1 80 hslseepea
from sAeir srueilas 'ircs msn-
triumph over washington Hsssstss.
clsff olson.s =. L c. nesnsteaiIess
resumed practice Man1ay sfssv-
nam for = rru<lsnG weekend which
starts wtth . return sams ~
wsshinssan rrsaay. nrtaas Iln-
reid ealless h rsrsisaa ~ Sat
arfsy snd sssss G r. q -
Mnnaay.
rhs h.s,srsns asd shs hsus~sng
- the ressn Z. ". eomnat dsan'f
hurt the I.ashssans. mass II whom
~ers stili hardened from the rsoovs
Il tire football campaign.
MT siisssrs. corning fvom N
tusrta pses ~ the lrisid hrerdD
., he usssv pavfiiee. vsvs
trouhilng the Disco sausss -
Monday. roth Mary HassAmsa
ard Marry Lang missed Mondays
practice session and vere rot e.
recssd 10 ~ IN anifosm fsv sndsy's
afilis
Ns~essv sosusev Sesee 80
sss sspe~s u ssss Wssniess~s
90 FRIDAY win - spss>s .
h>~en ~ s~esseswess = - -
,ass sesssAay.
Two Ridssslsla boys Guard Ny
ksrus ard Center ~ Forward rss1
reliii.. . sss.fc.t twcsineh fveonp
man. have see~ contacted as1 nay
10 present 81 tniav's wcrhous n
not they'll ~ % hard Tor rNuse
DAYS werscuts whsW ncsh lang
and usrshmsn are sspsrsss 10 -
ready IA step lively again
olspu AS alsn hoping the ssgn
NJ the Washington victory wrs'a
ssnd vetssaas nsss ntldt snA
Kenny Jahnson sruvvytre hseh
from thslr vacations IN avder -
boissss the Luihsrss rpssvvsA
whsrs nlidt and JohnsnN we've
vseationins. olsnr AZ not hscw.
Espeeialiy 10 Olsen ansious "a
have plenty NJ ressvvsa roe M
finfisid game Saturday - shs
Y. 1. c. msnter snsws only tn
veil. that vtn ar iess. there's 60
Ing "a be . mental ard physical
istdown after Fridays wsshinssaa
game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Coaches Like
.Cornhuskers
Favor Nebraska 10
Defect Stanford
BY GEORGE KIRK sly

United Press stan CORE spondrnt
NEW YORK give you the
winners Of the New Years bowl
games not my selections but the
picks Of II ~ the prominent
coaches attending the American
Football coschey association con
ventlon nov In session here in
New York.
They are:
Ro.e Bowl-NebrssLA
Sugar BowI-Tenness~~.
Cotton Bowl-rordhsm
Orange Neutrality-suspicious..
In other words. the COACHES be.
lieye that three 81 the four under
dogs will win Stanford. Tonnes.
see. Texas A a 81. and Mississippi
State are favored in the betting
odds Out 81 this group only
Tennessee is rated a winner BY the
AgF-i dAtN4Hb A|hAtifNs
one Of the strangest things
about the poll was the prspond-
ernsce Of opinion for Nebraska.
Every coach who voted for Ne
braska vas convinced that the
Cornhuskers would win. Many ~
the Stanford votes were lukeNarm
or sentimental Only two coaches
out ~ the u who voted really
thought Stanford would wln BE-
cause II mas superior 'footbs u
team.
MN ANGLES
The Cotton Boasl yam. DO
yeioped new angles Several Texas
and southern coaches favored
Fordham and Vhsn fhev we're
asked Why replied The Texas 4.
4 NJ team heart isn't In TIE
game The boys didn't want ~
play In any boNl game after they
were beaten b. Tezas Pressure
caused them 70 accept the Cotton
Bowl bid
Most Of tho heavy thinkers
believe Tennessee 10 a cineh
In the sugar Bowl game. The
sir VOTES east for Boston
college were by three eastern
ooachs. who admitted they
were hoping and by three mid
die west eoa1bes Who Ad-
mitted fhsy didn't kBos an
awful lot about the two clubs.
Contrary 70 public opinion the
coaches believe That Georgetown
All vsnquish Hlsissippi state
esrly in n. Orsng. Bowl game
AZ Miami
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Records of Pacific Coast Conference
Teens in Past Rose Bowl Bottles

RECON State. CCLA.
played in Rose Bow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
SUGAR BOWL
Pasadena. California
Seating Capacity % .OO0l

NeiC Orleans. Louisiana
(Seutinq Capacity IS. OOO)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
San Francisco, California
(Scatinl C0pncitn 10000
Dallas. Terds

Games played week preceding New Yea
contest December 26. 1925.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
CIVIL WAR BOWL

Nontgome ry, Alabama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

n. srchls<e, 10 outline reads that
falio~ IN. ccntauF ~ the All -
rairun. - the higher tiers esn
drive right up % entrances
Evening star., 1941-03-15

ton Committee will be headed by
H. P. Holmes, Detroit, immediate
past president.
The important Executive Commit
tee for the year is as follows: j.
William Markeim, Philadelphia. as
institute president, chairman; H. P.
Holmes. Detroit; James C. Downs,
jr., Chicago; B. o. Miller, Los An
geles, and Harry Grant Atkinson,
Chicago. as executive secretary of
the institute.
Lecturers Chosen.
Mr. Markeim and Mr.. Downs will
be the lecturers for the coming
Cleveland course in apartment man
sgement. in which qualified persons
from any part of the country may
enroll. Mr.. Downs, head of Real
Estate Research, Inc, and president
Of Downs, Mohl e. Co., which man
ages income properties in four
States, will discuss the property and
ownership analysis, the neighbor-
hood analysis and the market
analysis upon which the administra-
tive plan for a property should be
based, the making of a rent schedule,
the principles of managing, plumb
ing and heating, furniture and fur
nishings, and the advertising pro-
gram.
Mr.. Markeim. president Of Mar
Evening star., 1941-03-15

OF landlords, where this can be
made effective, is preferable to legis-
1ntioY1
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Lusk

Continued From Page BID
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Committees

Continued From Page BID
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Features of Bill.

or landlords, where this can be
made effective, is preferable to legls-
lation."
Features of Bill.
The committee which prepared
the report from which this extract
is taken was composed entirely OF
officials of government, public
housing authorities and housing
consultants in various parts of the
country.
Here are the principal features
of the Randolph bill:
Defines rental property" broadly
as any kind Of housing and owner"
| includes lessor, sublesSor, or agent;
tenant" includes subtenant, lessee,
or sublessee, and service" includes
a variety of things, such as shades,
screens, maid service, etc.
Establishes Federal rent commits
sion of three, appointed by Presi-
dent for five years at $4,000 a
year. No member can be directly or
Indirectly connected with real estate
business.
Requires registration of all rental
property with the commission. De-
tailed information regarding loca-
ton, size, services, costs, profits, etc.
must be furnished If you rent one
room, you must file this statement,
Evening star., 1941-03-15
HobnoiIs Add Interest

Not only its deep red color, but
also its geometrical pattern of old
hobnails add an unusually interest
ing note to the door of one Colonial
house. Built of whitewashed brick
with a roof of black Vermont slate,
this charming country home is the
pride and joy of its architect owner.
The front door is a copy of one in
the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

Hale, 925 New York avenue NV.
William p. Gordon, 4617 Forty first
street NV: A. w. Bookoff. 4O2
Sixth street NV, and Raymond H
Brown. 1910 Vermont avenue NV
Applications for business chance
salesmen's licenses were received
from A. w. Bookoff. 402 Sixth street
NV. and James A. Tucker, 720-21
Southern Building.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
EnomeIed Furniture Back

Black enameled furniture, all the
rage more than century ago. is
coming into vogue again. Touches
of gold and contrasts of natural
finished mahogany, light brown
fruitwood or white enamel are seen
in the new pieces. AS setting for
this attractive style, walls are paint
ed off-white, light blue or tan.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
showing costs and profits from the
rental of such room.

showing costs and profits from the
rental of such room
Would Freeze" Rents.
Permits commission to exempt
any classification of property by
rental group. location. etc.
Freezes" rents and services as Of
date OF enactment.
Gives commission power to set
maximum rents and minimum serv-
ices, notwithstanding the existence
of lease or other contract" upon
complaint of either owner or tenant.
Commission may, upon its own
initiative, determine a fair rent.
Directs commission to prescribe
standard form of lease and all
leases will be presumed to be in
accordance with this standard form.
Exception: The commission must
assume that rents as of-(exact
date is blank are fair and reason-
able and could not lower them.
This provision, however, seems to
apply only when there is a con-
Evening star., 1941-03-15

tCOnllnueu from rage b-lj
committee headed by Delbert s..
Wenzlick, st. Louis; membership
plans are TO be under a committee
headed by Harry B. Haley. Madison.
Bylaw proposals are TO be studied
by committee headed by Charles
F. Curry, Kansas City, Mo. Nomina-
Evening star., 1941-03-15

keim- m-Chalmers-Ludington. Inc. will
deal with the technique of renting
and renewals and with general
principles of handling purchasing,
Evening star., 1941-03-15

tinuing lease or contract: If the
rate remained the same, but not
the tenant. from the date that will
be fixed, 1t appears that the COM
mission could change such rate.
Evening star., 1941-03-15

credit, exterior and interior main
tenance, rehabilitation and modern
ization, accounting and the organi-
zation of the management Office.
Evening star., 1941-03-15
Paint Over SheIIuc

Paint can be applied directly over
shellac or varnish. provided the sur
face is firm. The gloss should be
dulled first, however.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
The Reserve Supply of Rubber

Keenly Of this strategic Importance
OF rubber and anticipating the day when the
-Et4tted States might be cut off from the Far
East, our government, in cooperation with the
rubber industry. began more than Un-Nears
ago to build up reserve supply. After Pearl
Harbor, it became necessary TO take drastic
steps 70 protect this precious store Of rubber
and on December II our government issued an.
order prohibiting the sale OF tires and tubes TO
anyone not having priority rating OF AS
better These temporary restrictions will end
on January s, and they will be superseded by
regulations which are now being formu-
lated.
How long such restrictions will remain in
force will depend upon the course of future
events. Naturally, when allied forces
victorious in the Far East, shipments of rubber
10 the United States will be resumed, But in
the meantime, steps are being taken to relieve
the present situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Facts About Synthetic Rubber

The first Of these is the expansion Of facili-
ties for the manufacture OF synthetic rubber.
There number Of large plants now under
construction, and the one for which we are re-
sponsible Will be ready for production in the
FIRST part of 1912 Nearly 10 years ago, our
organization began experimenting with various
types of synthetic rubber, and in May, 1888,
we produced the first synthetic rubber tires
manufactured for Uncle Sans armed
forces. AS synthetic rubber became avail
able, consistently increased our production
OF synthetic rubber tires. The most important
elements needed for the manufacture OF syn
thetic rubber butadiene and styrene. both
by-products Of petroleum which commodity
the United State is fortunate in having avail
able within its borders in unlimited quantities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
New Victory Tire

Still another step which took some years
ago and which will serve our country well to-
day, was the establishment of extensive facili-
ties for retaining scrap rubber. Today the
Firestone organization has the largest rubber
retaining capacity in the world and we have
the advantage of long experience in develop
ing products made from this material. One of
these is new type of tire made from reclaimed
rubber. which will give reasonably satisfactory
service when driven at moderate speeds. We
have named this product the Victory Tire"
and it is in production in our factories.
We also have in work new type of tractor
tire made from reclaimed rubber to help agri-
culture continue TO play it vitality important
part in the war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

Nov take building a house You want i 10
y SUR Toe need, Of sn44r family You also want
r--7vr r77uv features 7nc7uUod WF7CT TT IN WITH
yIuf way OF living your hobbies. ctc
Pitt 4iravy- t-e5p-ln mind r. YOU 20 TOO FAR
4 +7r7rv7 ~ SUIT z777-T nT--77 IT may
necessity arises
I thought ~ ~. when th.utIug o. building
house Am / fcht or wrong
According 20 a highly successful editor the
m owing plot formula is nearly always sure
Gre and has been The basis of NOR successful
-h0r' stories and novels han any other
~ girl loves wisely. hut not we'll. Her love
betrays her She has a baby. She suffers She
struggles In the end She tnarrie> a splendid
man"
Nav boz something 10 THIS angle Consider
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Nationwide System of Factory
Controlled Retread Plants

For number of years the Firestone organi-
zation has recognized the merit and economy
OF retreading tires, and a result, we have
built up nationwide system OF 1872 retread
plants, strategically located, to provide retread
ing service for dealers and stores and their
customers. To meet the present emergency
these plants are operating "a hours day
days week. BY the process of retreading which
we have developed, much 80 per cent of
the mileage built into the original tread is
added to the life of the tire and the quality of
workmanship and material is such that
able to extend our lifetime guarantee to every
Firestone retread.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

ST West Ferry street, were sen.
fenced in the holdup Of the Cont
mercial Credit Company branch at
95l5 Gratlot avenue. July IS
Pineo has already served S years
in jail and Brown II. Brown has
made Two unsuccrSoful attempts &c
escape since ms arrest a'tev week,
after the robbcry IIe boasts thai
nis biggest thrill came in robbing Il
'burglar-proOt' safe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
No Shelters
S e majors Wiling 10 Do
Without Raid Protection

WASHINGTON Dec 80 lNS)
United States Senators arc will
ing 10 take their chances without
the benefit of ar rand shelters
Commenting on a proposal 10y
Senator Thomas d OF Okla
homa. for construction OF "A bomb
shelter under the Senate Building,
several members today were un-
concerned about their safety
Senator Gurnry rRg OF South
Dakota. SAID there are seventy
eleven guyA in our states that can
take our places rs senator, oyer
night. whIlq others added that
they didnt see why The safety OF
rs senators was any more ,!m-
portant than tho security of 100
100000 people Throughout tho
nation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

American J. Douglas GcsSlord, cA-NcWark pub
Usher Adam Long oN-Brooklyn Eaglc Standard
News man; Wlllct Weeks Jr. cXlIuG,on - !
Dispatch staffcr John i. Casey former Ne"
York dur t.vUU- MIS-, hcNspdpcr man. ana
many other seasoned reporters
The Mans Public Relation trr-r--. ~
~ Church 50 remind. inc Esfs oi ltHl.ts
monument an So Park Row
NIEMQS Of a Mdulchter. That war between
vi Mayor LaGuarda and Di>tuct ATTY
OIwycr which was supposed 80 haze fakcu
place on The Sth and QAA d1lrrLnd a. tre war
will start right after Inc holidays
Guy Lombardo noW soils his autographed pie
ture for 25-ccnt defense stamp,
Dr. Gerald r OBucn OF % Fifth Ayrn,ft
and Eileen Wcnlo once /ccfoid girl. VIII
we'd IN juno
Clara Belle Walsh 4-thc 44-r-+a-e44tf.-a
those new ornaments for miiady ffock, tIry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

J. "A group o! us axe going
on a diet. Docs chewing gum
between meals add weight" il
so. how many Galleries does a
stick OF gum contain
Answer - Chewing guam viii
not add weight and contains 40
calorIeS.
J. C-Ny stomach croVl
some OF the most dI~t.c,. d.
sounds YOU can imagine Usually
during a lull IN conversation
when n IS sure 10 boz heard,
There is no physical pam ONT u
lasts for hours
Answer These borborygmI
certainly cause mental anguish
on, of All proportion TO thcu
seriousness. Sometimes The use
of soda blcarbOnatc and charcoal
equal parts helps
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

With the declaration Of war between the
United States and the Axis Powers the long
threatened danger of our principal sources Of
rubber supply has become an unpleasant reatIty.
From Malaga and the Netherlands East Indies
comes IS per cent OF the worlds rubber and
these two countries are under attack by
our enemies. Today Japanese troops are at
tempting 10 penetrate southwark through the
jungles OF Malaga and to land by parachute on
the island of Sumatra in desperate effort to
occupy these vital rubber producing areas and
thereby slow the wheels Of American industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
Brazilian Rubber Available

Another possible emergency source Of rub
Der is the valley of the Amazon River in South
America. From that area, $4,000 tons were
shipped in 1912 and it has been estimated that
perhaps as many as 800 600 wild rubber trees
exist in this region. These are not being tapped
at the present time because the price Of rubber
is lower than the price which would provide
the incentive for the natives 70 blaze the Jungle
trails, tap the trees and bring the rubber TO
market. In addition. there is possibility that
some rubber can be obtained from Guayule
shrubs which can be raised in this country and
Mexico
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30

editor al Time az 90
Church Street wonder
ING If the Navy needs
another girl.
A n d wasn't that
Jack Miley, the sport
smith. sticking his head
in 1t. Comdr. j. r..
Tuthlll Jr's Public Re
latlonS Office?
The press exec is
Edmund DeLong with
the y. Y. Sun nearly
20 years. The staff in
cludeS he Il-Trlb s
n a I haniel Benchley;
George Hall, formerly
Of the World; Robert
Buckley. also Of the
Tribune; William j..
Corners Jr.. the Buffalo
y. Y, publisher; Robert
s. JohanSon. formerly
Of the Buffalo a. T..
Bureau; Richard VI.
Kelly. of tho Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-30
7 Tough Guys Draw
10 10 IS Years More

To the pcnitcnuary records Of
two Self-admitted tough guys
Judge John v Brennan today
added 10 TO IS years The pair
Robert l.. Brown 81 or 1871 Ash
street and Norman pmcoa 26, Of