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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-22
Fir PlYwood
Group Elects
Doniels 10 Keep
Presidents Post

Clinical discussions a. market
factors featured wednssdass ses-
son q Douglas Pr fiywecd a.
sociatiens annual meeting st
Hotel Winthrop where ire ssa
men from al parts a the country
ate Tuesday reelected = v
Daniels a. president
Daniels 4 president - Harhez
rlywccd corr Hoquism Aise
elected were Morris SekAtrom.
Olympia. vice president. Herman
renzlef. raeona. secretary. and
Bruce CLARK. Seattle. treasurer.
sekstrofn = president 81 olyn.
pa Veneer %. rennier = press.
dent Il Northwest Door CO. And
Clark. vice president q Elliott
Hay Nil &c.
Trustees Named
Trustees Of the alsindustrs
board are }. r. Robinson. everett
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lAAt ANNiNAoAt3hs
provide more technical data IN sup
port Of sales promotion. "a en-
panded farm markets, tapped by
the industry for the first time this
year; (3l increased use Of exterior
waterproof type plywood IN marine
construction. = field which has al
ready constructed 100 900 small
boats Of plywood and il using more
Of the material for bulkheads and
cabins in yacht construction; ca
bolster commercial use OF plywood
by railroads. tobacco companies
and other industries; and 81 pro-
mote prefabricated house oonstruc-
ton Of plywood.
The director showed that
thousands Of freight cars are
lined with ply,sood and that
one tobacco company IL using
25 million square feet cf panels
for curing barrels; that ply
wood h finding special
adaptability 10 national de-
Tense housing proiects uiiiiE-
Ing the pre-fabricated princi-
pie.
A dozen firms. Difford showed
could build from rs TO rs houses
q day by using 1000 to 5000
square feet OF plywood for walls,
subflooring and roof sheathing.
The association, he showed. had
key plans for aIl-plywood houses
including developments of the "dri.
hilt" dry wan construction princi-
pie.
Five of the associations field
men are In attendance giving In.
formation on consumer require.
ments.
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q
Tacoma IL the center Of this
strictly Pacific Northwest indus
try which produced and sold more
than a billion square feet Of fir
plywood during 1910 and which
this year is stepping up its prcdue-
ton so per cent to produce In "a
plants $500. o00. 900 square feet,
Diffori's report showed.
"Plywood manufacturers, DIFF
ford asserted. face peculiar prob
lens as result of doubled pro-
ducton capacity of the industry,
possible increasing costs, disrupted
normal market conditions and the
probable future business slump In
building which is expected to be
accompanied by increased inter
industrial competition. Is
Difford presented his report
in almost visual form. utiii1-
ing dozens of large plywood
panels, each carrying n printed
message, shown from q stage
constructed of plywood.
Also shown were large lighted
maps of the L. s. showing by
states the sales of plywood by
grades for interior and exterior
walls, roof sheathing, sub-flooring,
cabinets. wall sheathing. and forms
for concrete work.
Difford proposed five-point
promotional program designed 10
develop new jobs for fir plywood
which. ne asserted. does more
building jobs than any other single
material.
He called for a. expanded re-
search and engineering projects to
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Fire D0moqes Home

A defective light cord In thf
attic was believed responsible for
a fire a. q D m Tuesday whien
caused about $500 damage 10 ths
ons-story hons ~ n z heCaff.
rey. Of izzz So. Union ave.
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To Unveil Tablet
All Church Sunday

A bronze memorial tablet Will
be unveiled In memory Of the Rev.
H. B. Hendley, former pastor OF
plymouth Congregational church
Sunday at IL a m.
Others who worked with the
Rev. Mr. Hendley and those con-
nected with the church from his
time untn the present date also
win be honored during the service
which will be held at the church
So. 45th and Park ave. with the
present pastor, the Rev. J. J.
Pruitt, preaching the sermon.
Mr.. Hendley became pastor oil
the church in 1908 and. together
with his wife, Mrs Clara b., served
Il until his death in 1915.
---A-
The province Sze-Chusn, China
does not have a railroad.
Bread and Rolls Is the name OF Q
London street.
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Mrs.. ssFlas ChFistls Nsisea. 30
o. seos -. A 1t. died st sop
Lake Wash. Tuesday she lived
in r.eoms rive years. eosniar here
from Portland. she wss . mem-
her u Trlaity Lutheran ehuFea IN
FARMLAND. scns 81 Norway ~
IoaEvisw. wash. ami RlvsF=ids
grange IN Puysllap Surviving are
her husband. Kari. two daughters.
Msris ntisn and Anna nsrEhl
al Il the home Two sisters. Ars
Paul q. Hagen a Chicago sad
Mi.s Anna Larsen ~ Tacoma.
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Peter sefafni a ~ foe =
9th Il. 80 Tuesday = : -
hospital sstannk = nstlve q
rtalv md : realaent u Tseouaa =
vrafs vs. retired tfalnnan
from the Sorthefn fselfc rsli-
rad. completing - service +
iaSs. Ne - = member - -
Holy Rosary church Surviving
are three daughters. NJ Bertha
Nelly and NJ EtAel Harlow =
racosna sna Nrs reafi fettil -
seattle. t~fa sisters N naly. ~
seven grand5hndrxn cassesiv =
Anea wlu announce the funeral
Mrs rasN ;. RUNNER
Nrs. Carrie louis Bunker. =.
u soos 50 l. = at "Wednesday
in = heal hospital On Christmas
dav - iezs. shs celebrated hsr
sosh Weaaang anniversary With
her husband rbwn - who sur
wives her. Tire couple came 10
rscems IN 1919 md ussds Their
home At the aheVs address since
that time. she ess = naetneer 81
the Westminster Presbyterian
church and of the Relief eorps %
Wsupacs. VIA Besides her hus-
hand. she leaves one ktsnassn.
George W. walker % Milwaukee
Via. and several nieees and
nephsws in Wisconsin. fipsr elll
announce the funeral
MRS. SARAH u. SHIELDS
M Sarah n Shields rs. dled
Tuesday At her honas. am -.
Aissks 1t she I'D lived IN Ia.
coma ~ years. coming here from
Arkansas surviving are four
daughters. Ars. stella Wlllnshsn,
81 csrrikezo. New Msx.. Mrs.
Dolly Wilson 81 Elkhart. Tex.
Mrs. Fife speer Of Fiomot. Tsz.
and Mrs.. n. Nnlsngham % Ia
coma. six son. Thomas J. Shields
Of carriaoKo. Jesse Shields 81
wsoo. Tex.. and Virgil. Brewer.
Jack and frl shields Of Tacoma
one brother. Charles Mulisnalx
Of Santa Rarhars. Calf. and -
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Piper xtn an.
nounos the funeral
MRS. ERics EIDE
Funeral services for Mrs. Erich
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IN DIG ESTI0N

c. lasa4aM "a $1,000 e4lla So - -
- u a. - aesft A. A. 80 50 = falfsss
- a. ffsf - Iaz8Iiss - $50 ~ - faNfe
- = asei-eafS $500 - - - aasslfF u -
sslls - = 40 ss@ass pOuA1& m@@s nsa. -.
-.
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New Uses and New Markets
To Mean Increasing Output

New and markets for plywood which this year VIII
demand double the mill output of three years out
lined TO Douglas Fir Pywood association at its annual
meeting at Hotel Winthrop Wednesday by W. f. Dfford
Tacoma managing director of the ASSOCIATION.
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funsrai services foF Mrs Myrtle
fVrrson -. - ssEs ". q 81. who
dsess Wednesday n . leesl hospital.
MI - he'd Thursday II ; ~ ? ~.
frosn tn Meliinmsf CHAPEL Nith
rrtcm nsnent following IN Tacoma
mau-nieuln M fverrsn had lived
IN Tscoms 20 sssrs. enminx here
fram csnsfalia. shs as nsm-
her ~ Daughters a Veterans ard
NelkhhoFs u weosiefsft hesh -
rasuma. Surviving are . sister.
Mrs Eugene l. nouFxsels ~ Fors-
Land. thrss nsphsws Lester n
Parker q Portland taNFwnes l.
Try ~ ths q. = navy. and FRANK
X. rry - seattle. ana ne Grand
alses Beverley aonls Parker ~
Portland.
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OBITUARY NOTICES

Fsae -. feFusefIs NJ CeftFa.is
Osssn q Tacoma and fafklsnd
y - dies recently - stansa=ei
WISH. Wkere - naste her kenis
Wla - - Thursday - > "a
frrn or saxInr's futhsfan
church II sian~c,~d. with the
Rsxs , =. = YixinaksF and :. q.
sxzHe uffI1isttnz HariAi ssFf-
icrz Wiil - unasf dlrectieH -
Cuna~r~aa's meFtuarY ~ sian.
weeA ~. Elas leaxss heF has.
hand Kflfk Two daughters
Eialns - ksthfyue Al - ths
haaFne. rne nrn. 0iln 49, - fhe
hesns re- rscth=F. NJ OsfsFslts
ossen - rsfklsna. - SISTER.
M Las RynnInr - NsnreuxsF
Wash. 81 re brefAsfs fxsf.
Afrsa - Ceefrs - fsrsiand
and Peter - Seattle nd O. ~
Nsfysvilis. "a.
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MRS. ERiCk EIDE
Funeral services for Mrs. Efick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Eagles OutIaSted
Pro Cagers Suffer Sixth League Defeat at Hands
of Akron Firestones, IS to ~
Hawks Won, 81 g.,

AKRON. JAM Is. - Detroit's
Eagles suffered their sixth Ma
tional Basketball League defeat
here yesterday when they bowed
to Akron Firestones, defending
champions, 48-42.
Even though they went into the
game with only four hours sleep
after 400-mile drive down from
Midland. Mich, where Saturday
night they defeated Akron Good
years, 43-42, in an exhibition
game, the Eagles stayed in the
ball game most of the way and
they were threatening at the end.
The Eagles outscored the Akron
cagers in three of the four quar-
tiers of the game. But it was the
brilliant Firestone rally in the sec
ond period. which saw them out
score the Eagles, 1874, that proved
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Texas A. and football player let us first assure you ina
thorough proves Mr. Hertz TO be promoter OF Jack
Kearns k second let give of Mr. Hertz o"r
words how he make such offer.
This is what said a New York sports writer
DONE" declared Douglas G. Hertz president OF
the football 1T be done and will be done,
decides play with His contract Is not on seasonal
II will hold for period of IL months For John
great just another great football player He
distinct Snowman and types in respects VIII Rogers
John that If and when he signs will take
over his Football will
be used a. Just keeping him in the lmelgh until
after the Then he will appear in movie shorts
have outlined a coast to coast tour for him.
"John can a horse like the very devil He rope
and he by of the distinct personalities in
sport think the be said for Tommy Harmon
and I've my innings with him. Johns drawl will big
Ill, tremendously good looks capped by his giant frame
81 will sign him broadcasts horse operas-anythng
TO make money will lease his for good advertisements
you kimbrOugh has something more than loot
hall in his his cattle ranch and he wants
to raise horses play poo and it's possible that during
the months will mount him with my Pegasus team
few years from now he may be selling me ponies.
"One thing know. The Chicago Cardinals, who hold
Kimbrouch in the not prepared to third of
offered And If they could get kind oil money on
the line I'm prepared to raise their figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Al zerbo Moves
To Third Round

With little trouble AL Zerbo
defending champion. last night de-
feated George SCHROEDER Fisher
"Y." PIT and 21-10. 10 move into
the third round of the city hand
ball tournament at the K of c.
One of the tournaments dark
horses, Stan Zaleski. Fisher ~. -
also reached the third round by
beating Cal Bohn. Downtown "Y. "
in the nights best match. Boiln
won the first game 21-7 and
Zaleski came back TO take the
next two 21-19 and Pip.
In the hardest fought match
thus far in the tournament Jack
Hagenan, Adams ~" defeated
Stilson Ashe, Fisher ~" 6-21.
21-17 and 21-17. Even going into
the third game. Hagenan piled up
1873 margin over Ashe, but the
latter rallied and tied il up, 17-17.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Sehu|theis Five
Scars TO Top
In Sweeps
By HAROLD KAHL

Ed Schultheis' Five's record
1895 for first place in Glass c
today joined Tony Placido's 300
game of Saturday as the two most
noteworthy performances in the
ninth annual Detroit Times Bowl
ing Sweepstakes second weekend
at Imperial Recreation In the
General Motors Building.
The Schultheis teams total, ac-
complished through games of 9lS-
l047-1030, was one-of the 80
changes made among the leaders
in the five classes. Those games
and that total must have some of
the all-stars squirming in their
boots. Last reports had one all
star team heading for the river,
bowling equipment and all.
We refer to Roger OVermyefs
Detroit Gasket, winner of the
first Class A championship with
3049 and the last with 3638. They
kissed the crown good-by last
night when the boys combined for
an amazing" 277S. of which Bill
Mowery had 597. Fifteen misses
is the answer.
John Rezeppa did the most
firing as Schultheis topped not
only its class but the field when
he reeied off 215-212-232 for $50,
highest series thus far. Paul Trus-
sell Clipped in with a 254 finish
for 6i6, Leonard Blumenthal had
236 in 593. Mathew Lederer 202-
300 in 5Sl and Carl Veach POI in
$40.
Down in Class F. where changes
fEn.sto,.aI -, Daua IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
M Tackles Him
Wolverines Can Gum Up Works With Win; Hot
State 81 to Battle Temple
BY GEORGE MASKIN

at ally scored 4 points, losing the
important one when an official
detected forward Grissen stepping
an inch over the line while shoot
ingta foul.
Michigan States Spartans. the
states hottest" collegiate band,
will shoot for their fifth straight
victory at East Lansing tonight
facing Temple.
It's the same Temple quintet
which State conquered in overtime
at Philadelphia. 37-35, last Mon
day after the Owls had gone six
games without a setback.
State started its current win
ming spree with a victory over
Creighton New Years Eve. Since
then the Spartans have rolled past
Long Island. Temple and Mar
quette.
One other state collegiate affair
is on the docket tonight Albion
and Alma contest IN an important
NJ. /. A. A. event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

Although beaten tMlce- as
many starts. University of Mich
igans basketball team stands in
position to gum" up some of the
works in the Big Ten race tonight
when the Wolverines take on
Illinois at Champaign.
Illinois right along has ruled as
one of the favorites. But it now
finds itself in an uncomfortable
position following surprise loss
TO Indiana's HooSiers Saturday
night.
Defeat at the hands of Michigan
tonight would Just about wreck
Illinois flag hopes, since the VOL
verines are one of the conference S
lesser lights and sterner opposition
lies ahead for the Illini.
Michigan moves to Champaign
in a somewhat burned" frame of
mind in the wake of the heart
breaking 4l-40 reversal to Purdue
Saturday. The Wolverines actu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

thought years and than person felt
he right would when John Henry Lewis
stepped down as light heavyweight champion of the world
John Henry did have step down. Matter OF fact his
downfall be traced action started by 1ohn
J. Hettche.
commissioner found Lewis had been campaigning
eye refused him chance to fight here IN Detroit
second time because of this impaired
vision.
Dave Claks hopes scared lie knew new
y ampion division coming up
left out in the cold this one Tiger JACK
Fox and Bettina fought New York, and Bettina won
Billy Conn took Bettina into camp and that was the
Of Conn first deenses of his title was
against what fight this II so good
that one decided Gus should have return chance
Clark longer He had to make an entrance
somewhere manager, John Roxborough got Dave fight
with Iesnevch Coliseum New Years afternoon, 1910
This was fights Detroit has in five years
Iesnevch given decision. Some still argue however
that
This fight last He suffered detached retna
If his right keep fighting Roxborough said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
TdIun in Town Drills
For Bout With Londos

Stanislaus Zbyszko and his giant
protege, Wladyslaw Talun, have
arrived in Detroit and for the
next three days the veteran who
three times held the heavyweight
wrestling championship will work
out with Talun in preparation FOR
the muStached Pole title match
with Jim Londos al Olympia
Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Tennis Clinic
Miss Tenant to Appear
at Wayne Tomorrow

A special tennis clinic will be
staged at Wayne University to-
morrow between 11:30 a. m. and
l 30 p. m. it was announced to-
day by Eddie Powers of the Wills
con Company, sponsors OF the
event.
Miss Eleanor Tenant, one OF
the foremost tennis teachers, will
direct the clinic. which will be
open to all net enthusiasts in the
metropolitan area. Therell be no
charge.
Miss Tenant has taught the
ma ioritY of the leading stars, in
GLIDING Don Bulge. Bobby Riggs,
Alice Marble and Mrs. Helen Wills
Moody.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

are fighting Tor the hight heavyweight
championship of the world.
It's Anton Christoforidis, the Greek,
against the hairy-chested Melio Bettina,
the Italian.
Somehow we have an urge to see
this one. Regardless of who wins, we'll
wager an extra pair of Christmas sus-
penders against Sonia Henie's very cold
disposition that it will really be he
man brawl :. rousing scrap, and one
that will have the boys talking for
months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
CIaudette Wins Ski Title

SUN VALLEY. Ida. Jan. 13.-
QNS)-Comely Claudette Colbert
of the movies today held her
second Sun Valley ski title after
looming down Dollar Mountains
three-eighths mile course to win
the guest slalom race. Her time
was / minute 6 seconds. Her first
record was made last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Krakauskas Operated Upon

MASSILLON, o., Jan. 10. -
GNS) - Joe Krakauskas, Cleve-
land Indian southpaw pitcher ac-
quired recently from Washington,
was scheduled to leave City Hos
pital tomorrow after having
cartilage obstruction remove d
from his nose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
\ Golf Dilemma
IT, S. c. AS Wish That Prizes Instead OF Certificates
Be Ciuen Is Problem for Women's Weekly Meets
By NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

breaker or golf umbrella
That much was easy, but when
il comes to the districts weekly
events-well there's where the big
problem enters.
Because there are so many
weekly tournaments. and because
about a dozen prizes are given
each time, the merchandise GER
tificate was decided upon as the
most logical way to reward win
nerS.
Mrs. William L. McGiverin.
president of the district, said to-
day she would write the L. S. G..
A. and ask its advice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

The United States Golf Associa-
tons expressed wish that prizes
~mbolic of COLL rather than mer-
Ahandise certificates be given win
ners of tournaments presents a
problem for the WomenS District
Association here.
The women always have fol-
lowed the plan favored by the u.
s. G.. A. in their championship
tournaments. Prizes have ranged
from clocks intended to get golfers
up on time on tournament days 10
plaques and other ornaments. not
10 mention an occasional wind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Soccer RepIdy Won
By KopIinq, ; 10 |

Kolping defeated Venetians, 81.
at Solvay Park in yesterdays only
soccer match. 1t was a replay of
last weeks IL tie in the City Cup
series.
August Becker. Anton Markell
and Oren Camp tailed for Kolp-
ing. while Attavio scored for the
losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

with a world of fight and courage
to win his way to the top.
Cicala lost the first round of
that fight just because he didn't
have the reach. Tanning got TO
him often and hard enough to
take the favor of the judges,
But the second round was a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
Alex Mother Scores First

Alex Motter Detroit ahead at $40 of the first PERIOD
scoring power play with March off for waving his
club around the Sid Abel The Hawks got the equalizer
the while Joe Fisher of the Wings
doing time for hooking Dahsom Bob Case did the scoring
With Eddie Wares and Bob Whitelow out for several
weeks shoulder injuries suffered in the
Detroit called Ed Bruneteau, brother
of Mud from Omaha help out 1t the youths first
appearance in a big league game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

No" and forced the issue.
That's why today, now that the
National Boxing Association is recogniz-
ing the winner as the new champion,
that Dave must be very sad.
The Dave Clark of that New
Years afternoon. win or lose, we think
could lick either Bettina or Chris
toforidis.
But that's how the fight world goes
and that's how life goes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13

CHICAGO Jan. 13-Records smashed last night in
Chicago Stadium Chicago Backhawks defeated Detroit
Red Wings 21, in a National Hockey League game.
An a-time attendance record Of 1886 set with
disappointed turned because there
wasn't any The former high 1896 for one
Stanley Cup games between the Hawks and Toronto
Leafs in 1888.
the Chicagoans victory set record for Them 1t was
their first triumph Adams club this The
Detroters had in all four of their previous meetings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
WINNING Goal Is Protested

Referee Mickey Ion ruled the game with iron hand
early showing players meant business He handed out
minors first periods but nary called
third although Mush March of Chicago and Jack Stewart
of Detroit nearly to blows
Jimmy Orlando, Detroit defenseman who figured prom
inenty in the fights in the last here and who also
floored spectator Little Lord Faunteroy last
night did minor penalty in the first period for
alegedy sashng Bill Thoms Chicago center who became
the the when he fired home the winning goal late
in the third period.
The Red Wings protested Thoms goal violently claiming
that the off another Chicago player II was
fired from 30 feet out an angle shot Coming the 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-13
SaIica Favored in Ring

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13.-Lou
Salica, boss Of the bantamweight
boxers. today was established a 6
to 5 favorite\ To defend his title
against Tommy Forte in 15-round
bout here tonight.