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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Park Play Tonight

Park Class "A basketball
games for Friday night al Bellsr-
mine gym: : p. m. Valley Paint
VS.. Psrklsnd Trinity Lutheran.
p. m, jefferson Plsyfield W. Cen
trial Lutheran; Q p. M, Clan Cor
don VS.. Puysllup Christian: bye.
sSth Street Boosters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Basket Results
RY UNITED PRESS
COLLEGE

College
Humboldt State IS. Southern
Oregon IS.
Kansas State 81, Missouri "a.
Bethany 81, Ottawa, Kan. L. %.
kemper 81. Graceland eS.
Rice IS. st. Mary's (Texssl Sc.
Kansas Wesleyan -. McPher-
son 81.
Emporis tkanD so. Bethele IS.
kirksville (Mo.) Teachers as.
Central -.
Illinois Tech 81. Grand Rapids
L. AZ.
Calvin 20. Assumption IS.
L. OF Detroit So, Michigan Nor
mai ~.
Oregon High School
Eugene 80, Corvallis IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Stodiun at Yokimo

Confident they can WIN al least
one game on their road trp
tcross the Cascades. Stadium
Tigers entrained this morning for
Yakima and Walla Wslla.
Yakima Pirates will be PLAYED
tonight with the Walla Walla
tussle coming on Saturday.
Coach V. G. Lowman. ten
players, a manager and a faculty
advisor made up the Stadium
party.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Lee ]. Cobb's outstanding per-
Torrance in columbis's This
Thing Called Love" which Co
stars Rosslind Russell and Melvin
Dougias. has won him an import
ant featured role In the new Boys
Town" film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Park Basketball

3sth Street Boosters lost a clos.
one TO Clan Gordon. 80 10 27. last
night. Behind 10 To 10 AT half
time, the Boosters came back
strong the last half tn outscore
the Clan Il to IA, but that was
all.
With McCurdy dropping Is
points. Fullers nosed out Manitou
80 TO rs.
The Mormons continued their
march toward the B league pen
nant by giving First Congrega-
tional a 46 to 20 trimming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

lowing his arrest with four
other grooms during an en-
broglio in the stable area on
Sunday. The grooms insisted
that Reynolds was accused
unjustly and asked that he Ire
returned to good standing. DIR.
{. II. Strub. general manager
of the Arcadia plant, refused
on grounds the groom's guilt
or innocence first must be de-
termined In civil court.
When the rival factions vert
unable to agree after hours o
discussion Cooper telephoned Jerr!
Giesler, commission chairman, il
New York. He then announced IN
was taking the responsibility 70
settlement into his own hands I,
insure the resumption of rscin,
today. He ordered Reynolds
badge returned until the charge
could be investigated further an,
told both parties 10 be presen
before the commission on Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALf

Walter Coae veteran sports follower and more pareu
larry baseball fan Of the old school viii be missing from
his stand for keeps -, .,
The hkeable. popular newsstand operator at yin ana
Pacific ave died earl, this morning after long Illness
rr vesrs and periodicals. and
vas known To people heresbouts
Sporting News baseball paper
records and knew as much ABOUT
rscom,s Tigers. the on the inside
Of all time Connie Mack
And qualities that endeard him
10 who knew
clean soul one VINO oo"'o Always snh' ~"
him not
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Beat Bonbers
1881 Score
Winners Get Berth
In AAU Tourney

\. VI e A. - Is 80 ia
Ihomase. 30 200 is ass
Freish,ers downe Mcchord
Bombers ~ 10 81. to win the sec
ond round Commercial "A league
championship Thursday night at
Stadium.
Commercial A loop still had
possible three-team tie for 'Ne
crown.
The victory assured the Freq
ers OF berth in the district AAU
tourney at Lincoln Saturday. Feb.
%. the winner 10 Seattle for the
Pacific Northwest AAu champion
ship meet.
Trailing lib at the end Of
the first period the freighters
got behind John Davie for
two point lead at the half, then
turned on the heat In the third
period TO outscore the Bomb
err, IL to 8. TO coast In. Davie
I'D the scorers with Is points.
fife pulled the second upset OF
the week in dumping the touted
Shipbuilders out Of third spot TO
assume that spot itself with
squeakins. 1921. victory. Fife led
all the way by narrow margin.
4 ~ a N
Wocos led the first half. trailed
after three periods and then
spurted to nip Y. M. c. A.. 81 To 30.
Norwood was led by Bob Davies
and Larry White. former Stadium
players, to a to-33 victory over the
often beaten Thomsses, In the
other A loop game.
Mckinley Hill showed real
power In eliminating Eagles
from the A league title race,
"a 10 20. The victory left the
Killers just n game off the
pace and they can make that
up II they beat American Lake
next week.
The Lakers remained undefeated
by beating B'nai Birth. rs TO "a.
Coming from behind three points
In the last quarter. they edged out
the Jewish club.
Friday night at Stewart Sons Of
Pericles stand I'm the way of the
other title contender. N. Y. A. in
the o'clock game. 255th McChord
Field and Community House close
At 3 o'clock.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

Gus Dorazio who fights joe Louis soon. the Gus
Champ Steele used sparrng mate and punching bag in
1887. Was training for the Apostolic joust That's what
heavyweight division has gone Yet of these
days guy going hit Joe that weak potato of his
and bat him off, punch him full Of holes Chris Mussen
Lies a his the Sxle< Road Park
appreciate
Irhnan able featherweigh ketche
great wrestling
will - n the helm And don't he surprised boxing
snakes comeback The population will mmeasuraby
Yea blame DiAaggo asking
TIE - mark Especially when Feer Ne~sem
what the besses higher
thaa that bestowed keehier
hasehars
smooth sailing his first lap I'm the Rainier puddle These
gtsrieus An
alunnus u stanford u In
CITY Why set: iSsk hs Cards
the Ceas haske& hattie Does Wild
Authorities Doc Of
tat QUESTION Deax Net; ke
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sport ksep the COED work. H. r. Walter
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
RIGHT Out From Nowhere i.

Yet they 20 right into hudde and make this sub
sttute rule and spring players. coaches and fans with
aAe suddenness Of your mohernlaw arrival for three
months stay.
put action school' And
! definite
TO hold the other check
ball forward
Each will particular form Of acton
LAwdy help the and the radio announcers
There's consolation. however
rule to last quick
forward passing anywhere
better offensive
which John Sucker Phsn admires
the and the find to wait until they
yards behind before
.psssss collegians could likewise
Anyway. I'm anxious this unlimited substitution
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
That New Grid Rule

THE fellow thinks Of the change in the ls4l gri
rules that permits unlimited substitutes at any time
the game. the he begins 10 worry.
Why coach will be permitted to send in full elevens
the turn Of his thumb, il he desires.
Yes sir one team for offense.
Another team for defense
When the ball he sends IN his ball ton aggregation
When his club loses the pig he beokons his defensive team
tho field.
might happen frequently in quarter No doubt Will
action John Sucker Phan
debbn himself that football is slow enough eve
top speed
the bosses OF the rules who hsv
the suggestion
permit forward passing anywhere fror
the line Of
That's the they throw the forwards prep and pro
football The rules chiefs have listened
atcha chnnea
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SUBJ: Essles Houston. Mckinley
Hsuge tol Official barofsky.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Wos Friend OF Boys.


Dear Met Perry Moore has just handed me copy
Of The Times with special column On The Lam
!. do want YOU know that appreciate your thought
fulness in remembering Dad in regard 10 Salmon Beach
did take pride IN putting
nam, on anything have his name
only he svese TO even
having snv advertising o get before the public
q feeling to have TINS
worried him great extent
to fastened
particular place -.
thought and application DID
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something forgotten and which know "As
veryd o
Respectfully HENRY Foss
in the hearts OF hou
ands Of elsewhere
Henry he affection the adults
were little fishing jaunts
generally capess and faded oserals
hat had see wsshings
fish the bait
ii he who gave "a and cautioned
friendly
ueuiAg us . and onto the water
worked rack o dough
produced
think of childhood days
OF little Dad sweeping
memorys
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tS11 shiphullders
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

Cleanliness Is the most import
ant precaution. The louise has six
legs by which It clings to the
clothing. It does not crawl over the
body, 20 the stripped body may be
free Of the vermin. while the cloth
ing Is alive with them. Heat In the
form OF boiling water or intense
dry heat kills them. The premises
may be sterilized by spraying all
angles and cracks In the room
With = 8 per cent solution Of car
bolic acid.
Strong odors. even strong COL
ogne, keep the lice away. The eggs
of the louise often get into the hair
md carry the disease. The hair
should be kept short and cleansed
~ Washing with equal parts Of
kerosene and strong vinegar. The
vinegar loosens the eggs from the
hair and the kerosene kills the
Hoe.
The danger TO armies is that In
fected lice may attack the soldiers
and spread the disease very rapid
-. No doubt the first soldiers sent
into the Balkans tried to eradicate
these pests and clean UP all prem
les. That would be an Herculean
task, almost impossible to accom-
pliah.
Typhus will destroy the efficiency
Of m army quicker than tanks and
gums. We have no CIcc c-sful treat
Ment for typhus except hospital.
nation and good nursing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Two Forms Of Disease

There are two forms Of typhus.
The epidemic type begins sudden
y With q chill. after 4 day or two
Of malaise and general aching.
This Is followed by severe head
ache and q rapid rise Of fever. so
that by the second or third day 1t
may reach l04 or los degrees.
Signs Of marked toxaemia appear
quickly. with extensive blood in.
lection and trembling. or stupor
and coma with physical exhaus-
ticn. An eruption appears on the
chest and abdomen similar to that
~ typhoid but much more severe:
bleeding and scabbing result. The
lips are covered with an offensive
crust and the tongue Is heavily
coated.
Trench fever. which Is also car
RED by the louise, Is q mild form
~ typhuS. The endemic or mild
form u typhus begins Just like the
G6togos foTuf but does not show
Hnca extyeme ,toxaemia. though
G1e headatl,e persists longer.
The mortality In this mild form
r only about per cent while that
of the severe form Is about 20 per
cent, The disease lasts for ten days
OF two weeks and the fever drops
suddenly, with drenching sweats.
Those who recover are so weak
that recovery takes q long time.
Prevention Is apparently simple,
though It did not prove so In the
last war. Destruction Of the louise
q the only preventive. combined
with the elimination Of waste and
Nth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

The set was inspired. It Is report
ed, by q growing desire on the part
Of girls to have q wedding band,
matching their own, slipped ON the
bridegroom's finger at the altar. II
he's going away to camp, the girl
wants to mark him reserved.
jewelers. tell me that the BRIDE
to-be always tries on the ring, lust
to see how her hand will look. when
she comes In with the boy friend to
get the engagement ring. II there Is
an exchange Of rings. the bride.
groom has two wedding bands-his
and hers-to turn over to the best
man to tumble with. This means re-
sponsibility for the best man, who Is
left holding the bag. in this instance
q dainty white kidSkin bag Just big
enough to hold the two rings. Can't
you see the bride or the groom, or
both, with fingers crossed against
the bad luck Of having the rings roll
out Of the bag or the bag itself fall
ing? 1f 4Dsoctr
Many sensible young women are
selecting gold rather than diamond
wedding rings. for after all, q diA-
mond wedding ring doesn't belong
In the dishpan and that's where lots
Of brides find their hands sooner
or later.
In European countries. where an
exchange Of wedding rings Is pretty
general, philanderers find ways Of
hiding their rings. usually under q
huge seal ring. OF course the mar
ried-and-proud-o man doesn't
resort to any such trickery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Boys May Balk

Until our boys grow more accus-
toned to wearing the symbolic
band. don't believe many will take
kindly to the practice. However.
under the combined influence Of
Cupid and the knowledge that one
may be whisked OF to camp In no
time. they are likely to fall for most
anything, including this outward
sign and symbol. It really is . fine
old sentimental gesture, and often
great deal more.
Many weddings this June are
only . happy interlude in q work.
sday world. Marriages in haste are
the order Of the day. just IS they
always are when war clouds gather.
Engaged couples argue that they
might as well marry now. instead
of waiting, and boys and girls who
are about to be separated seem to
feel the urge either to become en-
gagged. or marry without experience
ing that thrilling prelude.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
unacceptable COM

in q child for an unacceptable COM
panion.
Instead Of deploring that Harvey
always picks the wrong child for q
playmate. his mother might try
finding out what the attraction Is.
Rest assured there is one. This. Of
course. will necessitate getting to
know the friend. Mother must ask
her boy to invite him over to play.
and may have to suggest taking him
along on q family picnic Of . Sun
day. She will 60 out Of her way to be
nice to him. When he Is comfortable
In her presence. he may reveal the
self which Harvey knows, but not
before then. And she is likely to bs
surprised.
All too often ones objection to a
given playmate Is purely personal
or circumstantial. We may not care
for hts mother: or we may be preju-
diced against him because We abhor
disorder and he Is not always neat
or clean. Or. perhaps he Is noisy
and rude, or wild and unmanage-
able.
Naturally, you don't want your
child to borrow undesirable traits
from another. But you mustn't let
these fears run away with you. In
the give-and-take Of play, the
youngster whom you see only as
noisy or none too clean may actu-
ally prove a highly interesting and
stimulating playmate.
Parents can well afford to let a
none too desirable alliance run its
course. bees use q youngsters
friends are bound to change with
his interests. Where q child always
picks undesirable playmates. how
ever. it may be that excessive crit
icism of his friends is leading him
to it.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

ages q soft and glowing beige tone
in tanning. When at the beach, re-
peat the application of cream every
time you come out Of the water.
II you especially love to loll on the
beach and like healthy Indian
bronze or golden honey shade all
over, but at the same time want to
keep your skin as soft as satin be-
meath the tan. choose suntan oil. It
comes In two shades, coffee or
honey, either In bottles or In anus
ing capsules to slip into the pocket
Of the beach robe.
If you are the fortunate type who
can stand much sun without burn
ing. the oil Is all you need. However,
it's q wise idea to condition your
skin to the sun first by using the
sunproof cream at the beginning Of
the season.
II you wish to stay fair, because
II you tan you freckle, because even
a little tan causes you to burn and
blister or because you have . COM
plexion simply divine as 1t Is, use a
heavier protective cream or cream
lotion thickly before you 60 into the
hot sun. The first is good on your
face prior to your makeup. but the
latter, an easy-to-apply liquid foun-
dalton, should be used on the rest Of
the body that Is exposed to the sun
shoulders, arms. back, legs. Either
OF the preparations Is good for q
makeup base, II you prefer to be q
spectator while others play.
II you really spend much time
outdoors, II you're young and
healthy and love that nice shiny
look, use sports Jelly. It. like the
suntan oil. comes In light or dark
shade, depending on whether you
want to keep your suntan light or
dark. 1t helps you tan quickly and
painleSsly. With 1t you keep that
sleek. shiny look in everything about
you.
Wear a brilliant red lpstick on
your lips; q touch of blue-green or
bronze eyeShadow to make your lids
shine. Brush q bit of brown eyelash
cream on the lashes so they too are
glistening. Brush your hair OF your
face and tie q ribbon band about
your head. or toss your flowing
name in the wind. Or maybe you
will prefer one Of the shorter hair
cuts that are adaptable, cool and
comfortable for summer sports. The
sports jelly Is good. too. when driv-
ing your car. as 1t protects the skin
against windburn.
You may prefer to be q chame-
leon and change your color at will.
You can stay fair and feminine for
moonlight parties. or look dark and
dramatic for daytime occasions in
a white dress II you use q liquid
bronze makeup base. This Is handy
even though you do not change your
all-over color.
Use the preparation to hide un-
even patches in your suntan-
around the eyes where the skin Is
shielded by sun glasses. Use it to
disguise pale legs revealed by tennis
shorts.
Smooth the bronze foundation
LIQUID over thoroughly clean skin.
stroking until dry. With 1t use a
liquid rouge in tint that harmon
ICES with lipstick and costume color.
Use q warm rosy tan complexion
powder and the lipstick that's most
dashing with your costume.
Try q jewel-like malachite eye
shadow. especially fiattering with
suntan skin. Since the bronze make
UP Is worn for important moments
in your life, use shiny black or deep
green mascara to dramatic your
lashes.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Short Cuts

Fresh Ash Is recognized by It's
bright eyes and gills. shiny scales.
Arm flesh and freedom from dis
agreeable odor.
Caviar, spread - IN appe-
tizer on toast or crackers, has
. much better flavor when
seasoned with . little onion
Juice and . little lemon juice.
If popcorn has become dry, sprin-
kle with water before poppins. II
very dry. put In . shaded place
outside for . time and 1t will absorb
moisture from the atmosphere.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
Irish Lass Runs
Cruises to Help
Buy Tugboat
BY TALBOT LAKE

DROBABLY the worlds busiest
i harbor surrounds New York
City. Boats don't scoot around -
much as they used to. what with the
war going on. but there are still
plenty of craft chufang about In
what seems to be defiance to the
laws Of trafic.
Nevertheless. Elsie Calvin. "a,
chubby. blue eyed, with plenty Of
Irish characteristics. Is getting set
to take q test there Is q pilot on Q
tugboat. And so comes to life .
character that has been featured
in q national magazine. She's q
youthful edition Of Tugboat Annie.
Miss Calvin has no boat of her
own, but hopes to own one some
day. SO she has coaxed one Captain
John J. Lynch into letting her run
his craft. the "Helys." on lonely
heart cruises around Manhattan to
raise money. These cruises on the
"Helys." which n . motor. not q tug
boat, haven't paid very well. She
has had to finance the cruises with
money earned - . telephone opera
tor at big id agency. Her mother
supplies sandwiches and chaperon-
age.
Captain Lynch supplies the boat
at $40 q night. plus three hands.
Miss Calvin pays him. when, Is and
II the money comes In. She put an
ad In the want columns for lonely
hearts and In all the City Of New
York all she could get were 23.
Two were plumbers. one was q
contractor. two were students. and
the rest were secretaries. But alas.
there weren't many girls. This Is
very odd. Where are all those
lonely girls who are supposed to be
so numerous In New York?
Anyway. Mias Calvin had to
round up her Girl friends to make
the party complete. One attractive
girl. who acted as hostess. was taken
home by . man who fell for her.
She, however. wasn't looking for q
lonely heart. For al her trouble.
Miss Calvin ended up $3.50 In the
hole. which isn't buying her that
boat by long shot. She's going to
arrange one more ride. and II that
doesn't work, that will be the end of
this junketing around.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09
TO MEND PIPES

II the Man OF the House Is handy
q that sort Of thing. here's some
thing 70 tell him about next time
he starts to fix q leaking pipe-a
'0odined glycerine -litharge cement,
waterproof. resistant to fairly high
tDmpetatures and that sets under
water. u Just The thing.
70 prepare this compound for
re. equal parts of cement and
HtharUe are thoroughly mixed to-
oether and then volume of
ltycertue equal to half the volume
"a tho mixed powders Is added and
H. whole thoroughly mixed with
l. tpatulA ~ similar flat-blade tool.
/ 49, yspdirins 4 leaky pipe, the
lD ~ ND With the cement and
1d Auyp1aee with cheese cloth,
166nfteg q the cement Is
49, ~ ~ cloth wrapping and
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

ferred. wedding ring and wedding
ring for the groom. It seems we are
following the European custom OF
exchanging wedding rings.
The brides wedding band is usu-
ally etched with orange blossoms.
The bridegroom's ring matches, but
Is heavier and wider than the
brides.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-09

his friend and
. p Q n d more
tt m e W 1 t h
other children
m ore to her
liking.
II she were
W ! s e, 3 h e
" ould realize
t h q t friend
ships cannot
be forced and
would quit this
reconnm enda-
ton. A diSap-
proving atti-
tude arouSeS q
lAA~As v~~n0krr