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Evening star., 1941-11-22
House 70 Open Debate
On Price-ControI Bill
Next Monday
Republicans Will Map
Strategy on Measure
At Meeting Tuesday
Nv the Associated Press

ey the Associated Press
The controversial problem of reg
ulating prices to prevent imitation
held No. spot on the House calen-
dar today and Minority Leader
Martin of Massachusetts said the
Republican membership probably
would meet Tuesday to map their
strategy toward it.
ClimaXing four days of hearings,
the House Rules Committee granted
preferential status yesterday to the
price control bill recommended by
the Banking Committee and the
Democratic leadership announced
that the allotted two days of debate
would begin Monday.
Under the procedure approved by
the Rules Committee, the bill will
be wide open for amendments as
long as they are germane and Rep
resentative Gore, Democrat. of Ten
nessee said he would offer as a sub
stitute his universal price-COntrol
bill, stripped of the provision calling
for recapture by the Treasury of
defense profits in excess OF s per
cent.
Gore Would Freeze Prices.
The bill recommended by the
Banking Committee would authorize
a selective form of price control
under which an administrator could
establish ceilings for commodities
whose prices got out of line with
the rest of the price structure 1t
would not regulate wages. The Gore
bill would freeze all prices, wages
and rents as of a given date and
permit necessary adjustments there
after.
Representative Martin said the
Republicans wanted an reflective"
price e-control bill which would curb
imitation and one which would be
effective after the emergency in
preventing serious dehation as an
aftermath of the defense boom.
Baruch Presents View.
In that connection, Bernard NJ
Baruch. World War head Of the War
Industries Board. told the Rules
Committee yesterday that Congress
should take long-range view of the
price-control problem, emphasizing
the need for low price structure to
insure that after the war, American
products will be able to compete in
all markets.
What is the use of surviving the
war he asked. IF we cannot sur
vive the peace?"
Evening star., 1941-11-22
B.B.C. Broadcast 10 Vienna
Stirs Commons Query
Ry the Associated Press


LONDON, Nov. 22.-The British
House of Commons. already angered
over broadcaSting of birthday ami
versary congratulations to King Vic
tor Emmanuel of Italy November II,
Is going to hear a question about the
good taste of anAsler broadcast, to
Vienna, the next day.
Capt. Alan Graham, Conservative.
eaAd that when Commons next meets
he would ask Brendan Bracken,
Minister of Information whether
he was aware that in the B. B. c..
talk to Vienna November Il not
only was the whole Nazi Horst Wes-
sci anthem played but the speaker
had a pronounced Prussian accent;
and that such a selection of speak
ers brings comfort to our enemies
and despair to our friends?"
The criticized broadcast was one
OF series of propaganda talks in
which the recorded voices of Adolf
Hitler, Rudolph Hess and Paul
Joseph Goebbels have been used and
sHch Nazi music as Deutschland
ube1 Allies" and Horst Vessel"
played TO give added point.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Brandt Soils to Take
Embassy Post in Berlin
Ry the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
JERSEY CITY. N. J., Nov. 22-
George L. Brandt. newly-named
charge d'affaires of the American
Embassy in Berlin, sailed aboard
the liner Excalibur yesterday en-
route to Berlin via Lisbon.
Mr.. Brandt, resident of Wash
angton, will relieve Leland Morris
and will have the title of counselor
10 the Embassy. He taken charge
IN the absence of a United States
Ambassador to Germany.
Sailing with him were Gardiner
Richardson, first secretary of the
Embassy, and Third Secretary Har-
rtson Lewis. Mr.. Brandt said his
official family would number about
100 persons.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
10000 More FiIipinos
To Enter Far East Army
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MANILA, Nov. 22.-TWenty thou
sand officers and men comprising
eight infantry and six artillery regi-
ments will be inducted into the
United States Army Monday, head
quarters of Uncle Sans Far East
command announced yesterday.
This virtually will complete Or
ganization of 10 Philippine Army
reserve divisions.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Man Is Given 20 Years
In Staying of Wife
Bv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STAUNTON, Va, Nov. 22-For
the fatal shooting of his estranged
wife. Helen Rankin Foster, on the
night of September 2. Lee Garland
Foster yesterday was sentenced to
serve 20 years at hard labor in the
State Penitentiary.
Judge F. S. Crosby in pronounc-
ing sentence said that the evidence
had shown the Staying was premedi-
tated.
After the trial started Foster
changed his original plea of not
guilty TO guilty and services OF a
jury were dispensed with.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Droft Board Head Quits
As Rebuke to Lewis
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ESTHERVILLE. Iowa, Nov. 22.-
Irving Ellerston, farmer. announced
yesterday he had resigned as chair
man of the Emmet County Draft
Board because Il will not conscript
any more boys when John L. Lewis
is debating to the Government and
preventing the defense program
from succeeding"
Its not right" he added, Ito draft
human lives into the Army and for
the Government to make the boys do
their duty when the Government
does not insist upon delivery to the
Army of supplies for its training" !"
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Fire Destroys Lost
Home of Bonanza Kinos

By the Associated Press.
VIRGINIA CITY, New, Nov. 22.-
The Sutro Mansion, last and most
famous Of the Virginia City homes
of the bonanza kings. was destroyed
last night by fire of unknown origin
The late Adolph Sutro, one-timc
mayor of San Francisco, built it il
1879 at the mouth of the famouj
Sutro Tunnel. 1t cost 100000.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Dave FIeischer Receives
Rib Fractures in Crosh

BY the Associated Press.
LORDSBURG, N. Mex, Nov. 90
Dave Fleischer. animated film car
toon creator, suffered two fractured
ribs in a peculiar automobile acci-
dent west of here yesterday.
Mr.. Fleischer's car was struck by
another which rebounded and SOM
ersaulted after colliding with q
truck.
Mae Schwartz, New York. Mr..
Fleischer's secretary. was unhurt.
They we're en- route to New York
from Hollywood.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
Charles Francis Adams,
Oregon Finuncier, Weds
By the Associated Press.

45s Ute
PORTLAND, Greg, Nov. o.
Charles Francis Adams, 70, chair
man of the directors board of the
First National Bank of Portland,
and Frances Stockwell of New York
were married yesterday.
1t was the second wedding for the
financier, who also is president of
the oregon Mutual Life Insurance
Co. and director of the Portland
Gas & Coke Co. 1t was the first
marriage for Miss Stockweu, who
has been a friend of the Adams
family for more than 80 years.
Evening star., 1941-11-22
BruziI Honors Marshall

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov. % lP,-
President Vargas today awarded the
insignia of the high command of
the Brazilian Army to Gen. George
Marshall, United States Army chief
of staff.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Missing Oregon Girl
Being Sought Here

City police late Thursday we're
requested by the state patrol 70
10 on the watch for Shirley Mad
toon. 70. d Oregon City. Orr
reported BY her parents missing
since Wednesday
According n a description fur
nished. the girl Il FIVE feet FIVE
inches tall. weighs lie pounds
and has brown hair and grey eyes
she Nas last seen wearing a blue
grey coat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Breaks. HIP At rs
War Dept. Estimates
Maneuver Casualties
asIiINGTON

WASHINGTON - The war de-
partment has estimated that 23s
deaths and 10000 other casualties
viii result during the fan army
maneuvers IN which some 752 900
troops vii participate
Despite the rigors u field ma
neuvers this fall the department
said. 1t is anticipated that for
the 752 900 troops participating
the accident and death rates will
b considerably lower than cor
responding rates for civilians.
The medical department has
made extensive preparations 70
handle al first aid and hospital
cases IN the field. Noble medical
units VIII move with the troops
and adequate field hospitals Will
Be set up 70 assure proper care Is
given 70 AL types Of Casualties"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
School Districts
Meeting Is Held

With a large number ~ inter
estsd persons IN attendance. the
Pierce county COMMITTEES for re-
organization u school districts met
Thursday night NJ the county
school superintendent. office In
the courthouse
Reports Of the various nIb-com.
mitteca were heard. Discussion
concerned consolidation Of various
large school districts IN the county
Such consolidation already has
been effected in the peninsula and
Clover Park areas
~ y Foster Of sumner Is presi-
dent ~ the committee. which has
~ members Percy Cox. county
school superintendent Ia secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
ST. Joseph's Hospital Will Mark
5Oih Anniversary With Ceremony
TrilogY of Colorful Poeeonts Planned
In ST. Leo's Auditorium Oct. 9 to III

On Jan rs. 1899. q ncw wing
was ready and was dedicated by
RI. Rev. Bishop O'Dea
started In 1918
Even greater expansion was still
necessary. and on July & 1913.
ground was broken AZ the site Of
the present St Josephs hospital
At So 18th and sts The build
ing was formally dedicated 10 the
public on Aug ~. 1918. by Rt
Rev. Edward J oDea.
-Four years later the American
College Of Surgeons awarded thu
hospital q class A rating. which
has been r~ained ever since while
enjoying a reputation Of being one
Of the foremost hospitals of the
northwest.
The sisters. the hospital staff
and the many friends OF St Joseph
are thankful for the patronage ae-
corded them by the community.
and have taken the opportunity 90
make public expression Of their
gratitude.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
School' S Money
Siolen by Thief

Mrs. Bernice NJ Atkins Of
Tit1ow beach. teacher at Park.
land school, Thursday reported 10
police the theft Of a purse from
the counter Of store at No. 26th
and Proctor SITS
She said the purse contained
three 81 bills. a coin purse with
- IN change. representing money
from the school lunch room:
school luncheon tickets. her re-
tirenent card. glasses and a pen
end pencil
Douglas Sandberg. 1904 No.
Winnifred st. told police Thurs
day someone entered his car.
which was parked in front of his
home. and stole a portable radio.
Theft of an army As cahber
revolver from his barracks at TT.
Lewis was reported 10 police
Thursday by Corp. r. buddy. 209th
n +. Co. TT. Lewis. He valued
the gun at S32.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Policeman Loses
Wallet and S54

The usually bright smile 81 ON
Ger o. G. Stitsworth Of the police
motor division was dimmed slightly
Friday when he told Of losing his
btllfold which held among its con
tents the only picture he had Of
his mother. now deceased
Also in the billfold were ss4 In
cash, his hunting and driver
licenses. police commission and
othsr personal papers.
He said he was NOR. Interested
In the return Of the biilfold and
its personal contents rather than
the money 1t contained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

In observance Of the s0th birth
day Of st Joseph's hospital. a
three-day ceremony u to he con-
Quoted oct oil. II was announced
Friday.
After half-century marked by
the hospitals constant growth and
progress. the sisters Of the inSti-
tuition have invited the public 10
share their observance OF the
anniversary.
To Depict History
The pageantry will depict the
history az St Joseph's.
The first hospital was dedicated
by Archbishop Gross on Oct. IL.
1891. The building occupied the
corner at 18th and So. J sits. The
institution Vas IN the care Of II
sisters, and during the first year
total Of 30 patients were nursed
there.
As Tacoma grew. the hospital
kept apace. addition OF trained
nurses and physicians and sur
geons of high professional ability
made necessary expansion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Dedication Of Puyallup
Church Set Sept. 28
New First Baptist Edifice Built
Largely by Members Own Labor

E WY Sunday. Sept IS.
- been announced a. the date
- Medication ceremonies a. the
~ First Baptist church which
= rnpidly nearing completion.
ms year also marks the 10th
nnnIverssry OF the organization o.
IT, church which IL the second
oldest Of the Baptist denomination
n the state Rev. Walter sadler.
Who recently succeeded Rev. Philip
Graf as pastor. viii conduct the
services. The new structure is Of
0othic architecture. Much Of the
wa was done by members who
oon<routed their time. The new
hlnll1ing represents an investment
= approximately $4,000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Article by 0sgood
Printed in London

Published in London. Eng. the
Dock A. Harbor Authority" for
August carried In. text Of speech
made by George W. osgood. gen
eral manager and chief engineer
Of the Port Of Tacoma. according
20 word received mere Friday
The speech. Cold Storage Faciii-
ties In Port Development, vas de-
livered BY Osgood A. the z7fh an
nuai convention ~ the Pacific
Coast Association q Port Author
ties At Long Beach. Cal. IN Sep
tember. 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

United Commercial Travellers
Friday evening viii hold their first
fall meeting. with Milton 1. BEN
son. senior counselor. presiding
lie has arranged activities. which
include the degree OF initiation on
number Of candidates. followed
by light refreshments. The aux
iliAry will play cards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
FALSE Teeth
That Loosen
Need Not Embarrass

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
U. S. Navy May
GET Chance 10
Prove lis Meiile

fC'ensiuusf FFora Page Oasi
rsisiesl a th~ rrnxFe-- ~ 80 var
- Russia " Il samefhfnE the
80 eaaixsfrnt ~ nkak sttsrn
giving ttftler ~ sslfitlnnsi rrSsN.
I'm when i 10 taking an ia snsr.
ste. q ecrs vita shs battling Rus
sian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Woman 100 Thursday

sEATTLE-ArH Patrick HSnson
observed her iO5ra birthday Thurs
dsy. she sad life begins 81 100"
and that therefore Hhs would have
three candles IN her birthday cake
Her husband. q carpenter. died IN
1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

Your postmaster car tell you
hox 70 invest IN 4. r. Defense
BondA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
Reno odlin Speaker

Capitalism or Cspitalistic De
mocracy' was the subject OF Reno
Odlin. Tacoma banker and past
commander of the state American
Legion, guest speaker at the XII
wants club luncheon Thursday.
Two main theories dominate the
world today. Odlin said. democracy
and the isms OF Europe and Asia
where the rights Of individuals
are denied and slave labor is i'm
posed. The standard Of living. he
emphasized, has always been low
cred when power has been in the
hands of dictators. On the other
hand, he pointed out. capitalistic
democracy must have profit as
its motive and freedom of enter
prise.
odlin said he is behind the presi-
dent now and believes an people
should have faith. However. he
thinks that the government should
NNS tAPtiidAAAAto IbA fildl 10 the
emergency The speaker was in
PRODUCED by DR.. r. L. Scheyer,
program chairman.
Guests at the luncheon were
Eldon Brook Of Hollywood, Calf. :
Percy Collins. vice president Of the
South Tacoma kiwanis club. l.. G
Nicholson and f. NJ. Frasier Of
Pullman; =. +. Kold and son.
Keck, Of Helena. Mont: f. D.
Douglas. Mayor William =. Tough
lin Of Puyallup; Walter Dossel Of
Sumner; Dana T. Robinson Of Sc
attic. former Puyallupite. Eddie
Collins, Seattle. and Or. Dean
Pettibone Of Renton. Western
Washington fair entertainers will
present the program next Thurs
day in the city hall club room.
Break. HIP At rs
Miss Naomi Quincy. who is SUI
fering from fractured hip at
Puysllup General hospital. il re-
ported resting comfortably. Miss
Quincy. rs, who resides alone at
4l2 w. Pioneer ave. was discover
ed lying on the floor at her home
recently. having fallen. She was
unable 10 tell neighbors how long
she had lain there before being
found but DR. W II Karshner. at
tending physician. said Il must
have been several hours.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

Mrs Fife A. Nav Wilson. IS
q resident q Puyalup and the
state for 80 years. died Thursday
a. = Tacoma hospital She came
here from Kansas and lived a,
3i5 9Th ave. s r she was =
member Of the Methodist church
and Custer circle. Ladies q the
G A. R
Surviving are her husband.
Harry {. Wilson. a daughter Mrs.
John KING Of Puyallup. and five
grandchildren. Private services
VIII BE- held al HIS funeral home
Saturday afternoon At 3 o'clock.
Committee in charge Of the
Washington State Congress Of
associations booth
at the fair next week includes
Mrs J. f. Barry. Pierce county
president. Mrs. J. W. kalkus. Mrs.
W. s. Colmsn and Mrs. C. IL
Stout.
Monday the hostesses will be
Mrs. j W. kalkus Of puysllup.
Mrs. II. J. Rinker and Mrs. Lena
Schwartz: Tuesday-Mrs. J. r.
Barry. Mrs C. II. Stout. Puyallup.
and Mrs. Adrian Piquette, Puyal-
lup: Wednesday Mrs kalkus.
Mrs. l. r. Isaaos. Mrs Fred
Pflsum and Mrs. c. r. Berry.
Puyallup. Thursday-Mrs. W. S.
Colman, Puyallup. Mrs c f.
Franklin and Mrs. Harry Mohr.
Puyallup: Friday-Mrs. c. II.
stout, Mrs George Cole and Mrs.
Robert Mckay OF Puyallup. and
Mrs. Alex Patterson: Saturday
Mrs. Kalkus. Mrs. T. c. Beardsley.
Mrs. Leroy Haase and Mrs. Clyde
Hostetter. and Sunday Mrs Cor
don Bearse, Puyallup, Mrs. G. II
Slut and Mrs. Colmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13
HA> Nor LIFTED nv
rRpsipg>rr onD0a

Th~ presidents arasr sla not
In ths han IN ne snsry - Amer
ran SHIPS inte defined ~cnnt.ss
sssnes BIT TIE rxmeval ~ tss
pfehiniilaa against Americans
travelling ~ beiliFegsni ships FROM
lhs British islss cesis - . aint
- further change Win ne
navy n protect then. knsstean
vessels might @scn - carrying
supplies direct Il nfiisia. instead
II under ths santsrfass ~ fan.
snsnlan and ether rskistFae.
A. - pFesiiseiinn - ths -soeis
the nFftish veFs assured ~ lohn
n RlEKcrs. tinised states ninlsser
fer iease.iend affairs In Britain
that the output wouid - a. fali
hlsst ~ necemh~r Fnf Instance
hs reported that construction ~
merchant ships would - nearly
doubled IN the three months BE-
tween August and Drcsmhsf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-13

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eonsuuctsd experimental lake.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Have q
Guest, but
No Host
international News servtos Wire


Ell PASO. Tex. Dec. 5.-Tulsa's
Golden Hurricane today was Off
cially installed as the guest" team
for the New Years day Sun Bowl
football game, but identity of the
host" squad was still undecided.
DR.. Bob Homan, chairman of
the Sun Bowl selection commit
tee. announced last night that
Coach Henry Frnka of Tulsa had
accepted an invitation TO play in
the game. Holman added. how
ever. that Arizona. Hardin-Sim-
mons and Texas Tech all were
still under consideration for the
honor of being the host" team.
The cart-before-horse situation
may not be Strengthened out until
after Arizona plays Utah Satur-
day. The Wildcats. who already
have clinched the border confer
ence championship. undoubtedly
will get the bid if they get by
Utah. Should they lose, Texas
Techs Red Raiders may be Sc
lected. Officials at Hardin-Sim-
mons have said they will waive
all claims TO a bid in favor of
Arizona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Deatb notlces

III Mt--Catherine, beloved wife OF the
late Alexander. dear mother OF Mrs.
Frank st. Amour, Mrs. l.. r. Van Vliet.
Mrs. Robert Betwee. Mrs. Gordon Kim
berry. John. Ruth and Donald. Funeral
Saturday from Hallenan Funeral Home.
3sl East Grand Blvd. al $780, St. Charles
Church At 9 O'Clock.
JANTZ 80 December T. Henrietta Cnee
Henris), beloved wife OF John, dear
mother OF Elmer Richard and Alfred
Jantz: dear sister OF Margaret. Matilda
and Alfred Henris. Funeral from George
r. Warrick Funeral Home, 1898 East Grand
boulevard. saturday. $50 a. m. st.
Charles Church At 10.
KEyDEI-suddenly December 4, 1871.
Karl son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Kurt Keydei.
brother OF Julia, Kurt Jr. and Richard
Keydel Funeral services At chapel ~ the
William r. Hamilton Co. Cass avenue a.
Alexandrine. Saturday ~ p. m.
~ LIINAN-Dec. B. 1871. At residence.
1890 Marlboro. Lillian J.. beloved wife
NJ Robert p. sullivan dear mother of
Mrs Marshall Lemhle. Donald y. sullivan,
Mrs Claude Bannister, Mrs Frank Green
and Robert r. sullivan ". Funeral service
at Christ Church. jefferson ave, Saturday
afternoon al 2 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
New Pro Grid
LoopMeetsHere

Representatives OF the Ameri-
can Professional Football League
are holding their annual meeting
today and tomorrow at the Fort
Shelby Hotel. Owners and coaches
of the six clubs in the league are
attending the session.
Detroit, although II holds a
franchise. is not officially repre-
scented at the meeting. William
A. Alfs planned 10 talk to the of
,ficials of the league late today. No
decision on Detroit's BART in the
league will be made until Spring.
Uncertain world conditions are
hampering the decision of the De-
'troiters who are Interested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Angel Krduser Both
BET They'll Win

The "Swe d ish Angel Karol
Krauser bout. which features Mon
days wrestling card at Arena
Gardens. is a result of a bet made
when the pair were on the same
card here. The Angel watched
karol lose because of an injury
and said he could also beat HIM.
Krauser agreed winner take all.
Chief Bamba Tabu, the Indian.
meets Johnny Silvy in another
bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
McQURK FAVORED

Jim McQuirk. Northwestern,
rates a slight edge over Audley
Mordan Of Western in the 80
yard medley. McQuirk's time was
l :55.5 10 Mordan's SO. Westerns
150-yard medley relay squad has
almost a tWo-second edge over
NorthweStern's. The Cowboys won
in 1:29.S, while the Colts finished
behind Central in ! 1875.
The two 200-yard free style re-
lay teams are about even. The
Colts turned in a time of 1:47.5
in winning but Western finished
behind Central in 1:476.
Coach Hugh emerson, Western
mentor, says: This is the best
balanced team I've ever had. but
with the return of jim McQuirk
TO the Northwestern team the
Colts may prove tougher than we
The meet is scheduled for 8 p. m.
at Western High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-05
Dutch Clark May Get
Card Coach as Aide
international News Service Wire

CLEVELAND, Dec. ). - uNS)
Earl Clark, head coach of the
Cleveland Rams professional foot
ball team. today was reported
considering Charles Child Walsh.
Chicago Cardinal line coach. as
successor to Art Lewis. Lewis re-
signed as line coach Of the Rams
TO take a similar job with Wash
ington and Lee University. Walsh,
a letterman at Notre Dame in
1925. &c and 81. coached at st.
Louis University from 1881 through
1888 and st. Louis captured the
Missouri State title all three years.