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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
CLOVER PARK, BELLARNdINE MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Harrison
May Miss
Bruin Fray

CORVALLIS Coach Lon Stiner
o. Oregon State today USED Sopho-
more Boyd Clement and Bill Hal
verson. regular guard a. the
center $40; 81 Quentin creenough.
who 10 out with injuries and viii
not n ready for action against
Washington STATE next week
EUGENE = Oregon, blocking
WAS wosfully weak against South
srn California last week. despite
wehfoot victory. Coach Tex
oliver told his team today - ne
sent II through = heavy drill.
SEATTLE walt Harrison.
center on the University at Wash
ington team. Was on the sick HIST
today and may not he able 90 pls,
against rCI.A Saturday. Also on
the sidehnes with iniurie. are Rob
Erickson. halfhsck: Glenn Cenley
and Bob Friedman. tackles.
SCow - Coach Francis
Schmidt ~ University NJ Idaho
viii take a squad Of Al men to
Logan for the Utah STATE game
Saturday and will play q defensive
game. Irving Konorks. left
tackle. and Cleo Rove. right
guard. are bothered with hip
bruises
BERKELEY Coach Stub ALI
son takes a squad Of 81 Univer-
sity Of California football players
TO Portland tonight to meet Ore
gon Saturday. Jim Jurkovich.
star halfback. viii accompany the
team but will not play.
PALo ALTO - Coach Clark
Shsughne~~y put four stanford
regulars on the bench today while
their injuries heal. and they Will
80 no action against University |
NJ San Francisco Saturday. They
are Hsifhsck Pete Km~tovic. Ends
Art Meiners and Hank Norberg.
and Fullback Rob Crane.
LOS ANsErEs. Tn. ucLA
football squad was scheduled to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Luies, Loggers
In Pass Drills
Both Teens Plan
To Toke 10 the Air

The air WITH hs filled with fly-
ing footballs Saturday night tldg-
ing from the actions Of eoth
Coach leo Frank 81 c. T. = and
Coach Cliff Olson ~ y. l. G. ss
they pushed their squads through
drills "Wednesday making ready
for the big intra-city kiwsnis
benefit game
Coach Frank had the iogrefs
working on pass defense every
night this week and plans To work
on pass defense right up To ssme
time.
Hut the Lumber jack me.tcr V
also grooming sn air assault ef
his own With Jack spencer and
Steve Daley slated te alternate In
the pitching role. The IngEers
have completed nearly N per rent
81 their attempt. this war.
Olsen ~ss polishing no tho L1-
thersn serial circus With hoth
Mary ''Tommyrun" Tommsrvik
and Frank Spear. Fife freshman,
working on the firing line.
Light workouts are slated by
both mentors Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Hitting the Old Head Pin

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Lions Trying
For First Win
Unbeoten Worriors
Lose Yves Sexton

Unhesten Clover Park Warriors
md win-hungry Rellarnine Lions
Get together Friday afternoon AZ
ths Rellarmine Tridiron IN What
- rated a. = toSsup battle
The Warriors won last year.
1918. in the first meeting between
the two schools and the Lions are
snNious n erase that defeat.
Clover Park win he weak
sned for the FRAY by the loss
Of big IVES Saxtou. passing
and kicking ace Of the War
rior hsckfieid Saxton was
one Of the Clover Park PLAYERS
who was burned hy lime nj
Estonville two weeks ago. His
burns have become infected.
Coach Ralph Lsekey said
Thursday.
Coach Andy Slatt announced his
lineup as practically the same as
opened against Lincoln last Fri
day Vern Morris gets the call
at fullbsok.
II will 10 the first day game
for the Bells who have tied two
end lost two so games in four
nocturnal tussles The game will
set underway at ; O'Clock.
The hneups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

l6lsi Wins Army
Football Clash

FORT LEWIS Before = crowd
~ 5000 soldiers. the 1eist Infantry
defeated Fort Lewis Medic. 1907
IN . 20 Puget Sound Army league
game AZ Clover Park high school
field yesterday afternoon.
After scoring a safety in the
first period. the 1e1st moved down
field on pass from Harold Tar
rish. former Santa Barbara state
fullback. to Dick Startup, former
Everett high school athlete. Tar
IRISH scored a few plays later from
the vineyard line. Harold Tan
nenberg Of Chewelah converted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Dogs Go on Air

Seattle Kennel club officials will
appear on Ray Crummels radio
program At e:i5 p. m. this Thurs
day TO urge Tscomsns to observe
the closing date for entries at their
bench show on October ~ and "a
in tho Seattle Civic auditorium
Details Of the show will be dis.
eussed by Grummsl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Promises Rinq
Show Shortly
Tacoma Will Again
Have Ring Cords

Tacoma all once sEain 10 q
boxing center with the announce
ment that VIII Msylon has hen
granted a license Nv the state box
inE commission TO stage shows
here.
Nayion was notified 81 the COM
decision late Wednesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
Football Briefs

SAN FRANCISCO The Wash
ington state Cougars reach San
Francisco today for a brief work.
ont IN Kezar stadium before pro-
sesedins IN Los Angeles for their
gam. with Use.
LOS ANGFLES-T1ve members
~ the University nj southern
California football squad who were
confined 10 the hospital with colds
today will he able to play In the
Washington State game here Sat
urday. team physician DIR. Pack
ard Thurber announced. HaIfback
Paul Taylor, who has been out
with an injured back. was In uni
form today and Is expected to play
Saturday.
WEST POINT - The Army
Notre Dame football game. sched-
nled for Nov /. was a complete
sellout today. The game il to be
played at Yankee stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

Riggs Gets
Pro Offer

SANTA tEtfr->sf isa.l T~.sls
Champion RcfAy RITZ has h~<n
offered SsAeca - tar. pr~fe.-
ssenai. Frea k.nk~r. Pre- ~ the
Ria III Mar club .ssd today.
Rwkrr aid thF,sl~r Meters
and the u~o wer~ h~hlsd the pre-
resed tour. ssa that efferss are
helng made 10 ehfsis Frsnk
ka,se. 81 Oakland. runser-ap 10
tho national crown. 81 . t~amusse
Tor Riggs.
Neither Rigs NOR kesar. ~ss
available for eonsn,~nt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17
WEST TO COLLEGE

Dewey West. former Stadium
high school star who played with
q sedfb-Woolley baseball team
this Summer. Is now attending the
University of Washington. lie Will
play on the varsity basketball and
baseball teams. according 10 his
mother.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

and Immediately set about rustlng
W a fight card.
Not certain when he world ~
able tn complete arrangements.
Msylon wss not SURF whether he
would present his first show In iva
weeks or . week later.
Maylon 10 well known 10 Taco
ma. having presented boxing and
wrestling shows for many years
here In the past.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-17

work out at DAVIS. Cal, today on
route 10 Seattle TO meet the Wash
inston Huskies Saturday. They
arrive In Seattle tomorrow night.
Captain Ted Forbes will open al
left halfbsck against the Huskies
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02

Schenectady, N. Y, CUP)-Ameri- can businessmen are making friends in South America with Q new .ap- proach--servioe with 0 smile,
 This development was explained by Mario Garcia -pena, manager of Propaganda Epoca, Ltd, Q Bogota advertising agency. Propaganda, by the way, Is the spanish word for ad- vertising.
 Analysing reasons for the irlcreas- ing success of United States business south of the equator, Garcia-Pena said:
 particularly important is an idea previously unknown in Latin Am- erica--the idea of service. Latin. America had long been, accustomed to the system wherein the customer Is on very friendly terms with the seller before the sale, but after the sale Is on terms only argument"
 Advertising Pays
 Vivid advertising, quality nler- chandise and presentation of new articles are other factors in the popularity of United States sales men, he said.
 "The American method of pre- sentatlon of merchandise is one ot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02
Service With Smile Winning U. s. Business Friends In South America

the things which most attracts the Latin American people, because It presents the product to the user in Q highlx dramatized way, and with very few words,
 Proof that American methods of promotion and sales should be suc- cessful in Latin America is that everyone who advertises in Latin America Is eager to start using American advertising, and makes an attempts to initiate 1t.
 Garcla-pena said that many Latin American consumers trust importa- tions from the United States be- cause they have found them to be more dependable, more practical and solidly made than other merchant disc, including that of Germany
 Germans Cut Prices
 '"The European suppliers," he went on," particularly the Germans - made inquiries as to what articles were enjoying the largest sales in South American countries, obtained samples of them and endeavored to manufacture these articles and sell them to Latin Americans at a lower price.
 "But these suppliers never tried
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02

Watervllle, Dec. 2--Reportlng on Che returns from the annual Roll Call of the American Red Gross for membership for 1s42, which be- gan Armsstlce Day and closed Sum day, November 30, Mrs. c. Arthur DuBois, chairman for Waterville. states that the amount received this year is the highest ever col- lected in WateTville.
 Sixty-six dollars was received from the Fairmount section, $S0245 from the rest of Waterville. This includes a s membership each from the Basper Davis Post No. l3s, American Legion, and Casper Davis Auxiliary. The total amount re- ceiveC SO far Is $S6345, and with other returns yet to be made, 1t is very probable the final figure will be about $400.
 Returns of various canvasserS fol- low:
 Cooke street (white to Homer),
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02
REGISTRATION FOR
 ALL SCOUT UNITS

Scouts and scout leaders oe the Mattatuck Council D. S. A. will register with national headquarters during this month. In the case ot all boys who are paid up in their dues, registration fees will Dc paid from the troop treasuries.
 Tn the recent bird feding station contest of Troop 70 John Moran was the winner, with Donald Humiston runner-up. Judges were Everett West, commissioner of the. south district; Charles Armstrong Irving Alkins, Elmer c. Robinson, and Rev. M. Webb Wright.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02
S368.45 Collected
 In Red Cross Drive
Roll Call Donation Largest Ever; Davis Junior Auxi.
 ary Holding Supper and Sale Tonight

Mrs. O. 0, Tennebaum, Sl2; Bonair, Lone Oak, Columbia Blbd, ext. (Bonair to Lone Oak), Mrs. Lester Niven, ST; Edgehill, Columbia Blvd. tLone Oak to EdgehilD, Mrs. P. H. Olcott, S8; Faber avenue, Mrs, J. E. Hicks, $l2; Dwight (White to Homer), Dixan, Mrs. T. F, Ferris, s4; chase, Nottingham Terrace, Mrs. w. J. o'Callaghan, S9.25; Ter race Ave-, Dwight (Homer to Wheel er), Mrs. A. J. Monroe, $l2; Hry- on, Hanover, Miss G. T, Monroe Sli; Perkins, Homer, Mrs. c. A, DuBois, $2l; Yale, Mrs, A. DiBlaSir S26; Harvard, Dartmouth, Mrs. R, L. Bates, $5;
 Cooke Homer to Boyden), Mrs. c, R, Bailey, $l4; Wheeler, Mrs, W. F. Pierpont, Jr., $l4; Boyden, Mrs, w. J, Wolf, $26; Patterson Court Manville, Parker, Thomaston Ave tHomer to Boyden), Mrs, N. Cables S23,50; Huntingdon least of river)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02


 Miss Frances Llnehan, children's librarian ct the Waterville branch oe the Bronson Library, has am nounced the following list of chil- dren,s books recently received:
 "The Camp at Westlands," Alice, Peter Churchnaouse," Austin; Wee Scotch Piper" Brandeis; Lad with O Whistle" Brink, "Then Came Ad- venture" Brock; You Shall Have a Carriage" Coatsworth: Pony Jungle" Davis: We All Go to School,n Davlss irwin Deer" Ho- gan; John of Pudding Lane" by Hunt; Pilot of the High Andes" Litten.
 "Mystery of the Little Red School house" Orton; "An American A. B, O." Petersham "T'he Least o ne, !" Sawyer; "The Long Christmas" !" Sawyer; "PegE::' and the Pup" Sew ell; "The Stranger in Primrose Larle," Streatfield; 'srhe Snowshoe Twins" Tornpkins; "Ned and the Rustlers," Tousey; "World Series, Tunis; "Pegeen," Won Stockum; Judy and the Islands" Won Temp ski; II, Autobiography of Q Cat" White.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02
l9 SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS

onial Ave, Mrs. J. Washburne, $A; Upper Colonial Ave, Mrs. Q. Koep. pei, $5; Suffolk, Mrs, J. culbert, $6; Chester, Mrs. J. Byrnes, $S; Penn broke, Mrs. w, Norman, ss; Ford Ave-, Mrs. N. Lorraine, $5; Mon- mouth, Mrs. M. Benson, $6; Mid- dlesex, Mrs. R. Atherton, $7. Total, $3ee.45.
 If anyone has not as yet been contacted, and wishes to join, the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02

welch, Mrs. F. Carney, $l0; Thom aston (Royden to Driggs), Mrs. Sid ney Henchel, $20.70; Sheffield, Miss D. Richardson $l5.50; Thomaston (Driggs to Chase MetaO, Mrs. J, Seery, ell; Drlggs, Sprague, Mrs. J. McArdle, x, Thomaston North of Chase MetaD, Fort Hill, Downs, Sampson, Mrs. L. Williams, $lS,50.
 Cornwall, Mrs. F, Seidel, sl0; Stafford, Mrs. E, Cook, $4; Essex, Mrs. J. B. Morrow, $6; Lower Col-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02

to teach us how to use new things which would better our lives. The American business man, on the other hand, brought in new products explained their benefits to the consumer - and through hls new products and his methods of busi- ness promoted a movement that has meant prosperity to South America"
 Explaining that Q large portion of the South American countries enjoy e living standard comparable to that of the United States, the advertising man said "They are capable of buying all the things which in this country are used to make life pleasant and comfortable"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02
J llaFenla Raoka

drive is stun open. Any Of the above canvassers may he called.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-02

The Casper Davis Junior auXil- iary Is holding Q supper and sale this evening, between 5 and 2, at EraternitY Hall, open to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Furnished Houses for Rent

FURNISHED 5-room modern house az cas-
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RlCHTON, 1O5- Untn October keep
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Share LiUing Quarters

LAKEWOOD BLVD. SECTION share small
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OUTER DRIVE, 10000 -Four bedrooms
large Kitchen. convenient bus reason
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ST. CLAIR SHORES (nsar lake. shsre
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Furnished Rooms for Rent
BEAUBIEN. 500

ATTRACTIVE front rooms, private wash
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
NEW FOR OLD

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Furniture, Household Goods

2 FOR ! sALE-Cet one free, s-pc. dining
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Cash for real estate ana deeds. Stoller,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

HELEN. 53a9-corner. Groom. perfect CON
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Board and Room,

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

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Residential Hotels

THE WHITTIER
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Income Bungalows for Rent

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