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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Revival Of Western Culture
Problem Of Young People
Two Women Speak on Lecture Series
Held at Tolmud Toroh Synagogue

initiative and take more inter
ct In the past 80 - Ia better
understand the present. Lack
~ curiosity. she said. IL one 81
the failings Of American cod
lege students.
Mss Van Norien shared the lee
ture program with Dr.. Helen ks-
hin Of the University 81 Washing
ton. who spoke on the history Of
womens rights
The women 81 today must not
take for granted the privileges and
rights which are hers. There IS
no more dangerous thinking than
the thought that things sutomat-
ically and gradually grow better
During the past 1000 years II
was mentioned that the position
Of women has improved Especially
during the first century in the
Roman Empire were women Of
ancient times able to enjoy many
Of the privileges they now have.
The men were alarmed at
the amount of freedom grant
ed women, who In many cases
were brilliantly educated.
owned property. and were
prominent In social and eco-
nomic life.
During the Dark Ages. how
ever. the position of women de-
clined. giving way to bitter satires
heaping abuse upon women and
the general conclusion that they
were responsible for all evil.
During the 18th and 18th cen
turtles especially during the reign
Of Queen Elizabeth of England
women began to win back some of
their rights, but in the 18th cen.
fury the age Of superficiality set in
This was the age Of fine man.
ners and handsome compliments.
DR. KAHN mentioned. Toward ths
end Of the century women begsr
to tire OF this, and as result
women have made great progress
during the last $50 years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02


Miss Ellen Bergstrom. grad
uate Of Lincoln high and Pacific
Lutheran college. has been appoint
ed hostess for the Sd Division At
Fort Lewis. II was announced Tues
dav by Maj. Gen. Ernest y. Peek,
commanding general Of the Ninth
Corps area. at San Francisco.
She is the first Tacoma woman
to receive such an appointment
Miss Rergstrom has been teach
ing school At Rainier since her
graduation from Pacific Lutheran
in 1886. She is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Bergstrom.
1905 So. 37th st.
At both Lincoln. where she grad
uated in 1888. and at Pacific Luth-
eran she was extremely active in
all school affairs. She sang In Pa
cific Lutheran's famed Choir OF the
West three years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Congregation Supper
On Wednesday Night

First Evangelical church. So.
18th and X SITS, will hold its con-
gregational supper at 6 30 o'clock
Wednesday evening with the pas
tor. Rev. J. II. Soltman. presiding
Speaker will be Rev. c. Walter
Johnson. missionary at the U. s.
Indian hospital here, who will dis
cuss his work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Yokimu Prosecutor
Names Assistants

YAKIMA Yakima County
Prosecutor Lloyd Wiehl. Democrat,
Tuesday appointed two young dep
uties who have been leaders Of
both political parties.
Wiehl named Owen Clarke. for
ner state president of the Young
Republicans. and James McCabe.
past president of the Yakima
county Young Democrats. TO his
staff. They succeed George Will
kins. who joined the state attor-
ney generals staff. and Ben Per-
ham, jr., who will go into private
practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

for - rx.offlcin DEMONSTRATION Il
ire apartments affairs during the
msny noath~ rrtsr n sauire's sp-
posrtmsnt - the soli<etcrshIp. h.s
h~sn = msmh<r q th< department.
lss chief 80 The Inceans tss divt-
ssoul since July 4 iast
tIks Squire. Sa<r~ns>rx Devoted
many years On - active part n
she newspaper profession. frcn
ie2t - wax engaged = journalism
At Olympia. and later With his cwn
Newspaper n csnsrsl.s urstl fs11.
Immediately n<srve joining shs
executive STAFF II the Internal rev.
snu< department. Soer~rn~ru 49,
foe . y~>T srrr~tHry = zen G. G
psu
Informal ceremonies m.rhina
Tuesdays ehsaxes wers sttende1
ny most ~ tho d~peFtm<nts IsfHe
staff here. art were eorsfo<ted -
coilseter aaairsas private office
amid = rrufosson a fiarsl nossqs~ts
ard lnpromptu spceeh>s Ma
Ruth Harlan ~ the income tn
division was called urea ~ nguirs
10 make the .afpssse snncsn<e-
meat n Nev~nh~sx. after which
saulFe diseio~~s be additional sp-
rosntmenss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Two Brothers Fined.

Unraveling a mystery which had
forced police 10 charge both with
drunken driving. Earl Orris pleaded
guilty Monday to drunken driving
while his brother. Kenneth. pleaded
guilty to being drunk in an auto.
The brothers were arrested SUM-
day after their car had crashed
into the railing Of the milwaukee,
bridge over the Puyallup river.
Earl was fined $3.50 and costs.
which he paid. Kenneth was fined
S25 and costs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

coma. A delegation frem ralyaiiar
Valley auxiliary viii attend
Another luncheon IN her honor
will ee he'd Thursday nv Seattle
auxiliary a. the 40 et : club Sat
urday night Mrs Cecil win install
the new Seattle navy auxiliary On
Queen Ann hill. sunday she vii
he in Reilingham 20 attend an en-
eampment committee meeting.
leaving after the session - visit
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Sowden. 81 Vancouver. n. c. Mon
dsy. April :. Mrs. Cecil viii make
her official visit 10 Nj Vernon
auxiliary. returning hone the fol
lowing day.
Puyailup Valley auxiliary viii
meet Thursday night. April =. at
Odd Fellows hall when there viii
he election Of officers.
Naomi chapter. o y $ aux.
ihary. Will hold It's April birthday
luncheon Friday at o'clock At
Masonic hall Cards viii he played
In the afternoon Those 10 he
oomplimented are Mesdames Alice
Rogie. Margaret wrigicy. Gladys
Barton. Jane kinnear. Georgia
Smith. and Dorothy Cook Chair
man Of the hostes. committee. Mira
Mona Spear. will be assisted by
Mesdames Elizabeth Herren. Betty
Randle. Edna Brand. Maude Me
Coul and Elsie crandall.
Perry service.
Funeral services for Dwight A
Perry will be held Wednesday at
o'clock at the wrigley and Glenn
ents chapel with Rev. Philip Ray
mond officiating. Burial will be in
Tacoma cemetery.
DR.. y. l.. scheyer viii address.
the first aid class sponsored by
J. y. Stewart PIT. A. WEDNESDAY
evening at the high school III,
subject will be Fractures Mis-,
Jean Derby. who Ia. been in
charge Of tho class. has accepted
another position.
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Frank Millev--wsdnesdsy. 10 .
m. Buckley. King chapel
ri~tre HuIlesi - Wednesday. 10
q. m. NJ. Hita's church. eortsae
To leave Cassidy = Alien A.
o sb intsrm~nt. Calvary esms.
terry. rosary will be reeitsd 81 ths
church Tuesday st a .. m. al sit5
tonight tho Sons ~ Italy viii con.
duct . lodge service at the chapel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

II you're not using ~. sell u with
q Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 3i5i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Brakefield Will Retain
Job in Puyallup
Fire Chief Turns Down Place at Fort:
Police Chief LenfestY Given Leave

rUYAIITf-kftsr a discussion
between Fire Chief Chester Brake
field and the fsiysllup Civil Service
commission ~ the city hall Mon
day night. Il Was announced by
Frank Manning. secretary Of the
commission. that Rrakefield viii
retain bis place Al the head of the
department.
Brakefield had passed exauaina-
tons for a place on the Fort Lewis
fire department subject 70 accept
snee April and had asked the
city council for q raise Of $40 per
month in salary. II he remained
here. This request VAS turned
down AZ the last council meeting
and Manning did not state what
arrangements had been made with
the chief.
The commission granted Police
Chief Jack Lenfesty leave during
the month Of MAY.
Plan Joint Meeting
The Womens society and the
Young Womens guild Of the Pres
hyterian church have scheduled =
joint sll-day meeting at the church
Thursday. beginning at 1870.
| Plans will he made for combining
the two groups and officers viii be
elected. II Is stated. however. tina,
zach will retain its own Identity
meeting with the other once a
month Luncheon will be served
AT noon and Mrs X. J MeInnis will
conduct missionary study in the
afternoon.
Custer circle. Ladies Of the G. A.
r. will observe Grand Army day
at Odd Fellows hall "Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Speaker
will be Rev. Walter watkin.
Miss Mae Cushing win entertain
the Altar Guild Of Christ Episcopal
church Wednesday at tho lenter
luncheon In the parish hall. The
business meeting will be held al
her home on 9Th ave. N. W.
Spinning Preschool association
Will hold a silver tea Wednesday
afternoon from l 10 o'clock al
the home OF Mrs. S. A. Deibert or
Gardella road. Money raised vii
go into fund 10 send delegate,
to the state convention at Spokan,
on May 10.
Past Pocahontas club will he In
charge of the Red Cross cutting
room at the Methodist churcl
Thursday from 1890 to I p m
Mrs. r. a. Goodner il president OF
the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
ArGusr I.siNDangN

August L,sndxren. n. ~ SUM
ner. died Monday morning ~ .
local hospital Ne WAS . native ~
Sweden and had lived In this VI
entity for No years. coming tn the
u. y. 10 years ago. Surviving are
five nleees and three nephews. eli
Of Tacoma. Mrs. Anna Frshsrx.
Mrs Mary Thompson. Mrs Ffeds
Johnson. Mrs Anna Johnson and
Mrs Selma Hirchwsn and Arid.
Sam and Oscar LtndKren.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

Mrs. Leon Cecil. president of the
Department Of Washington. " r.
w. auxiliary. will be guest OF hon
or at a luncheon given by Wild
West auxiliary Wednesday at
1890 at the Y. W. c. A. In Ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
Packers Name
New Directors
Sumner Florists
National Winners

SUMNER Directors nominated
nv tire xsriou. districts q Wash
srkfnn Packers. fnc. ARE a. fsl.
lows District No !. Ern~s; u
Cursii - summer district q
George u. Deeds Of pnysllur. dis-
srict Z. !. y. Nocas ~ rasysllap.
district II. George ]. csresnier ~
Edrewcea. district Ia William
Zimmerman ~ Summit. All are
lncumesnis IN their districts nss-
triet n. last To nominate. will
meet April s Election stll take
place April - ~ the annual meet.
ing u the Stockholders
Flrs, priss Ter display # ssslsa.
was awarded the Woodland rsrk
Fieral 60. % Sumner st tho Ma.
tional Flower show. held the pas,
week IN Seattle. The award ear
red $500 premium. Other
awards received ey woodland PARK
WERE second prise On sssles and
rhododendron garden. second priss
for foliage plants. second on sroar
~ hysirsngeas and third On 200
80 III, display 81 hydrsnEeas
Tho Sumner Floral Go. won frs,
prize and a silver medal on . dls.
play of 80 pink carnations Thi'
osrnstion IL Of It's own propsks'
ton. q mutation Of the virTiniz
variety. q large sheli-pins type
and has been named the virgins
Dare"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02


Mr. and Mrs. q. J. Mist OF sum-
nsr viii be honored 81 q special
meeting Of the James Sales Grange
April 3 at = .. m. In tho James
Sales Grange hall. They will be-
presented a silver star in common.
Grafton Of rs years active mem
bsrship in the grans. The Nls,s
are the first from sumner 10 re-
ceiys this honor for distinguished
service.
The Baptist wom.ns union Will
meet Wednesday At o'clock In
the church psriors for election II
officers
The garden division ~ the Wom-
ems Civic Improvement club IL
accepting contributions ~ persn.
nisls. bulbs. rose. or tubers for ia
garden sale April IL. Mrs. Dean
Taylor. TIA Alder ave, 10 In chargs
Of arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02
JOHN EsNxR wHrrrsga


Mrs. Martha Olive Larsen. ~.
~ liza no l. e.. died Monday 81
= local hospital she cas- . native
81 Norway and . member n the
Messiah Lutheran church. survtv-
ms II her husband. Thomas ru-
neral services viii he held Thurs-
day Al 7'so ., m. 81 the Lynn
chapel. with lnterment in Tacoma
cemetery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

l~utrn services
Rev. " Paul Fulmer. secretary
81 tho Sumner Ministerial sssocis-
tion announces Holy Week serv.
ices from April q to ~ are SEIZED.
uled as follows Monday night
service, In the rrnteeostal ehurr h
Tuesday. In tho Baptist church.
Wednesday. In the Christian
church; Thursday. In the rresby.
terrain church. and Friday. In this
Methodist church.
Mrs Daisy Smith. noble grand
II Fidelity R.beksh lodge. an.
nounocs that the West Seattle
lodge viii be honored guest OF th'
Sumner group Thursday evening
at : In Odd Fellows hall. A. thu
time the travelling gavei viii b.
presented by the West ssattl,
lodge Hostesses for tho evening
include Mesdames William Eneeis
Ella Mae Moses. Pat Carol, ceei
Tribou. oriie Wilson. John Hudson
and Alvin Younkcr.
Mr. and Mrs A. ]. Bales enter,
tanned the district officers Of ths
Christian Endeavor society Mon,
day evening At their home. sol
Alder ~. Those attending wer'
Janet Smith. Carlisle schsfer. Ed
win Knapp. wsnds Ross. Dicl
Ross. Francis Busby. katherin
Bell. Virginia Brozovich. Louis
Minor. G. w. Jackson. Jr.. W. r
Miller and Loia simpson. all o
Tacoma. Mary Jane Turner Of CT,
Harbor and Erma Larson Of Sum
ner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-02

IRE eesy - cearxs LAshtie. f~d-
srsi farm security surervssor and
former rsim ssheei principal. ~ho
died a. MA hou,s near Nckenns
sontsy. wsz s<nt ny arliinEsrs
Vein funeral home q Chehaii<
Tuesday fer final rites tAkhsis
- survived ~ ~ wife. t.ynn.
50. Melvin A. cnehsllr. ms roth
sr. Mira cisrs tAxhfie Portland.
ORE twa brothers. Clyde. a rurt.
isnd. sna Jekn. nf Oakland. Can't
FIVE sisters Nj. Fidelss Case.
Mrs veima rrcst. Mrs Aths Han.
so. Mrs. Mary o~s~orn ard Mrs.
Ada wlllisus all II Portland. ard
tao grandchildren Fas~rsl s~rv.
ICES vii ~ held Thursday ~ .
,. IN At the ysim Methodist church
Rev. Etwin Rounds of vsncoaver.
Wash. wili efftesste. Cremation
wili fellow under direction II Fls-
sells funeral home. Chehalis
JOHN Ht.NVR WHITTIER
John Elmer Whittier % stella.
coum city died Monday night At
his home. A nstle. ~ View xork.
he had lived 81 sfeslacann for IL
years Surviving are one SIN.
Charles Il New York. city. twa
daughters. Ars n J. Hall ~
Wyoming sna Mrs. Jane. Jses II
stsilseaem. enc brother. Warren
of stsilaocam. one sister. Mrs. n
Marsh In Oregon. and eight grand.
children Funeral announcement BY
Piper
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Yale Mentor
Enters Army

NEW HAVEN. Ccnn.-Speculs-
ton on Ysle's new head football
coach vies with campus reports
of a change in athletic policy today
as Director Of Athletics Ogden Mil
Ter announced that the resigna-
ton Of DIR. Emerson tspike) Nell
son would not affect the continu-
alton Of sports at the university.
Nelson, whose 1e41 Yale team
won only one game while losing
seven. was the university's first
non-graduate head football coach,
and his announcement last night
that he intends to enter the pro-
curement division Of the army en-
gineer corps came as a SURPRISE.
Despite his poor season he WAS
popular with students and alumni
and was expected 10 remain on
the job.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
RAY ARCEL PAINTS MAN TO BEAT LOUI

sort Of man who could defeat
Louis. He had. and here they
are:
On the physical side he would
he = boy around IS who stood
five feet. IL inches tall and
weighed $50 or Iss pounds. No
heavier. because then h. would
lose speed and he cant afford
% do that. His neck would be
short, his chest and stomach
well museled and his hands
strong 30 that they wouldn't fail
him when he needed them most.
His first professional equip
ment would be the ability 10 take
a punch and not only keep his
feet but keep moving forward.
He would have iethal left
hook. That's important. because
left hook has put Louis on the
floor twice and can again. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Missouri Five
Defeats Bears

BERKELEY, Cal-The Univer-
sity OF Missouri basketball team.
fresh from a Northwest invasion
where II dropped games to Wash
ington and Washington State
scored a 81 to "a victory over the
University of California five here
last night. The game was fast
and rough. with Missouri leading
Il TO 10 at half time. Earl Stack.
guard. and Loren Mills. center.
each scored eight points for the
victors. Jim Billings, California
guard. collected nine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

ammonia 10 beer.
He 10 Ray Arcel. q lean. gray
ing operative Of undetermined
years. He has been a trainer
and = second since 1914 and
around hammers Lane he ~
known a. the Meat Wagon"
That's because IL has been his
task 10 drag 10 OF LOUIS rivals
back 10 their corners and revive
them.
In the course Of these duties.
Areel has met just about every
fighter in the world who can't
beat Louis. including Galento.
Godoy. mccoy. Brescia, Nova.
Uzcudun. John Henry Lewis.
Buddy Bser and others. In view
Of this, a flash Of sheer genius
prompted me IN ask Arcel II
he had any definite ideas Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

target over his head. And don't
stop punching a. long - you're
on your feet"
Even for a dream man this
task wouldn't be Just whipped
cream and cherry tsrts. Arcel
considers Louis one Of the really
great fighters. next 10 Benny
Leonard. the Arcel idol. maybe
the greatest he has seen. With
that in mind. he said Il would
be best 10 catch him after =
lay-off, s. Al Mccoy did. for
then Louis always takes a while
to regain him timing.
After studying this blueprint
At length. l could think of only
one man IL would fit-the mean.
hungry Jack Dempsey of 1922.
I mentioned this TO Arcel. but
he was too smart 10 be en-
veloped nv an argument which
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Beavers Beat
Utah Quintet

BAKER, Ore. - Oregon State
college muddled through to a
$3.50 win over the diminutive
Utah Aggies in a basketball game
here last night.
The Aggies scored heavily
on the Beavers Is fouls, but
Csc pulled away from a 22-l7
half-time lead. Spanked by
Nalenu, who scored five field
goals in the third period.
csc took a five-point lead
early and was never over
taken.
Utah's tight close-in defense
was broken by the mix-up passes
of the Corvallis quintet, eight of
whom sank field goals in the first
half. Mandic. moving under a
thigh muscle handicap, typified
the sluggish by shakespeare Ore
gon defense.
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boy also would Re able 20 dodge.
bob. weave. duck and punch at
the same time he advanced
As for mental makeup. get
this straight a. once-he
wouldn't be a thinker. Arcei
says Louis can't Be outsmarted.
stared into submission or lured
into traps At this advanced date
OF his career. The boy could be
able to count 10. Of course. but
brains wouldn't matter IL he had
enough of the killer instinct
That's my man. briefly
Arcel said sistfully. That's
the hoy for me. And do YOU
know what I'd tell him out Of
the corpers I'd say 10 him.
Get out there and start punch
ing. Buh, and forget everything
In the world except the point of
Louis chin and the imaginary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

DENVER A red hot Loyols
university basketball team last
night thumped Denver university.
1920.
The chiosgoans rolled up 2s-li
hslf-time lead. Center Mike Dsugh-
erty. with spectacular defensive
play for Loyola, literally bstted
Denver baskets out Of the hoop.
Loyola Guard Bob Tetz took scor-
ing honors with II points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
War 10 Determine
Fate Of Race Track

SAN FRANClSCO-The course
of the war viii largely determine
the fate Of the much-harried Gold
en- Gate Turf clubs Albany track,
1t appeared today.
Should the army permit Santa
Anita to open. the Golden Gate
clubs track may hold its +0-dsy
meeting next fall.
Federal Judge A. r. ST. Sure
yesterday approved reorganixs-
ton plan submitted by Bruce d.
Ellis. bankruptcy trustee, but post
poned contamination until Jan. 26
pending war developments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Roller Skate
Meets Billed
Title Events Hove
National Sanction

The first amateur roller skating
championship to be held in the
state of Washington under the
sanction of the Roller Skating
Rink Operators association Of the
United States will begin with the
racing events at the Ferndsle rink
in Ferndale, Wash. Jan. 6. s p. m.
Figure and dance skating in the
junior class will be held at South
gate Rollerdrome at White Center,
Seattle, s p. m. Jan. I.
The senior skate dancing
will be held at Skateland rink
In Everett, l 80 p. m. Jan. 3.
The novice dancing at Kings
rink in Tacoma, 80 p. m.
Friday, Jan. ., and the novice
figures and novice pairs at Re
dondo Rink, Jan. 10. 1:S0 p. m.
All skaters who can qualify as
amateurs and are capable In any
of the events are urged to psrtici-
pate as ii takes four entrants to
form an event.
There will be Washington state
medals for the first, second and
third places.
And in addition, beautiful
trophies for the first place winners.
and the privilege of entering the
r. s. r. o. A. national amateur
championships in Memphis, Tenn,
next April.
A nominal admission fee will be
charged the public to help defray
expenses and transportation to
Memphis.
Entrants must file their entry
blank at any of the above Kinks
before midnight. Dec. 81.
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flares every time the boys ait
down AZ q bar and begin dream
ing up impossible bouts.
Maybe I'm thinking Of Demp-
sey and maybe I'm not he
grinned. You guess- I can't
compare men who were 20 years
apart. Why Buddy Bser had
Louis on the floor once and
could have knocked him out on
Jan. .. Boxing is funny that
way. But I viii say can't see
how any man could have whip
ped the Dempsey Of the Firpo
or Willard bouts. On the other
hand. I can't see anyone heat
ing the Louis of the Camera
OF second Schmeling fights.
But boy. oh. boy, what a not
those two-Dempsey and LOUIS
would have put on while it
lasted"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Joe Ganienbein
Now in Service

SAN FRANCISCO-Joe Ganten-
bein. second baseman owned by
the Philadelphia Athletics and
sought by the San Francisco Seals.
today was headed instead for serv-
ice with the army He is a resi-
dent of South San Francisco.
Negotiations between Ganten-
bein and the Seals was progress
ing when he was informed he had
passed army physical tests.
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BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press STAFF Corresponds

United Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK This column
really shouldn't have been writ
ten before Dec. IS because It
contains q Christmas present
for every fight manager in the
United States complete set
a blueprints Of the boxer who
sone day will knock the world
heavyweight crown from Joe
Louis kinky head.
The specifications and dlmen-
sions aren't mine. They were
drawn mp by . mas who has
hem knitting good. bad and In
different boxers together again
for % long he carries sutUres In
every pocket. twiris . swab stick
In his mouth instead ef . tooth-
pick and prefers spirits Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24

NEWARK. n. J.-Tippy Larkin,
1877. Garfield, N. j., outpointed
Carmine Fatta, 1874. New York
Isl; Frank Duane, 1874, Elizabeth,
N. j., outpointed Carlos Cuevasi,
1877, Puerto Rico (s).
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-24
Bells Trounce
Auburn Quint
Lions Score 44-35
Basketball Win

Bellarmine Lions registered their
seventh victory in nine starts by
defeating Auburn Trojans, 44-35,
at the Lion gym last night with
La Verne Martineau setting the
scoring pace with Is points. The
Lions led. 1915, at half time.
A 14-point exhibition by Vern
Morris gave the Bellarmine re-
serves a 1917 triumph