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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
Local Junior
Team Winner
Defects Shelton TO
Take Legion Title

SHELTON, Wash. Scoring
three runs in the ninth inning,
Tscoma's South End club won
the fourth district American Le-
gion Junior Baseball title by de-
feating Shelton, 5 to 2, here
Tuesday. Shelton held the crown
four years in a row
Left Fielder Bemis tripled with
two on base and two out for the
winning runs. The winners are
composed OF Lincoln and Bellar-
mine high school players.
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ON THE LAM
.oifh ELLIOTT METCALF

Can the Town Tigers stIl win the 1871 Western Inter
national league pennant? How the Bengas accomplish
this jump from fourth spot TO the pinnacle?
With the WI circuit having reached the midway point IN
IFS current 142game schedule it's time the Tiger
prospects and let the chips fall where they good bad
In the first months campaigning the Tigers the worst club
IN the league trailing the with Of II is
losses for percentage 367.
During the second month July the Tigers
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Summary: Runs responsible for,
Hilcher Z Turpin 4 bases on balls.
Hilcher 6. stolen base. Sickle. home
runs, Scarsella. Gill. tWo-base hit.
Brown. runs batted in Harris. Mathe-
son, Scarsella 2. Brown. Gill. left
on bases. Seattle 2 Portland 10.
double PLAYS, Thompson 70 Schultz,
Niemiec TO Sickle 70 Scarsella,
Brown 70 Coscarart 10 Reich: nit by
pitcher Turpin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle 4, Portland 2.
San Diego Q. Sacramento ?.
Hollywood }. Los Angeles !.
Oakland 4. San Francisco 3.
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summary
Runs responsible for. Schanz
stephens 3. struck out. by Schan2 g..
stephens 7. bases on balls. off Schanz
5, stephens 5. wild pitch. schanz.
three base hit, Lnde: two-base hit.
Stoeber. runs batted In, Griffiths
Bates 2, Stephens. Cole. Linde. NAL
lory: sacrifice. Mallory q: stolen base.
Berestrom: double plays. Steele to
Rickert. 0riffiths to Lanifero to
Bates: Mallory to Steele to Rickert:
Bersstrom TO Adams; time. 2 80: UNI
pires. Enger and Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
VANCOUVER

MATTED for Mcconnell In 9th.
score b, Innings
Vancouver ....... 400 Dol oO0-3
Yakima ............ o02 900 o00--2
summary
Runs batted In. Jolley 2, Reese .,
Cailteaux. two-base hits Weigandt,
bases, Madrid. Bliss. Bremen: double
play, Madrid TO Koski TO Reese. left
on bases. Vancouver g Yakima IL:
base on balls. off Tate 2. Nc
connell 2: struck out, by Tate 8, Nc
Connen 7, Eisenmann !. hits. off Nc
Conneil In innings 7. runs, earned
pitcher. Mcconnell. umpires. weis-
gerber and Moran: attendance. 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

Consistency marked of all clubs the
Spokane percentage
ladder about the Indians slipped down
Biggest Tiger IL
last Is home 500 after drifting along with
10 wins and IL losses in the first q home
High percentage the
maintain their "a home they figure
in the title In let's look record how
victories Tigers cop the championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10

= Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how to invest In U. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
The
AnGnss
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
TUESDAYS RESULTS

ifSDA1 = hfs>l LIS
Tacoma 5. Salem J ten in
ningsl.
Vancouver }. Yakima 2.
Wcnatchee s. Spokane 4
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San Diego ........... $50 900 1909
Sacramento .........0 l0 600 1902

Summary-Doslng PITCHER, Munger,
innings pitched. Munger Ia, Cap
linger 6i5 at bat. off Munger IL. Cap
linger 81. runs scored. off Munger 8,
Caplinger /: hits. off Munger T. Cap
linger 8: runs responsible for Terry
O. Munger Z: bases on balls, off
Munger 2. Caplinger 2: struck out,
left on bases, San Diego 5. Sacra-
mento 6: two-base hits. before Pella-
GRIM Haslin Sturdy. home runs.
Wieczorex. Blsttner. players walking.
Patchett Jensen 2 Sperry. runs bat
ted in Sperry 2. Pellagrini. Terry 2.
Dcsore ? Haglin 2. Wieczorek Blatt-
ner double plays Scalzi 70 Blsttner
10 Sturdy GutJeridge 70 Blattner to
Sturds
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Percentage of 500 Needed

In 1885, Wenatchee Sc games for a percentage OF
SOL Last year Spokane 81 games for percentage of
$751; The winning Yakima percentage 1888 $50. In
1887, the split with Wenatchee taking the
first half sos percentage, Tacoma winning the second
round with percentage of 1927.
a win
w 1871 500
70 Where the Tigers going o them
With 81 IS picked remaining
u That playing s22 ball the
Twenty-Five Of home
remaining II Tigers play
depend upon
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Babe Penouich picked mp
the 6-7-l0 split. and Bill
Deissner the $50 and Johnny
Carr the S-x-T-IO.

The Wickwacs set new league
record for total with 1850 J.
Rogers led with $50. Frances Wells
had ala, Pred Becker 4e6 Don Bry-
ant 492, and Fern Coles sos.
Fern Coles. ala was high single
and Bob Pullars 56s was the high
series.
Rittenhouse 22Si tsl. Put Puts
2os3 ~; high game J. Pietenburg
ie2 and series. S. Coles 4s6
Millers 2273 to). wickwaeks 2s3o
az; high game. F. Coles 2i4 and
series. J. Rogers $40.
Pullars 22oo a.. Bombers 2oS5 1o):
high game. p Pullsr 1879 series SIS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
Bowling
COLISEUM MIXED LEAGUE

The Rittenhousers pulled out of
third position TO win the Coliseum
Mixed league championship last
night by taking three points from
the Put Puts. The Bombers who
were in the lead most OF the sea-
son dropped four To the Pullars
and finished second. The Millers
lost four to the Wickwacs but
didn't take them out OF the base
ment.
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mo games scheduled.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
Arky Vaughan Did His Part

Arky Vaughan tried his best win the AlStar game
for the National eaguers but the fates turned him
On two occasions he toted his club the plate against
American league pitching.
Each time a mate rested on the bags
And each time he beted the ball the lot driving
four Of the Nationals five
That's about much individual offensive
IN Anstar game.
In Of classic basman ever
tno
To really eyes open par
tcuar day Ay blasted his homer Slaughter
The seventh off young Sid Hudson, Senator
Then In the frame with Edgar Smith
u the HILL Arky picked the the
4he cushions
Arhy m headlines nd
He will his share Of these elories same
nut not what would
stop the Americans in that last half of the ninth.
They possible victory gaining
HE quirks Of fate decided against them Vaughan.
Willioms in the Spotlight
With two out and two the bases the mighty Ted
Williams leading hitter of the majors and Red
Soxe spotted sneaker pitch by Passeau of the Cubs and
1rove il out of the lot.
With that blow the
eAne the Nationals hopes
And Arky vaughans
70 backstage
hmelght Arky apparently secure
ytood Ted Williams
- And . Pacific Ii the who u.t
tAh - close to wearing Tacoma Tiger uniform.
The Tiger bosses offered him definite
Ted asked s25 the salary limit the
Tiger bosses could not pay
That three
Look where Ted has been doing all
season what he did yesterday.
His mighty blast mighty blasts which
eDesnt make
Or It!
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II Wins Not Impossible

Grant that the Tigers continue play ball at home
thus winning "a out of the "a that still leaves the
Tigers Fl victories short Of the As TO attain 500
final percentage
Twenyone wins in IS road not the
championship enemy territory
games
Sa and wenatchee
But II the Tigers the championship battle they will
have things which presently leading
league No item the losing inning
have lost five and that night Salem
the overtime contest
No item IL the losing by The Tigers
played Is such IL winning
other the
than they
But let the Tigers these faings
the Vancouver jnx Wen Bengsls
the fight It's TO take a lot of bal-plsyng.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-10
SAC RANFNTO

Batted for Caplinger in eighth.
b Batted for Scalzi in ninth.
Score nv Innings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

20 games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
CAN TIE RECORD

Bozich also has won the Herbert
S. Weber Decathlon trophy twice
in succession and can Tie Joe Gag
nier's record if he should be the
victor again this year.
The evenings program includes
65 events, 40 of them for southern
Michigan speed titles. 1t will he
started by the running of the fifth
annual Dog-Sled Derby for which
there are about Is entrants.
During the evening, six other
novelty events and eight fancy
skating competitions will take
place.
All officials for the meet arc re-
quested to report at 3:45 to the
judges stand bringing their official
badges with them. All skaters
must bring the same numbers they
raced with Saturday and those
who did not get numbers at that
time must obtain them at the pad
dock between $50 and 4 p m. at
which time the first heat will be
started promptly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Fast Ice
For Skate Meet

Continued from First Sport Page)
and Eugene LaBelle. Clark Dean
a 15-year-old skater from Petos'
key, and Bill Katzenburger OF
Flint are other out-staterS con-
ceded a chance.
Semifinals for the boys to be
run early in the evening will be at
the mile distance and the final
two miles. In the Gold Skates
test. the girls will race in a one
mile final this evening.
The Walter Osmun Memorial 2
mile is to be run this evening and
there will be some red hot compe-
tition with State Champion
Vincent Bozich vieing with the
fastest boys in the state. 1t is
likely the biggest field of the day
will be in that race which will see
its eleventh annual runnin G.
Bozich- has been the winner of this
event for the past two years and
the other boys will work hard to
keep him from winning three IN
row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Continued from First Sport Pagel

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
last season and after warmly
shaking hands like an old ac-
quaintance he asked Joe-before
the rest of the club-for the
eight dollars he had let him take
when Joe was an amateur at
kirkland Lake, Ont. When the
flustered and furious Joe finally
had been eXasperated and en-
barrassed to the point of COM
hitting mayhem, the Jockey
ducked around a palm in the
lobby of the Mount Royal and
shouted he would take his COM
plant TO Manager Adams.
The Jockey hid in the bath
room in Adams room five min
utes later when Fisher came in
TO violently protest his inno-
cence of all charges TO an APP
parently doubtful Adams. They
let Joe in on the joke on the
way home when the Jockey was
safe in his usual haunts.
Now the Jock is not only very
amusing, depending on just
where you are standing. but he
is also regarded as absolutely
trustworthy. Nothing illustrates
this better than a little incident
which took place in Young Jim
Norris room on a recent trip
to Montreal.
The Jockey, full of hot hockey
gossip and a desire for break
fast, appeared when the youth
ful vice president of Olympia
was just opening the eyes. After
a little kibboing. Young Jim
moved into the bathroom to
shave. still continuing the con-
versation.
The Norris face was heavily
lathered and he was just reach
ing for the razor when a thought
made him pause. According 10
his custom. he had emptied his
pockets the previous night, leav-
ing a thick sheaf OF folding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

that he doubted whether the
league would revan1p' lis laws.
He said also that Dan Topping
owner of the Brooklyn eleven. was
amazed al the manner of Layden' S
appointment. Topping said, how
ever, I'm not for or against any
body until the league meeting"
Thompson explained he disap-
proved of the proceedings because
a committee composed of Bert
Bell owner of the Philadelphia
franchise. and George Halas. Chi
cago Bear owner, had been APP
pointed 10 negotiate with Layden,
Frank Mccormick. Minnesota
athletic director, and John b.
Kelly. Philadelphia Democratic
chairman. concerning the corr
missionership Thompson claimed
Mccormick was not consulted and
Bell had not approved Layden $
selection.
Layden. one of Notre Dame 5
famed -Four Horsemen." signed
a five-year contract at $4,000 per
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
MOnfreal,s Jockey,
Is Red Wing Fan

money, his watch and various
other valuable items on the
dresser. The Jockey was now
sitting a few feet away from
this treasure-and out OF sight. :
Jockey" called Jim. 4
"Yes:" ~
"COme a little closer and clap
your hands while you're talking,
will you please
"Sure," replied the puzzled
but obliging Jockey. So the con-
versation continued with the
Jockey playing patty-cake,
patty-cake by himself.
whats the idea of the hand
clapping?" asked the Jockey
when young Norris emerged
from the bathroom.
"Oh, l guess I'm just a little
eccentric" said Jim. please
don't mention it to the boys"
ou know Pm your pal, Jim, |"
said the Jock. "Mum's the
word"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
EnqIund Faces Fight
For Bio Ten Honors

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-QNS)-
With the Western Conference
basketball race reaching its custo-
mary torrid midseason form, the
individual scoring leadership of
Gene Englund of Wisconsin today
was placed in jeopardy.
Englund idle until next Monday
when the Badgers meet North
western. has II points, three more
than Dick Fisher of Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Miami Keeps Wilton

OXFORD. O. Feb. SINS
Frank Wilton VII continue n.
head football coach Of Miami Uni
Vcrsity. President a. H. Uphan
announced. ending reports HE
coach $ resignation would 10 e.
quested following aFita Ton on tic
part Of the student BODY and foot
ball players. In the past TWO Of
Milton's nine-year regime. Miami
has won but one football game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
BachHnan? No!
He'll Pilot State Again,
Not Notre Dame

EAST LANSING, Feb. s.
Questioned about his availability
for the Notre Dame coaching job.
Charley Bachman, Michigan State
I o I b all coach and an Irish
alumnus, said here today:
I'm probably going TO take
n short vacation In Florida and
then I'll be ready to start
Spring football practice at Mich
igan state"
Knute Rockne, a year before
his death. declared:
IF / should ever leave Notre
Dame. wish they would choose
Charley Bachman because he
probably knows more about the
Notre Dame system than any
other man."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
BADGERS Lose Star

MADISON. Wis, Feb 5.-tINS)
.WiSconSin'S hopes of remaining
at the top Of the Big Ten basket
ball standings received a blow with
the announcement that Ray Len
heiser, sophomore first string for
ward has been declared scholastic
cally ineligible for the rest Of the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Charges tayden'
Named Without.
Owners Consent.
International New. s.rie. wiz.

NEW YORK. Feb. 5. - Elmer
Layden. Nolrc Dame coach, vas
named commissioner Of the W
tional Professional Football
League without consent Of the
club owners. according 70 a pro
test lodged today BY Alexis
Thompson. wealthy NcS Yorker
who owns the Pittsburgh SteelerS.
The league constitution must
he amended 70 empower Layden
to execute the duties assignee
him. Thompson stated. adding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
4 MENTIONED FOR IRISH JOB
International News service Wire

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. s.
South Bend and the University of
Notre Dame campus were rife
with rumors today over the iden-
tity of the successor to Elmer Lay
den. who on Monday resigned as
director of athletics and head foot
ball coach at the university 10 ac-
cept the post of commissioner of
the National Professional Footb-fff
League.
Four names were most fire.
quently mentioned in the popular
guessing game-those of Lawrence
C'Buck') Shaw, director of ath-
letics at Santa Clara Maurice
CClipper'O Smith, football coach
at Villanova. Joe Boland. present
line coach at Notre Dame, and
James C"Sleepy') Crowley, head
football coach at Ford h a m
University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
NeH's 10 BPH

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. .
UNSl-Bert Bell. owner of the
Philadelphia Eagles. declared to-
day his first knowledge of Elmer
Layden's appointment as Ma
tional League commissioner came
from reading newspapers on a
train"
Although ne WAS named IN in
ferview applicants for the COM
missioner post, Bell said he was
not consulted on the final choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
Barons Win, Hold Lead

CLEVELAND. Feb. 5.-tINS)
Cleveland Barons whipped the
Pittsburgh Hornets. SD, last night
to maintain their standing at the
top of the American Hockey
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
De Sales Rally Beats
Lawrence Tech Five

TOLEDO. o. Feb. 5.-De Sales
College basketball team rallied in
The las half hero last night 10
upset Lawrence Teen OF Detroit.
dq-@7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
TFLLAIR NO HURT


"De iceboat she's bus up in
bout wan hunder' piece but de
fellair he's no hurt, he walk
rotin, kin dizzy.
"Pruneau geeve de yell so loud
wild de fire in de pans i t'ink
mebbe he scare da birds wat Is
h'up in da Flats.
"An' he's mad. Nevair i see
him lax dat.
"He look roun', grab de fish
spear an wild de odder han he
hor his pans.
HE start. on de ron, for de
iceboat fellair.
"Dey bot ron. ron too. Pru-
mean LAX TO kill dat man"
Burnlsh'S audience was tense
yes yes. what happened. Did Pru'
ncau kill him?
"Naw, something happen.
Something LAX you see nevair.
Dere we are. all tree, ronnin',
fas' as we can go, but t'ink ice
boat fellair mebbe GO gas'est.
A NEW QUARRY
Den, wat you t'ink /. Right
dere on dc ice, ronDin' away
from us is de becges' fattes'
mushrat l see evair. Pruneau
forget bout kill dat man. He
stop 80 fas' l can no max for
10 get outa da way an we bomp
each odder vair' hard.
MY head she's spin, my
shOuldair she's feel LAX broke.
Pruneau's he's flat on de back,
LAX dead.
Den l crawl on de ice TO him
hes can. l pull i'm an he
wipe de stars of de eye. We
look 'roun an by gar, dat mush-
rat. she's gon' iceboat fell
lair. he gOn' too.
"<Ow wan day mebbe we max
rules for 10 keep iceboats away,
mebbe we get dat mushrat."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
EDDIE LASKE, S

EDDIE LASKE, star eager at Lawrence Tech
wo years ago, is now coaching the St LadislauS
High basketball team of the Detroit Catholic
league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
People in Sports

THOMSON, Detroit Times
tonight the benown sandlot
baseball players catcher, Thomson has eSgg
Wel-earned reputation Jockey NSMMSSxSMn a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
HE'S INSPIRATION

The sensational hitting and
fielding OF McCoskv has been an
inspiration TO players in high
school. on the SandlotS and in the
paid ranks. He graduated from
Southwestern High School. He
was sent to the Tiger training
camps and Two years ago taken
10 Lakeland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
JIMMY TENANT.

JIMMY TENANT. developer of many swim
ming champions in his capacity as aquatic director
at Kronk Community House is equally well-known
in musical circles of the ctys outstanding
tenors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

Twelve hours before PAUL WAIVER was
signed by the Brooklyn Dodgers, MANAGER LEO
DUROCHER came out with a blast that he
wouldn't have the guy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
STEVE RACHUNoK, a Detroit sandlot

league.
armhandS Lands
received $4,000 for signing with the Dodgers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
McC0SkN
Bats 3d
This Year

Continued from First Sport Page
Campbell In reserve. Bruce Is
strictly a streak player. When
he goes into the game he il
sensational both at bat and In
the field for 10 days to two
weeks and then he tapers Off"
When McCosky moves TO the
third position in the batting
order he will be replacing the
player whose batting style he has
copied so faithfully. Charley Gehr-
niger. The veteran second base
man may hit second or sixth
depending on his work IN Spring
training camp McCosky hatted
$40 last year. He was ti"d with
Hank Greenberg for first place
among the Tiger regulars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05
|(eb0dt and Joe
Run Wild
Continued from First Sport Page

{ Continued from First Sport Page
he yell too. 1 nevair hear de
yell like dat.
Too late, ma diable-de Ice
boat rOnnair she hit Pruneau
shaRty gen LAX de h'express
train. Shanty. she spin lax top.
"Pruneau come out de door
flvin' lax he's hit wild de can
non. De charcoal stove she's
come too.
"Pruneau and de stove, evair-
ting Ian i'm de pile and de stove
she spill de hot charcoal on his
pans, He max de yell lax
shypoke dat's fraid.'
The old Frenchman shook his
head elo1uently.
l. n xsnIl lob dat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

Listen to Gus Haenschens AU-Suing Orchestra
Tuesdays z:3o T.-WJR-Detrot- Kilos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

TURKEY THOMPSON the Los Angeles Negro
heavyweight. is being called second SAM
LANGFORD. Pay no attention. 1t only a
year ago that JOHNNY WRITER'S, the Pontiac
eX- jantor. given the same billing. And even
JOHNNY refused to pose SECOND LANG
FORD"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

in 1899 and the Detrot lions last season GONG 10
nj ,b st Of line coach at Missouri FAUROT head
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

"De iceboat she's bus up In
bout wan hunder' piece but de
fellair he's no hurt, he walk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-05

Word from Kansas City is that HARRY
SMITH all-American guard at Southern California
Evening star., 1941-03-06
CHAPPED HANDS
HERE'S WHY SCORES OF DOCTORS
USE NoxZEMA ON THEIR OWN HAND

IN WINTER many doctors have real trouble
/ with their hands. Cold weather-hequent
washings-hands in strong antiseptic solu.
tions-badly chapped hands develop.
A survey shows that many physicians and
dentists use Noxzema Meaieated Skin Cream.
They know that Chapped Hands are CIT hands
scores Of tiny cracks in the skin.