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this idea the des? They love do them and they will have
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Bearcais, Luies
Keep Rolling
Conference Leoders
Stond Alone
ny UNITED PRESS

wIilamstts University and Pc
eifie Lutheran College rolled along
without challenge today en- the
upper crust Of Northwest confer
enes and the washington Inter
collegiate conferences. respectively.
and presented convincing evidence
that they were In . olsas by them
selves.
willamette has scored TAO points
In four games, while holding op-
ponsnts to exactly ssro. The lat
est victim vas iowiy Linfisld Col
leEs. wsilopsd on It's own grid
iron Friday night 40. TIE Hear
cats scored four touchdowns IN
the first quarter for their second
conferences win.
Pacific Lashersn's pesss wss
rsffsed 81 Tarema AaturAay
sight BY sn ss6sr-raee1 ~
Martia sieves. but ~ I.sfsa
managed - ses1 ruiihsrt
Marv marshssaa ever fvem
the ssves-yard Mss n ne
third pevssa for . - victory
---their 18th In . row.
The only other conference game
was In the Northwest loop. with
FuIlback Dick Clarke booting .
conversion 10 give whitman Col
isgs . ia victory over College Of
Puget Sound.
Other teams marked time with
non-confsrencs games. At Bell
inGham. Western washington Col
iegs Of Education held Portland
University To . ga tie. and 81
Spokane. Eastern Washington Col
lers drubbed whitworth coilsss.
3s-T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Boilers Lead
Pin Circuit
MILWAUKEE ELEAGUE

After q month of play, the Nil
waukee league 10 still paced by
the Boiler Shop Mules" who up
10 last Friday had only lost one
game in four weeks. However,
Friday night the "Horstio Ayers
from the Store department set
them back for four games.
Last years winners. the Coach
Yard employees, are still tied with
the General Offices and Store
Helpers for second place. with II
wins and 9 losses. these teams
having bested the Supervisors,
Machinists and Roundhouse three
games out of four last Friday.
The Pipe Shop, In ninth
place. bested the seventh
place Blaeksmifhs, three out
of four.
Charley Collins. George Ellis,
Clark. J. Hurry and Jimmy soltis
turned In nice 400 games for the
evening. Ellis and Clsrs's ass be-
ing nigh games. and Ellis s73 be-
ing high three games for the sea-
son. Ellis also won the evening .
prize for high three games.
Next weeks crucial series finds
the Boilermskers meeting the
Store Helpers, Coach Yard W. su-
pervisors. Roundhouse Va. Pipe
Shop. Blacksniths vs.. Store De-
partnent and General Offices vs..
Machinists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Seals Get Back
.Lillard for 5 C's

SAN rnANcrstO - The aar
Francisco Seals. wse finished the
Pacific Coast league r~ss In . ne
for mia place With oshlssd.
hogan rebuilding the team today
for the is<s ssasoe.
They hsashs Nm uxliss1.
shsvssssp. srem ~ rss,a1s1-
phta Ashlsescs ses shsws os.eeo
turning . seat pessy - ~
sssasa1ssss. ssv n was ne
sssis MIS- essgtssfly sss1
I1Iiase Ia ~ AthIssscs fss
ess.eoe.
flilard failed u make murh
Roadway In the ma lor Leagues and
finished the ieti ssason with
Hollywood. His brother. Gene
Lillard. pitohsr-infisidsr. 70 nov
with Rcchssssr IN the international
lsaGus. 1'hsir homo 10 In Golsta.
California
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
.Skiers Elect
.l94l-42 Chiefs

EiI-ENsBuR0. waSh. - Allan
Crsnstrom Of Seattle today BEADED
the Pacific Northwest Ski assocIa-
ton after . close election victory
over Otto sanford. the incumbent.
also Of Seattle, ~ the sssocistions
annual meeting here yesterday.
Other new officers: Corey Gus
tsfsson. Portland. frs, vice presl-
dent. Joe Guib<rson. L~ayenworth.
Wash. second vice president: Earl
Morrison. spoksns. treasurer.
Herb Lonss,h, secretary. and OAR
roeh Crooks. Sun Valley. Ida. and
Sanford. executive board members
Delegates 20 the Nstionsi Ski
association convention In Mll~an-
kss are Gssnstrom. croeks. Alfred
d. 1ndley Of Minneapolis. Fred ".
Mcneil Of Portland. Peter ~. Heat
mark Of Seattle. and John Ebert
ron. East stanwood.
The sssoessssss sisrseA The
Grster Lake ski club 10 fun
m~nshssship. the sss~ O~is
81 sssgusImis Psss 10 a.
sseiate membership, saa set
the following ts.rs. meat
dsfsss
Arnold Lgnn doHnhiii. Mt Head.
Dee. 7. T5mbsrlins Sal ho@i ala
ION. Nj Hood. Dec. Il. Portlsad
ssy sovnhiII. NJ Hood. Dee. "a
intercollegiate championships. sun
Valley. Dec. 2s-Jan 1: T1mbsrilns
novice race. Nj hood. Jan. q.
PssA skl patrol contests. Emo
gusirnis pass Jsa. II: Seattle ski
club jumping tournament. sDo-
qusihnis pass. Jan IS: junior four
way PISA championships, Para
disc ysiisy. Jan 3i-Fsb. 4. class
A PSsA and slsIon combined
championships. Nj. spoxsns. rsb.
it-is; Sun Valley oo~nhiIi and
slsiom championships. rsb. az:
PssA junior jumping champion
ships. Beaver LAks. March 4.
PISA jumping tournament. Mt.
Baker. March a. interseholsstle
noSnniii and slsiom cbsnplon-
ships. Nj Hood. March IS. Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Texas Aggies Face Horned
Frogs Of Texas Christian
Tenn Thot Plays Cougars in Tocomo
December Now Gets Going for Keeps

COLLEGE STATION - The
Texas Aggis football team will
start playing for keeps this CON-
ing Saturday when they begin
the defense of the conference co.
championship by meeting the T.
c. u. Horned Frogs In Fort Worth
behind the Cadets are the
three tightening games hut
ahead h . very rocky road
which promises 10 wreck the
1s4l Aggie machine.
Starting with the Frogs the
Aggies will meet other conference
teams on successive Saturdays and
history says that any conference
team can upset any other confer
ence team on any day they face
each other. Just like . family
battle. no one can tell for sure
who will win.
The Aggies always have had q
hard time winning from the Frogs
on their home field and this year
looks like IT viii be no different
from others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Rangers Hold
|Luihers Down
PIC Borsly Able
TO Win by ? to 0

rhst.s vhat n Martina Rsnssv
fans thought Saturday mint A the
u,nLo ls.~,,. a.s.natrs 81. =. .so.-
sksd out : TO power v,ctorv altar
being held scorslsss the fret half
nssslsht pswsv 49, - ssIv
vay tAs r.slAsvs ss,,1l ss,reess-
fully uualstn1. : 1s,ve sxsluss
!.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Press staff Correspondent

Inited Pfess starr toffssp0noent
NEW YORK 1870 The balance Of
national football strength teetered
In three directions today ~ the
East, the Midlands and the South
west move into the seasons
fourth week with their dominant
positions reaffirmed at the expense
of q crumbling South and the luck
less Pacific Coast.
The shifts Of strength were
clearly defined ~ the major
squads frightened their belts
for another hectic program
whlrh IL certain 10 tumble at
least three - and probably
few more - Of the champion
ship-consclotss newcomers from
the unbeaten and the united.
The most prominent weekend
victims were Stanford. Tulane and
Mississippi state. but plenty Of
ambitious climbers moved into the
spots they vacated. The best were
Texas, Fordhs an. Minnesota,
Northwestern, Navy. Michigan,
Penn, Duke, Santa Ciars. Clemson.
Vanderbilt. Rice. rCU. Texas Az
gies, Ohio State and Nebraska.
Add TO these Cornell. Villanova,
Dartmouth. Columbia, Army and
Temple and you have the Who's
Who Of i941 to date. But In
several instances the positions are
precarious. Every big squad con-
tinues conference or International
play this week against strong foes
and there are three standout
contests.
They are Michigan W. North
western, Texas Aggies against
Texas Christian and Cornell va
Navy In Baltimore. The first two
games viii weigh heavily In final
conference standings and the third
will shape AFFAIR." greatly In the
Ivy league. A summary Of the
various sections follows:
The Middlwest-A four-way
battle between Minnesota.
Michigaa. Northwestern and
Ohio state IL In store for the
Big Nine crown The first
three teams turned hack IlB-
nois. Pitt and Wisconsin, by
crushing scores last Saturday
while Ohbo rested after lie VIC
tory over southern California
This week Michigan tackles
Northwestern while Minnesota
faces Pitt. Ohio tackles Purdue.
Iowa roes against twice beaten
Wisconsin and Illinois entertain,
Drake Eotrs Dame. which blsnssd
Georgia Tech. gets a breatber In
Carnegie Tech. In the Big Six.
Nebraska rolled over Kansas 10
lead the conference but meets In
diana this week. while Iowa State
plays Missouri and Kansas State
opposes Oklahoma. Aiehfgsn
State. which upset Marquette.
plays Santa Clara
The soufbs est-TexAs. Rice,
Baylor and Tsnss Axxtes and
1era. Christina. who meet
this week. all are updefesfed.
TexAS moves against Arkan-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Jack MDonald
Shoots Well
Dseolrs - Torgels
With 20 ouge Gun

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reid asA ssrse~ So issp ssess.
Asa he eyss slsssrs Sunday q
~ Tsesus oas aas Ne hvess
- eut - - vssh . o-ssaes.
whies 10 hsc<hiss 'sm ese1 nat
= . - handicap.
nsssess ~ vtsa is-eoaUD
pseses ssss mast t'els.A ~
- sssussss nesss ss1Dssh. -
- uap 80 tno4 nonge1s
Aan@s. ~ ~ ~ p1neD
vita era
cspt Aaams ssssvs1 n ~ han-
1iesp with n eat - - MING
bsyesruoA vss sss~na vita ~
lin Irwin wna ~ saese snosl
vita -. iaelo1lns - straight
Takes after NJ pspDy. Marry. !.
Z. N'Nsai vas sera~1. -. 80 G. q.
Jennings. thlr~. with -.
Easi coisN. w.. snA X. q. o~rsb-
asv. professional. aIss tusns1 n
- straight tarnssa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Badminion Gets
Into Full Swing

Badminton is in full swing In
Tacoma. Clubs are opening al
Lincoln high and the Y.W.c.A.
Ruuston Badminton club already
has a full membership. The clubs
at Lincoln and the Y.W.c.A. are
especially good for beginners. Al
Lincoln there are four courts and
instruction will be given 10 those
wishing il. The Y.W.C-A- has
three courts available. Both these
clubs are open 10 both men and
women. Anyone from McChorc,
Fort Lewis or Camp Murray ia
invited To participate in the play.
Play Is on Tuesday at Lincoln
from 70 10 p m and the Y.W.CA
On wednesday from to Il p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

TO = 40-6 victory over Pasco
In the Yakima Valley league,
while Gle Elum dropped Ken
newtck Is-7 and Toppenish
beat Sunnyside 1871.
Castle Rock continued its domi-
nance In the Gross County circuit
by smashing Tsnino 34-7.
Vancouver blanked Eugene. Ore.
1910 IN an interstate clash, and
Brsmsrton edged Shelton 1911 m
= game between the two teams
Suspended from the state asocia-
ton for jumping the gun in open
ing fall practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

True. the Assies ives there
IN 1859 with their national
champion team but viii Some
chi timers please recall that
the year before that In which
the AGGtes wes In Fort worth
~ss 1918. Just . matter 81
70 Year, time with seves
game. played before A. . N.
won. 3o-s.
In those fat Frog yesrs the,
had such greats a. Matthews
Lawrence, BauEh. o'Brisn. IsstsI
and Aldrieh, all Of whom cost the
Aggies games. % this year they
have Gillespie who 10 an All
America back candidate II there
10 one In the conference this year
Scout reports say he 10 great
and all the AgEie team will have
TO do 10 stop him-but Dough
Rollins. who watched them against
and Indiana, says, We'll
have q heck Of . job doing IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Balance Of Football Power
I eeters Three Directions
Stamford. Tulane. Mississippi State
Among Big Shots that Take Whippings

s~s after whipping Oklahoma.
and Rice. surprise eesgUerer
Of mighty Tulane. engages
l.. =. y. bayIcs fs~es viiia-
nova and .. n. u. takes -
Auburn.
The Pacific Coast Santa Clara.
an independent. V the only remain.
Ing perfect record team. Oregon
States upset Of stanford threw
the Pacific Coast conference into
an almost hopeless tie. The Bsa-
vsrs will rest after their unsxpect-
Cd feat and stanford takes .
brsather In San Francisco. Wash
ington. which defeated Washington
State. meets UCT.A and Washing
ton state tskes on Southern Cali
fornis. Oregon, which whipped
the TroJans. meets . California
team that lost 10 Santa Clara.
The south-Duks and Clemson
rolled over Maryland and Boston
college and retained perfect rec
ords. Vanderbilt whipped Ken
lucky and took . clear lead a.
the only spotless eleven IN ths
Southeastern conference.
DUKE W.. COLGATE
Duke meets coigats thA week
while Clemson tackles South Caro-
lima and Vanderbilt meets Georgia
Tech. Tennessee and Alabam ma
both won easy triumphs and meet
this week. although both have been
beaten. Georgia. tied by Aissis-
sippi. goes north to meet Columbia
while hississippi State, held to a
surprising sooreiess tie By l.. \. T.,
rests. North Carolina state OPP
poses Wake Forest and Tulane viii
attempt to bounce back from the
Rice debsels by whipping North
Carolina. defeated by Fordhsm.
The East - Unbestsn Fordnsn
tops the independents and will
meet West Virginia. while Villa
nova opposes Baylor and Temple
engages Penn State. The two sery-
Ice teams. Army and Navy. both
won hsndily and 70 against Ysl..
beaten BY Penn. and Cornell. which
conquered Harvard In the Ivy
league. Penn continues defense Of
its title against Princeton. which
vas BANKED BY . strong Columbia
eleven. Dartmouth. which whipped
coiTats. faces Harvard. ard Holy
croAs meets Mississippi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Everett Gulls Keep in Hiuh

Everett's Seagulls scared high
In Washington high school football
rankings today following their
third successive Cross State league
victory at Yakima Saturday night.
With Larry Hatch scoring two
touchdowns. Everett rolled 10 4
ESQ victory over the Pirates.
In another Eastern Washington
classic, Wenatchee administered 4
stunning upset TO undefeated
Wapato, winning 21-0. Elsewhere,
the prep grid picture was domi-
nated by ties.
In the Southwest conference,
kelso deadIocked with Aber-
deem So. and Olympia and
Centralia fought to . similar
conclusion. In Spokane, the
Inland Empires two unbeaten
teams, Gonzaga Props and
John Rigers high, tied TT.
Stadium Of Tacoma was held
TO 1918 tie by BeIlingham,
Cross State league rival
Puyallup, Highline and Renton
came up with wins In the Puget
Sound conference. Puysllup took
Kent 1910. Highline beat Enum-
claw 1875, and Renton gave Sum-
ner its first league loss. 25-14-
In the Olympic league. Port
Angeles OUTRAGED Poulsbo to a
26-13 decision. Silverdale posted
its first victory over Port Orchard
In a 1875 game.
EIlensburg powered Its way
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

eifc Coast eonfsrsses champion
ships. Nj Eslnisr. hsscn zo-5z.
FNsA eIass y downhiii and sisiom
cham plonsnlps. stevens pass.
March ~: Hsrrimsn cup rses ssd
TVS downhiiI End sisiem cham
psonxhips. sun vsli<y. March -;
Far West kandshaf. III Hood.
April o: silver skis open. NJ
Rainier. April if-iz. Hantoon
handicap. Nj BAKER. April -.
giant SALON. NJ. Hood. April -:
Golden koss DOWNFALL. NJ Hood.
Juns IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Passing Ut oAonq
With Herold sksv

which az. Of the football world was the Oregon mus,
bafonl5 me earouretor Of Stanfords Mode T and
sufor 5eavers rolled to 100 wn the first defeat fop
The Beavers seeminrv h... A.. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

q place where no Oregon stat.
team has ever played. oreron has
been there twice - in 1918 when
huso sezdeks Lemon-Yellox beat
Pennsylvania. 40. and again in
1919 when shy Huntington's Duck.
lost to Harvard. I to 6.
Having already played and boat
En- stanford and Washington. the
Beavers would get the Pasadena
New Years Day nod 10 either the
Huskies or Indians would finish A.
. tie with the Corvallis squad.
That's In accordance with long g.
tablished Coast conference custom.
Washington Huskies seem 10
nave found their future In three
sophomore backs-Bohhv Friel.or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

nsii Boyd sspds NE kesss '-r~Ds
per- 10 . Nevada ssaeh ~ vsGA-
toes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in U. s. Defense
Bondz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14
Ahead

FRIDAY AFTERNOON
FEDERAL Way 81 Tife
O'Dea ~ BeIisrmiae.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Yakima at Stadium
Lincoln 81 Seattle ryvp.
HighIise 1T Auburn.
Bockisy n Puyaiiup-
ksnt ~ Ksntsn.
EsasneiaW Of Summer.
SATURDAY NIGHT
&. r. >. va p. l. &. ~ the
stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

Bob Barrett Brooks II these ,ophomo.. 80. ,
@ y senior line and 90 places it will be
HUSKY champions who sophomore
field. - -" ' vac"
One thing certain. ushtest Coast rae. in history
trying to Undermine the Luthers
Somebody out to undermine the great record which our
racine Lutherans seem likely to hang up this year
And this corner doesn't St. Martins Rangers who
~aged gallant, stubborn and eommendabe battle half
soaring Cliff Olson before losing to the Luthe TO Saur
day night.
The finger is pointed straight wnlam.,t. Bearcat.
Just look at the score Willamette rolling opposition
and you1 see the answer without drawing picture.
Here's the 1e41 Bearcat record:
Willamette ST. College Of Idaho O..
Willamette s. Portland Z. o.
Willamette as IAnfeld o.
Now it happens h,tur.
Lutheran third College of Idaho nrr., N ON
the picture in direct comparative score basis
The Luhersns beat Gonzaga 1918 September a. That same
night Willamette annhated College Of Idaho $40 Tn, n.xt ~,,s
College Of Idaho lost to Conzaga,
Get the point:
That's comparative avoring wsm.tt. nv Is point.
That's the Spec wants IL That. vhv
pouring it his opponents
All the national publicity which Lutheran gained hast fail
and early this year has made the Salem green envy
hyre out 10 show by figures that Willamette kngpn
Northwest small colleges ~ = =
Meanwhile sidelners Northwest conference. mem.
bers like those scores Willamette running up on them
Wendtchee in the CrossStote Leooue?
on the prep football 'front.' Cross State league schools
are wondering If Wenatchee still considers the invitation
which was extended to them back in 1887 valid bid to
Right Apple thing In tn. stat.
Entrance into the circuit
An eght-team loop at Bremeoa give
side three teams.
Wenachee victory wspato coming heel. Of
$50 verdict Yakima establishes the Painters ranking
Eastern Washington
And you seagus went and b..d
Wenatchees victory over Yakima by hre. points
Perhaps h looking for Thanksgiving Day
opponent Well the Gu rest way unbeasn
And suppose Wenatchee does the
That's easyheres day battle with
billing as 'the state championship game"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-14

You help yourself ~hsa you buy
u. .. Defenss Boncs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
NAzI BOMBERS HIT
At RUSSIAN PORT

Continued from Page One)
tillery had succeeded in knocking
out vital forts in the Russian de-
Tense lines.
German troops at the same time
were understood to be preparing
for huge new assault on the Rus
sian capital at Moscow, with Red
Army sources describing a series
Of test attacks all along the
front Russians said small Ger
man scouting parties attacked at
a score Of points yesterday. ap-
parently testing the strength of
the defenders and heavy rein
foreesnents Of Nazis are said to be
taking np positions along the
whole front
SaaHdeas said Russian reinforce
meftS, also are being pulled up to
meet aIay German effort to storm
through the Red lines.
Tuia. 100 miles to the south of
the capital. was said to be bearing
the brunt of present German ac-
tivitieS. but Moscow declared the
Eazis have been hurled back from
one to tv9 miles at some points
near there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
RAYBURN HEARD ON
NEUTRALITY BILL

fConiinnei from Page Onel
time for the vote. but in most
cases il is apparent his plea has
been ignored. Two congressmen
in Los Angeles. have explained
they are unable to get seats on a
plane to return to the capital
Both the. chief executive and
Secretary OF State Cordell Hull
threw their weight into the strug-
Gle for passage Of the neutrality
revision this morning. President
Roosevelt talking with Rep.
Joseph E Casey of Massachusetts.
said TO have planned a New Eng
land revolt against the admins
ration Hull conferred with Rep
Martin Dyes of Texas.
Speaker Rayburn, in predict
Ing an administration victory for
the bin. limited to newsmen that
hackers Of the measure may have
something up their sleeves to
spring at the last minute. Some
observers felt it is possible that
The administration is willing to
give assurance of legislative ac-
lion against strikers. II the waver-
ing element in the house is willing
10 support the neutrality change.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF MRS. CALVERT
FoRpER LOCAL RESIDENT.
DAUGHTER OF LATE
c. C. sYMoNETTE

Mrs Hazel Symonette Calvert
passed away on November IN
ST. Luke's hospital, Jackson
vile. after an illness of only a
few days.
Mrs Calvert is survived by
two sons, Richard and Joseph; a
twin brother, George Symonette
of Craig; another brother, Char
lie Symonette of Denville N. J.;
sisters, Mrs. w. D. Ley of Mi
ami. Mrs Joseph Baker of Pen
sacola and Mrs Dave cano OF
Smyrna, Ga
Mrs. tCaIyert was a daughter
of the late Clarence C. Sym
onette having formerly resided
in KEY West. where she has num-
efous friends who win be ex-
ceedingiy grieved on learning of
her demise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-13
Enjoyable Dance
Last Night

Last nights dance at the USo-
noes club was wen attended
and every one enjoyed dancing
10 The music of the La Concha
Orchestra.
Mr. Trent. YMcA representa-
live. was resent. accompanied
~ Mrs. Trent.
Frank Russo. USA, acted as
MISTER Of ceremonies in place of
Happy Keeton. whose throat, as
Russo explained. was a little
hcarse; probably from sleeping
IN TIE barn last night.
Many took part in the conea
and Edna Suarcz sang one Of the
popular melodies.
Refreshments were served by
members Of the Catholic Daugh-
terx.