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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Tacoma Youth
Wins High Honors

Appointment Of Woodrow
strandberg. summa cum iaude
graduate q Harvard university on
June 10. 70 a position - associate
professor Of research At Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology
uas learned BY his relatives IN Ia
coma Monday.
Strandberg. still only - years
old. was the vaiedictorian Of his
class At Lincoln high school four
years ago and began his work at
Harvard On a scholarship won
then. He ~ the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm strandberg Of 4s24
SO. I 81.
Aajoring in the engineering SCI
ences. the Tacoma youth finished
his Harvard career with election
20 Phi Beta Kappa. and won the
Bowditch and Bright scholarship
and Detur prize. He was treas
ufer Of the Engineering society
and rowed on the house crew OF
Dunster house where he lived.
His mother and youngest sister,
Miss Grace r. Strandberg, have
been In the East for his commence
ment. Two other sisters are Mrs.
Donald A. Compton Of Tacoma
and Mrs. Frank A Pellegrtni o
Seattle.
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Wednesday at 3 o'clock at HIS
funeral home with Rev. Philip
Raymond officiating. Cremation
will follow
Mrs. Webb, a native Of Mime
sofa. came here % years ago from
Alaska where she had lived for 10
years. She was a member of the
Methodist church and Schuyler
Colfax lodge No. IL. Rebekahs.
Surviving are her husband. John
A: a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith,
In Minnesota; a brother. William
II. DAVIS, in Minnesota: an adopted
son. George STAIRS Of Tacoma and
two cousins. Mrs. E. l. Heath Of
Puyallup. and Mrs. Walter Bodies
of Tacoma.
Vacation Bible school at I'm
manuel Lutheran church went into
its last week Monday morning and
will close with a lesson and picnic
Friday, according to Rev. Theo-
dore Brakeman. pastor of the
church.
Thursday evening the jolly jun
Tors club of Emmanuel church will
meet for mission study and an
outing at wildwood park. The
gathering is scheduled for 7
o'clock and cars will leave the
parsonage at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Five Motorists
Held by Police

Three motorists were arrested
over the week end for drunken
driving and two for reckless driv-
ing. police said Monday.
Harry Bensen. 5. soldier. and
Abe Pennington. Of s541 SO. L st.
were booked Saturday. Bensen at
asa st and Pacific ave. and Pen
nington at seth and So. L st. Both
were said 10 Be without driver
licenses
The pair were held on drunken
driving charges. together with
Chester Barr. "a. who was ar
rested at Sis a. m. Sunday after
his automobile struck a bulkhead
near a service station at saith
81. and Pacific ave.
The two arrested for reckless
driving were Harold Lidren. Of
1915 So. Yakima ave. and orthal
Pickett. Lidren was taken into
custody Saturday after repeatedly
driving IS miles per hour from
4sth st. To seth St on Pacific ave.
Pickett was arrested at 10th and
Pacific after he almost struck an
elderly woman at 9th and Com
merce SITS, police said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Clothes From Line
And Cow Are Stolen

A large assortment Of newly
washed clothes was reported stolen
from her front porch Friday night,
according to Mrs. Robert Pesusich,
Of 1854 So. Sheridan ave. She dis
covered the loss when she went out
to take the clothes from the line.
w. NJ. Beardemphl. of 726 Ea.
Gath st. reported that his COW. a
two-year-old heifer, red and white
with long horns. was stolen from
a vacant lot near his home Friday
night. He said that about p. m.
two men in a blue sedan stopped
near the lot, and that about IL
p. m. a truck drove up. but he at
tached no significance to either of
the visits.
The owner reported that it was
the second cow stolen from him.
The other theft occurred last year
about this time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

The Langs now make their home
in Beverly Hills. Calf. Lang re
Gently finished making a feature
length film. sun Valley Seren-
ade." and since has completed a
four-reel picture on skiing for the
government.
Among "a boys and girls in the
state 10 compete at Seattle July
for title Of safe driving champion
Of the state are Eugene Dugaw.
5O4 Ia. 3oth st. Earl n. Dryden.
Route 4. Box 343. and Dwight p.
Howell. IT.. 1902 No. Anderson st.
The contest is one Of so held
simultaneously in as many cities IN
the country and sponsored by the
Ford Good Drivers league.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Crippen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon shields have
returned from a 12.500-mile trip
by air that took them 10 Mexico
City. Guatemala, Panama and Mi
ami Beach. Fla. among other cit
les. the past three weeks
Frank j. Walsh. industrial en-
gineer Of the Tacoma Chamber of
Commerce staff, has returned from
a vacation trip which took him and
Mrs. Walsh into the hot Nevada
climate.
Bob Love arrived back at his
family's home at Lake Steilacoom
Sunday from Palo Alto where last
week he was graduated from STAN
ford university
Bob Richards, Tacoma Times
staff photographer, and Turner
Richards studio organization men,
Der, left by plane Saturday night
for a short business trip to Los
Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Christian Churches
Sponsoring Camp

A summer conference camp for
intermediate boys and girls will
be held at Camp Seymour, Glen
Cove. June 81 TO July 1. The camp
is sponsored by the Christian
churches of Tacoma and is open
to boys and girls of junior high
age. The entire program is built
around the idea of an ocean
cruise.
The conference will be divided
into five ship groups. each with
its captain and other officers
Activities will include such items
as craftsmanship. worship, fun
ship, musicship, stewardship and
shipmate meetings. Rev. Carl A.
johnson, pastor of the First Chris
tan church, will be commander of
the fleet" during the five-day
cruise.
Staff officers will include Rev.
Earl Seitz of Pine Street Christian
church, Rev. and Mrs. Percy Fur
geson of Port Orchard, Rev. and
Mrs. Carl Johnson of First church,
Rev. and Mrs. Burton Thurston of
Lincoln Park, Rev. Fred Opper-
man of Bremerton. Mesdames
Velma Hill, Gladys Hagen, Mary
Russell and Mary Smith. Rev.
Myron Willard of First church will
serve as lieutenant.
Mrs. C. McMaster will have
charge Of the kitchen assisted by
a group of church women and
young people. The young people
will leave the Sixth Avenue ferry
dock at $50 Friday morning and
return to the city on July LIST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Wife Of Puyallup
Physician Injured

Mrs. Carl Scheyer, rs. wife OF a
Puyallup physician, suffered an
ankle injury in an automobile
accident Sunday night at 34th st.
and Portland ave.
She was a passenger in a car
driven by her husband, which was
struck by the automobile of Elmer
Evenger. %. of 2214 Ea. 37th st,
who was held for investigation
and then released on his personal
recognizance.
In an accident Saturday after
noon at So. 21st and L SITS, Miss
Ella May Anderson. is, of Washou-
gal. Wash. injured when an auto
mobile driven by her brother, Mel
win ", %, of Vail. Wash. was
struck by the car of Arvin n.
Peterson. 80. of 2527lz So. J st.
She was taken to ST. Joseph's hos
pital. Peterson was booked for
investigation and later released.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
0rting Mayor Elected Legion Post
Leader; Campbell in Second Place

treasurer and various committee
men. win be filled e TIE posts
first July meeting
Beset By internal convennoh
coalitions at yakima. Lions dele
gate Alex Smith-Orting candi-
date for state representative last
fall-held firm 70 cast a decisive
ballot Saturday for Wilbur zun-
del. Of Seattle, new Lions presi-
dent Of Washington. Northern Ida
no and British Columbia.
Zundel. busy lawyer, acknowi-
edged appreciation for Smiths en-
thusiasm at the yearly conventions
by setting an early date this fall
for his official visit to the orting
club.
Two unreported windfall cedar
trees that wrecked his car IN
Naches pass failed to sway Smith
in his determination 10 go on TO
take active part in the annual con-
elave.
Among visitors at the Oscar
Jensen home in Orting Sunday
were Robert Stobb and Howard
Silver, of Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

of such stripping through his COM
pany.
Preus came TO Tacoma first
about 1926 while engaged in out
door advertising business. Ere
quenly a visitor here. he came TO
Falkland Lutheran college. an in
stitution which his father, DR.. c.
X. Preus, helped to found here in
1896.
Paul helped to raise the funds
which erected the new library
building at PIC, and handled
many of the business details con-
nected with its construction.
Although his special training had
been in financial affairs. Preus had
given many years to promotion Of
highway safety marking. a field
that took him into almost every
state OF the union and gave him a
personal record Of nearly 20 trans
continental motor trips. He drove
his car on almost every Trip ne
made, long or short
Il was on such = trip back east
last winter that he suffered a
severe attack OF influenza which,
following his strenuous fall pO-
litical campaign. helped 70 bring
on the heart ailment which brought
his untimely death.
He leaves his wife. Alberta; one
son. Paul X; three daughters,
Mary Louise. Priscilla and Mrs.
Stanley Dsri. Of Psrklsnd; two sis
tiers, Mrs. Henrietta Teisberg Of
Minneapolis. MINI. and Mrs ka-
thinka Stalland o. 81. Paul. MINI,
and four brothers. Hon Jacob A. o.
Preus. former governor Of Mime
sofa and now a resident Of High
land Park, III. and Drs- Herman
A. Of ST. Paul. MINI. Owe J. n.
Preus OF DEBORAH Iowa, and J. c.
Preus OF Minneapolis.
Buokley-King VIII announce the
funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
DIVORCE ACTIONS

A new divorce action was filed
with the county clerk Monday by
Beatrice against Ned r. Farrar,
charging burdensome hom life,
asking custody of two minor chill
dren and support money of $50
monthly. The Farrars were mar
ried Sept. Il, 1924, in Seattle.
Interlocutory DEGREES granted
were to Wilbur n. from Ruth Ste
vens, Roberta from Gerald Lewis
and George H. from Margaret z.
Shinn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

PUfAILUP-Rsv. Philip Graf.
pastor Of the First Baptist church
for the past two years. announced
Monday he viii preach his last
sermon here July 20. having been
called TO the paztorafe At South
Bend. Rev. walter ssdIer Of Oak
Lake Baptist church. Seattle. has
accepted the cail 70 the pulpit
here.
Following his completion Of the
present building program at the
local church. Rev. Graf win begin
= like project At South Bend.
Concerning the new Puyallup
church. Rev. Graf said brick work
viii b completed Monday and
that work is being pushed on the
inside finish. Philippine mahogany
pews are being constructed and Il
Il expected that the memorial and
other windows win be delivered by
July /.
First services viii be held IN the
new structure early in August
with the dedication some time In
september when II IL hoped the
church win have q new memorial
organ. When completed the value
of the church building win be
$4,000. Rev. Graf said. OF which
S1o.5oo has been expended in cash.
Volunteer labor has amounted TO
about $500 % far and the saw
inEs in purchases and from gifts
has amounted TO approximately
another 81. 500.
Puyaliup Preschooi association
win hold its annual picnic We'd
nesday AZ sievert's on Surprise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Rev. Philip Graf Leaving
Passionate in Puyallup
Dovid Goodner Posses at Age Of 70;
Rites Wednesday for Mrs. Anna Webb

home Of Ms. Robert Mckay a.
1870. Those desiring transporta-
ton are requested to call Mrs. c.
r. Doraa. Mrs. Chester Palmer Il
in charge Of food and IL being
assisted by Mrs. James cowan and
Ms. Robert Vaughn.
David Goodner Passes
David Franklin coodner. rs. who
came here from Montana 81 years
ago. died Sunday At the family
home, $40 ". Main ave. He was
q member OF the Christian church
and Forest camp No. 5512. Modern
Woodmen Of the World. and re-
tired plasterer and brick mason.
Surviving are his wife. Sarah
Jane. with whom he recently cele-
brated ms 56th wedding anniver-
sary: two SONS. Ray and Earl Of
Puyallup: one daughter. Mrs.
veima Fletcher of Algona: two
brothers. b. II. Coodner IN Florida,
and Fred Goodner In Alberta. Can
ada; three sisters, Mrs. Laura
winsiow. Puyallup: Mrs. Clara
Mason. Florida, and Mrs. Maude
Moss. Minnesota: nine grandchil-
dren: five great grandchildren. and
= cousin. Dade Hoskins OF Puy-
allup.
Services will be held at Hills
funeral home Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock with Rev. Give Taylor
Burial viii be in
Woodbine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

Of Orting-Mayor ". ". Shook,
Arthur Lsndon, E. L. Bolton
Shook emerged winner.
Jack Campbell, insurance broker
is new senior vice commander.
and Robert Arndt junior vice
commander; Lyncieum and De
Witt, adjutant and sergeant-at-
arms; Roy Rodgers. service Of
ficer. o. II. Whitford is retiring
commander.
Other offices. including that of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Preus Dies Suddenly
TARTs ON PAGE ON E

to friends, that he would have
to take IT easy"
With his son in law, Stanley
Dahl, he came downtown only last
Friday and saw a few friends.
Sunday was a day for a family
gathering at the small Falkland
farm where the family lived. In
the morning Paul and his son. Paul.
IT., decided on a motor trip, with
Paul. jr., driving. They drove to
Morton and back. Preus declared
that he had enjoyed the trip. but
remarked that he felt little tired.
All members of the family had
gathered at the house during the
day and a few friends dropped in
early in the evening. But about s
O'Clock. Preus experienced another
attack. His physician was sum-
moned and although he and Miss
Mary Louise Preus, Paufs daugh-
ter. worked for three hours, death
proved the victor at lilo p. m.
Miss Preus, who Is graduate
nurse and member Of the Tacoma
General hospital staff. had been
with her father when he suffered
his first attack at Fresno.
Drove Self Relentlessly
Preus was conscious up TO the
last moment
A man Of tremendous energy
and vitality. he had driven himself
relentlessly in a combination of
political and business activity last
year.
Defeated by John NJ. Coffee in
his first race for congress in 1886.
Preus early in 1910 began a vigor-
GUS campaign. at first for his Re-
publican party to which he had
given many years of service. and
later 10 his own candidacy.
During the spring he made key
note speeches for the party at some
five or six Republican county con-
ventions and innumerable speeches
TO clubs and political groups
During this period he also as
sumed the duties OF president OF
Norwegian Aid. Inc. in Pierce
county and gave no little time TO
raising of funds for the relief Of
the nation from whence his ances-
tors came.
Aided Lutheran College
Too. he gave much time 10 sf-
fairs Of Pacific Lutheran college,
which he served many years as
financial agent. A great sports
fan. he followed closely the schools
athletic events.
Throughout this entire period he
made frequent motor trips into
California. Oregon, Idaho and east
en Washington in connection with
his own business. Prismo Pacific
Safety Co. through which he sup
piled a recently developed mate
rial composed Of a plastic paint
and tiny glass beads which pro-
yided virtually an illuminated
stripe AZ night Western states
had been buying hundreds Of miles
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
CELEBRATED TOO EARLY

Police arrested Gordon Harder,
10. of s12 No. State st, at 18th
and Broadway Sunday at $40 a.
m. on a disorderly conduct charge.
Harder repeatedly was eelebrat-
ing the Fourth Of July premature
ly. throwing lighted firecrackers
from his automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
Bump" in Bonneville Power
Line Strikes Seattle Hard

when the ALCOA load suddenly
dropped off the line while Tacoma
and the Bonneville system were
connected. Some damage was
caused here but the circuit was
quickly restored with only mo-
mentary disruption of industrial
services here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24
CITY GETS GAS MONEY

Allot~nent Of S23,456.55 from
state gas tax funds for April was
received by the city Monday,
Works Commissioner A. r. Ber-
gersen informed the city council.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

SEATTLE-A power failure
that extended over scattered por-
tons of the city and shut off five
radio stations for more than an
hour prompted a study today Of
the Bonneville grid system
c. F. Terrell. operating man.
ager of the Puget Sound Power
a. Light Co.. said large quantity
of electrical energy used at the
Vancouver, Wash. plant of Alum
mum Corporation Of America
dropped off suddenly.
About $4,000 kilowatts charged
through the Bonneville grid. with
which the power firm has an in
direct connection. The excessive
load. reaching the Puget Sound
firms main Seattle receiving sta
ton, burned out two breakers and
threw several others before the
Bonneville dam governors could
act.
Bus schedules on the affected
lines were halted: radio stations
suddenly left the air, and theaters
were darkened. Damage to power
equipment. company officials said,
would reach many thousands Of
dollars"
Tacoma was not affected by the
bump" on the Bonneville grid
which caused damage in Seattle
Sunday. city light engineers said
here Monday.
The Tacoma connection with
Bonneville was broken by Bonnie
vile a few weeks ago TO permit
greater power. supply to Bonnie
vile from the Seattle city system,
and Is not due to be re-established
until fall when the Grand Coulee
power becomes available to the
big federal grid.
Tacoma experienced a similar
power failure a few months ago
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

oRTIN6 - o. three candidates
for commander Of Joseph Z. John
son american Legionl post 167,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-24

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
Webb. II, who died Saturday at
Tacoma hospital, viii be held
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II RES MORE ABOUT
Main Street

STARTS ON PAGE ONE
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Puyallup Preschooi association
win hold its annual picnic We'd
nesday Al sievert's on Surprise
lake. Cam viii leave from the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-10

HORSES ron sALE-ss. GisH
TibbittA Gulf Gas station. cor. 8.
Huron and Monros. Phone 1915
TEAM 1000 lbs. Also small team
Cheap. Shell Gas Station. Huron
River Drive and Joy Road. DeK-
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The d
Merchandise
Household Furnishings

Low PRlCES-on Gold Seal Rugs
and ward goods. Fast Side Furni-
ture. 500 4. Michigan. Pm. 1929.
HOUSEHOLD furniture. 1909 5.
Congress.
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USED GRAND PIANO-in AL con-
dition, only s229. Grinnell Bros.
80 w Michigan.
FOR YOUR fayorite records and
sheet music see Carty's. goa
Pearl. Phone l0QO-W.
1T rs AI.AtOST impossible 20 evade
Opportunity n n reads the
Classified ads regularly.
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Houses

MIST sELL-at once new modern
house on limerick -. or Will take
trade and cash for my equity,
l--n Ernaa. phnne ILL
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Business Services

Business Services offered
SEWING MISUNDERSTANDING. All
makes. Work guaranteed. Singer
Shop, 81 y. Huron, Phone s42-W.
MILFORD OsBURN- a%uctioneer.
500 Sweet Road. Phone i33l-M.
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Business Services

Business Services offered
ROOFING-new applied or old re-
paired. Fave trough. furnace work.
Shauan Roofing Co. Pm. 924-M
MOTORS@repairs. rewinds. Electric
Motor shop. 10 S. Huron.
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Trucks for Sale
Live Stock and Poultry

1895 FoRu DUMP TRUcK-t.sI
L. @. wIEDMAN AUTO co.
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Merchandise
Musical Equipment
sand and Gravel

SPINET PlANO-slightly used VIII
sacrifice. Terms s02 Z. Michigan.
Phone SIS
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Wearing Apparel
Musical Equipment

BARGAlNS-in used clothing. mems
women's. children's. 405 W. Mich
igan. Phone la3h-M
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For Sale Real Estate
EARL l.
10 Pearl Phone 1854

INSURANCE OF al kinds in honor
able Stock Companies
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING THE ron
NHAHIN0 CLAIMS

A1AAAAG SAAAhD
STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tn. Pro-
bate Court for the County Of wssh-
tenaw.
Al a session Of said Court. held
At the Probate office IN the City Of
the 2sth day OF January A. D. 1871.
Present. Honorable Jay q. Prey.
Judge or Probate.
In ,hs Matter q the Estst. Of
IL appearing TO the Court that the
time for presentation Of claims
against said estate should be limit
ed, and that a time and place be ap-
pointed 70 receive, eNamins and ad-
Just all claims and demands against
ssld deceased by and before said
Court.
II is Ordered. That creditors OF
a deceased are required 70 pre-
sent their claims 10 said Court at
ith day OF April a. p. 1871. at ten
o'clock In the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
for the examination and adjustment
OF all claims and demands against
II Is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publi-
cation OF a copy Of this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day Of hearing in the Ypsi-
iniAAA GdtAE 3H - Nv DhR~
printed and circulated in said Coun-
JAY O. PRAY. Judge OF Pro-
bate.
Adv. i-?i7
AssEssMEHr ROLL NO. "a
Tor Extension OF Sanitary Sewer In
Prospect Street 20 Sewer Lot ia
Prospect Park subdivtsion
Undated
The North SIS Of the Souti 49,
s. Of lands next North Of the PAL
ma Subdivision. on the East side
OF Prospect Street.
owner; Maieitzke
sb.5' I'LL f7s70
Lot IH Prospect Park Subdivision
Owner: Howard Jones. 100 W.
Cross St. Ypsllsuti, Michigan
$50 a il.t1 si.o5
Said assessments 10 he divided IN
10 ten equal payments, one due each
year plus 4 per cent interest on all
deferred payments.
Further. The Common Council will
meet ~ an adjourned meeting OF TIE
Council at Council Hall on TUESDAY.
February IL. 1871. AZ 1870 o'clock
p. m. 10 hear objections 20 said as
sess ments
signed H.. e. Holmes.
city Clerk
Adv sf0
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Gov. Sprague
Goes PICKING

CORVALLIS, Oregon - Oregon
State colleges football team. west
coast Rose bowl representative,
will become the nations team
after the New Years day game.
Gov. Charles A. sprague predicted
today.
Addressing a breakfast gather
ing Of $50 Albany and Corvallis
supporters, Sprague praised the
team for its fine sportsmanship
and ability TO come from behind.
not only against Oregon but over
the predictions Of the preseason
football dopesters.
Il know can speak for
the entire state In saying that
u IL behind the team and will
push II 10 victory over Duke
at Pasadena" the governor
said.
Coach Lon Stiner. in brief
answer, said full credit for the
successful season must go TO the
players. He said coaches used
essentially the same plays year
after year and these boys are
what made the difference"