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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Women
Set Pin High

A new team high for the season
was held by Altoona today in the
Ladies Major League after last
nights rolling at Dexter Recrea-
ton.
Altoona, in third place, strung
games of -932-934 for 2749.
winning three games from Del
Mar and topping the previous high
of 2728 held by Enterprise. Ger
trude Schuster. Altoona leadoff, had
201-194-202 for 597 to lead her
team, followed by Pat Jones SIS
and Elenore Koepke's 542. Ann
Greenwells 545 was high for Del
Mar. which rolled 1856.
Olympic. meanwhile, added two
games TO its lead by taking a pair
from Schmidt. 255 to 246S, as Elk
hardt and Becker was losing twice
to Palace though ouUolling the
latter. 2481 to\2653>@0
Enterprise. paced by Marie
Shamlock's SIS, blanked Twenty
Grand, 1855 to 2156. In other
matches. Rainbow took the odd
game from West Detroit, 1850 to
223l. and Kinney captured two
from Chene-Trombly, 1898 to 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Zion S 6S6 Total
C|oseGdp
In Averages
STANDINGS

Frank Zion is closing the gap on
Fred Wolf in their race for high
individual honors of the Chrysler
All-Star League.
Shooting a CSC series for the
second straight week last night at
Palace Recreation. Zion boosted
his average to 20794 for AZ games.
Wolf toppled 5SS, losing a point to
20S9S for 45 games. lions games
We're 225-247-214.
Wolf S team. Chrysler Super
finishers, however, tied Plymouth
for first place in the standings by
winning twice over De Soto, 1884
TO 1899. Joe Plappert'S 648 and
Jim Glidden's GIL paced the win
ners as Curly Casburn hit 65S for
the losers.
Plymouth, caught in a slump,
dropped a pair to Chrysler Serv-
ice. 1929 to 2S47. Service had two
big men, John Lackner with Cos
and Walt Pierce with 642. The
deliable Chef Bukowski paced
/ Plymouth with COS.
With Zion leading the way
Highland Park Engineering ran
off with high team honors, spilline
/ 957-1113-989 for 3059. winning all
three from Kerchevals 2682. Art
Knecht aided with 626. Treffly
Bedard had 2f8 and Zion 247 in
the big middle game, fourth best
of the season.
4 Only some hard luck kept Hank
Nosakowski of Dodge Steel from
rolling a 700 series. as he led in.
dividuais for the night with 227'
257-212 for 696 His team, how.
ever, dropped two to Dodge Forge
1888 to 27S2, Yves Bartholomew
leading the latter with els.
Ralph Gendernelle's GAS anC
Linton Todd's 639 helped Dodge
Truck pile up 1867, but it lost
twice 10 Dodge Luxury's 1885
Tiny Polens shot Gal for the latter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
ALL ARE STRONG

ANY one Of the four Class A
uulntets billed. all rolling al 9:45
Sunday. is capable of knocking
Oldbru down the ladder They arc
George Bryant's Schmidt an d
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola and Her
man Bengell's two fives, Norge
and Marygrove Sales.
The heaviest splitting, as usual
will take place in the two lower
divisions. az fives being listed in
Glass F and AZ in Class d. Class
c will have II firing away. while
Is will have their fling in Glass b.
Four of the West Fort League
teams should crash among the
Class 3 select with Dorninick Maj
feo's Melotu. Johnny Paychecks
Holbrook. Archie Fiorenzi's Fort
boulevard Recreation and Edward
Gilson's Auto Five present. Frank
Alberts' r. e. s. from the Flint
All-Star also may have something
10 say. Ted Rebain's Vernors will
bear watching Sunday.
United Auto Workers tC1O)
Local No. 7 of Chrysler-Jefferson
and Kercheval plants will dominate
three squads Sunday. With six ex-
captions they are all of Glass +
average. State Fair Recreation
House League also will take over
3 full shift.
Besides Flint there will be teams
Arom Saginaw, Plymouth, Port
Huron. Trenton. Lincoln Park,
Owossa, Ecorse. Wayne and Dear
born in action both days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16

Bout david Boxer, Jewish Com
munity Center, vs.. Bob Nelson, AnnuH-
citation, l12 pounds
Bout -Widmer Londo. Holy Redeenler.
VS.. James Eichelberger. Ecorse Boys Cluo.
lis pounds.
Bout 3-Jamrs Pankey. Chevrolet vs..
Cedrick Flournory, Brewster. l26 POUNDS.
Bout 4-t;eorGe Leupnas Blessed Sacrs-
ment. vs.. Tom Flynn. Holy Redeemer, i35
pounds
Bout 5-Chuok Paddocks. Ecorse Boys
Club. vs.. William Abromaitis, Blessed
Sacrament. 147 pounds.
Bout eddie Green, Allen, vs.. James
Ray, Brewster, go pounds.
Bout Mike Roman. Chevrolet. vs.
Mitchell Stcfanski. Franklin Settlement,
IFS pounds.
Bout s-Lorenzo Ross. Allen, vs. James
Tucker Allen. heavyweiehts.
OPEN CLASS
Bout e-James Turner, Brewster vs..
Alfred Brown. Brewster, heavyweghts
Bout l0-Tom Plesha. Briggs, VS.. John
OIL Den. Brewster, 175 pounds.
Bout 1i--George Mericka Hudson. Vs
Charlie Hayes, Chevrolet, 100 pounds.
Bout William Grier. Brewster, vs..
o. Neil Bell, Allen, 147 pounds.
Bout 13-Prisco Nardone. Briggs, vs.
Sivio Massetti. Dearborn Boys Club, i3J
pounds.
Bout 14-Arthur Price, Brewster. vs..
Richard Garcia, Chevrolet, 1875 pounds.
Bout Is Pete Hawryl. Briggs. VS.. John
Rivers. Brewster, lis pounds.
Bout I6-Frank Cicala. Chevrolet, vs..
Al Ellis. Chevrolet, liS pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
He's Willing
Hauerford Mentor Would
Accept Brown Job

HAVERFORD. Pa. Jan. 10
Roy Red" Randall, football coach
at Haverford College, said he has
not been approached directly. but
would be in a receptive mood to
any offer TO succeed De Ormond
(Tuss) McLaughry as head foot
ball coach at Brown University.
Randall was graduated from
Brown in 1923 and was a member
of the 1926 Bruin Iron Man"
eleven turned out by McLaughry.
He has been grid coach at this
Quaker college for the past eight
years, turning in a record of APP
proximately $3.50 in wins and
losses. Previously, he was coach
at the University of Virginia for
five years.
Randall. Sc, is a native of Brock
ton. Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Western " Natators
Take on Champions

Aquatic teams of the Western
y. NJ. c. A. of Detroit and Hunt
ington Qnd), will be pitted
against each other at the Western
" tomorrow night in a match
which may point 10 the national
Y. NJ. c. A. championship team for
1941 Huntington won the national
crown last year at Boston, but
Western made a strong showing
and recently has added several
stars which makes it serious
threat this year at Fort Wayne,
Ind, April 1919.
Among the new recruits expected
TO bolster the Western team are
Al Czynal. Ziggie Indyke. Dave
PuShman, Joe Mracna, John Wer-
ner. Ray Nundro,. Bob AShe- and
Ray Bango.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
CaWthon 10 Confer
With Eagles Owners

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-GNS)-
Owners Bert Bell and Art Rooney
of the Philadelphia Eagles of the
National Professional + o OF b al /
League were to confer in Chicago
today with Pete Cawthon. former
Texas Tech grid coach who is re-
ported 10 have the inside track TO
the Job of coaching the Eagles.
Beft and Rooney talked With
Cawthon last week in the East
but no agreement was reached and
Cawthon asked for time TO think
II over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
SATURDAY
WEST FORT LEAGUE squAn


:30-ClAss B-R. S. Shoes. Flint
C7rtol Au-S1ar. Frank AIberts; West
Port Meio;ti Bros. Dominick Maffeo;
Hoibrook Used Cars. John Psyeheck Fort
Blvd. aRec.. Archie Fiorenzi: Auto Bar.
Edward ellison. Class C-Proeressive
insn. Dexter House. Dave Diamond: Gf-
les and Wallet. bet. Architectural r. L.
Toward. .Chevrolet-Grey Iron office. sag.
paw Hrgndry. Clarence Kruger. Glass n
Vest Fcrt-sehmidts. BIZ Zemnickat; DE
CAST. Iernsted White, orvine McQuade
b-Deiroii stoksr. Peter HnRth.
/. ,cnolss Bayer; Clas. DR.. c Mahon
taeue Doors. o. Prmeau shee, Metal.
tstn Tack; Airsttsam--C Chr. Twilight.
se~el Iron, Iron; Class I-unian Invest.
fhaneuf. No /. Henry Jsnkowsky. No.
william McCisnand; No. (. s. n Hop
nsi Drafting r. c. Mshon Richard
-ensei; Delivery. Fisher Eng. y. Gnu
"a. Physical. Ford Lab. Ted Operhsn.
e:oo--6lsss o-Daisy Air Rifle. Plym-
fatkyiew Rec. a krizmsn Raeoons,
charts Tavern. Port Huron. Walter Jar
iaEs y Owen DAILY Prod. Lincoln PARK
AZ. John cortese Bowmsn's. Edison
-rerat1rs Trenton. Glenn Buwman: Doug
On Kelly No. J. Firemens ". side r.
Ikins, Miller Undertakers, St, STAINS
gs. \ Miller; Class E-West Side Mkt
int Merchants L. Scott National Joe
rreca Crihmer. Ford Power. S.--Ren-
~ Hart Club, Post oigcs, Courtney
art.
sIS-Ciass B-BudweIser. Travelling.
ernie BoHe Rainbow Tavern. Port Huron
fty. John Fellows. Class C-Faygo. r
arreu T Cunlon; Class D-OaKwoud
Cleaners. Ecorse TED Pucketf. Ksczarow-
81 Eortitisn. 81. Fiorsn p Bsrwick.
"a Service Wayne Friendship. Richard
N8vsu. Miller Cndertszsr. - Florian.
william H8jnsr Assembly Mcromatle.
Steve Spanos: New FairvIeV Re Junior
house Lou Stroster Polish Tark St.
Floran. Anthony KasperoBicz. Class -
Bushirgs. Federal NoEul Leonard Bias
set. Trim MoldinE, Ternstedt Grey Jsck
Kenney.
e. 10.SO-fIs~ B-Eastern Market House
10. B. George Hiiebay. GfHWs Beverages
Cnscolenda X Hi Dodge k1rss Ken
Hiu. Class C--Whits Tower Cleaners kers
ghevaI. Pred Anders Dept - co IscsI
~. g Shensnsky, Chene-T r0mtv ~. s.
yn0uth F10at. l. Stec. 30 TO- B1ule-
Yard Garage Ford Tool Die Benny
Pontons Class D-Klnsey's lnn OVcssa
House. Diek Bokros. Prsduciion. Micro
matte. Steve spsnoss NifFe 3 Bar. 81
-asinir House. Leo Novas Gas y
4llman Ave- Oct. Creamsry. Harold
-asseimsr. No. .. Gabriel stsel LORENZO
sesiof.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Buddy Bder loses
Decision 10 Blunt

OAKLAND. Cal, Jan. 10
GNS)--Buddy Baer'S hopes of a
championship bout with Joe Louis
were DINNER than ever today
after Eddie Blunt, New York
Negro heavyweight won a sur
prising decision from him at 10
rounds in Oakland Auditorium.
Only the sixth and tenth rounds
were in Baer'S favor Blunt took
the rest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
; Sweeps Marks
Are Threatened
. This Weekend
BY HAROLD KAHL

Leaders in three of the five
classes in the ninth annual Detroit
Times Sweepstakes viii be threat
cned when l32 more bowling teams
have their innings at Imperial
Recreation in the General Motors
building Saturday and Sunday
. They are Art Burkhardts Oldbru
with 2S45 in Class A. Frank Door
ing's Hicks Stays of SpringwellS
with 1884 in Class d and Floyd
Schenkels Goebel with 1925 in
Glass Z. The 2995 of Ed SchultheiS
Five in Class c and the 2977 Of
Steve kowalczyk's Woody Pontiac
in Class B are going TO DC hard TO
heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Two White Sox UNSIGNED

CHICAGO, Jan. l6--INSl =
Chicago White Sox roster was only
two short of completion today,
relief pitchers Clint Brown and
Pete Appleton being the only I'M
signed members of the club Joe
Haynes, pitcher bought from Wash
ington during the off-season, and
Larry Rosenthal. veteran utility
outfielder, We're the latest to sign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Capture
NIGHT Hockey Game

Americans won from Siebert-
Wells. 80, in a class AA hockey
contest of the Detroit Night
Hockey League last night at
Mack Park. In Glass A games,
Waditan beat Nash-Mack, 4-2. and
Callahan BANKED Cardinals, 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
; Night Puck Loop
Games Set Toniqht

The clash between Briggs and
Marines will headline the Detroit
Night Hockey Leagues three
game Class A program in Mack
Park at 9 o'clock tonight. Others
pair: Nash-Mack and Cardinals at
7:30; Indians and Spitfires at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Cortez, WslIick TO Meet

Ricardo Cortez and Leo Wallick
will tangle in a junior heavy
weight championship match to top
Mondays wrestling card in the
Arena Gardens. Russell will meet
Bull Montana in another bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Delay ~ Swim Meet

An invitational swimming meet
scheduled for Hannah Y. M. c. A.
tomorrow. has been postponed
until January "a. All " branches
in the city are expected to be en-
tered in the meet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
JUNIOR BUYS HoTsY-ToTsY

II was announced at the meet
ing that Gar Wood Jr.. who en-
tered the Gold Cup ranks for the
first time last year with Tinker
Toy. had purchased Hotsy- Totsy
III from Allen in order to obtain
her supercharged Wright motor
Allen said he would build a new
boat using another Wright motor
which he has purchased from the
widow of Vic Kliesrath, former
Gold Cup winner.
Twelve boats are expected to
race in Detroit this year. In addi-
tion TO the entries of Wood, Men
delson Allen and Dodge there are
promises from Ernest Chase Of
Baltimore who is buying Jack
Rutherford's Juno, Harold Wilson's
Miss Canada. Bill Cantrelrs Why
not, Lou Fageops So Long, NJ. ].
Copper's Mercury and George Can
mons Gray Goose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Gold Cup
Rescued
by Dodge
ID From LIST Sport Page)

Continued From LIST Sport Page
the race this year will follow a
course. in Detroit from a point
above the Belle Isle Bridge to a
spot just about opposite the Edison
Boat Club. off the head of Belle
Isle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16


and his staff
Tomorrow will be the big day.
For the novices. in particular. 1t
is most important The next tour
nament they enter they will be
listed as open boys, They aremost
anxious to move ahead into the
tougher division with title.
CLASSY NOVICES
The Diamond Belt never has
offered eight such fine novice
bouts as will be seen tomorrow
night. In the 147-pound class,
Chuck Paddock of Ecorse Boys
Club will face William AbromaitiS
of Blessed Sacrament. Both are
fine boys to be competing in the
novice division. Tom Flynn of
Holy Redeemer is slated to oppose
George Loupinas of Blessed Sac
rament in another battle that
should show that hard hitting
can put on one OF
the best fights in any weight class.
There will be 16 fights on the
two in each weight class,
one open and one novice. Seats
are available at the Detroit Times
and the Olympia. Ringside and
center arena seats are S1.10. The
side and end arena seats are 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
IAM-CIO LOCAL No.
GHRN SiIR-kERC HENAI sat Al

a.i5-t lass A-DefrON Times Ail-Sfaf
Classic -Schmidts Beer George BRYANT.
Detroit Coca Cola. Henry EhrIe, Soase
Mar grove Sales. Grancmont House Her
man BenEel. Norge Bollatora Greater
Detroit. Herman Bengell. Class B-chers-
Tfanbiy No !. travelling. J Kowalskl
Koppitz. 'Klee's House John Hansen Class
D--Windcords W. Wason; Panelers
Gudobbo. Metal Shop. A. Lesley First
Assembly. NJ Kaleel; Csston. +. Time
Class Trim. X. Braun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Port Huron Better
Menace to Hayes
Continued From LIST Sport Page)
Following are pairings:
NOVICE DIVISION

thorough physical and the entire balcony is
nation by Dr. A. r. Hackett reserved at "A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
CHRY ER-JEFFERsON SoI'AD
UAN-CIO LOCAL No. :
CHRlSIE -kERC HENAI ~OJAD

I'5U-tIass U-AU sum a IeHaFCI'
PAD No J. T McGlsnc. KICK Pads =
Beattie. Material No. !. @. scopas. MauI-
derE o Faux. Paint. r. Zu.nsky Pads-
Panels 3. Brnsnan. Side Panels. G Water
man. Trim No. !. N. Polansky. los Trim
L Mnnds- Maldtrra. NLnrent L-LrazL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-16
Times Sweepstakes Schedule
SUNDAY

1880 a. m.-Class B--Breitmeyer's Bar.
Mach Blvd. House. George Bertges; Glass
Bred Indian on, state FAIR House. Har-
Old sampson; Roamers, H. p. House,
Fritz Sehlosser: Shafts. Burroughs Adj.
Walter Schultz; Timber Cadillac JAW,
Anton Sommer Jr- Leichtman's. West End
E re, 81 81 Jeis Madarast; Dept. 81, UAW-
Dickson No. 80, Jr. order United Amer
Mech, Dearborn Adolph Litogut; Dies,
Oct Moulding. George wilson, Class =
Rangemen, Customers Service. r Brooks
Como Bros, =. o. Mailing Grant Getty:
McLenon,s, Trenton Edison Operators.
Charles McLenon.
i2;45-Clax c Templates. Fisher Body
a. August Jacobson. Turners--American
Legion Howard Harms: Krecke Five. Tom
Lekich Krecke Five. F. Krecke, Class u
-NaEontrs' Undertakes. c Wagner:
Doc sehoman's cafe. ST. Josaphat A
Dehring; Elgin Cafe No. !, P. o. Mailing.
John Ferko; Class E-Newsplate Eng.
league No. 2. John Paycherk No q
Norman Van Dam. Jigs. Fisher Rady u.
Nofm nan schmidt; Fixtures. Fisher RoD
+ STATE FAIR RECREATION SqUAD
3:O0-CiaSs B-Vernor'S Ginger Ale.
Travelling, Ted Rebsin. McheIob TraT.
sling JACK Heenan; Class f--Farris Bros
furniture Pa Lennon. DE Luxe DE
Works Alex Blues: Class D-state. FaIr
kegleFs, Ray Dar1ef Jr state Far Rec
Russell Rogers: State Fair Soda Bar.
Royal Ettinger. MUM spralawn. Bob
Kenyon Mlbrand Roofing Leonard Ne.
Laren. Dun a Bradstreet. SID Herprer.
Banner Novelty, Domiuick Marzolino.
Glass L-Austin's Painters. George Grossly.
IAN-CIO LOCAL. No. 7.--i-----
CHRl SLER-JEFFERSON SQI'AD
5:I5-Class E-Chassis Assembly. Y
schymik; Camshaft, =. Ross cutter Crind-
ers. Clarence Bauer. final Assembly. g
Phelps Gears. Pred Affeldt. Inspection.
Clarence Sovia; Motor Blocks No IS. "
Ellis. Plating. J. PreliI. Paint So q
sofia; shells J. Cross los Trim 80
Steve kalarsky; Jos Trim No /. AcAa
DeRlemaker
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
QUESTIONS TO TEST
YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Can you answer seven of these
test questions? Turn to Wo-
mans page for the answers
!. Who was the first secre-
tary Of the treasury of the
United States?
2. A synonym for dawn 10
Ok,
3. II you were q horologer.
you would make watches, horo-
scopes. or wigs?
4. The line, That's all there
is, there isn't any more" has
been most often associated with
which famous stage actress?
5. Did the ku-klux Khan orig
mate in the north or south sec
ton of the U. s?
6. Is child, born in the
United States to alien parents,
required TO apply for citizenship
papers at the age Of twenty
one.
7. Dexter refers to the right
hand: what is the sntonym that
refers 10 the left hand?
s. Which South American
country is famous for its beef
9. Light has weight; true or
false.
10. Edwin Markham was an
American clergyman, politician.
or poet?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
FDR STILL BEST
FRIEND OF LABOR

President Roosevelt is trying
TO circumvent congress in his
dealings with organized labor,
particularly the clio group. De-
spite his earlier promise to sup
port legislation to curb strikes.
FDR is backing down on that
pledge through off-stsge confer
ences with clio President Philip
Murray.
The president had an unusual
ly long conference with Phil a
few days after the house whoop-
ed through the Smith Bill put
ting labor in the government
doghouse. Phil is a Roosevelt
admirer. ~ the two conferees
could take their hair down. The
president asked If Mr.. Murray
and Tom Kennedy. Clio treas
urer. would withdraw their
designations from the national
defense mediation board, which
decided the captive mine dispute
in favor Of the coal operators.
Mr.. Murray's answer was no
The the president suggested
that Messrs. Murray and Ken
nedy name a panel to serve in
their place in future controver-
sizes. and again the Go press
dent refused TO comply. Fin
ally. in desperation. Roosevelt
begged the CLIO recalcitrants to
keep an open mind on rejoining
the mediation board pending
congressional action on the
Smith bill
Roosevelt promised Murray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
PAUL NEWMAN.
ROTHSCHILDS IMPRISONED

Editor The Times: The Roth
schilds of Europe have long
since been recognized as the
money kings of the world" A
report lately received from
France and reported in some of
our eastern papers, supplies
the following information.
At Portaley Fort, so miles
south of Pau in the French
PyTanes, a new sunless prison
has been specially fitted up for
the king of the Money Lords,
Jeroboam Rothschilds. alias
George Mandel, and three former
advisors 10 European powers;
they are Leon Blum, Eduard Da-
Ladder and Paul Renaud.
Jeroboam is the sixth Of the
Rothschild Kings to rule the
richest house of money lords in
the world. In 1918, when the
Versailles Treaty was signed, he
was a close advisor of Clemen-
eeau. and dictated the terms OF
that treaty, which resulted in
the birth of Hitler and the pres
ent war.
The Rothschild fortune 100
years ago, was estimated az 20
billions. The house made about
100 billions out of the last war.
Jeroboam was king of a money
fortune estimated at 800 bill
lions prior 10 the present war
in Europe His wealth about
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11
HOROSCOPE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER /


Adverse planetary aspects
rule today. The stars presage
conflict of many sorts. Clashes
Of ideas and firearms are pre-
sagsd. Accidents may be numer-
Gus.
Heart and Home: Under this
configurauon women may be
dissa tisfied and difficult to
please. II 10 an unsatisfactory
day for shoppers who may not
have q clear conception Of what
they desire to buy. Girls need
not expect much attention from
young men, for war and defense
preparations will engross inter-
est.
Business Affairs: Although
there may be slower business
trade in certain lines, relief ex-
ports will reach an amazing
volume. Foods will be sought
by residents of the United
States in great quantities a.
they entertain lavishly through
the holidays. The contrast be-
tween q nation at peace and the
nations who are war victims
will sadden many Americans
who will redouble their efforts
to aid starving thousands.
National Issues: Criticism of
men who hold prominent places
in the nation will be misjudged
as the war peril becomes widely
recognised. This 10 time when
speech should be guarded. With
honest motives men and women
may prove themselves real
enemies of the nation. because
OF points of view based upon
prejudices and limited under
standing.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the sugury OF a year of
good fortunate which may be
attended with severe nervous
strain. Caution in business af-
fairs is advised.
Children born on this day may
be emotional and high-strung
but exceedingly talented. Special
care when signing contracts or
entering into new associations
will be imperative in mature
years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-11

To receive attention IN this col.
uun lstters must giye name snd
address % writer only initials
viii be published when requested.
Mr.. Fixii: Can you tell me
where you 70 10 put In your APP
piication for the shipysrdss
Also where do YOU send 60 get
q permit to work. IN YOU are
under age. PUYALLUP
The first thing 10 do when
looking for a shipysrd job prob
ably would be TO 20 to the Boil
ermskers' union. ii09is A st.
and try to get your name in the
union file. To get a work per-
init. a boy under n should start
by getting . blank form from
the local office Of the State De-
psrtment Of Labor and Indus
tries, in the Perkins building.
Tacoma.
Mr.. Fixit: How can ! 20 about
finding out what . particular
town or district IL noted for:
Like Myrtle Greek. Ore: To
whom do I write. or could II be
found In the libraries
MRS. CT.
The refsrenc department
staff Of the Tacoma library will
be glad IN help you track down
origins Of place names and
notable characteristics OF places.
Mr.. Fixit: Could you tell me
n there IL . foreign service
school In Tacoma or Seattle:
Also the details and require
ments TO 20 10 this school:
A. &. v.
There Is a foreign trade de-
partment at the University Of
Washington which might be
what you have in mind. II you
are thinking of the United
States foreign service. you will
find its staff comes under the
state department and civil SER
vice, with extremely technical
examinations for applicants.
There 10 no special school for
them.
Mr.. Fixit, Would You please
tell M what would take Ne
very offensive male cat edor
out Of \ davenport' II. d. @.
A commercial cleaner would
do the job for you. A home
method suggested Is simple wash
ing with water or salt water.