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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

second II Joe krsmr NJ the
spsh Reconnaissance squadron. Me-
Chord field. ~as fined go ana
costs for speeding BY Judge W A
Richmond In police court Friday.
"a kump. officer Dan johnson
testified. drive hIs car ~ mers
than 30 mllss an hour on scuth
Tacoma way Friday morning. ~.
ceedinE the speed limit ~ ~ mliss
pei hour.
Joe Genski. slsn charged with
speeding, volunteered 10 serve out
his fine by serving ~ hours In Jail
Judge Richmond granted the ~.
qusst. osnski vas arrested Al 10Th
and Pacific ave, booksd for travel
ling 10 milss an hour In . ss-m,ls-
AMI hour sons
rngisnd. 1910 home grown bsss
sugar supply 10 equal 10 ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

NuSA WtEHA AAAnlN MUM Il
by RkO Radio Pictures. Inc. ~cafi-
zen Kane ain open in Se~ YORK
Los Angeles and Chicago shortly
on = two day reserved seat
policy. ooincidently with oontinn-
Gus performances m a companion
theater in each q these cities
Other cities already set for early
engagements are Washington. san
Francisco. Seattle and san Diego.
With the presentation of his
first film Welle>. enjoying
reputation for strongly-scceut-
ed dramatic Broadway PLAYS
and equally speil-hinding radio
entertainment. makes his mo-
tion picture bou In the four
fold capacity ef author. pro-
Queer, director and actor. He
will he seen In the title role.
Herman }. Mankieufe1 CO.
authored.
For his cast Welles brought TO-
gether the Mercury Actors. inolud-
ing Joseph Gotten. Dorothy Com
ingore. Everett Sloane. Raw Collins.
George Coulouris. Agnes Moore
head. Paul Stewart. Ruth Nsrriek.
Erskine Sanford and William
Alland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

The SEQ Wolf" storing
Ed~oro 9. Robinson. IS the
lecture direction or the clue
Mouse fneofer. tDove ore
seen 10 Lupino and John
Garfield Who heod fhe support
INC cost. The picture IS N rs
second week IN Tocomo. nov
ino moved 70 the 6loe Mouse
from ire Roy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21

England. 1910 home grown bss,
sugar supply 10 equal 10 -
pounds ~ white sugar per hssa
~ the population.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-21
Ann Scores AGAIN.,

Word comes via the grapevine
that Ann sothern's Interpretation
of The Last Time ] Saw Paris"
in the new musical, Lady Be
Good" is as close to perfection as
we humans are ever permitted to
approach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Actor Ney
Trained for
Finance Job

YOUNG Richard Ney. who por-
4 trays Clarence Day in Life
With Father" which begins its
tenth week at the Cass T'heater
Monday, is another youth who
had no intentions Of becoming
an actor. Richard had his life
work planned at one time. and it
did not remotely resemble his
present calling.
At Columbia University he
specialized in public finance and
hoped 10 get a government job
in which his speciality might be
used. During the Summer, how
ever. he visited in the neighbor-
hood Of the Berkshire Playhouse
in Stockbridge, Mass. and was
soon bitten by the stage bug.
Following his graduation last
Spring Richard got a job at the
New York Worlds Fair and
later worked on the newspaper
in Lakeville, Conn. Finally he
returned 10 producer Seriin's Of
flee and his present role in Life
With Father"
Out al the Will-o-Way Play
house, Gene Reynolds, young
movie actor. is heading the east
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Bette S Face
Emo+iona

MARTIN KOSLECK, W h o
plays brutal Nazi parts in such
pictures as Underground" picks
Bette Davis face as "the most
emotional in the world"
Such statement couldn't
come from Kosleck, the actor
IL didn't. 1t came from Kos
leck. the painter. His impress
sionistic paintings have been ex-
hibited in New York, Paris and
Hollywood.
From an impressionistic paint
er'S point of view, he says, the
most emotional faces belong 10
Miss Davis, Ida EHBtno, Eliza
beth Bergner. James Cagney.
Philip Dorm, Vivien Leigh and
Laurence DfIEIer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Doesn't Blame Hollywood

II don't blaine Hollywood FIR
looking about for some one else
10 play the role of Mhiteside. y
ne said when he spoke Of Holly
woods last minute snatch in his
direction after looking elsewhere
for months.
"They must have names to
exploit their pictures. Names
the fans know. While I played
II almost two years on the stage,
thousands of fans had never
heard OF me.
"Of course when ! heard Bette
Davis would play the secretary.
took hope, for Bette's name
would carry any picture"
There's modesty for YOU from
a man who created the role and
made il a nit.
OF course, in true Hollywood
style don't you love THIS
place - they gave him two day
10 get here and then bidding him
rest over the weekend, tossed
him three pages Of mOnologue
that weren't IN the play.
you rest" they smiled. and
ieft INN Win me SCTT0r HTI1 q
breakdown ready 20 fight II out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Classical Discs

Classical Considerations:
Leopold Stokowski. conduct
ing the All-American Youth
Orchestra, is featured on
Columbia record playing one Of
Bach's loveliest choral-preludes,
MEM JESB WAS FUR SELL
ENWEH BEFALLST DU IN
GETHSEMANE" ("My Jesus in
Gcthsamane") which IS a must
for any collector.
Next 20 Liebestraum and the
"FirSt" and Second Hungarian
Rhapsodies," the best known OF
all LISTS compositions is the
symphonic poem, LES PREL-
UDES" which has been given its
latest recording by the London
Symphony Orchestra under the
baton Of Felix Weingartner.
This is the first time Weingart-
ner has conducted List on Co
ftffrfi1r7r "A :Sf7r -5tr-f-tt't 1r- if7,e .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Praises Bette Again

II never could have made II"
he says. without Bette's help"
Monty IS a Yale man who
went over 90 Harvard for a
Ph.D. and then returned 10 Yale
as an assistant professor IN
charge of extra curricular
dTamdtIC aCTTVTTTFy. " q q Y
usually played the leads in The
plays. The ingenue with curlS
was a fellow named Bill Bullitt
an ex-ambaSSador
And, Oh yes. about Monty s
famous beard which, by the way
is strictly home grown. lie 80
admired the beard of Harvard $
professor Kitiridge he decided
10 have one of his own II threw
his friends and his mother into
a state Of StupOr
Today everyone is for H.,
Don't shave IL off," his friends
keep warning.
Wooleys eyes twinkle as he
tells il. For the SADLY old piece
of baggage he plays on the stage,
Mr.. Wooley is the mildest,
kindeSt person.
It's wonder someone hasn't
substituted the word wild
and named him Tame and
Wooley" Ouch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

rently on top is Bing Crosby's
TILL REVETLLE," with the
old faveFite my OLD KEN
lucky HOME" on the back,
Bing is aided by the Kings Men.
Victor's album of the week is
entitled WALLER AT THE
CONSOLE" and features Fats
Waller himself in six pipe
organ solos. The folder con-
tains "SWING LOW. SWEET
CHARIOT" go DOWN
MOSES" DEEP RIVER"
LONESOME ROAD" WATER
BOY" and ALL GODS CHILL
LUN GOT WINGS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Same Role in Film

He's back to -piay- Tire Same
role in movies and Hollywood.
which practically drowned him
in every bit-in which he for
merly appeared. is % happy 10
have him tn a Bette DAVIS
tossed him a grand cocktail
party.
That's where Monty met the
egg and the egg net its Nat
erloo.
It's amazing 10 find a man Of
Monty Woolley's talents so for.
givingly understanding Of town
that did so little with those
-ialantS-Ae -had-nna- good hit -
the Judge in Midnight" nc
recalls, but the rest Of the time
they stood him under rain spouts
for days at a time. or tossed
him in pools. as they did IN
Dancing COED. and even had
him in cutters for one picture
with a fellow alumnus, Bob
Benchley
He was practically water
logged by the time he got out
Of town. lie isn't a bit mad,
though.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Gene Krupa
SiZZleS
On Record
BY MAURICE WALKER

HOT or cold. the nations
IA bands continue to turn out
popular tunes for their record
fans.
And In spite OF the terrific
heat, drummer man Gene Krupa
is offering some sizzling platters
for Okeh.
One of his latest is AFTER
YOU'VE GONE" backed by
KICK IT"
Maestro VIII Bradley has
waxed up rare musical dish
known as "ALL THAT MEAT
AND NO POTATOES" and on
the reverse of this Columbia
disc offers get THEE BE-
HIND ME, SATAN" Terry
Allen supplies the vocals for the
latter tune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

OF Clifford Goldsmith's comedy.
what a Life" The play will be
given nightly except Monday,
through August 10.
The Irish Hills Playhouse will
present a fantasy. The Man
Who Ate the Popomack," begin
ming Wednesday and continuing
through Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Mr.. WOOley
Starts Film
With Bette
BY SARA HAMILTON
special 20 THE DETROIT TIMES

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 2.
TIIE man who came to dinner
- helped himself to a stuffed
egg and looked ii squarely in
the face. Both the egg and the
man looked a bit surprised. as
il they had certainly met before.
They had
Disguised as II was, however.
with mayonnaise and trimmings,
Monty Woolley failed to recog-
nize 1t as the egg that had been
laid by a very distinguished
actor. himself, in a former
Hollywood invasion.
Yes, he's back, Mr.. Woolley
is. from his Broadway success as
the fussy, devilish old charTner.
Sheridan WhiteSide, the man
who came 10 dinner and stayed
TO heckle that family (who
hadn't wanted him in the first
place. for 1873 consecutive nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Slow Street Car
Lucky for Starlet

~ mas Mating
for a street car when she got
her first movie break
The pretty brunette, currently
in Flying Cadets. was standing
on a Hollywood corner and was
noticed by a movie scout--the
trolley company lost a nickel
and Peggy Moran got a contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
First Lea Scenes

VERONICA LAKE does Q
scene with her legs revealed Tor
the first time in her career In
."Sullivan's Travels" Preston
SturgeS' Paramount picture. In
a scene with Joel McCrea, she
wears a bathing suit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Band Concert
At Isle Foniqht

THE DETROIT Fedora
TION OF MUSICIANS, with
Herbert Straub conducting. VIII
play a concert tonight at Sis IN
the Belle Isle Shell.
The program follows:
STU sPANGLED BANNER
'farch - the Toys ............. Hrrtrr
rst Movement from Symphony ia
Minor (unfinished) ......,.. schubert
l'Arlisierne suite ................... Bic.
elections from the FREELY. ....... .Fru.
IN tne Irail. e.. fs.s..-... ftfae IfI
LKEriMre Orpheus .....s.......Q flcnbhr Of
ISTERMIssIoH
Huldigungs March from sigurd
g"raAfar ...-..........- ...., ....r GfIfE
Prayer and Dream Pantomime from
- ikaBs-f ard titetei n. - ~ Huwpgr1-rrfy
Trumpet Solo Ecstacy I'D. Leonard Smith
sedgwiek Field. solois'
Slavonic Rhapsody ............ Friedman
stars and stripes Forever. sous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Andrews Sisters

The Andrews Sisters waxing
Of DADDY" is still one OF the
top sellers, while on the flipover
the girls offer SLEEPY SER
ENADE."
Another Decea record ctr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
RULES


This contest OPEN ONLY
10 AMATEURS, 10 YEARS
OLD OR MORE. Professions
commercial artists and Fed
ersi students are not eligible.
/. Make drawing Of giri Q
irches high, on paper 7 inches
hgh. Draw only the girl, no
lettering.
2. Use only pencil or pen
,. We return no drawings.
4. Print your name, address
town. county, state, age,
and present occupation on
back Of drawing.
s. All drawings must be re-
oslyed by August 30th. 1871.
Prizes will be awarded for
drawings best in proportion
and neatneO by Federal
schools Faculty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

JEFfEkSUN r..Capt Marvel" Crime
Subject Gene Autry, "sINGIN0 HILL"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Uni VW00T--4s0s W. Fort Park Free 4
HULL WUVD Open ~ 80. Last Show &c
p N Park Free. Tyrone Power, Rita Hay
worth. BLOOD AND SAND" THAT
UNCERTAIN FEELING" NJ. Douglas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

KINr-5SlI thene 1T. =
hl'U Open n 80. Loretta Young and
h. Preston. LADY FROM CHEYENNE."
a rTIuFTfY-
Evening star., 1941-08-10
AIMS Wedding 10 Separate
Kaufman Trip|ets First Time

The Kaufman triplets of 1916
Wilson boulevard, Arlington, Va,
will be separated for the first time
in 10 years at 1890 pm. today
when Miss Ann kaufman is mar
ried to Lester DobschultZ, at the
Mayf1ower Hotel.
Ann, Lillian and Henry were born
in Washington in 1922, the children
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Kauf-
man. Together they went through
the John Quincy Adams Elemen-
tary School and attended Central
High School. The family moved to
Arlington last year, and the triplets
took their senior year together at
the Westinghouse High School.
When they graduated in February,
Lillian stood first in the class of
40. Henry stood third, and Ann
stood fourth.
The bridegroom, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. DobSchultz of 80 Atlantic
street Sc, is a selectee serving at
Camp Pendleton, Virginia Beach,
Va. He has been granted 10 days
leave. The couple plan to spend
their honeymoon in New York.
The bride will be attended by her
sister at the wedding.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Labor Board Orders Poll
In Chrys|er Tank Arsenal
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
An election to choose collective
bargaining representatives for the
tank arsenal operated by the Chrys-
Ter Corp. in Macomb County, Mich,
was ordered yesterday by the Labor
Board.
At the same time the board an
nounced dismissal of petitions filed
by two A. F. L. unions for recogni-
tion as bargaining representatives
for employees of the Carnegie Illinois
Steel Corp. at South Charleston,
w. Va, where the corporation op-
crates a naval ordnance plant un-
der lease.
In the Chrysler tank arsenal
election the board said employees
should vote within 30 days on
whether they wanted to be repre-
sented by C. 1. O's United Auto
mobile Workers
Dismissing petitions in the Car
negie Steel case, filed by Local
Union 466, International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, and
the International Association of
Machinists, Ordnance Lodge No. 615,
both A. F. L. organizations, the
board held that the unit proposed
by the unions was inappropriate.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
President Suspends
Shipping Load Limits
ID Offset Shortage
Roosevelt Acts With
approval Of Other
Americon Countries

The United States acted to help
relieve the current shipping Short
age yesterday by revising the road
restrictions on ships using Ameri-
can ports to permit most vessels
to carry heavier cargoes.
Secretary of Commerce Jones an
nounced that amended regulations
being sent out Immediately would
have the effect of allowing modern
cargo vessel to load to point that
would Submerge it approximately
III inches deeper in the water than
the previous legal limit.
Proclamation Issued.
This action was authorized under
q proclamation issued by President
Roosevelt, suspending the Interna-
tional Load Line Convention, signed
at London on July 5, 1880, so far
as the United States is concerned
for the duration of the present
emergency.
Secretary of State Hull, announc-
ing issuance of the proclamation at
a press conference yesterday, said
Latin American nations which were
parties to the convention had agreed
to its suspension in view of the
need for extra tonnage in inter-
American trade, particularly for oil
tanker facilities.
The suspended convention eStab-
lished international procedure for
placing load lines-the line around
q ships hull marking the limit to
which it may be submerged in the
water when loaded-for most mer-
chant vessels.
Within Margin of Safety.
The proclamation authorized the
Secretary of Commerce to fix the
load lines of ships using American
ports during the emergency under
a 1929 law stipulating that no limit
be set "above the actual line Of
safety"
Secretary Jones said the deeper
loading provided in the new regu-
lations was amply within the margin
of safety.
In effect his statement said,
"the amended rules will permit YES
sells which are in all respects struc-
turally qualified to load to the
tropical mark in the summer zone
and to the tropical fresh water marx
in the tropical zone, which amounts
to approximately 712 inches of
extra draft in a modern large cargo
vessel. No change is made at this
time with respect to vessels in the
North Atlantic in the wintertime."
The department estimated that
700 vessels of the United States
would be affected by the amended
regulations.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Rally Condemns Staying
OF 7 Brothers by Policeman

An outdoor mass meeting of about
a hundred persons sponsored by
the District branch of the Com
munist Party, adopted resolution
last night condemning the fatal
shooting last Monday of two colored
brothers, Jasper and Edward Cobb,
by Officer Donald E. Webber of No.
13 precinct. On Friday a coroner's
jury returned a verdict of juStifiable
homicide. The officer said he shot
the, two youths in self defense as
he wrestled with them as he at
tempted to arrest one for intoXica-
ton.
The resolution also criticized the
corners jury for the verdict.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Ex-Envoy Here Returns
To Dominican Republic

BY the AsSoClaIeu PreSs.
CIUDAD TRIJILLO, Dominican
Republic, Aug. 9-Andres Pastoria,
former Minister to Washington, re-
turned home today to become head
of the ministry of communications.
He will be succeeded in Wash
ington by j. M. Troncoso, undersec-
retary Of foreign affairs.
Evening star., 1941-08-10

A pIeoted pIoid skirt very
smorty tailored to wear
with @ plaid jocket in cardigan
style.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Ping Pong Play

Wednesday evening the Tacoma
Ping Pong club battled through
the third week OF the singles
challenge tournament.
High man for the night was Ed
Fleishman who now has q total
Of 80 wins and losses. Second
man was Joe Kent with total
now OF 80 wins and u losses.
Next week Will be the end OF
this tournament AL games not
played will be defsulted and the
percentages figured on that basis
Handicap play will start next
"Wednesday with ratings to be
figured from present league stand
inEs
Two teams ~ four men each
were formed for the purpose Of
challenging the Headquarters CO.
AZ Fort Lewis. The first team
viii he composed Of Doleski.
Freshman. Kent and Stewart.
Second team viii be Cardin. Graf
ton. Recono and Fisher.
All tournament play Is open to
the public
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

SEATTLE II yardage totals
mean anything, the old offense vs..
defense argument will undergo a
thorough workout Saturday in the
Stanford California big game"
Throughout the season, during
which each has met eight oppon-
ents. stanford has out yarded
every other Pacific Coast confer
ence entry and California has pro-
vided the most stubborn defense.
Todsys rankings Of the Ameri-
can Football Statistical bureau
maintained the picture. stanford
has gained 2.5is yards for an aver
age of 3iss yards per game. That
average may drop when the In
dams collide with q California de-
Tense that has yielded but l7s.s
yards per game.
The statistics. like the Hay
area betting Odds. favor Stan
ford. On defense. the Cardinal
crew ranks second only TO the
Bears, giving up iss.s yards
per contest
stanford. in fact. fortified its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Aggies-Texas
Today
Eyes OF Notion on
This Mojor Event
COLLEGE STATION. Tea.

COLLEGE STATION. Teas -
Ths undsfesfed. united Texa.
Aggies meet onee-defssted. once
tied Texas today in tho southwes,
conference football game - ths
year before = seIl-out crowd q
A. 200.
The title - not at stake.
The Aggies already have
cinched that. grabbing an
honor for which Texas vas
red-het favertte until tied
hs BAYLOR and beaten nv
Texas Christian.
But Texas sspsres 10 recover
prestige and smash the homeneld
INK built up during the last II
ears. Neither visiting team has
won from ~ arch-rival since 1924.
Probable lineups.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Offense VS.. Defense
In Card VS.. Bear Tilt

claim to leadership In most de-
psrtmenis. The T formation took
over first place in passing offense
from UCLA with 1858 yards per
game to the Bruins 1o2s. Stan
ford also leads in rushing offense
with 200 yards per game and in
rushing defense. yielding 1884
yards per game on the ground.
BEST PASS DEFENSE
Idaho finished it's season with
the best pass defense, giving up
only <i2 yards in each contest via
the aerial route. TIE Oregon
puntins corps topped the confer
ence with an average Of $3.50
yards per kick.
Individually. Frankie Albert Of
Stanford again was the top ALL
around yard gamer. running up
7es yards, but has one less game
left than Bob Robertson Of use.
who piled up 734 yards.
Closest battle among indi-
viduai performers - In the
rushing department Involved
Pete kmetovic. Stanford: Bill
Micklich. Idaho. and Bob Bar
rett. Washington. kmetovic
leads the trio with ass yards.
and outcome of the lead de-
ponds upon how kmeto,ic and
Barrett fare against their op-
ponent> this saturday.
Howard Manson. Idaho sopho-
more. led passers with SIS COM
pleuons: Curt Mechsm of Oregon
paced kickers with a 4io2 yard
average: and Nick Susoeff Of WsC
and Freddy Meyer. Stanford. were
tied for the lead in pass receiving.
each with Il competitions.
First 10 teams in total offense
Stanford, 5l4.5 yards per game;
Oregon State. 24ss: Idaho. 222.e:
Montana. 22l s: Washington, 2iI.e.
UCLA. 2io.e: wsc. 2o0.4: Cslifor-
mia. 1908; use, 1878; Oregon.
1859.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Pro Gridmen
Can Set Marks

CHICAGO Three veteran mem
bers Of the Green Bay Packers,
currently leading the western divi-
sion Of the National Football
league. can shatter all-time league
records Sunday in their season
finale against Washington.
Don Hutson. the phantom Pack
er end. is within five points of the
single season scoring record OF 70
points and the career record Of 36s
both held by Jack Manders. re-
tired fullback Of the Chicago
Bears. Clark Hinkls. Packer full
back. is only four points back of
Msnders career record.
II he can pick M Is more
yards nv passing, Cecil Isbeil
can break the all-time passing
record of 1881 yards set In
1910 hy sammy Baugh Of
Washington.
George McAfee Of the Bears
Is well on his way toward a
touchdown record. with two
games TO play, McAfee is within
one touchdown of the single sea-
son record set by Washington's
Andy Farkas in 1910. McAfee
has crossed the goal line 10 times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Grid Players
Get Permission
To Play Game
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - Special permits
sion from Dan Ferris. secretary
treasurer OF the Amateur Athletic
union. viii enable Bill De Core
vent Of Northwestern and Edgar
Special Delivery Jones Of Pitts
hurgh 10 play with the New York
Yankees Sunday against the Col
ored All-Sisrs.
The ruling nv Ferris. which as
sures both PLAYERS that their ana
teur standing will not be impaired
by participation IN the charity
game. was neceSsitsted ~ = state
ment issued Tuesday by Coach
Andy Kerr Of Colgate saying that
such participation might help them
out OF the East-wes; holiday game
ar San Francisco.