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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

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Torrance Of Charles Laughter
forget his recitation Of Lincoln
Yesterday ] had ne occasion TO
s~e that same picture again d.
a. laugh At Is clean wholesome
comedy and to thrill % that
soene in the western saloon where
Charles Lauehton. the Enghshmsn
rcfreshes TIE memories Of rugged
Americans BY repeating. word for
word. those eternal words of that
greatest Of "a Americans
Abraham Lincoln
In the face Of world events.
this veteran picture which i
now PLAYING at the Rialfo
fheater. has a new and better
reason for exhibition a
timeliness which gives these
words spoken ny Iaughion
concerning the rights Of man
new meaning. Today. a.
never before, the hold sloft
the only hope Of humanity for
happy world "A world Of
peace in which man may live
with his brother a. Abraham
Lincoln believed all men had
the right Ia live.
'Ruggles az Red Gap" is indeed
q splendid production, one. which
. like a fine old book. may hs en-
Joyed over md over again. II YOU
saw IL before and you prob
ably did i. you viii enjoy It ~
much now as when It first PLAYED
in Tacoma II YOU have vet to see
81 well. that's treat YOU
should allow nothing TO interfere
with.
On the same new bill is San
Antonio Rose" a frothy musical
comedy from the Universal studios /
employing the services Of Jane
Frazee. Robert Paige and num-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in u. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Evolution Books
Banned in Schools

ATLANTA. Ga. - The Georgia
state board Of education has ban
ned from Georgia public schools
libraries various text books on
evolution. the Negro problem and
adolescence.
The action was on recommends
ton Of committee which asked
their elimination on grounds that
they reflected on Georgia. the
south. the Democratic form Of gov
eminent and the Bible
Titles Of some Of the books are
"A Child's Story Of the Animal
~W'erld: Our Nearest Relatives"
Psychology of Adolescence"
"A Man Named Grant"
american Social Problems"
Prom Many Lands: A Special
QUESTIONABLE on the Negro"
Southern Regions"
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. HARRISON NJ HOLLYWOOD
Nv PAUL HARRISON
T.s~r. Ti~~~s f=rr~.pan1~ns


HOtIfwOoD-The prolific team AZ Harry R<veI and
Mort Greene today told this department how in IS uneasy
minutes write popular song without separating the live
from the andsns sha pass along their rearksnot
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
J ou're TnUifed,

BE- a entertainers you have heard
many times on the radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03
! kDOLLAR ID,
49, TUESDAY ONE DAY ONLY ST0REWIDE IN BOT

Our first DAY terrific! Both mobbed
of dollar day merchandise before the day I'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-03

dseeven greater vaues-and saepeope
you promptly When Sans holds dollar day. bet
it's real And you're here (Tuesday) you'll
values that will give you real thrill Everything and
splendid quality Bring dollar bills take home
brand spring merchandise.
Nos, Of ha o day
o b
Right Reserved Limit Quantities These great bargains for cusoms-d for easE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
States High Scorer
Gordon Bailey, Berkeley High School Star. Has
Average of More Than is Points a Game

When the experts begin to figure
out who they should put on their
all-State basketball teams for
1904. IL will be hard to forget
Gordon Bailey of the Berkeley
High cage team.
Bailey. in seven games so far
this season, has scored lie points,
all but 66 of his teams total, to
lead prep scorers in the state with
an average of more than 10 a
game.
Against MelvindaIe recently, he
garnered % of Berkley's 80 tallies
as they lost. Some arguments
that Berkeley, in the Suburban
League. plays on small courts, do
not figure in Bailey's case In
the large Hazel Park gym last
Monday night. Bailey counted 20
of the Bears u points as they
went down to defeat again.
Bailey, who stands 5 feet IL
riches and weighs 142 pounds,
won't graduate until June. And
at the end of his prep career he
will have earned eight letters
four in basketball and four in
baseball-the only sports he plays.
Berkeley holds third place in the
Glass B leagues standings. with
two games won and three lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Olympic Ladies
Add 10 Lead

Olympic increased its lead to
four games in the Ladies Major
League last night at Royal Oak
Recreation by winning three from
West Detroit. 2551 TO 1924. Olyn-
pics count was the best of the
night. witt1- Stella ffartrfck frari-
ingrthe way With 2l2-2O2 in Sol
Peggy Lindbefg. of the second
place Ekhardt & Becker five, col
lected $50 as her team Won twice
over Altoona. 247S 10 1851
In another matche Del-Mar
scored a sweep over Chene from
bly,, 2460 10 1903. with Eleanor
Brown topping 173-244-l69 for
$50 for the best series of the ses-
sion.
Other results saw Kinney win
two from Enterprise. 2463 to 2402
Rainbow take the odd game from
Schmidt. 1927 to 2278, and Palace
Recreation capture two games
from Twenty Grand, 24S3 to 1928.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

of his ability here several weeks
ago when he scored nine baskets
in three quarters. The Eagles
stopped him in the last period,
however. and went on to win,
1896.
Hammond probably will start
Vaughn and Bob Neu at forwards.
Oar Hutchins AT center. Glenn Rub
and Behr al guard. The Eagles will
start Calihan and Russ Saunders
al forward, Ed Sadowski at center.
Bud Jeanette and Jack Ahearn
al guards
Vaughn was outscored. Ills by
Goodyear's Ben Stephens. league
leader. in Akron last night as
Hammond lost. 42-35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Army Calls Collier
Chuck Thornton, M. C. A. Star, to Report Next
Week for Years Training

Chuck Thornton. % year old
nateur golfing star in the NJ. C.
~, is army-bound
Thornton's draft number has
been called and he's TO report for
a years training next week. He'll
Join Bob Babbish, another district
star who also is scheduled to enter
the army next week
Thornton played this last season
on the Loeb Alpine team He won
the Highland Park city champion
ship in 1899. He has been working
81 an auto plant here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
CREDITS BUSINESS

= - 80
And what about that hot dos
stand? Well. it's responsible fol
Fishers new mental attitude. tho
absence of the tenseness thai
marked his play last year.
Let Joe tell about il:
well. you knew how II Is"
says Joe. They financial
security makes a different man
x OF one-yOu've read those bank
and insurance ads. When / went
home last Spring l bought hot
dog stand In Medicine Hat. The
White spot II is-1O stools and
big shiny coffee urn. And
brother. it's damned all the
time. The high school kids give
II big play. Down TO movie
and then n hot dog at the White
Spot--that's the big evening for
the rug cutters OF Medicine Hat.
It's getting So says Joe,
"we're afraid to have the land
lord know how well we're doing
for fear he'll raise the rent. But
my younger brother. George,
he's 22. has been packing that
money away 80 fast we're going
TO buy another stand at the
other end of Main street Then
I'll feel twice a. secure.
LACKED CONFIDENCE
"You know how IL was with
me here last year. I'd skate out
on the ice at Olympia not know
ing whether I'd he there for the
next game or not. II might he
the midnight train for Indian
apolis II I didn't click. And boy,
there's difference between
Red Wing and minor league pay.
You couldn't play your best
under those conditions.
But I'm not worried now. I
feel | can play my best. And II
I get hoist 10 that the bells
start ringing In my head, ! can
just tell myself it's the echo of
that cash register bell up in the
White spot at Medicine Hat,
$500 miles away, and come
back twice as hard. I'd like to
own chain OF White Spots all
bought with Red Wing money"
Joe. who is just "A himself. has
an able aide in Mrs. Fisher, who
married Joe three years ago. soor
after hockey scouts had decided
the big fellow up on the kirkland
Lake amateurs was worth a shot
at pro hockey. Joe went to Pitts
burgh under Larry Aurie, then up
TO indianapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Colts Given Edqe
In Dual Swim
By CLAYTON HEPLER

Northwestern. newly crowned
swimming champion of the Metro
politan High School League, will
be favored 10 annex the duel meet
title tomorrow when it clashes
with Southeastern. east side cham
pion. at 3 p. m. in the Central
High pool.
But that favoritism rests upon
the performances of the Colt nata-
tors in the city-wide finals. II
those performances. and especially
those of young Jim McGuirk, are
not up to snuff. then Southeastern
can very well salvage some honor
from the season
1t was McGuirk. a 16-year-old
sophomore. that turned the tide in
favor of Northwestern last week
when he swan to surprise seconds
in both the 220-yard free style and
the 150-yard individual medley
events. In both cases he bested
Jungaleer swimmers who had
turned in better times in the semi
finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Returns Contract

CLEVELAND, Jan. 23.--GNS)
CLINT Brown, star relief hurler
OF The Chicago White SoX. sale
he was returning his contract I'M
signed.
They want me 10 take too
much of a cut" the right handler
declared.
He refused to divulge what
salary he had been offered or was
demanding.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

Eagles at Naval
Armory tonight.
The game starts
at 9 o'clock.
Any I g a m
I h L h as a
scorer such as
Ralph Vaughn
former UniVer-
sity of Southern
California push
shot artist. Is a
I h re a I. T h c
Eagles learned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Won SChatht Meets
Superman Monday

Frederick Won Schacht. 6-foot p
inch German bad boy, Will at
tempt to tame the Superman,
masked grappler. in a $1,000
challenge bout at the Arena Car
dens next Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Noted Wrestler Dies

HILLSBORO, Tex. Jan. 3D.
lNS) - Billy Edwards, widely
known wrestler, died in a Hills
boro hospital yesterday of injuries
received in an auto accident.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
GRANTS TWO FIRSTS

And that's granting Bud Difloe,
a sophomore. first place in both
the so and 100-yard free style
events and Southeastern the free
style relay. The Colts should take
the medley relay and get first
place points from Tom Jones in
the baqkstroke and Bill McKin-
ley in the breaststroke.
The diving event is another one
of those things. Carl Lambert
bested Solow TO win his way into
the finals. And sophomore Jim
Crawford was ahead of teammate
Lambert until he Topped one dive.
But one Topped dive can make or
break a winner here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
DECISIVE WIN

In the distance swim II was
Jack Allard whom he beat. And
10 make the decision decisive, Ray
Lumley, another sophomore, also
defeated Allard in that race.
In the individual medley, il was
Art Solow. who doubles off the
springboard. that was beaten by
McGuirk. Solow can take Nc
Guirk. and if he does. Southeast
ern can very we'll win the meet.
It's just that kind of meet.
One that will be decided upon
place and show points. Although
neither Wally Laury. the Colt
mentor, or Art F'roelich. South
eastern coach. will reveal their
lineups until the time of the meet.
yours truly is going to string along
with Northwestern.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

River Rouge and Hazel Park have
beaten the Bears in. nonleague
contests. Trenton. in last place,
comes to Berkeley tomorrow night
to try its hand at stopping Bailey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
BY DON w. LEE

Although il has suffered two de-
feats in the last two days. Ham,
mond still will be an obstacle
when il clashes with Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

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NORTH END REC. o li.@' s JOS ea - !.
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10 A. n. TO a. n. EXCEPT WEDNESDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

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toned. Csetiah Ba. Jaes Miner Al the ossan.
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DETROIT TURNER'S o., o. s.- .as'f t'iss,
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Private eiab rsser,sc-tOs Hsnbers Ii. $500
DEXTER REC. Ots1tH I" BOSTON stsO
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
Eagles Will Face
Vaughn Again

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Chicago 81 Oshkosh 81
GoodNear a.. Hammond IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
S Hot DoQ
Stand Aids His
Puck Chasing
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

A hot dog stand up in Medicine
Hat. Alberta, is making a new
hockey player out of Joe Fisher,
big right wing Of the Detroit Red
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
HITS HIS STRIDE

Adams didn't know about the
hot dog stand but he knew Fisher
was the man he wanted for the
Red Wings.
Fisher has been with the Wings
for nine games. He banged home
a goal in the game with Cana
dicns which moved the Wings into
tie with Maple Leafs for first
place. two weeks ago. He whacked
home another as the Detroit club
lost heartpreaker to Canadiens
Saturday night. He has tossed in
five assists TO help the crippled
club along.
Fisher is skating hard. throwing
his 1855 pounds against the enemy
defenses in many a successful
break through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23

And what about that hot dog
stand? Well. it's responsible for
Fishers new mental attitude, the
absence of the tenSeness that
marked his play last year.
OF loo Toll about il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-23
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

stairs and. without knocking
entered her sons bedchamber in
her royal right as, let us say, the
queen mother. Then she an
nounced to her sleepy son:
Wake up, my son, and listen
You have come TO the parting
of the ways Louis We must
find you a rich wife And you
must begin to devote yourself to
building up a fortune
Young Louis turned over to
regard his mother with protest
ing eyes.
$50 early in the morning" he
said, you bring up such a dull
subject. All, ma mere. You
have interrupted a golden
dream"
1T is Of golden reality ! would
speak, his mother chtdcd,- gold
en- reality. And It's Lack The
furniture. my son, the ancient
furniture of our ancestors, come
down from Louis XIV, all needs
re-gilding. The gold leaf good
AS it was in 1890. has finally be
gun to peel
We'll, I'm not an upholsterer.
Call in the tradesmen and let
you overlook one fact his
mother mentioned coldly THE
upholsterer must be paid And
where, in the present state of
our finances
Il was never good at riddles, -
her son interrupted, and So
His mother stood up. She
lowered over the bed of her son
and she spoke in the tones which
mothers use when they mean
what they say.
"Attendez. ccoutez moi bien. ="
listen TO me carefully All
this nonsense is going TO stop.
You have got to marry a suitable
ieune file. will find her for
you. / do not say you shall
marry Mademoiselle This or
Mademoiselle That But ! do
say that / shall invite many, and
that all the young ladies Will be
suitable. From the many, then,
YOU shall choose the one. For,
my son, II is time at last we in
stalled the electricity in our
houses and did away with the
candles. But how can we wire
for electricity even the town
house without francs to pay the
cost ?"
Marquis Louis leapt to his
mothers rescue.
Il might he suggested, for
upon my faith. he was a grace
less scamp. Il might marry the
daughter of an electrician"
But the duchesse was not
amused She stamped her foot,
she finished
Enough! Prepare to get mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Are Your Meals
THE Tops?

THE AMERICAN WEEK
LY pays IS for each recipe
sent in by readers and used
in the Housewives Food AL
filanack"-the unusual feature
on the second from the last
page Of this and every issue.
Read the easy 10 follow
rules on that page--NoWl--
and send In your prized recipe.
II may lead 60 the easiest SIS
YOU have ever earned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

answer, Duchesse Marie Therese
swept out of the room.
And so, that very day, my
friend, the Duchcsse Dues began
her preparations for "A grand ball
She got down her lists, and called
up her friends, called everyone
who could give good advice about
bourgeois heiresses and the size
of the dot their indulGent parents
would be willing TO invest in a
marriage into one of the first six
families Of France.
Then she sent invitations 70 a
flock Of girls And each of these
an she was a blue ribbon
Their lineage was generally brief
In fact, the lineage. as the
duchesse explained. smelled OF
motors and gasoline and dry
goods But their dots would be
big. They were industrial heir
esses. And their francs would re-
gid the old chairs and put cleo
trio lights in the crystal chan
deHers Thus the ball began
But my faith and my word
that ball was a tragedy The
son and heir for whom the ball
was given, he did not grace It
with his presence. As he later cX-
planned be had a previous en-
gagemcnt with Toutou, a really
intriguing young lady SO he did
not look IN at the ball even half
an hour
But, all the same, the hcircsscs,
fat and slender plump and svelte
bumpy, golden-haired, rcd-haired
and bobbed all danced for their
supper, danced for attention from
the mobile d,ttt22es danced under
the Pickering candle light
while the Marquis Louis was off
at the other end OF Paris max
ing himself charming at a little
supper whose cost he was charg
ing up 10 his mother,
DUT when he came home 10 the
- ducal mansion, at four o'clock
in the morning, he found his
noble mother waiting up for him,
as less noble mothers have also
waited for other problem sons.
Then the Duchesse Marie Therese
had a look in her eyes. At once
she launched out upon her topic,
with no pretty preamble.
They were here The heir
esses. The rich bourgeois 10 re-
pair our fortune Twenty of
them. Some OF the great heir
csses Of France Not one un-
suitable Not one who did not
feel the honor we are doing them.
And you " Then she spoke in
her terrible voice But you were
absent Why why do YOU in
sist upon standing in your own
light"
Louis, the son and heir, put
down his hat He took his
mother Nv the arm He led her
into the ballroom where the
weary chandeliers (candlemen),
the servants OF a big house whose
duty it is TO snuff and light the
candles, were then putting out
the last of the lights. after the
party those candles still gleam-
ing in the glorious chandeliers.
In the ballroom. Louis, the heir,
next took "A half burned candle
form a candle man It's waxen