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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-12-01
BUCK JONES DIES

BOSTON, Nov. 80. - @ =
Charles (Buck) Jones, cowboy
star Of the motion pictures, died
today at Massachusetts, general
hospital, victim of the Cocoa
nut Grove night club fire.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Gasmen Beat
Lakewood Five

The Gasmen beat Lakewood. 40
to 20, Chairmen downed Autos. 50
to 81. and the shipyards won from
Yelp. 10 to Is. in Monday nights
City league basketball games In
Lincoln gym.
In great fourth quarter
splurss. me Gasmsn dropped
points from all over the floor to
down Lakewood. The winners led
from the start. The Gasmen scored
20 points in the last quarter.
The Chsirmen handed the Autos
their third straight defeat.
The shipyards played smooth
basketball in downing Yelm. The
Shipmen had an alright defense
Yelm didn't make point in the
third quarter but came back in the
last quarter to score IL Of their
Is points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Joe Ready
For Uniform

NEW YORK - Heavy weight
Champion Joe Louis winds Up a
brief bit of business with IN.
Naval Relief society today before
leaving for Camp Upton. Long
Island to be indicted into the
army tomorrow morning.
Louis. with his co-mAnagers
Julian Black and John Roxborough
and Promoter Mike Jacobs will
assist In . brief ceremony Of
presentation this afternoon in
which the nsvy's relief organizs-
ton win pocket a check for $50
0e2.01 as their share Of JOS sue
cessful title defense against Buddy
Baer In Madison Square Garden
last Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Julian Black
Meets the Law

CHICAGO - Julian Black, who
lost his heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis to the army yesterday, was
sought today to appear before a
grand jury investigating the Chi
csgo policy racket"
Assistant states Attorney
Nilbert n. Crowley said that
the Cook county grand jury
had issued . subpoena for
Black.
Black, LOUIS eo-manaser, Ia in
New York. but Crowley said he
didn't know where the subpoena
would be served.
John Roxborough, Louis other
manager. was sentenced in Detroit
last week 10 from two and a half
to five years in prison for alleged
dealing in policy slips.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Little Ben Meets Big Jim
In Playoh for Golf Cash

Los ANGELES Little Ben Ho.
gan Of Texas and Big Jimmy
Thomson Of California meet to-
day in a David-Goliath playofi
for the $500 first prize of the
Los Angeles open golf tournament
The match is an anticlimax 10
yesterdays final round. when
Hogan. needing par and a birdie
on the last two holes to tie for
first place. came through under
pressure and matched Thomson $
2s2 for the four rounds. Today
play means, however, that ths
victor will get $500 and the loser
s17o0.
Hogan's brilliant finish uss
IN uphill effort. Az he ted
off the 18th. Ne learned Thorn
son WAS already In with q 2ss.
To uin he needed two brides
and q par IN the three re-
naming holes. He could
and did-tie the husky Del
Monte. Cal. pro with par on
two and a birdie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Lady Scores
Trial Victory

Lady. pointer owned and handled
BY n. L. Roehack. Olympia. Sun
day won the Far West Field Trial
club's competition in the all-age
bracket on Chambers Prairie.
Second was Suffers Goldie,
pointer. haudled by Lloyd Suffer-.
Kings Pierce. setter. handled by
George Hsrdey. Tacoma. was third.
and Babe. pointer, owned and
handled by DR.. r. C. HenninE. Ia
coma. was fourth.
n Derby stake WIS wen
~ king's Pet setter. owned
and handled by r. p. King.
SECOND went 10 suffers Lucky,
handled BY Mrs. Margaret
9uiter.
The Puppy event went to Blus
Plot. pointer. owned and handled
By william r. Nelly. Seattle. Sec
ond went te Suffers Miss Lux.
owned and handed by Margaret
Suffer.
Secretary Darrell Jones Handled
arrangements and Roy Coma Of
Roy was the judge.
There were 20 animals IN the
race, which went off well
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Turf Club
.Discourages
Customers

aqua CALIENTE, Mex.-The
Aqua Caliente race track, seeking
some measure 10 keep the Gus
toners away 50 IL can continue 10
operate, today announced csncella-
ton Of the 5000 weekly public
handicap.
Walter c. Marty, general man
ager. said Aqua Caliente has no
ambition 10 become too big" and
ordered the public handicap dis
continued for the duration. A good
share of the spectators are lured
by the rich prize. given each week
for the citizen picking the most
pay horses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Kovacs Beats
Champ Bulge

CLEVELAND Frankie Kovscs,
CALIFORNIA; clown prince Of ten
mis-" last night bested the once un-
beatable Don Bulge. As. SIS. rs.
In a professional tennis meet be-
fore a near capacity crowd At the
Cleveland arena.
kovacs. living up to his repu-
tation AZ court jester clowned
through most of the sets. although
ne did see to II that the crowd
saw an exhibition of good hard
tennis. Last nights victory kept
Kovacs in first place in the $780,
900 professional tennis tour.
In the opening singles match
Bobby Riggs. who with kovacs.
left the amateur tennis ranks
only month ago. pushed
hack the former Davis cup
star. Fred Perry. 90. Sc.
In the doubles show of the eve
ming kovacs and Riggs scored an
other victory over Bulge and
Perry, ST. So. s-3.
The standing to date:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Joe Williams
Gets Big Job

WASHINGTON - Joe williams.
sports columnist Of the New York
World-Telegram and Associated
scripps-Howard newspapers. has
been appointed head of q national
sports campaign to stimulate the
sale of defense bonds and stamps,
Secretary of Treasury Henry Nor
genthau, jr.. announced today.
Williams said he will organize a
staff Of newspaper co-workers.
representing every state in the
union. and details Of q general
program will be worked out as
soon as possible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
CowLEY CLIMBS

MONTREAL - Bill Cowley Of
the Boston Bruins added two as
sists 10 his individual scoring rec
ord during the week and climbed
from fourth place into " tie with
Bryan Hextall of the New York
Rangers for scoring leadership IN
the National Hockey league
Hextall. in only one game dur
Ing the week. failed 10 score
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Billy Conn
Beats Cooper

TOLEDO. O.-Billy Conn. in MS
first ring appearance since his SEN
sationsl loss n Champion Joe
LOUIS last June. Jsbbed his way to
l2-round decision over Henry
Cooper Of New York last night at
the Toledo university field house
The Pittsburgh heavyweight won
solely on his lightning lefts to the
face Expected 70 knock out the
New Yorker. Conn threw dozen
haymakers with his right without
connecting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Basket Results
By UNITED PRESS

San Diego State 81. California rs
Oregon State So. Washington State
~.
Gonzaga IS, Whitman IS.
Eastern Washington 50. ~. Mar
tins 81.
Albion IS. Northwest Nazarene 81
Michigan 81. Northwestern 50.
Wisconsin SIS. Chicago -.
Illinois IS. Ohio state 40.
Indiana 40. Purdue so.
Minnesota al. Iowa 80.
Notre Dame 81. syracuse IS.
Ripon IS. Beloit 81.
Bradley 50. Duauesns IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Semi-Pro Ball Congress
Aims for 10000 Teams

Commissioners Of the congress
will begin their seventh annual
meeting here Sunday to perfect
plans for the program.
Commissioners will complete ar
rsngemsnts for q nation wide reg
istrstion Of ali persons wanting to
play baseball, March 20. tn April 4
. mmissioners will recommend
formation Of sand-lot smpirs or
CARNATIONS IN each of 200 semi
pro districts throughout the ma
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
J. W. Van Wyle
Golf Winner

SEATTLE Intercity golf
sweepstakes honors yesterday
went to Gordon Richards and Al
Puetx. Seattle. and J. W. Van
Wyle. Tacoma.
Puetz' low gross If 70 and low
net Of 50 highlighted the first
division Of amateur handicap play.
Richards paced professionals with
u. and Van WYE took the ANA
tours second division with q rs
gross and GO net
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Civic Groups
Honor Bierman

MINNEAPOLIS - Minneapolis
civic organizations will join in hon
oring Football Coach Bernie Bier
man. who last year piloted the
Minnesota team to its second con-
secutive mythical national title. at
a farewell dinner Friday night.
Biermsn. q major in the marine
reserves. was notified yesterday 10
report for active duty At ousntico.
Va. Jan. Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Husky Crews
Down 10 Work

sEATTLE-Undaunted by win
ter weather. five boatloads opened
the 1912 University of Washington
crew season yesterday with a
short workout on Lake Washing
ton.
Three varsity and two fresh
man boats answered the call
Stroke Ted Gsrhsrt and CoxsW, n
VIC For1o. veterans of the Hrs
kies two successive PouFhkeeprie
triumphs. .ers missing but were
expected 10 report soon, Coach Al
Ulbrickson said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
al Niemiec
To Play in AZ
SEATTLE-second Basemsr All

SEATTLE-Second Basemsn Al
Niemiec, VINO once threatened 10
quit baseball al the end of the
1871 season, informed Seattle
Baseball club officials today he
will return for another season with
the Pacific Coast league cham
pions. His notice rounded out the
Rainiers' infield for this years
Campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
DreYer Increases
Hoop Score Lead

Frank Dreyer, rife's clever cen
ter, increased his lead In the
individual scoring race In the
Pierce County league, but ls still
running little behind the pace
set by Frank Spear last year when
he established the new league
record Of 245 points in IA games.
Dreyer has tossed In Sc points
In four games. added "a points
during the past week to gain on
second-plsoe Doysl Gallagher of
yelm who was held To IS points
in two games.
The ton scorers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
ShipYard Play

The shipysrd Basketball league
will card a double header Tues
day night in the Bellarmine gym.
The opening game at 7 o'clock will
feature Lsborers and Machinists
and the second st s o'clock will
bring together Electricians and
All-Rsils All teams are well
matched and interesting games are
expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Idaho Skiers
Getting Ready

MCCALL. Idaho = A five man
Idaho ski team. led by Jack Shelter
of the Payette Lakes Ski club, to-
day prepared for the Western
States Ski meet to be held this
weekend AZ Sun Valley.
The Idaho team was chosen on
the basis Of combined totals for
jumping and slalom events. Shelf
err scored first in the jumps with
leaps of ia and 120 feet. and was
second TO Jack Numbers, Univer-
sity Of Idaho skier. in the slalom.
Numbers trip through the gates
took 432 seconds, two seconds bet
ter than the next fastest time.
Combined scores of the five
men who will take part in the
Jeffers cup races were shelter.
1879; Warren Brown. Payette
Lakes Ski club, 1877; Numbers,
1884: Wilbur Rathke, sun Val
ley. 1913. and Bill Brown, Uni
Nersify OF Idaho, 1Is.5.
All Engen, who was a member
of the Idaho team last year. was
expected to JOIN the squad at Sun
Valley when competition for the
cup races starts on Saturday.
Team slternstes will he Charles
Hubbard, sun Valley, III; Chef
Shaver. Psyette Lakes, 1858. and
Ronnie Rsdamaker. Psyette Lakes,
156.
skiers from Sun Valley made a
clean sweep of the women's slalom
event. Ruth Joy and Mary Jane
Griffith tied for first, Marcelle
Barclay was third and Doris Post
was fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Tigers, Bells
Meet Tonight
City Bosket Come
In Exposition Holl
Nv HAROLD SHAW

Firing the opening Gun in what
Is expected 10 be another dins-dong
battle for the city prep basketball
championship and a berth in the
state tournament. Bellsrmins Lions
and Stadium Tigers viii meet to-
night IN a doublehesder At EXPOSE
ton hall starting at 7.30 o'clock
The largest crowd ever 10
witness = Bellarmine-s Stadium
hoop encounter IL expected "a
be on hand this Tuesday night
~ Exposition hall can seat
5000 BASKETBALL fans.
Both teams are on edge for this
vital contest, the getaway game in
the 1912 city high school ossaba
series. Both teams have made
impressive records in their tnssling
up to date.
TOPS IN N-STATE
Coach V. G.. Lowmsn's Tigers.
virtually tied with high-powered
Bremerton Wildcats for the Cross
State league leadership. have won
six out Of the eight games they
have played, their only losses COM
ing from teams over which they
hold victories in return games.
Coach Andy Stats Lions
have won eight out Of ten
games plus q victory over an
alumni squad. The Bells
avenged q two-point loss to
Clover Park but are still one
down to ODea of Seattle who
COPIED an overtime verdict
here In December.
Lowmsns starting lineup is
practically set except for one
guard position. Jack Getaz and
Bobby Fincham. the best Stadium
front-court combination in several
seasons, will get the call At for
wards. Bob Rinker will start at
center with Ray Hagen in reserve
and due to see plenty of action.
FAM AT GUARD
Chuck Fain. the woodworking
junior veteran. is cinch opener
at one guard while Bus Mitchell.
Paul Grimes and Harry Mansfield
are tussling for the other guard
spot. Grimes may get the call
tonight
Bellarmine's starting quintet
IL certain to see Cliff Schiesz
at either a guard or forward
slot with Jim Bichsel almost
certain to open at center. The
Martineau brothers, La Verne
and Vie. may team up with
Larry Rask for the remaining
three starting jobs or Stan
Cebuls may Dust one Of the
three from the opening call.
Reserve teams will take the floor
at 730 o'clock with III. varsity
clash slated to open at $50 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Cougars Lose
Battle
Oregon Stote Tokes
Overtime Tilt. 52-47

CORVALLIS. Ore. - with
shsrpshootinr Lew Beck Of Pen
dletton leading the way. Oregon
State college opened its confer
ence season here last night by
defeating Washington State col
lege, 67-47. in an overtime period.
Beck. smallest man on the floor,
made two baskets and free
throw during the overtime period
to take scoring honors with II
points.
The score at the end Of the
regular playing period stood al
f6-all. The Beavers held the
Cougars 10 q single free throw
by Zimmerman in the extra SEES
sion.
The game was % close that
not more than four points
ever separated the teams In
the second half. The score
was tied eight times and the
lead changed half . dozen
times.
AT the end of the first period,
the Beavers had a one-point lead,
PAPA.
Coach Jack Friel of Washington
State alternated two complete
teams. while Slab Gill used all
lettermen. with the exception of
Sophomore Beck. Al Atkins,
Cougar sophomore. was high
scorer for the Cougars with IL
points. followed by Gale Bishop,
center, with IL. Bishop did fine
work in holding down John Man
die. star Beaver center. TO seven
points.
A second game Ia scheduled for
frntnhf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Roller Skate
Titles Won

Final events of the state roller
skating championship were staged
over the weekend in Tacoma
Everett and Redondo.
Bill Hines and Donna Nicoli. Re
dondo. won the novice skate dance /:
Vivian Davis and Haldo Burns.
Redondo. won the senior skate
dance. and Russell Kennedy and
Jean Christensen, Redondo. won
the mems and women's novice
figure events. respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

game uay ny Gay, cutting eacn
round by one stroke He pared
the tricky Hillcrest Country club
layout the first day with a n.
He made it in II Saturday. posted
a 20 on Sunday and finished with
a so yesterday Hogan's four day
total was 70-70-72-7O-2s2
COOPER IN TIE
Harry Cooper OF Minneapolis
who paced the field going into the
final round. tied for third At 2s5.
with Slamming Sammy Snesd of
Hot Springs, Va. and Chick Hsr-
bert NJ Battle Creek. Mich. The
two shared third. fourth and fifth
money and won 5000 apiece
Snesd could have tied the win
ming score with par on the last
hole He was three under par
coming to the 18th. After two
shots put him in gully below the
green. a chip shot fell just short
of the apron and rolled back. A
second and third did the same
thing. He finally reached the
green and sank his putt for an
eight, three over par and final
round tally of rs.
At 2Ss were Willie Goggin
of White Plains. n. Y. Byron
Nelson Of Toledo. o., and
Chandler Harper of Ports
mouth. Va. who won $3.50
each. Next AT 2sa were Her
man Barron and Paul Runyan.
both ~ White Plains. n. v.
and Horton Smith Of Pine
hurst, n. G.
Tony Penns of Dayton. o..
carded 200 for . parss Of S115,
while Mark Fry Of Oakland. Cal,
and Dick Metz. of Oak Park, H..
took 2al and won $50 each. Vic
Chem Of Deal, N. J., and Jimmy
Demaret OF Detroit won s72.50
apiece with scores of 2e2.
First low amateur was Johnny
Dawson OF Hollywood, whose POS
tied him with six professionals
Chef Beer of West Los Angeles
Stan Leonard Of Vancouver. p. c.
Lawson Little of San Francisco
Denny Shute Of Chicago. Ray Hill,
Of Mamaroneck. y. Y. and Johnny
Revolta of Chicago. Frank Hior
Of Monterey Park. Cal. wss
second low amateur with 2e4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Jefferson Wins
Basket Title

jefferson Plsyfield Chiefs. de-
fe--ag 1871 champs, defeated
Falkland Trinity Of the Park Re-
creation Basketball league in Bell
armine gym Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Horses Arrive

HIAI.EAH. Fla.-challedon and
Pictor. two Of the leading nominees
for the $4,000 added widener cup,
and 10 stable mates owned by
William L. Brann which arrived
here yesterday from California.
were reported in excellent eondi-
ton today by Brann and Trainer
Ed Christmas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
On Oe Gam

Boy Defense Stamps and lick the YapJops.
This rubber problem certain 10 affect athletics In more
ways than the average man and woman believes.
There win no immediate realization because stocks on
hand IN most instances good for year or more.
But II the drags for three years. the rubber
shortage will show IFS face in small manner before athlete
and spectator alike.
mat replace
vital rubber products used IN making equipment
The supply balls said 10 for at
Ba~eAan s.sehai,
~ sns have made that practice That true Of ether baseball
egu1pmrst umpire protector. spongcs.
story be written. The
b thi mohbans for the
The tire ratonng will home because
American and viii think times before he
relies bus transportation
Comfort Becomes Habit -.
He has become fixed in the comfort Of his auto that
he probably win say to himself:
Hell I'm not going 10 that It's too ineonvenient
The parks too far away
Other sports win be similarly affected
Rasehss rubber for the filler but cork long
rubber
They stn might manufactured without rubber but the
rabbit" ball would thing substitute
ueed-
However long the dead" ball
prevailed unheard
rabbit" the hall win return Of
game cunning rather than the
power. o which today.
Tea sir marked influence sports be-
Of this rubber shortage.
softbalh be and tendery
eoftbas bit Of rubber latex being used to
inside filler
Tennis balls payfd bals voleyba will feel the
this order Of things
these will the
effect almost instantly.
company Angeles complete
equipment rubber and
pitching plates
rstionine 10 them just
nj do In Mt In rruII IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Your postmaster can tel you
how 70 inves, in L. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest IN U. 6. Defense
Bonds.
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Free throws missed OSc-McNuti
q Mandic, Dement, Beck WSC
Atkins. Gllberg. zimemrman. Bishop 3
Hunt, Gebert Witt
Half time WSC 23, Csc a.
Officials Emil Plluso Hal Lee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
Then. There's Fishing. Hunting -.

Fishing and hunting viii be affected than the
age sportsman realizes especially II his jaopys tires
somewhat worn.
sportsmen simply will conne themselves train and
bus Transportation horse and buggy fall hack the old
reliable legs and feet.
lakes and lands will
limit OF action will be reduced to radius
u proportions
hunting tires will not them
the
They'll definite thoroughly diligently And that
too, .goss for fishing, especially stersms
Anglers lakes that
bus o
a IL a rodsend
u game department
considering rstionins 10 again
strstsd that with everything lose. gain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14
PING PONG

The Tacoma Ping Pong club.
sponsored by the Metropolitan
park. meet "Wednesday instead of
Tuesday az the jefferson plsyfield
house, No. It'll and Monroe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Jones. KIDD, p Harris Parkland-
evarr, ~. pfiueser storsasn. Ram.
stad and Thorpe Referee-Bob Pullsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-14

Sfoeber Writes Letter -.
when old America gets In pinch the good out Of
most Of N.
letter from Harry Stoeber. Tiger catcher Of the WI
league Rog Peck owner, emphasizes what
Hays letter makes realize there In every to
pin fnith In American young manhood
Here then IL letter his home n Cincinnati:
Dear Roger: writing few lines which regret
very Uncle boss the
America
hitting the clutch.
papers yesterday inducted the
I
crisis win place burden the
this decide 10 have team this
ysu know IN ~ pulling for the Tigers.
life have played for such swell bunch Of fellows
Pip kohlsr the and Cliff toson the business
manaesr).
surs 4 possible year.
soes send al luck
yew ~s~sboy .cu cell you Defense stamps. which ar,
. cold inpsstuenk
Evening star., 1942-01-01
Juniors Frocks, 'I''0
Were S29S and more

lit spun rayon plaids in one and
two piece styles Pleated skirts. As
sorted colors. Broken sizes to IS.
% Junior Misses Cotton Corduroy
Jumpers with built-up shoulders.
Royal blue, green. natural OF red.
Broken sizes 9 to IS. Less than
half price. -S1.S5
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1942-01-01
D. {. Marine Gives Corps
GREETING 10 britons

A New Year greeting from the
United States Marine Corps was
sent to the people Of Great Britain
yesterday in q special program ar
ranged by the British Broadcasting
Co. and the Navy Department. A
Washington marine. Staf1 Sergt.
Robert w. Hines, was selected to
convey the message.
The greeting by Sergt. Hines. who
Is now on duty at the Navy Depart
ment, said:
THE actions of the United States
marines at Wake Island and other
island outposts Of democracy have
spoken louder than words. To my
cousins serving with Britain's army
and navy and to my other relatives
in the British Isles send special
New Year greeting"
Sergt. Hines is a native of Eng
land and became a citizen of the
United States in 1928. He lives
with his wife and three children at
Bowsprit Green S.W.