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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

Should / take him back?
Ans.:-NO, walt a while. II he
loves you as much as he Is trying
10 convince you ut the present time.
he Will prove Il with n wedding
ring and marriage certificate. He's
had his fling and needless 20
say. y0u have had yours. During
this time, you have realized the In
security Of such relationships. Mar
rlage Is the only happy solution to
your problem.
B.B.A.:-I am wanting 10 know
how my husband can get his birth
record. Tell us what we could or
should do TO clear this matter up as
he has a Job il he can get this rec
ord. need an answer right away.
Ans: since there was no record
made In your state OF your hus.
bands birth, he must produce evil
dence that will verify his correct
age. Get a written statement from
his mother, one from his father
giving time OF birth. place OF birth.
both county and state and have
each statement n0tarized. Ii he has
Insurance papers, present them 10
the State House. Bureau Of Vital
Statistics In the State where ne
was horn. II family Bihle record
Of his birth can he obtained. that
record w0nld he preferable above
anything else. This information
should he sufficient 10 get the rec.
ord. II there Is any further lnfor-
nation you would like on this sub.
ject. you may write me privately.
ME.R.:-I want 20 ask a ques-
ton in behalf OF my son. He does
, not have satisfaction In his home
with his wife. And l would like 20
know what Is wrong. Can YOU help
me 10 guide my son right in his
marriage?
E. Ans.:-Circumstances arose
that forced him In 10 marriage he
fore he was ready 10 assume the
responsibility Of n family. The
friction that has existed between
them has kept them from reaIIz-
Ing the true meaning Of marriage.
You shouldn't show Partially one
wa or another ). encourage them
to forget the Misunderstanding Of
the past. and try 10 helm them Ia
live n normal carried lie. They
aren't Kids any longer -. It's time
they put away their childish hab.
its.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Stage
Pastor Apologies For Broadcast

: l., know that many OF the so-calle
white Christians will have I
change their attitude towar
black folks. If they expect TO Sc
Code face in peace. II is all RICH
10 preach about the evils OF tn
world today. but the problem o
men. Ii is all right to preach abou
the freedom that America offers
but God is not pleased when thi
freedom in true words. Is enjoyed
only by members OF the white race
II is all right to preach TO the peo
Z pie how 10 shun hel's fire afrei
deaih-but they should also know
ow 10 avoid making this earth a
he'll for their fellowmen before
death. And. finally. the Rev. Mr.
Crawford. II Is all right 10 sing the
songs OF Zion from coast-to-coast
hut until al peoples OF this coun-
try without respect to race. decide
10 put those songs in practice-they
100 viii not mean much.
Il am not holding you respon-
sibie for the statement made on
your program. | also know that
you are not responsible for what
has happened in Oklahoma. but l
do feel that the ministers OF this
country can do something about
such evils by mentioning them in
their sermons"
Here Is the Rev. Percy Craw-
ford's reply in part:
Dear Mr.. Jones
just received your letter and
hasten to reply.
want TO apologize for the state
men' 81 the young man and un-
dersiand why you were Disguised.
1t was certainly not in order. |
don't think he realized what he was
saying. talking extemporaneously
as he did over the air.
realize. as you have said that
some OF the whites. have nothing TO
do with the colored people. but
certainly do not take that attitude.
We are all Gods creatures. In fact.
have several coiord people asso-
'iaied with me In my employ and
trea, them the same as any one
Else.
CONCENTRATIONS on your splen-
bid column. | enjoyed reading IL.
am sure You have good oppor-
unity TO influence people for God
IN this way.
Thanks for listening.
fSigned)
Sincerely.
Percy Crawford.
The Young Peoples Church OF
he Air is a coast-io-coast broadcast
heard sundays 4:30 pm. over the
Mutual network. The program orig
mates in Philadelphia, Pa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Failure To Exhibit Nanny Technique
Bans Dorothy Maynor OFF Camel Proga

An interesting article appeared
In a recent issue OF The Peoples
Voice, OF New York City, concern
ing alleged racial discrimination
against Miss Dorothy Maynor. ia
nous soprano, by the Camel Cigar
cite radio program. The article
reads as follows:
The Peoples Voice received last
week a letter from reader who
quoted a paragraph appearing on
page 222 OF Ilka Chases book Past
Imperfect. published by Doubleday
Doran 4 Company. Here's the quo
tation:
AT one time | was most anxious
20 have Dorothy Maynor, the fa-
nous Negro soprano, sing on my
program. but was refused per-
mission TO ask her, on the grounds
that she sang like n cultivated
white singer. ii she sang splrltuals
or b00gie w00gie. or otherwise
showed that she knew her place,
that was all right, hut this raising
oneself above the ruck is not 10 be
encouraged ."
The program referred TO was the
Camel Cigarette program. sponsor
ed by the Reynolds company OF
Winston-S Salem. NC.
Pointing out that Camels are one
of the largest selling cigarettes on
the market and that one-third OF
the Negro smoking population
smokes that brand. The Peoples
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
by ABsE' WALLACE SERVICE

NOTICE
Of coun Wit
you
PRIVATE REPLY n
u
TO ALL Ineude
the o
ST. fhgan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

sponsoring a banquet on June 81.
All proceeds Will 60 toward the
building fund OF First Baptist
church Mrs Armour is not a mem
Der OF First Baptist. but is gener-
Gus and wants to see a modern First
Baptist church in Ecorse. He asks
all local progressive minded citi-
zens TO join him in this campaign.
vi. Zion Baptist Church
An Illuminating sermon was
preached by the pastor Sunday. en-
titled, Jesus Wants 10 Speak with
IS Luke 7:4O. Music was rem
dered by the Senior choir. Visitors
We're; Mrs. Angeline Abney. OF
Drewry, Ala. mother OF Deacon
Armstrong: George Piazzo, Elias
FELTON, and Fred Armstrong.
The Tom Thumb wedding at the
church Saturday night was a big
success.
On the fifth Sunday, the Rev. MIR.
Pittman. OF Quinn road. Mt. Glenn
ems. and his church members will
be at Mt Zion. All are welcome.
The Rev. George A. Stevenson is
pastor: Johnnie Mae Taylor, repor-
ter.
BE sure TO read The Detroit Tri-
bune every week. 1t il n Michigan
product and what We make in Mich
igan makes Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

The Harmony Three, who will ap-
pear in a recital Thursday, June
4. at $3.50 pm. at the Lucy Thur
man YWCA, $50 +. Elizabeth. The
musical is under the auspices OF
the Senior choir Of Second Baptist
church OF which the Rev. r. l..
Brady is pastor. r. c. Croff Is
president of the choir. Members OF
the Harmony Three are Qeft TO
right Elsie b. Lewis. second So
prano; Elizabeth NJ. Williams. ac-
companist: Mary l.. Booker, alto;
Irene S. Williams. first soprant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
In Memoriam

In memory Of mother. Mrs. Emma
Wiley. who left ms May %, 1890.
Sim, Fannie, Leonard. Maesue,
Lucy, Edith and y. A. vl,lans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

in Columbia he presided over the Southern States
Convention of Colored Men.
In 1877 Ransier was elected on the Republican ticket
TO the Fory-Thrd Congress, where he served from
1873 TO 1875
Alter his retirement from Congress- he served
United States Internal Revenue Collector for the
second District of South Carolina.
In 1882 death ended Ransiers prominent public
career and his unselhsh service to his people.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

orial Building which is the
new home of the American
Baptist.
Plans for Tabernacle's An
nual church convention are
Getting off to a fine start. The
goal has been set at $500.
The convention, which will be
held Nov. 20, promises to be
he best yet.
3. A. y. Group No. ! of the
Baptist. Training Union will
preside. Mr.. George Parker
md Mrs. Anna Bryant are the
joint-leaders of the group.
Tomorrow evening at 6::3t
Prof. James Earl Hines ane
is Farnous Radio Singers Of
Cleveland, Ohio, are being pre-
a~te.l h,r tha Even;nn Sta'
club Of the Tabernacle Bant
llurch. Mr.. Walter Lyle, pres
'cnt Of the club, is extremel,
anxious for everyone to /,
present. Tickets are .25 cents
Mrs. Martha Lee Jones
Kate Jackson, Minnie Park
Eunice Ware and Mis- p''
Pella Jackson motored tx
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1912.

Chicago last weekend to be
present at the wedding Of
Miss lnez jackson to Mr.. Leo
nard Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robinson are both Dayton
ians. They are now making
their home in a downtown
apartment.
Mrs. Rosa Farr was the
winner of the crown of Vic
tory in "Life's Railway to
Heaven a drama presented
by the Rose Of Sharon Club
! Last Molsday evening.
NJ. ard Mrs. Earl Lock Of.
Edison t., were called reces-
~ 10 Malvern, Ark, ON ae-
ea,'t cr tie death Of
lT - '>-e The.
Mr.. vash.i 3. C-ens. pros
Ii a,4 sf t. nnaole's Ba. tiet
.1ra;. ng ITaio- sttsss elected
de- - tFsn Valley d..
II TT 8 r v,st;tlte when
j, CO.. 'enaa ii M'dd'etow> l.sst
.sat'ir 'av
'sa ',n,.,n vyi'l ha sold I'll
I1 8 +u-eiav. October 10 1T
eTahar'-ncla FIR list church.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
STATE PLAT.
CONTINUED from Page 4,

Continued from Page ~
Thomas ] Herbert for Attor
nev General, George Fl. Ben
der for Congressman at
Large; Roy H. Williams, Ed
ward C. Turner and Charles
s. Bell for Judges of the ST
officials and of the Republica'
members Of Congress of Ohio
We endorse the candidates.
of John w. Bricker for Gov
preme Court; and the Repub
lican candidates for Congress
and the General Assembly.
We pledge continued ant
complete cooperation in the
war effort ard a continuance
of liberal and efficient admin
istration of affairs in Ohio.
| We pay tribute to the cour
age and patriotism Of tn
sons and daughters of Ohit
serving in the armed forces o
our country and we pledg
| ourselves to preserve at HON
that free representative gov
| ernment for which they ar
sghting in all parts Of tn
| world.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
/ . { A |. s

I \ Xiave G ss
II d tolgIl, O., i
n N,V1A, # Street.
d ton, hts ascei. U PCS
ion at Edwards Wat ~ l'
ere, Jaelsgcnvsil Eloeid
there che VII is1 Musical 4
,tldctor.
Mrs. Susie EaFley Of Loui
ST., has rctnrael home fro1
visiting her brother aud his
wife at Atlantic City. ~. j..
Mrs. Oscar Marshall of w.
5th ST., spent q week visiting
her brother Corp. Hormer
Wills, who is stationed at Fort
Huachuca, Arizona. The Ohio
boys sent greetings to the
parents and friends BY Mrs
Marshall. While in Oklahoma
City, she visited the office Of
The Black Dispatch, edi, 4 BY
the Venerable Mr.. Dung
who was very courteous.
Y 4 y
Mrs. Emma Irwin Of CoIufn-
bus, formerly q resident q!
Dayton, is the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gibson,
N. Perry st. She is also at
tending the Ohio Conference
Y y y.
Miss Ernestine Mahan, Mgr
Instructor Of Poro School OF
Beauty Art and Mrs. Louise
Anderson King from ciacln-
natl, Ohio, attended the grad
uation exercise Of Besniee's 5
School Of Cosmetology al
Wayman AME Church, sun
day, Sept. 9th. Miss Maaan
gave some very encouraging
remarks to the graduates
Sunday, Oct. Is has beer
hosen by the Religious Edu
cation Group for their annua
srogram. Hours 2-7, you arr
invited to attend. Pres. Mrs
'iie'e Offutt, Sec. Mrs. Carrie
Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dona Chat
man are the proud parents 0
i baby boy, born Sept. oath.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
DkYT0N
NEWS BRIEFS

On, last Tuesday Oct g,
1915, at the fan commence
ment. Of Western Reserve
University tbs degree q
Bachelor of Science iii l.1nrar.k.
Science was conferred on Miss
Ethel Stewart. q teacher af
Dunbar High school. Mass
Stewart is Il graduate st Grace
Greene Normal School, Gin
einnati University and is q
teached of wide experience.
She is d native DaNtonlan and
is the fist Of Dayton s NegrG
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09


Carlo, the Prince OF Monaco's
Casino and the Paris Opera
House.
Later. when vaudeville was In
the throes Of .rigor morris,
Heidi transformed his band to
meet broadcasting requirements
and in . brace Of years cata-
pulled to national fame with the
spectacular POT O Gold pro-
grain.
With his star still on the climb,
he is now adding lustre to it with
his fast line Of chatter in the cnl-
Gee role on the NBC Treasure
Chest" network feature. Ad
libbing with the ease Of a vet
eran Snowman, he stands high
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

1t. Dena kaney, a native
Of Suffolk, Va. was the first
Negro woman in America to
attain the rank of 1st 1t.
is the u. $. Army. Lit. RAJ
ney Of the q. S. Arm Nurse,
Corps, is now chief nurse at
the Station Hospital. She
VAS also the first Negro
nurse to enlist in Army in
World II. 1t. Raney at
tended Virginia State Col
lege at Ettrick, Va, and
prior to her entry in the
Amy was the Operating
Room Supervisor, Lincoln
Hospital. Durham, N G..
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
CARD OF THANKS

| wish to thank my neigh
bors, frierds and relatives for
their kindness to mo in the
sudden passing Of my dear
wife, Mrs. Belle Kidd, who
died; also for the beautiful
floral design. The American
Woodmen, Camp No. is, Rev
]. Welby Broaddus for his
consoling words. their choi,
Of Tabernacle Baptist C'hurcl
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

among the nations leading
scriptiess word merchants.
Born at Alameda. California
Horace attended the Culver Mil
itary Academy in the East where
he received a diploma and the
Culver Plaque for his athletic
prowess. Deciding to make
coaching his profession he en-
rolled at the University Of Cal
ifornia and developed into .
fine tackle.
However, severe back injury
put a sudden stop TO his athletic
] ambitions so he turned TO mu-
sic. WLW airs his current sue
cess on Tuesdays.
/ DIALGRAPHS:
/ FIBBER MCGEE and MOLLlR
returning Sept. g. JACK BEN
NY comes back Oct. 4.
] GARRY MOORE and n. Y.
j KALTENBORN share the sans
Office but haze never met. The
comedian Of The -Sl1otD Without
/ d Name leaves at 800 p. m.
,phiIe HVK hustles in around
| FIRE.
NORMAN TOKAR. red-hend
ed and freckle- faced Is NBCa
new HENRY ALDRiCH. tn.
erstwl.ile Willie" OF the Aldricl
Family saga succeeds Ezra
STONE, notD Sergeant on &C.
the duty tuith Uncle Sam,
gropino Army.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

Rev. and Mrs. Broaddus
have returned home from
Louisville, KY, where Rev.
Broaddus delivered the Dedi-
catory address last Friday at
the William Fl. Stuart Mem
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
IN AND OFF THE AIR
vORD MERCHANT
BY Fred Emery

When several University of California students
decided to pool their and musical talents under
Horace Heidts direction, they launched an organza-
,;on that has thrived for eighteen years.
Known as the Californians, the aggregation first
oaned local recognition playing for every fraternity and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

sensation. Fol-
loving a trip
Aci ass t h G
country which
n d e d the
youthful unit
o., the stage OF
the P a | a c e
Theatre in New
y OF k. Heidi
b D o K e d his
bard through
out the conti-
neilt Of Eu
roFe. making
appearances at
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
In
this,
WAR OF WORLDS

In .5 STFIk'Sts43stg2 s
this WORLD REVOLUTION
Has THE ,3fIEtfA Es
come L0N<i l'sE TED
There viii be
NO PE,fsIF.aNE EaST CT0R-
Hes iii this conflict. Read the
NEW BOOK entitled:
"After The War
INNER rs EKSG And AslAI-
INas, facts await you III this
book. s1. HOWARD CADi Il.
writes: Il have found It
packed from cover to cover
with human interest it
willogrip the reader from be
ginning to end. 100 pages,
brimful of interest Only soc.
Money back If not as repre-
sented. Order from the auth
ora Gregor Eagon, Delaware
Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

Rev. i<uth L. 1ond is the
F,yangelist ol the North ".
Conference i llnlsh product
of several schools. least oi
all a spirit filled Womas OF
God.
She has travelled extens-
ively from the hlondlke IN
Canada Mexico, Cuba ana
BefHuda Texas and other
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

All members at the Needle
Work Guild should bring or
send their garments to Mrs
Marion Anderson. 50 Horace
Street on or before Nov. 4th
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
THE FORUM

of which she was a member;
Garfield Jones and son for
their efficient service.
James Kidd, husband,
Richard Kidd, son.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

Noted EvangellSf y at
tending The Ohio Confer
ence at Wayman church.
This is really a great
,.r ro.farance Miss
smith resides in Columbus, Z
Ohio Her service IS ~
GREAT demand.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
ROBERT REESE,
SUPPLY SERGEANT

The Var Department an
aa this yeels the promo
o. Robert Reese from
9pcral to Staff Sergeant,
enpany A, 18th Regiment,
81 IS The son Of Mrs. Carrie
e Of 229 Norwood Ave-,
9a}loz Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09
EyERGREENS

Shrubs, trees, cash and carry:
prices very reasonable. estimates
eor your landscaping needs. Adel-
berger's Nursery. Telephone IA
291o. r. r. S.
i. G. ADEI.BERGER
stop 81, New Troy Pike
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

aororltv dance on the campus
.aI,pon graduation the band vent
7 I pn i tour Of the Pacific coast
swhere It's rise to fame became a
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

librarians 10 receive this de-
gree.
Miss Mary Jane Day, fos-
ter daughter Of Miss Ethel
Stewart, has begun her soph-
onlore year at spelman Col
lege. Atlanta, Ga.
Pvt. Joseph kenton Jack
son is stationed with the En-
aineers Combat Battalion at
Fort Leonard Wood. Mo Ifc
IS attached to Co A-35th Bat
afon PIT Jackson was
formerly associated with the
DaYton Forum and was doing
new snaner work i'll the East
when he was called to the
Army.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-10-09

Tabernacle Baptist

{ Sunday, October III, 1942 !,
Rev. j. Welby Broaddus VIII
be in his pulpit Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Grid Briefs

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. califor-
MIA always plays its best game
against California. the Bears were
warned today as they prepared to
entrain for Los Angeles for their
game with the Trojans Saturday.
CORyALLIS-Coach Lon Stiner
today planned to give his Oregon
State reserve strength more sea-
soning in the Beavers "breather'
conference game with the Montana
Grizzlies Saturday.
EUGENE Tommy Robin.
University Of Oregon's ace left
haifback, will play fullback
against UCLA here Saturday,
with Bob Reynolds. flashy
sophomore. stepping into Rob-
Inns old spot.
CORNAI.LIS-Coa Lon Stiner
today planned to give his Oregon
State reserve strength more sea-
soning in the Beavers "breather'
conference game with the Montana
Grizzlies Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06
Final CPS Game on Saturday
Loggers Wind
Up Home Dates
Poetic Badgers
Face Lumberjocks

It's both Homecoming and fare
well for College Of Puget Sound
Logger footballers this Saturday
when they play Pacific University
Badgers IN a Northwest Confer
ence game at the Stadium starting
at 80 o'clock
The Loggers viii be favored
TO score their second confer
enoe victory Of the season be-
fore the old grads who win re-
turn for annual celebration
which Includes an alumni ban
quet and n homecoming dance
Coach Leo Frank said Thursday
that the Loggers would be at top
strength for Saturdays game,
which may be the closing encoun-
ter for the 1912 season. since the
status Of the College OF Idaho
game, slated for Caldwell on Nov.
q. is uncertain.
Pacific's record this year is none
too bright-ties with Linfield and
College of Idaho being the high
lights. Lickings have been alb
sorbed from Portland University.
St Martins college and Whitman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

Tadich Leads
City League

Regaining his old time bowling
form. Ted Tadich hit the pocket
regularly in City league play on
the Broadway alleys last night to
lead the league for the first time
this year. He series was 606.
Claude Petersen rolled st2
for high single and wound up
with SIS for his best score Of
the season.
John Pasniek, who clicked off a
$50 series last week. came back
strong for the Dairymen and regis
tered 600 last night.
Oeky Seidelman's Dairymen
nosed ahead in the hot champion
ship race by taking three points
from Punchy's. their closest rival.
After losing 50 straight
points. the Bus Terminal team
finally crashed the win column.
dividing points In last nights
matches with lee Stark's Bot
tiers.
Broadway won three from Paint
ers. Opticsls won three from
Clothiers. and Packers took three
from Fuelmen.
The scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

Timber fell heavily in the match
es of the Shipyards league on the
Broadway alleys last night.
When the lights over the pins
were finally extinguished. Walter
Jordan stood at the top of a lot
Of good scoring with GAG recorded
opposite his name as the highest
single game and COL as the high
est three game series.
Roy Besaw threatened to
take the top score when he
started off with 2o2 and then
followed up with eco. But a
16e count In his third game
held his score TO 584.
Kelley Allen was away with a
pair OF 200 games. 21O and 200.
but fell off to 169 in his third
game and finished with $40.
George Wise whipped the bowl
ing ball down the drives about like
he used to pepper it across from
shortstop to first when playing
baseball and registered IFS. 1e5
and ISL for a 554 series.
Red Cough had three good
cnes 1872, 1875. 176 and
came up with a 56s series.
Louie kaasa rolled 16s. 1sS
and s02 for q 5ss series and
Bus Mykland registered s64.
with games of l5s. 1913. Els.
Carpenters won four frem
Cranes. Steel won four from
Painters. Loggers took four from
larry. Bottlenecks split even with
Toms. and Hy's clothiers split
points with Foundry.
IT'S MAXINE AGAIN
Maxine Perry. who has bowled
brilliantly in Keglerette matches
on the Coliseum alleys in recent
weeks. again led the ladies OF the
circuit last night. shooting i36,
l66 and It's. for a 4s0 series.
Hazel Frost. with 46I. had
the second best score. getting
the nice series with 1S9. 147
and IT'S.
Insurance lost three TO the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-06

WIN Two minutes iefl 10 play,
Northwestern got in possession on
its 4o-yard line. I sent Ollie
Adelman, a quarterback. in with
instructions 10 play safe.
Use only straight line bucks
to run out the time" l told him.
settled back on the bench and
relaxed for the first time that
day. But not for long.
On the first play. I stared
aghast as the boys liked into a
complicated formation and cut
loose with an involved baIl-hand-
ling play which broke Adelman
free around end for IS yards 70
the Buckeye five. The game end
ed before another play could be
run
Adelman told me he called the
trick play TO accommodate q line
man.
IN the huddle, this fellow point
ed out that Ohio State had sent in
new end. and he figured that ne
man wanted to call the triple re-