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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Redlin Wins
Slalom Event
Washington Squads
One-Two In Meet

Sun VALLEY - Collegiate
skiers wearing the colorz of more
than 20 universities whipped down
the big slide ~ Sun Valley today
in jumping events ending the
fourth annual National Intereol-
legiate SKI meet.
University OF Washington's A.
team leading the pack into finals
with a team score OF 1.105 points,
paced BY Bill Redlin. winner Of
the slalom and high scorer in the
downhill and cross-country.
University Of Washington's
"B" team was second with
1,l9S points. followed BY
Was h ington State. 1877;
Dartmouth. 1889; Utah. SIS;
Idaho, LIS: Stanford. 2.1I9,
and UCLA. 2,l96.
Redlin won yesterdays slalom
with a combined time OF one min
ute 81 seconds for the runs over
the two courses. He mace one
course in 1904. the other in AS.
Behind him were Jack Tobin.
Dartmouth. 1872; Merrill Barber.
Norwich, 1:54ls; Gage Chetwood,
Washington. 1866; Bill Bowes.
Oregon State. 1868, and John
Thompson. Washington, 1872.
Bobby Blatt. Stanford, win
ner of Tuesdays downhilI. was
disqualified In the slalom when
he missed a gate.
Janet Quincy. University of
Utah, won the women S all-around
competition-and with it the Mary
Corneha trophy-for the second
consecutive year when she placed
first in the SALON in 2:1s4 to
add this TO earlier victories. She
was followed by Jeanne Davis.
Washington. 2:26s. and Meg
Bramoach, Washington. 3:52.2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

NEW ORLEANS-Two power
full football teams. Missouri, Big
Six champions and the nations
greatest running unit, and Ford
ham, eastern title-holder who can
go on the ground or in the air,
scorned caution today as they
tangled in the eighth annual Sugar
bowl game before $4,000 spec
tators.
Feeling was running high In
both camps rs the kickoff
neared. Coach Don Faurot's
remark that Missouri would
win because the Tigers had
Harold Jenkins. All-America
center, while Fordham had
only n one-year man, doe Sa-
basteanshi, at the pivot post,
has stirred up the Rams SO
much that Coach Jimmy
Crowley planned 10 use IL rs
part Of his pre-game pep
talk.
Fordham's main job il TO stor
the rip-tearing Tiger backs, little
Harry Ice. Red Wade and big Bot
Steuber. That trio ran amok al
fall, piling up 2,76e yards TO leae
the nation in ground gained rush
ing.
The Fordham attack is no veal
sister either The Rams hav,
clicked off l,To2 yards running anC
p14 wards passing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Shrine Game May
Stay in South

NEW ORLEANS-The Shrine's
all-star East-West football game
may be played here in 1943 if war
conditions prevent resumption at
San Francisco. Henry F. Boyan.
potentate of the San Francisco
Shrine, said today.
The game will be played here
Saturday in Tulane university's
Sugar Bowl stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
B O W LIN G

Tacoma major league pinmen,
after a one-week holiday layoff
will resume their regularly-sched-
uled matches Friday evening at
the North End alleys, starting at
S o'clock.
Despite a late start, Bill Left
wich's X Streeters have climbed
into first place in the warm league
race, reaching the top rung at
the last session when they scored
a three point victory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Stadium basketballers are urged
to remember to meet at Stadium
high school at $3.50 p. m. Friday
for transportation to Glover Park
for the two games with Glover
Park Warriors that night. The
reserve game starts at 7:30 o'clock
Coach V. G.. Lowman said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
1000 Crowd Limit
For u. W. Hoop Play

sEATTLE-An army rule limit
ing public gatherings to less than
5000 persons during the present
military situation" will force a cut
in attendance at University of
Washington basketball games, but
President Lee Paul Sieg said the
order would be strictly enforced"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
10000 Squeeze
Into Orange Bowl

MIAMI - Two great football
teams-one from the red clay hills
Of Georgia and the other from the
plains OF rexas-clash in the
Orange bowl today. and the win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
PICTURES GET NOBLE

NEW YORk-Jim Noble goes
to Hollywood following Fordham' S
game with Missouri in New Or
leans Sugar Bowl, Jan. l. The
Ram back will sign a picture con-
tract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
$4,000 al Sun Bowl

Ell PASO, Tex. - Texas Tech.
featuring a speedy bsckfield and
Tulsa University. boasting a man.
moth line, met today in the seventh
annual Sun bowl game before a
capacity crowd expected to num-
Der 5000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
PRAISE CHOW

NEW YORK-Dog experts call
Chinese chow worlds most YER
satile dog. 1t acts as hunting dog,
pet and sled dog.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
PACKERS LIKE wEsTFALL

GREEN BAY Green Bay
Packers are in market for full
back and may make Bob Westfall,
Michigan's all-America, their first
choice in professional draft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
LoCKE,s RECORD STANDS

CHICAGO-No Western confer
ence back has come within 10
points of Gordon Lockes scoring
record of ~ points set in 1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

FIRST Pos.
Don Hutson. Green Bay......LE
Frank kinard. Brooklyn.
Danny Dortmann. Bears .....LG
Clyde Turner, Bears. .....-.....C
Joe Kuharich, Cardinals. ......RG
Wilbur Wilkin. Washington. ...RT
Perry Schwartz, Brooklyn. RE
Sid Luckman. Bears ..........Q
Cecil Isbell, Green Bay.......LH
George McAfee. Bears ........RH
Clark Hinkle, Green Bay......F
SECOND
Ray Riddick, Green Bay.....LE
John Mellus, New York LII
Riley Mathewson, Cleveland .LG
George Svendsen, Green BAY.
William Edwards. New York. .RG
Ed Holman, Bears ...........RT
Richard Plasman, Bears IRE
Alfonso Leemans. New York O
Marshall Goldberg. Cardinals LII
Byron White. Detroit ........RH
Clarence Manders. Brooklyn. IF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
An-Star Pro
Team Named
Mel Helm ct Lost
Forced Off Squad

CHICAGO - Western division
clubs, led by the champion Chicago
Bears and the Green Bay Packers,
dominated the 1e41 all-league team
announced today by the National
Professional Football league.
An all-Western backfield gave
two berths to the Bears and two
to the Packers.
George McAfee, Bears great
ground gamer, and Sid Luck
man. their quarterback and
field general, were picked for
the first team backfield along
with Clark Hinkle and Cecil
Isiell of Green Bay, runner-up
b. the Bears In the Western
division.
McAfee was the unanimous
choice of the nine sports writers
who selected the team, as was
End Don Hutson, the receiving
half of the Isbell-Hutson passing
combination which broke most of
the leagues aerial records during
the 1941 season.
Only other unanimous choice
was Clyde Turner, Bears center.
BEARS FURNISH SIN
In all, the Bears furnished six
men and the Packers five to the
22-man squad The Eastern divi-
sion champions, the New York
Giants. had no men on the first
team, but three on the second.
Mel Helm, New York, was
absent from the first squad
lineup after earning a place
for eight consecutive years.
Turner and George Svendsen.
Green Bay, pushed him back
into the honorable mention
class.
First And aaaopd toa.,e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
WEST HOLDS EDGE

SAN FRANCISCO - West has
won 10 of the 16 games in the an
nual East-West Shrine series. One
game ended in a tie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
THREE-CUsHION TOURNEY

CHICAGO - Three-cushion bill
lard championship tournament is
scheduled for Chicago, Jan. 1926.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
$4,000
The lineup.


Tedel Wisconsin, umpire, +. 7.
Saunders. Washington and Lee, field
Judge, Douglas Lowell, Idaho, lines
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
l5n-POINn LETTERS

l5O-POUND LETTERS
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J. -
I0tgers University awarded let-
Iers TO 1s for participation in 49,
pound football.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

Oh, yes can't let 1871 bid goodbye without mentioning
Tacoma Business Womens Golf club, organized last
September by Jane Bradley.
The club already has 80 members and Is still growing.
Why it'll be really big girl high heels and ALL come the end
of 1912.
footing business life They have equal
brains a burned sight better TO look at
that Jane Bradley strutng pride because Of her
girs)
than Japs head four of the pretty
trails there battled through composition
And didn't . hall. hope. hope.
Ball Of Meadow Park and
generosity they presented him jacket
And Jane a brassie.
lsh-hh-hi Secret Member Sylvia Asp will be making a
this month";
s a list prizes In competitions:
Marie sharkey golf balls Marie Ebson tees and golf
balls golf balls Evelyn Kincad golf
balls Pat Paeeu bag golf balls. Lois
Weller Sylvia bag
and No.
10 you girls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

those Huskies their basket weaving the other
Madison Garden
To minds
athletes have formed because of
the Vests bad football year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Weosel Trap Lures Him :.

However according TO the inside DOPE Bird injured his
right hand in gooseberry bush day. the of the
goosebey bush having planted weasel trap In the bushes
punish hayward young hands respassng where tempting
gooseberries grew.
the left hand became habit
In he good with nipper the other.
hadn't practice for several when temps
ton caused him
the front of my home Harold throwing
. rubber ball to exercise his pooch.
natural souhpaw looked He took the ball
from hound pup 1t heave.
Harold grnned proudly either
hand. I'm ambdextrous"
ball his left wing raised his right foot
elegantly
yell neighbors s about something
eerie
He hadt his shoulder place.
should NEEDLE with nature
Harold agrees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
Ted WiIlioms Honored

The Sporting basebas bible picked Ted Williams
. top player majors this
selection of Joe DMag made by tho
limited number of scribes.
400 led his
drove In fielded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02
On Ne Ian,

VIM ELLborT MErcAu

AIDES. and gentlemen.
Introducing chubby. youthful 1912
May he make life happier your sports fuller.
He's the little guy who will bring honor 10 America.
destruction and defeat HeBorn Hrohtos Safronspned
Saps.
And because of that wen always find deeper bit of
affection for Battling 1912.
II won't to finish the Job 1912 gets his Yankee
or roll
The will take II when the going
and uphill heart " needed
sports nation needs fortituds An
imtator y q champion The parallel Ia plain.
But. folks a happy Ner Year. Not only for this one
IN particular but for that greets you IN the future
O'Doud Has q Job. -.
Lefty 0'Doul the capable southpaw Of San
Francisco Seals has been appointed 10 position.
He win be paid teach Gary Cooper the movie actor
and this departments favore herman flicker hero, 10 bat
and throw lefthanded.
viii portray tho of Lou Gehg Of baseball
gone. Ia rght-handed.
Generally southpaws things by righthsnders
winge there oddarms
you Lefty teach Cooper to his
his when Lefty his peak
will time performance
Lefty spnd Hell the handsome
everything reaching
hands left right both will be
thing to become amnidex
acquired after
prominent city departmental head to
has able to
10 things almost equally well with his left
this accomplishment by tying his shoes and
paw his native San Francisco.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-02

ham, tying Rice.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
l.. 4. STOCKS

Los ANGELES Dec. II u'pb
Issues IN the L. y. Stock cN,hauEr
lost ground today in Icasy traa-
ing. Seventeen shares were down
and - remained unchanged in tho
10000 share market. Twelve showed
gains.
The List: Broadway Dept. store
6'> up =: Blue Diamond Ruuding,
Sl.15 up - cents: Sontagc Drug
-; Pacific Finance 6as up l.
Transameriea /; Pacific Gas and
Electric Is: southern California
Edison Is down /; southern Pa
cIfic IL, UP !; Nandini Petroleum
So. SO; Consolidated oil 6is down i
Rlchficld oil 5. Republic PeVo-
lcum It, Standard Oil ~ down l:
Wellington Oil y; Union oil u
down !. Byron jackson II up !
ChrySler ~, down =; Cessna Il
up =: EmSco Derrick 4. down y
tncw low; Electrical Products -.
down u; General Motors 60 l. dn
=; Gladding Mclean IS up !:
Lockheed %, Menasco So up .05
cents; Vega aircraft s.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
By JACK GUENTmER

DURHAM, N c, Jan. |. tUP)-
a poet once observed that YOU could
call a rose anything you wished
and still it would smell pretty
sweet. As far as the Rose Bowl game
III its new setting Is concerned our
friends remark has lost none of
its truth
The 1912 Rose game will be just
as GOOD as all the Others and may
be better.
Despite a var. sectional differ
enccs and dozens OF the heart
breaking iuitations which always
develop when time is short. The
people Of Durham and Duke have
risen to what could have been a
sad occasion. They haven't merely
salvagcd a great sports event: the
have added to its prestige and in
creased its stature.
University officials. city pollticos
or just fans-these folks have re-
constructed the game spiritually
as we'll as materially. Maybe Color
ado street is 5000 miles away. may
be North Cardinals supply OF Roses
is limited, and maybe there will be
more topCoatS than summer suits
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
WoCounties Get
One Tire Each

WASHINGTON. Jan. l. up
Two counties in the United States
will receive no new tires or tube,
for sale to civilians during January
the first month of the govern
mcnt's tire rationing program-and
at least p counties will receive only
one Cll tire and tube Tor paSSen-
ger cars. The counties which will
receive NO tires or tubes are Alpine.
Cal. and HinSdale. Colo.
State, county and territory tire
and tube quotas for January, al
nomccd today by Price Adminlstra-
tor Leon Henderson, allow eligible
purchases in the United States,
Alaska, Puerto Rico and Hawaii
only ll4l9l tires and 95,58O tubes
for Distribution by ratiening boards
for passenger cars, motorcycles and
light trucks. But 2i2783 tires and
20 500 tubes were allotted for use
on heavy trucks and buses
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
LOUIS AS USUAL

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y, Jan.
| CUP) = Joe Louis is as unchang-
ing physically as a mountain peak
iii the opinion of DR., William II.
Walker, veteran boxing commission
physician who examined the cham
piOn today.
Louis has shown fewer physical
changes over the years than any
fighter I ever checked DR.. Wal
ker said. He seems Che same today
as when he first came to New York
more than six years ago"
DR.. Walker, accompanied by
Chairman John j. Phelan Of the
commission and Promoter Mike Ja-
cobs, came to JoeS camp for the
check-up in preparation for the
Bomber'S goth title defense against
Buddy Baer on Jan. 9.
Louis boxed four rounds with four
Sparmates and scaled 208 pounds,
three more than his expected ring
weight.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
County Population
Set at b0,300 on
New Years Day

Population of Imperia, county
New Years day should b" 60,3G0,
the California Taxpayers associa-
ton estimated.
This total was an increase of $50
persons in the county since the
1910 census was taken and repre-
sentS one per cent increase in
population in the II months since
the census was taken.
Population of California New
Years day was estimated to be =
$50, 200 persons, up 442,G13 since
the 1910 census was taken and an
increase of ga per cent, association
officials said
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
korwegians Say
NaZi Morale Low

LONDON, Jan. l. tUP)-Nor-
Wegians evacuated from Vaagaoc
in the successful raid by British
air. sea and land forces last week
said today that the morale of Ger
man soldiers was so low they would
throw away their rifles if the Brit
iSh invaded Norway. They said
that Scmc 30 German soldiers at
tempted to flee in boats when the
British attacked Vaagsoe. Others
fled to the hills.
German troops, it was said, got
most. Of their news from Nor
WcGianS who listened to the British
radio an oGfenSc punishable by i'm
priSonmcnt.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
L. A. PRODUCE
PRODUCE ..7s.. = :.

1AolpA - -.'s.. =. =. s S......
Los ANGELES, Dee. 81 d'PD -
Trading was rather slow TO fair.
Bunchcd vegetables bcets 1890;
carrots 1881. celery root s0-S1; di-
kon $4,000; green onions 2.5o-$S:
Imperial 125-l.5O: leeks $50: mus
tard eo-SOc; parsley 60-90c; radishes
col SO: spinach l-I.2o: coachella
I-.i25. turips 5U-75c. kohl rabi wa
tercress and mint 35c. oyster plant
4oe: chard Csc; anise 25-30e.
Cabbage: cannonban 1881: rcd
So 80. savoy 35-50c
Lettuce: Imperial CIV \ o.75.S&:
Phoenix IS $3.50; OXnard 4s and
IS s2-2 IS: local loose 1.25-150.
Peas: san Diego pole 9-ilc. Bush
Imperial 7-Sc. Coachella 7-1oc; san
Diego 5-SC: loal IS. China peas
Coachella 20-25c.
squash white summer Imperial
2. 25-2 So: local and san Diego l.50-
1.75; Italian Imperial =. LaEuua
Beach lugs 1.o5; san Diego -
! 40: vello wCrookncok Imperial Wy
1909; banana local pink 1l1c.
Tomatoes: inland erts Stops l ,75-
e.25: 1cs I.75-2.25; l6s 1.5o-l.75 oos
1.15-125.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
LOCAL BUTTERFAT
". Y. STOCKS

NEW YORK Dec. 81 CUP1 - The
stock market today ended its larE-
est December since 1856 and it
smallest year since 1918 with vol
ume moderate and prices irregular
Some profit taking and year end
evening up spoiled the year end ral-
ly which started in the previous
session when the composite avcra &c
made It widest rise since Nov IA
Stock ales approximated 100000
shares against 2.560.0OO yesterday.
Curb stock sale were $4,000 com
pared with SOL 900 in the previous
session.
Dow Jones preliminary closing
stock averages: Indutrial 1895. off
SO; rail 25.43 off .21: Utility 1902
off .0S; and 65 stocks $3.50 off II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
|. v. GOLF DATES SET

The annual Imperial Val
ley championship golf tour
namcnt held at the Barbara
Worth country club will be
gin rounds of play ON Febru-
ar %, club officials announced
Thursday.
The tournament runs one week.
starting the % and lasting till
March |. Golfers in the champion
ship flight must qualify on the same
day, Wednesday, February 25, in
order that all conditions may be
the same. In the other flights,
club swingers may qualify prior 10
that time.
One of the rules of this years
tournament emphatically noted Vas
that only golfers of Imperial and
Yuma valleys are eligible to COM
pete. Last years winner John Han
ley Woodland Hills, will not defend
his title. The restriction was set up
to put play on more even basis
for all golfers entered.
The date of the tourney has been
set so it would not interfere with
play in the Lettuce tournament a
the Del Rio country club, BraWley.
Play Is scheduled to start there on
February 8 and will probably be
over by the time of the l. V. Cham
pionship. Several golfers are cX-
pected to enter both affairs.
Meanwhile, play in the tourna-
ment now being held at the Barbara
Worth will be finished this week
end Last Sunday Jersey Birch
field defeated Forrest Ferguson to
take the title in the championship
flight. Birchfield shot par golf to
down his opponent, 4 and 3, in
36-hole match.
Pairing in the finals of the first
two flights this Saturday an d
Sunday arc: iirst flight Gotten
Dewitt VS.. Pat Glasgow, second
flight-Viggo Hanson VS.. Ray Ed
wards.
Don Freeman won the third flight
earlier this week when he defeated
Mike DoWd, and 2.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01

Al0 AAlHhA# AHHAHH-H AIIaN| |INI
WILL REMAIN \ SYMBOL
The came will remain a symbl of
an that tie word craftsmanship
means ions after thC score has been
forgotten
l have seen the governor of this
rclinqulsh then boNC, 80 that others
might see the easlc.
l have heard Wallace Wade and
Lon Stner praise each other not
for the teams they have developed
but for the typc OF boys they have
developed I have watched strangers
share what hotel rooms could be had
and seen restaurant owners work
LONG past their closing hours to
satisfy the crowd 40 no increase in
prices.
In short I have seen city of
10000 put on IN three weeks a show
which usually Involves a year of
solid effort The city has sold tick
cts, PROV ided stadium and enter
tanned NOR ttItor, than at any
time before Il has fostcrcd more
friendships IN Nccl than dozens
of other football events do III
scores OF wears
Everyone went al out because
they happen II ipt~ football So /,
lor ont. don't care which team WINS
today | don't care about the Sic
of the score or the coats or the
heroes. The real victory already has
been won the game goes on and
three states are linked by bonds
which no amount of publicity or
legislation ever could have provided.
I'm satisfied merely 20 have been
here and see such % miracle occur.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
mez PIN 5
EF| AND
" Strikes |I'i

The Ell Centre bowling team made
it two in a row over the BraWleE
rollers when they defeated the
northend team by 246 pins in a
return match on the FL Ccntro
alleys.
John Turnac and Newt McG'lllS
led the center city team with a SOS
and Sol series respectively. Other
team members joining the barrage
of strikes and spares were George
Fleming, Bunk Bradshaw and Herb
Brown.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-01
Band Leader in
Bio Time Bracket

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. up
You go 70 a dance and you take a
good look at the famous orchestra
on the stand and you have good
time. but do you seldom stop 70
realize that the man with tao
stick Is a high-prCSSurC buglncsg
man, with an income like Astor'a
and staff of accountant Ike
the Universal Acceptance cogpor-
alton.
What brings this to mind Is d
chat this morning with Tommg
Dorsey who runs one o. the dozen
big time bands now in the 81 900 OOG
net profit class. The 36-vear-o.G
Dorsey. a veteran Of 20 years too.-
ing a horn, IS funcuoning az ,ae
moment a: Metro-GoldWyn Maze
IN a picture that used 70 be called
III Take Manila. but which had
its title changed abruptly or De.
l. more later about that,
Dorsey IS the gentleman wnr.e
music keeps Lana Turner on s,azs
Is most Of the time l. Is re
ported that moro than Dorsc.s
music Is the attraction. Dorse"
himself claim the goIp ,pcclal-
lists.
GALS LIKE HIM
All We Know / that 49, ta.grd
10 him for about an hour and that
he had his tro3DicS beng polIto
TO all the beautiful ladirs VIII
barged up Just to look at HIM clo.c
They al seem To have the sana
idea as Ms TurAer. Those nom
blowers seem 70 be romantic gent.
But our Subject is big business.
Dorsey SAID that b. the end Of thu
year he will have sold 100000
monograph records In four nights
at Cleveland Give auditorium 20
900 people pad SI65 each 10 hear
him. In four days at Akron. 81 900
customers passed the wickets. And
SO on throughout the courtrv.
Things have leached such a pa
and profits such a height tina,
Dorsey now must give Is per cent
Of his income 70 the government
in taxes. The president Of the
United States Steel company doesn't
pay 50 much.
Aren't ALL
And there's Dorsey on the stand.
leading a musicians in song. Of
the hOgr Thai We, the brs.I-