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foods for your next out-
ing trip.
Made entirely by hand — that's
why Dobbs New Game Bird
Mixtures look tailot-made—
look as if they were made espe-
cially for you. Nothing can equal
the smart appearance of hand
craftsmanship.
These beautiful, rich Mixtures
are hand felted with costly fur—
to give warmth and sturdiness.
The sizing and shaping is done
off with, Til play when somebody
invents a ball that won't slice." So
Farrar, exhibiting several of them
here, set out to do the Inventing
himself.
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MEN’S TIES
New Patterns, in the
Very- Newest
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pupil in the chemical lab and Tom
Keanneally sings a mean tenor in
the Glee Club.
pass pitching.--
It was Loin's passing and vicious
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New Orleans is getting ready to
show the football coaches a real
time when they meet there in De-
cember . Pro football has taken
Washington by storm. . Sammy
Baugh is the Joe DIMaggio of the
capital . One of the hottest foot-
ball games of the year is on tap
when Rice and Texas Christian col-
lide November 20 . . It's been al-
most 15 years since Rice won, but
watch out this time.
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a handful of unbeaten elevens are
in the van as 1937 rootbau opens
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AUSTIN, Nov 5—-
James V. Alred said today if a bank
loan made last year to aid old age
Francis M. Craddock,
Grocer
Headlee’s
And Let Us Prepare Your Radiator Now!
IPEWRrTEE
EVERYONE
Minnesota meets Iowa. Northwes-
tern plays Illinois and Michigan and
Chisago and Ohio State and Indi-
ana also dash Nebraska and Kan-
sase and Oklahomta and Iowa State
feature the Big Six program
Purdue, a penenndal stalwart of
the Western Conference, invades
New York for a tussle with un-
beaten Fordham. It to a key game
for the Rams Once past the dan-
gerous Boilermakers they can ring
out the old "Rose Hill to Rose Bowl"
WEsTENN AUTO ASBOCIATB ST
' Aero- irom Sateway:
"Everytning for the Ajdto"
isstppi State game to another nota-
ble Southern feature Other ap-
pealing Southern battles are Au-
bin n Tennessee, Florida-Georgia.
Vanderbilt-Sewanee, Georgia Tech-
Clemson, Centenary-T. C V.. and
Duke-Wake Forest
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players will be given a chance by
Coach Leo Meyer to show what's in •
store for next year's Christian team
$2.95 Gal.
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vraph of them never grows up. See us to ay!
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Against Texas
By FELIX a MeKMIGHT
DALLAS, not 5.—(P-Runaway
Baylor puts Bullet Bill Patterson
to work tomorrow loosing aerial
Shafto against the weakest anti-air-
craft unit in the Southwest Confer-
ence. the unaversity of Texas.
Only rainy weather, aad It was a
possibuity. could serve as an equal
Der between unbeaten Baylor and
a Texas team that to as deeply mir-
ed in the league dungeon as Baylor
is out in front.
Dependent mainly on passes Pat-
tenon stings to his prise ends. Sam
Boyd and Frank Huessner, Baylor
faces a Texas team that has permu-
ted six foes to complete 486 per
cent of their passes for a total of
563 yards. Baylor, leading the pass-
minded league with a completion
average of 455 per cent ter 720
yards, eyed that weakness and pre-
pared to bring on all their aerial
magic to bag their seventh straight
n Progi
with firing that will be long, loud
and lusty.
One of the season's dream games.
Sote Doom and ^Pittsburgh st
biggest concentration of artillery
The setup to pertect. A lumber-
ing. savage Pit eleven with all knds
of technical advantages stacks up
up against an Irish team that to
nothing much ou form and a group
of eleven hellions when the chips
are down and ths time to short.
This to the last game of a bril-
lantsedies A win for the Irish would
give them two of the season s most
spectacular exploits, victories on
successive Saturdays over Minne-
sota and Piu. But with that Irish
spirit flaming you never can tell.
The Big Ten can't otter much
opposition although it has its share
of notable engagements. Chastened
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have been near the low meures 0
Home comfort in sour ear* Inetal •
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DENTON FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
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If rain should Interfere, Baylor
still had an ace card in Patterson's
league-leading kicking average a
flat 41 yards for six games How-
ever, the Texans had "Beefus" Bry-
an, somewhat of a punter himself,
to offer on that score.
Another Baylor victory would put
them'in full command of the con-
ference race, with four wins and not
a loss or tie to biot their record.
Arkansas Has Chance
still able, however, to cling to a
mathematical vision of at least a
first-place tie to Arkansas, playing
its last league game at Houston
against a Rice Institute eleven that
may have a word or two to say It-
self about who will get the con-
ference mug.
Three wins, a Ms and a Ue are
on the Arkansas record and the
Porker-owi skirmish should be tops
in thrills for the day. Coach Jimmy
Kitts, whose Istituters about-faced
after a weak start and took Texas
and previously unbeaten Auburn,
prepared to fight Arkansas' aerials
with an alling team, however Three
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win.
To stop the thrust of Hugh Wolfe.
Texas' bulky fulback, and other
touted Longhorn ground gainers,
Baylor had its regular line intact-
i line that has permitted enemy
kflelders to gain an average of
only 37 yards per game on the
ground. The last three foes. Cen-
tenary, Texas Aggies and T. C. U-.
didn't cross the Baylor goal stripe.
uurimui anu J., ____-.__Arkansas, with three regulars, is
center, Reagan quarterback; Dodd the biggest single contributor to the
and Watson. halfbacks; Bunner, success of the New York pro grid
fullback.
< By Associated Press >
HANOVER. N. H —Almost every-
one connected with Eastern football
has had a chance to orate on Dart-
mouth's Bill Hutchison but Wil-
liam himself The Hanover half-
back, when the boys got around
to asking him for a few words he
was refreshingly modest "Of the
four backs in the Dartmouth back-
field, I am the worst,” said BUl
Fred Hollingsworth, Bob McLeod
and Harry Gates know so much
more about football than I do it
WASHINGTON. Now 5. — m—
The .Agriculture Department tote-
cast today heavier hogs, but lower
prices, In 1938.
Agricultural experts predicted that
there would be fewer hogs on the
market They said pnces to pro-
would have to be reduced and he
was oppoaad to such reduction.
He further said it was general talk
pressure for trimming the rolls was
coming from the federal government
and he favored a "showdown to
place the responsibility
"Fm against further cutting." the
governor said. "Im not going to
carry the ball for the tederals any
longer I think $14 a month is not
enough for a pension, especially in
the winter months.
"I think it to wrong to hold out
a lot of promises to old people who
are going to be hurt. It seems that
the banks which loaned the state
615626,000 have been pactfed for the
time being, but I know that I the
loan to paid some folks are going to
be cut off the rolls or the amount
of pensions will have to be cut
down I don't see how they can
do the job without it and rm
against it."
The board of control announced
yesterday it had agreed to pay the
banks 8100,000 a month for two
months and then re-examine the
situation with reference to future
handling of the loan. Governor All-
red recently called a session of the
Legislature to finance the loan and
provide other assistance far social
security but the session ended with-
out action
PURITY
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gements are bein
the some 250 out-ot
to the 1ath distrik
the American Legic
s Saturday and Sui
i to the program Bai
ave been made an
cers from Dallas hav
the list of speaker
nnounced Friday a
a Centenary date. Backflelders Bari--------
Clark. Jimmy Pratt. Woodrow Duck- i ese war in 1804-1«6
worth and other first year varsity ........
Rivalry for Influence in Korea
LIONS STOPPED
wins the peat two weeks
Down at College Station, the
Texas Aggies, without a victory in
three weeks, were slightly favored
over a Southern Methodist team
that came to life last week and
whipped Texas, 13-2. The Metho-
dists had thier worries, for no less
than six ball carriers were ailing
and Coach Matty Bell decided to
use John Stidger, John Harlow.
Bob Belville and Dan Patterson as
his new combination.
Sophomores will desert bench
duty and "come to life” when Tex-
as Christian invades Shreveport for
ends; Bovan and Harjo, tackles;
John F. Farrer, a structural de- 7
signer in the engineering depart- ,
ment of a railroad, has been play- <■ 4
ing golf eight years. He shoots e
his running males
around 82 usually, sometimes get- E
ting down to about 85
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junior college eleven halted the pre- induce a friend to take up the •
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Ivy games and intersectional n-
v alries make up the remainder of
the Eastern schedule Dartmouth
invades Princeton and Yais enter-
tains Brown. Columbita plays Na-
vy at Baltimore and Army guns
for its second major triumph against
Harvard at Cambridge in the Ivy
category
Miehagan State stalks Temple
at Philadelphia in a top offering,
and Duquesne and Carnegie Tech
meet for the empty honor of run-
ner-up for Pittsburgh’s City ttie.
Colgate-Holy Cross Manhattan-
Detroit, Vianova-Marquette, and
LaPayette -Rutgers are other prom-
inent eastern pairings.
Alabama, a Southern leader with
a leaning toward the Rose Bowl.
ball must be teed up with the
grooves in horizontal position,
ne avsgtieu a ul —— eg..___making it necessary to play winter
cular grooves and had a quantity rules on the lairway to obtain et-
made His theory is that if the ball fectiveness. ..... .
entirely by hand—a process
known only to Dobbs The trim-
ming is hand-fashioned by ex-
perts. By the skill of hand-work
alone these hats achieve long-
wearing qualities — absolutely
correct style.
Judd Heard at
Rotary Luncheon
The United States will continue
to pursue a safe policy while not
abandoning its trade relations in
the Far East, Dr C. D Judd, di-
rector of the department of govern-
ment at 8. C. W., told the Rotary
Club Thursday. Secretary at State
Cordull Hull has reiterated the prin-
cipls of the open door policy that
the United tSates has followed since
1844, the speaker said. Forurica-
lion of the islands of the Pacific.
development of a native army in
the Phllippines, and an enlarged
navy and air force are part of this
country's program, the speaker as
Ma R. E Jackson sang two songs.
Rev. R R Yelderman was program
chairman
Invest
Heavier Hogs and
Lower Prices in 1938
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• By EDDIE BRIETZ
NEW YORK, Nov. 5—P—I you
l have been wonderiog where all that
] Southwest Conference grid talent
1 comes from, mebbe this will help:
I Twelve thousand schoolboys play ill
the Texas Interscholastic football
i league annually. . . Those who
shoujd know say Joe Louis' next
fight (against Max Schmeling in
June, will be his last—win, lose or
draw, . The barbers are threaten-
ing to picket Joe Jacobs, the fight
manager, if he doesn’t soon get a
hair cut. . . Stanford s basketball
Eagles to Play
At San Marcos
College Tonight
The North Texas Teachers Col-
lege Eagles went to San Marcos
Friday. to play the Southwest Tex-
as Teachers College tonight.
This is the 15th year the Eagles
have played the Bobcats. During
that period, they have won 10, tied
two and lost two of their annual
contests.
The Bobcats are tied with the
East Texas Teachers College of
Commerce for top place in the Lone
Star Conference. In their only con-
l erence game this sean, San Mar-
cos defeated Stephen F. Austin
Lumberjacks 26 to 6.
Stomach Gas
One dose of ADLERIKA quickly re-
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 5. — (P) —
Twenty-four persons began today
an analysis of the two-year-old so-
cial security law
Their purpose was to recommend
changes, if any seem advisable, to
perfect the largest tax plan and the
most sweeping insurance system yet
projected by the American govern-
ment:
Thirty-four million wage earners
have a stake in these deliberations.
They are the men and women
who hold, or are soon to hold, social
security numbe:s. They have reason
to be hopeful that, because of taxes
which they are paying for the pur-
pose. they will not be penniless in
old age or starving during periods
of unemployment
The study started today was not
undertaken primarily for the settie-
ment of any controversy.
To report that one group asserts
the present law is dangerous on the
one hand, or bunglingly ineffective
on the other, whte an opposins
group champions the law aa it
stands, would be to exagserate ex-
pressed differences of opinion.
oritictsm by Senator Vandenberg
(R-Mich) of the procedure and par-
ticularly of the prodigious reserve
fund involved. led to creation of the
advisory council by the Senate fi-
nance committee and the social se-
curity board.
TO DRIVE NEW AUTOMOBILES
TO DENTON
Joe B Akers, L. E Akers. Mr.
and Mrs B A Kay. Beth Massey
and R L Massey left Saturday for
Detroit and Flint, Mich., to drive
back new cars
LACKBURN -
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Co.
repairs, servic-
or any other
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engages a Tulane team that has
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of his trusty-ends were out with in- Oreen Wave had better be good
pm Bn* khata 22, Sdar^Bn. and
three games that Rice dropped,
was ready for another afternoon of
is struck on either side, producing Farrar says his ball has been test-
a hook or slice, the ball win rotate ’ ed on driving machines and com-
smoothly without creating turbulent | pared with standard balls, bearing
air currents and the amount of, out his contention. His. ball will
hook or slice is reduced about 25: give about the same distance as a
per cent. - 1 standard ball, he asserts. He ex-
The catch is in the fact that the « peels to market it.
Homer 8 Curtis Co., Druggists
Terrell Thursday. 18 to 14, as the j
closing gun cut short a Demonstra- |
tion rally that was apparently haed-
ed for another touchdown.
Relying heavily on a sparkling
overhead lateral offensive they had
polished for the occasion, the Lions
swept to an advantage in downs.
12 against nine for T. M. C., but
the brilliant passing of Reagan,
Terrell captain and quarterback,
made up the difference.
Lions Open Scoring
Demonstration took the lead in
the opening quarter with a breath-
taking scurry from mideld. Reese
spiralled a pass to George who lat-
eralled to Melton and the play
whipped across 60 yards and scored
from Demonstration's own 40.
Karnes kicked the extra point
Terrell snatched away the lead in
the second quarter. Reagan's two
passes carried 29 yards and a touch-
down, Williams carrying. Minnies
; later Willoughby's kick was blocked
I and Watson passed to Reagan for
12 yards and a second tally. At the
half T M C led 12 to 7.
In the thir dquarter the Terrell
team scored their last six points.
Reagan intercepted Willoughby's
t pass on the Demonstration 40, pick-
ed up 11 yards, passed to Williams
for another 12. Then Watson passed
to Reagan to score.
Demonstration started their rally
in the final quarter. Toward its
close, Shires returned a T M. C.
kick to their 45. Reese passed to
George 25 yards and he sprinted 15
yards more. On Terrell’s five-yard
line, Shires cut over elft tackle to
score and Karnes again converted.
In the final minutes of the quar-
ter, Buntyn intercepted Reagan’s
pass, Reese’s punt drove T. M. C.
to their eight-yard stripe. Reese re-
turned the enemy kick to their 33
and from there Shirese was plung-
ing deep into Terrell pay dirt when
the last gun was fired.
Littrell, Melton Injured
Injuries hit the locate hard Bob
Luttrell, rugged Lion tackle, suffer-
ed a bad leg injury that may be a
broken bone, and Melton suffered a
painfully wrenched ankle.
I starting lineups:
1 Demonstration—George and Mel-
{ton, ends; Killian apd Littrell,
1 tackles; Pierce and Karnes, guards;
I Buntyn, center; Shires, quarterback;
Reese and Coffey, halfbacks; Wil-
loughby. fullback.
T. M. C—Williams and Vinson.
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FIRST HUNTING FATALITY OF
SEASON REPORTED
RIO GRANDE CITY, Nov 5--(P)
—The Rio Grande Valley's first
hunting fatality of the season was
recorded Friday tollowing the death
of Mellelo Contreras, 32, shgt ac-
cidentally through the head by hto
coustn, Taurino Laurel. 14, while
the two were hunting on Los Lau-
reles ranch this week
SPORTS ROUNDUP Punts and Passes
By NBA Hei i toe
CLEVELAND, Nov 2.—The an- F
swer to a duffer's prayer—a golf ■
ball that reduces hook and slice— k
is being shown privately by its "
Cleveland inventor. ' M
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Another New Betty Crocker Cake!
DENTON. TEXAS. RECORD-CHONICLE, rAiAt, NOVEMBER 5, 1837 ,L . ----
a - ~~~ ' 1 ~ 55,- - . . _ - —
___________Bavlor to Use Big Guns Sound in Allred Opposes
7 * IY i i A Pensioner 4
Week-end Games —
MILWAUKEE — Al Beltzinger.
Marquette's aggressive sophomore
guard was a sore disappointment
to his admirers against Santa Cla-
ra. He didn’t get a black eye. Pre-
vious to that he had batted 1.000
by emerging from the Wisconsin,
South Dakota, Kansas State and
Michigan State games with mil-
lion dollar "shiners." Aggressive is
the world all right.
Unbeaten, untied Baylor faces
Texas in the southwest with the
Texas A & M-S M. U. and Rice-
Arkansas conteste fighting for the
fan’a attention.
California should be tested severe-
ly by Washington In the Coast's
best clash. U. 8. C and Stanford
present another impressive coast
duel Washington State-Oregon.
Santa Clara-San Jose and Mon-
tana-Gonzaga also are matched in
the Far West
---- ---- . --------- ... isn’t even funny.” During the Har-
team will average six feet three i vard game Bill only scored three
this winter. . . Texas Ch rislam, one toucnowns
of the best passing football outfits , ______ <
in the country, has played in the PHILADELPHIA. Pa—Few in-
mud nine times in the last two tersectional series can boost of as
years. brilliant a record as the Pennsyl-
, ---------- . . . 4 vania-Michigan enmtty. The two
Dick,., got teams have been playing since 1899
Marhall .GoldherEsatatuitt Im and though most of the games hare
straight A wi hisstudes. as. been one sided they have never fall-
year. . . And who Mild luck < 5 are (A —Ic, nq0h cqgg plav in
dumb. . . Take the four big fellows ed 10 produceshigh ClamkP Field
on the St. Norbert College squad at the series openernonranxi on a
West De Pere WIs : Norb Cooner Pennsy Ivania w?n. ” to., 10an1.8
is editor-n-chier of the campus year second half goal after touchdown,
book; Ted Kafka is an instructor in | ______.~ . .. _ .a
biology. Harry Neuman is the star NEW YORK—Cracks at.Ford:
______ - ham 5 passing attack or lack of it
______ • are refuted by figures issued by
Motorola Radios Hot Water Heaters the Rams ah told Ram backs have
DON’T WAIT I completed 24 out of 51 passes for a
DVn 1 WA11 percentage of ,470. Joe Oranski and
Get your Ever-ready Prestone, the Perfect Anti-Freeze Joe Woltkoski have done most of
HOPPER AUTO SUPPLY the damage The two guys named
HvrrER AW 1 • -•nH have connected 15 times in 22
Phone 185 . East Hickory St. I attempts for 296 yards and a per-
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NEW YORK. N«» 4
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