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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Rev. VIM. Peck To
Address Trade Group

Rev. William H. Beck, president
emeritus, Of the Booker T. Wash
ington Trade Association, will be
the speaker at the weekly meet
ing of the association, Wednesday,
November 20. Rev. Beck will speak
on the Extent and Intent" Of edu-
cation, as was recently discussed
by DR.. George W. Carver, OF Tus-
kegee.
The club heard an interesting talk
at its meeting on the Is, by A. Volks
Of the General Motors Finance Cor
poration on Automobile Financ-
ing. The attendance at weekly
meetings continues tc grow.
Ramon S. Scruggs, chairman Of
the program committee, made re-
port on the work Of his commit
tee, which was approved
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
NBSER Vim c.
POLITICS and POLITICIANS
By WIN. l. SHERRILL, Associate Editor

The Republicans have begun TO
oil their organizational machinery.
II wifi begin moving when the
executive committee OF the Re-
publican National Committee meets
in Washington, December 7. John
Hamilton, national chairman, says,
The executive group will take no
action on the place or date for next
years national nominating con-
vention, that matter being solely the
prerogative Of the full National
Committee The meeting on Deem
Der 7 viii discuss plans leading up
u commencement Of the formal
1870 campaign It is expected that
the full National Committee will
be summoned on or about January
/, 1910.
X X X
l have always questioned and
looked with suspicion upon straw
voting" and public opinion polls"
have always felt that instead Of
being a true barometer Of the
public's opinion on public questions
they are a reflection Of the opinion
Of d minority group who hope 10
influence the majority group to fail
IN line by making them believe
that the side Of the minority is the
popular side.
1t pleases US therefore, to see
Senator Taft Of Ohio step out and
condemn the public opinion poll as
"a threat TO democratic govern
ment."
This may be outstating the case
but do think these polls are closely
akin TO the confidence game. II con-
Quoted honestly it may serve a use
ful purpose. But how many are?
!; X X
Listen TO this:
President Roosevelt has let il be
known that he is not in favor Of
deputiziug volunteers to help the
authorities run down spies. con-
spirators, saboteurs, loose takers
and other unpleasant people. AT
torney General Murphy. in a more
explicit statement sent last week to
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Is Council In Hobby Center Fund Campaign

spring and Informative service.
special music is arranged by a spe-
cal women's chorus. The public is
cordially invited.
Wednesday, Nov 20, will feature
an all-day of prayer service, under
the direction Of Mrs. Rosalee An
drews. president OF the Foreign Mis-
sion society Of Second Baptist
church. Al the evening hour, a pro
gram will be presented by the Dea.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

MRS. d. C. CHEATAM
OF 6601 Hartford avenue, assisted
by other ushers and the Nurses
Guild of the Spiritualist Temple of
Truth located on Beaubien street,
rendered a musical program under
the direction of Mrs. L. L. Gard
ner, and Mrs. Mamie Scribner,
hOnoring Rev. and Madam VIII
liams, pastor Of the church and his
wife.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
'WomenOnT The
Church
L aides Topic

A program festuring Women on
the Horizon" Will be sponsored al
Second Baptist church, Sunday. No
vember 20 at $3.50 p. m.
Participants on the program will
include: Mrs. Elizabeth Tyrrell. mis-
tress OF ceremonies: Lift Every
Voice and Sing" congregation. Mrs.
Jerene Gurley Macklin, directing;
The First Woman" Miss Carolyn
Dent; invocation. Mrs. J. W. Cooper;
music, Ebenezer A.M.E. choir, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gary, organist; The Wom-
an and Institutions" Miss Matte
G. Anderson, director, Baptist Chris
tan Center; The Woman Trustee
and the Easter Lilies club" Mrs.
Carrie B. Riley; History of the WV.
Ca" Mrs. Madeline Fowler, exc
cutive secretary Lucy Thurman WV.
CA; The National Housewives
League" Mrs. Fannie B. Peck; The
Local Housewives League" Mrs.
Christine Fuqua; Educational Work
Of the Elks' Temple, National and
Local" Mrs. Carrie Curtis, educa-
tional chairman Of three states;
Music, Duet, Lindsay Sisters; The
Eastern Stars and Courts Of Calan-
thes," Mrs. Agnes Bristol, worthy
grand matron OF the State OF Mich
igan; The Sororities," Mrs. Jero-
lean Sneed.- Delta Sigma Theta sor=
ority; Women in the Police De-
Mrs. Sallie M. Darden;
Business and Professional Women,
Miss jeanette WEIGH. Ellitotorian
Business Girls club; Women in Mu-
Sic" Miss Clotee Macklin, music
Miss Irma Morris, pianist; Women
and Missions" Mrs. Christine Smith,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
ROSS, LONG
HEAD drive
W 0 RKERS
Ross Turns In Highest
Score At Report
Meeting

Enthusiasm is reported hitting a
new high as the West Side Human
Relations Council FORCES ahead
with plans for the fund drive for
tie establishment Of a Hobby Cen
ter on the West Side. Workers have
been divided into two teams with
Turner Ross, captain OF one and
Mrs Long, captain Of the other. As
sisting Mr.. Ross are Ernest Davis.
Grover Stout, principal OF Wingert
school; Herbert Thompson, F. W.
Underwood Daniel Jackson, Mrs.
Matte Lee Woodson. Mrs. Gertrude
Thomas, Burreu Carter and Mrs
Taylor.
Mrs. Longs assistants include Mrs
Pearl Cleage, Mrs. Ann CockReld,
Mrs. Wright, Mrs Martin, Mrs. An
ME L. Taylor, Mrs. Pauline Leigh,
Mrs. Bette Ellington, Mrs Myrtella
jackson, Mrs. Gertrude Henderson,
general chairman OF the promotion
committee, is contracting various
clubs and organizations for support.
Turner Ross Leads Reports
Turner Ross placed high at the
last report with the checking in of
$3.50 Mrs, Bertha Scott was Sec
ond with Sc. The Entire Nous club
was the first club to respond with a
donation Of $40.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Divorce Granted Former
Wife Of Late John Mills

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 24-Mrs
Alice Mills Roper, once the wife Of
John Mills, OF Mills brothers quartet
fame. obtained divorce here Fri
day. Nov. II, from Walter Mason
Roper, OF the Virginians quartet, on
grounds of neglect.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

-conesses in honor Of the pastors an
niversary.
Thursday. Nov 30. will mark the
final meeting Of the anniversary,
featuring a banquet accommodating
only two hundred fifty Of the church
workers and friends. given by the
Scholarship club. Mrs. A. J. Bry-
ant president. Thus will end a
month Of very glorious services.
FINAL reports will be made later.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

BORDENTOwN, N. J.. Nov pa
The Glee club Of the Bordentown
Manual Training school presented a
30 minute program before an au-
dience Of approximately 1000 teach
ers, school principals, and prominent
educators at the Friday evening
NOV. 100 session of the annual con-
vention OF the New Jersey Educa-
ton Association. held in Convention
hall, Atlantic City.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
DUCKS BEGIN
HOOP SEASON

EUGENE-The University q
oregon's varsity basketball team,
defending conference. regional and
national champions. will meet the
Southern Oregon College Of Edu-
cation here tonight in the first
start Of a 31-gams schedule.
Coach Howard Hobson, whose
quintet was hard hit by gradu-
alton. will open the session with
John Dick, his only remaining reg
ular, at one Of the forward posts
Ted sarpoia and Matt Pavalunss.
both lettermen. viii see action at
forward and guard. respectively.
Hank Anderson or Archie Marshik
win play center, with Perky An
drews and Vic Townsend prob
ably taking turns at the other
guard
Besides their regular Pacific
Coast conference games, the Web
feet have scheduled a transconti-
mental tour which bills them for
their second annual appearance In
Madison Square Garden against
Long Island university They viii
also appear at New Orleans. Chi
eago, Baltimore and Detroit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27

- available fcr trading. ous-
fsela<s Meuntain and noh
Cole. paschcf. Zee is<tsnes< TIE
rirer esseftsz.- prefer yeazx-
er players uhs gtse rtrsnker
Indication - deseseping iats
high flight slsrs
II IL known that - front office
81 the Tigers have rsesived wcFd
from ire Spokane Indisrs that
Marines. third ssekef; Ciswittsr.
catcher: CUgirh. scuthpsw haFser:
Lake catcher. and nssr. seeond
sseksr. are up for trade And are
yon interested
OF TIE quintet. tire Bengal
hosses might seriously consider
Marines and Lake. Marines.
while probably - far - b ever
xill 70 IN baseball. stlIi would b
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
New Feminine
Pin Mark Sci

Eiisassth s:hrs.tis J.eas ord
die star. hung 40 . ns~ skaxls
game record for ths season m the
ciss. A womsns league matches
ut the broadway alleys Friday
night putting together four spares
and = string a. an STRIVES fss .
big zsi game.
T'hs Jacks Grsdais team, snanhs
10 tho ora total II Miss christis.
won thres paints from The league
leading Hotel wlnthrnp ladsss.
Miss chrsstss's hiK total was nigh
score 81 the evening.
ON ths Play hor alleys Jehn
KinksIls. rolling he fiFst games IN
the MAJOR isagus. tied the hiah
league record al Mike Berry with
a ga total. Including Hsmss a
aa2, 7os and 100
cohsmhis nesr bcwi<rs ran into
. stubborn Paelfis Match team
and Iost three ssmss ana the tn
strong pin outfits are now ti~d fDr
first place IN the standings
cammarsno Brothers stayed
close to the two leaders with =
three-Eama win over Play Nor
alleys. stevens and vettsr won
two from Richfleld lii-octsns.
Special play osar the wssk-ssd
win find two teams Of hank
women from Seattle meeting tso
Tacoma hank tsama on the Broad
way alleys tonight AZ D o'clock.
sunday afternoon. II 2 o'clock.
the Husk DELIVERY team from
Olympia takes on the Ray Printers
81 the fndustrisi issssis In The last
series of . homs and hons match.
The Tacomans won the flrst match
By n Gloss score.
c. c. caIlins saa 0ss<Es HUTCH
in~on were high N the matches a
ths Milwaukee league FRIDAY
night. csliins topped ths lsssus
with sTs ana Hutebinson. . team
mats. rolled sT7. Ths boiisF.
ma hsrs. Of which ths two pin STAR
are nsmb~rs. turned in TIRES
gsmss over 1000 ~ pile - Z
ASA total. including handicap
lIn&iviauai bseiinx sosre~ IN
bs found on page sts.D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Crusade Loop
Opens Sunday

The Crusade league will get I'M
derway Sunday at p. m. in the
Bellarmine gym with Holy Rosary.
defending champion, meeting a
strong Holy Cross quint from Rus
ton.
An hour later st. Patrick's and
Sts. Peter and Paul will clash, fol-
lowed by games between All-Saints
and st. Rita's at o'clock, and
Visitation and Sacred Heart at 4
o'clock.
The league this year is sppn-
sored by the Cardinal club, 9th
Ollie young peoples organic ion.
Four games will be played each
Sunday afternoon. John p zele-
max, jr., is president OF the league.
Players are former college and
high school stars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
or Sam Gibson
Most Effective

gave the lowest earned average
during the 1899 Pacific Coast
league baseball season. official
pitching records showed today.
The veteran sidearm and under
hand hurler topped rivals with an
average OF 2.24 runs per game.
He won ~ games and lost 0 for
a 40 average.
Julio Benefit of Los Angeles
won 20 games. lost 8 for q
league-leading percentage Of
300. He goes TO the Chicago
Cubs next spring. He walked
but "a bstters-topping 10
game winners In control.
Other leading pitchers: Ira
Smith. Sacramento, won II, lost 4
for a .750 average; orville Jor-
gems, San Francisco, won IS, lost
5. .722; Les Weber, Seattle, won
II, lost 7, .70s; Hal Turpin. Seat
tie, won %, lost 10. .6g7.
Southpaw Tony Frietas Of
Sacramento, rs usual, was the
most active pitcher. He APP
peared In As games, pitched 30
complete ones, ss2 innings;
won I'll and lost Is for q .5sS
average. He led In strikeouts
with liz. He walked only 81
batters. His earned run aver
age was 2.S7.
Widest hurler was Marion To
bin. San Diego, who walked III
hatsmen.
Pitchers Charley Moncrief anC
Robert Muncrief of Hollywood
each finished with a 500 average
Moncrief won 7 games and lost 7
Muncrief won IL. lost IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
clalIedoa Named
'norse Of Year

NEW Yonm WIN. L nrHnn'u
Maryland bred three yssx "a.
chsIisdsu. winnsr a ne Fvssk-
ness. AriinKtsa ols~sis sn1 PIN
iieo sp~elai smnax eshsv tmDert-
ant stakes. wns ehnepn '1np1s -
The year To-Day ~ - peflv No.
inK Form.
cAsllsss~ run~osu6 = = -
10 vss~s. Thv~s ha1Ds>s 900
e~~s fsv Goa = = ns1<nsy'u
asAsfsss~6 twe-yees -. ntssr
ssseh. CA~ileass nlss ~ -
iees~1 - ~ haes fnsse-1ons~
81 es,s. - nlm~te<h - -
b~~t tws-Ssas~ss6 esIl Nnp
inrA's s~ter11sa ~ mnonk
nss<N.
Rsasiss BY aivsssnss
Twe-Sssr-eld ssiti nlNs1e<e'
insnimou4
rwe.ysss.oss fniys A. .. go.
derfslt's Nov what. az Me-
Beauty. q pssida. 1.
7hr~syssr~oz1 ssit; CAslledoa,
~. Johnstoun. 4,
Thms@yssF-old Hifyi hsxbess
Wooirs un<sflas. ~. Wa rlsms.
go. q. F1ying In. !.
Handicap kafsss chsxIes d
tksrsrd's k@vah u. ~ chsise'
d1n D.
asndla.p marss Gustav Hznsfa
ts1r hsfgisaa. 70: Jseois. ..
nsnis o'itsxs. ,. un<<xtss. 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Columbus to
Meet Barons

Although somewhat lacking in
quantity. play In the Northwest
football league viii more than
make up for 1t In quality Sunday
afternoon when the Tacoma Co
lumbias tangle with the Enumclaw
Silver Barons in the league cham
pionship fray at Enumclaw Ths
game IL slated 10 get under way
at 2 p. m.
The remaining two eievens
In the circuit, the Rentoa
Rams and West Seattle
yellow jackets. win not see
action Sunday. The Rams
drew q bye this weekend,
while West seattle registered
its first win Of the season In
turning hack ~. Martins
College, IA 70 !, Thankssiv-
Ing.
Interest In the Columbia-S Silver
Baron fray is at a fever peak
Caravans OF cars are expected
from Tacoma. Renton and West
Seattle as well as other northwest
points. The Tacoma club hal
walked through the league with.
out much trouble thus far and
the spectators are expected te
string along with the undsrdog
Barons.
Russ Mutt Frye, star center,
suffered a broken foot and will
not see action-a serious blow Ia
the Columbus That leaves only
Nubuo Yoshida 10 handle the
pivot post Otherwise the Taco
mans are in tip-top shape.
II Tacoma should win the sam<
the title would belong 70 the Co
lumbias without dispute but II thu
Beers lose they would have TO wiz
the following week from RsntoF
while the Silver Barons were be
ing defeated by West Seattle, u
cinch the crown.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Seattle Preppers
To Decide Title

SEATTLE-Seattle high schools
viii decide the city football cham
pionship next Saturday with a
charity douhle-hesder.
Roosevelt and Garfield will meet
for the title. Lincoln and Queen
Anne yesterday won the right 10
play for third place Lincoln went
into the finals BY blanking CleYe-
land. $50. while Queen Anne was
beating West Seattle. $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Germany Calls
Off Snow Games

BERLIN - The fifth winter
Olympic games, scheduled to
be held In February at Gar
mlsch- Partenkirchen, Germany,
were cancelled today by the
German Olympic committee
The announcement WAS made
by Hans Won Tschammer Ind
osten, president Of the German
Olympic committee and reich
sport leader, who referred to
a recent decision Of the Inter
national Olympic COMMITTEES
STIMULATING that . beliigeFent
country cannot be host 10 an
Olympic games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Boys Basket
Loop Popular

sevsnty-five hoy. turned out for
the initial meeting Of the park-fii
boys basketball leagues and II wss
decided 10 operats . preliminary
series starting next Wednesday On
the Beilsrmine naples.
Two divisions win be formed -
one for Independent CUNTS and ths
other for church teams.
The rexuisr season Of play
esnsisting ef two rousds win
open December 1eth. and end
TIE last week IN February.
Teams should register now for
the preliminaries but do not have
TO register their players until
December 18th. which viii be the
headline entry date.
There n no entry fee for the
team but q registration fee Of ten
cents per player viii be charged
which N not due until December
18th.
Teams may carry . squad
ef only eight players up 10
December 18th. after which
date the roster caa IN In
creased 10 ten for the baiaans
Of the season.
AZ only players and teams that
win stay throughout ths season
are wanted in these two loops.
players and teams failing 10 show
up for two consecutive scheduled
games win BE- dropped.
There y room for twsivs
teams. san Of which have already
been aligned up and include ina
following quints 18th Street
Tigsrs; First Congregational
Church; Jefferson risyfisld: BETH
any Presbyterian. phil Nsnggs
CUNT and First Methodist Church
Schedules Tor next Wednesday
night ~ followsi tbs. F1ftssnth
Street Tigers W. Congregational.
500. jefferson Piayfisld ss. Beth.
any Presbyterian, s;ss Phsl
NsuEss CUNT ". Fint Methodist
Church.
New teams filing At ths Metro
ru.llfaa Park sffsn. an fsfw g4af,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27

IAke sAewe9 T=euns <,caxh
last var 10 sonvtnes mary ~ -
real possibilities
u1sA S<a Czlxfer4 - -
e.aeher - tfe i~exse i<<1
y~sx. Kuiax ~ CtscfenHsi -
sp<lnx trzsl. n = ec<t.za -
~ lc1a , sixh<< e,&~~ l<~H=-e
tA.a ~<sr = We~8e<r Ist<Fs.-
sleeNi e<<a -kezla ~ fNti -
uelz< IT, xr~a~ wftk - n<Sss
teh @Te~.nL clney wfIi sr<ses
IN - s@nz> faFa eisAs
Tat wsn lsNfe . 80 hc,e =
ths Tsxw esuh - n y pc~~zrls
either t<anzFa - npte<za - -
san Fransz<re esah wfth whzeA
the Tigers have : w~xAtnx Akre<-
mrns. wsil eams le ths ft<nEAi ~.
Th<y are soanExETfs e nruuip<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
NEW STARTING
GATE AT ANITA

ARCADIA. e~kf IT, nsnass.
m<at u s~nts Anita sse<-tss<>
announced today tnsl . vsfIsti<N
~ the Fasst Sseefrss sssffine Hsts
v1Ii - .atfo4ae>1 = ssufh>En
csisfonss dssFiax tss wisf<s $500.
inK shinn ep<ms on fs~es ~.
T1ss santa Anita Ezts sfiI szffss
from n. Psssft a<siss. nD1 b -
~ fimileo. n too ssys fnxf@<d
u ths Esis op<n.nE sa<a sis<-
tfseai esTenf b tsunsd esi. 4 wlil
epen whsa Ne ssffsat b 1fpkes.
Th< ins1lsiduxi sfsiis piIi ~ ~
v-shsp~d A sszs ~ slxissa slsils
y bslng fnxit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
TIGER BOSSES KEEP UP FIRE III "H0T STOVE

fr~m - rn<>w nHe1o -
Ts~w>~ - n11ls r~eIly ~<~t
- = ~ ~ - nrse -
ss~~u->>< - prp<eess - -
- - - t11n<s srr1a
fn&n. - tl1eF>'e M1fvte H1N-
-. Inzz1F&<1xh ~ ead flIrf
rfnoSly. Nm w<s = uAtvge1r4 n
- FIr1eef ~ f<<r. M><x1a ~l1
= foenIle4 ne1 wilI - a e1>1p<
h<.s a u ~ ea<fNta t(< -
: rx<aE 4rsH - 60 I&e< III
IN
Anywoy. - rIese knanpe -
v~<y sr<Ix~ tA>ps wwt<< n1a9tn9
Wln5 Iker 10y Ia - - =
~ ~ fneshNis. ensi tlee~A an1 xsn4
mze1 = Ihn>< rIcrt& >Er<f e6lz<le
- - nne<e~Il ~ - - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27

~as eft q . slaw start and
sew - cue with injuries.
Centers steve AndrAko II ohie
state vas the only one al several
good eenters TO some close to
Hannah.
II VAS the second appearances
On the first team al Harmon and
kinnlek. Harmon was named -
sophomore last year and KIN
nick made Il IN bis firrt season
two years aso An ankle injury
handicapped the fo~a fash last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
~ ELLIOTT METCAH
sparas Haifer. rns Tsmsx

This may b. the football and
basketball seAssn. but the Tacoma
Tigers q the Western fntsrna-
tionsl Baseball league ar~ not
sleeping ~ their particular sport
The eosses have their ears TO
The ground and their eyes wide
open for prospective players that
VIII b. needed next year to replace
four OF more 1859 Bengals sho
are almost sure 10 get . trial IN
faster company.
And one or two q those Tigers
are almost certain to make GOOD
IN higher league. maybe ell
Thea. 100. there are tive 81
- Of lsst years club whe will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
LEADERSHIP COMES
NATURALLY TO ACE
or IOWA IRON MN

IOWA CITY - sIle hiBniels.
tFi-threat ace Ut fosn's saaax~
Tag football frss Men. COMES
By his leadership qualities nat
uraIiy. fils father played guar
terback for lows state and his
maternal Essndfatbsr. George
". Ciarks. IVES governor u
Iova fog Two teras sndlaE IN
leIa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
kIoepper in Van
Of Ping-Pongers

Karl Kloepper City table tennis
champion, and Robert Fincham set
the pace in the round robin tourna-
ment OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Table
Tennis club.
Young Fincham upset the dope
sheet" when he defeated Grant
Putnam in the most sensational
match Of the evening.
Kloepper played his usual
hard driving game, inter
mingled with a quick change
Of pace, to come through with
out a loss.
The results OF the matches are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27

CHICA6O-The greatest back
field unit to hit the Big Ten in
q decade stole the show IN the
all conferences honor teams an
nounced today by the United
Press
Coaches. scouts. players, campus
correspondents and sports editors
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
State Pin Tourney

E-The Washington
State Bowling associations annual
championship tournament today
attracted the largest entry list in
history. Alleys win be busy eight
days and nights starting tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
SKI Lift viii be
Dedicated Soon

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0ffielals II TfmAesiins Lodge -
esdsd today tisss eealdni weis N
definit<,y for ; kznsfids snfss fslI
before thy pul lhsif nsN go. 90
sil nft inte aperstiaa. ard ~
nauseed ne inansarzslaa a tbe
np-ths. m01niasn-in-s-eh1if ssFyl<s
Sunday. However. Manager A. v.
Alien sald ths ceremonies a
formal dedication would tskf plaee
Dec. 10 as schs1niec.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Loop Leaders
Hold Meeting

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-27
Conference Popped Up
Another Deer
Hunter Killed

cAnxnou. Me.--A kuli~s.
nred ~ = hass<f M. sAesges
~ s~w > d-e<. s@s~ thr~a9A
g. yrsr-esd Ms~4 Asas~~ a.
sen's fus~arm sad ktil>t ~
se-ye~r-asa Husband.