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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Patterson Party
Set for LinesIa

fAncaln high husa wiil take leg
sens from thsir DAD. nest Thursday
whra the annual Fathers asa srns'
might Il held IN uhs hoys' ksmaAs-
szans between ami p m.
Cameo between tho 'oadmsn-
AID the Aoss val se played 10
BASKETBALL ami vollsynail while the
fsnsr peanf@ 81 s~apamsng AL slws
- shown ~ Tie Fathers i1>aallnr
ne Inc eonpetstoa wkii ss - e.
aual tag-ok-war between 10 dH<is
and soma TIA toy. ~li he oss 10
ssenEs lasf years drihhink Al Ire
banda Of he fathers.
After the first An.sx u entertain
msnt Featuring apparatus acts,
eoxing and wFsstllak matches =
FREE hour Of sriiNsty viii - sssea
70 the bays and their 'peRa"
On the pso2rzm ~aii ~ = ccs.
man wrestling cnmeds ~ rsal Cal
lsSay and apparatus stants ~
Carl Dial. besides several boxing
and wrestling matches between
Liacoln students Sammy Elmer
son and nad haftman IN she t1o-
pound DIVISION: Frank Tosto and
Roh HAsh az i3a. and Hob Fnx and
Lawrence Hodges. wclierweigbt..
will throw punches al each other.
while an exhibition wrestling snatch
with Frank ksndziora and Don
corcoras. iss-poandsrs. viii also
be featured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Olympia Puck
Play Under Way

OLYMPIA In a. thrilling an
Ice hockey game a. one could en-
pect 10 SEQ tbs Olympia on and
Wood Products Company counted
a ~ WIN over Meadow LARK
Dairy In the Southwest Washing
ton Hockey association jsmbores
feature attraction hare Last night
ina winning goal cams midway
in the final period whsn stan
Coidsbsrry took = bsaallfnl doDhle
pass from George Arcsnd and
Windy Wtnaia 10 slip ene past
diminutlvs Bud Haaaae. h ths nst
for the Dalrymen
Outstanding for ths winners war
Miinala. Wills Ernie Alssrsn. Min
Besota-boFn Abenassa yessgstsr.
played 1 sparkling Eams for the
leaars a. did wss .inhnsen. hlsky
defense man The innsthy pro-
gram waA rounded cat ~ prenoat-
ing various celebrities and ssat-
Ing numbers ny sparsy Bourque.
little Iaal Peters .ad the comedy
team II BOB Thsysr and Pete
Kennedy
Regular lsssaa play epsna Tues
day evening vita h2adow Lark
playing the orphaas ana ths on
and Wood squad meeting thu lee
Arena boya
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
COAST LEAGUE
LEADERS MEET

PORTLAND - Slim hope for
unison among Pacific Coast league
baseball entrepreneurs was felt
today as team owners and man.
ayers began to convene here for
their two-day session starting
Monday.
Prime bone OF contention ap-
peared to center over the
Shaughnessy play offs 10
which the northern clubs Of
Portland and Seattle have
lodged objections.
Source of further arguments will
be the future of Saturday night
baseball, scored on the grounds
it hurts Sunday double-header re-
ceipts and is too hard on players;
and the 16,veteran player limit.
Attending the meeting will be
NJ. l.. Clark, San Diego Padres:
r. II. Cobb. Hollywood Stars; Emil
Sick, Seattle Rainiers; Charles
Graham. San Francisco Seals;
Victor Devincenzi, Oakland Oaks:
Phil Bartelme. Sacramento Sena-
tors; David Fleming. Los Angeles,
and the host club owner. z. j.
Scefter of the Portland Beavers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Beaver Rocks Win
Over Duck Frosh

CORVALLIS - Oregon State
rocks. paced by Little Joe Day Of
Seaside, polished off their cousins
from Eugene. the Oregon frosh.
here last night by the lopsided
score Of 20 TO 0. II was the second
trouncing administered by the
rocks TO the frosh this year.
II was Days night. He scored
tina first touchdown 40 seconds
after the second quarter started
On an ts-yard reverse. Again IN
the third quarter he scored. inter
eepting q pass BY Tony Crish and
running 70 yards
Day then caught s4-yard pass
from Harold Fox to put the ball
on the S-yard stripe. from where
Hartman. sub back. took II over.
Wicket converted two Of the three
tries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Fife TriumphS


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gear
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ysra ~ go >sepDe1 s<r~n
fes . iesrk1eua.
xy.neseh. ilalan~r ass1 Nswx
'iooksd Hns<f In ths IRE iIne wiz1u
steve rsh's p'anxiaK vas the fs~.
tars fpx e>eveF F~<k - fixsl
au~xt~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Second Annual Horse Show Billed
Ppm. Sunday At Lakeuieu Stables

English riding and western nd
ing with display Of faney roping
and stellar performance Of enc
Of the most talented trick horses
IN the country VIII be the features
Of the second annual horse show
at Lakeview stables 10 b held
Sunday Afternoon at . o'caock at
the stables. ca the olt RigDsy
ranch opposite Mechord field.
Groups Of RIDERS from Wood
brock Hunt eiab IN raesma
aud from WiIiohrook Riding
aesdsms IN Seattle have en-
tered. In addition ~ the group
from Lakevie9.
Ole Wilson. vel knO@n Pacific
coast horse trainer from Csntralia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Fife o. Poulsbs
Crs,pa

Esf~ ~ f1alseo
Tbak'a ths ehulee fnuthnII dlnN
whAeh viii ~ 81 befses STATS hinh
sphoct feetnsil fsa~ a nr~maR<<1n
s~sA wrslHy aaskz "A - -
FTfs rrelaa~. whess high
seofiaE. birth - = t-~ss so W
Frsskie np~sss have ssss~~a
aeasp~st siss~ssnhssss H. ssss~.
agreed yesterday sftsrusss
after the Clover rssk s.ass -
accept . ksms WITH reui~he.
Coach isst vln~rn ~nSd rses
nFsmsFtsn wss pisaainn - hsIf tn
sasse - ~ "nsxr newl'' x.ns
wish TIE ahampte.ehAp - - Sal.
elass y hish sah<aA fS~sas~lk s@~ms
Al staka
rs~knns - -. snnn6ns6>6
s6nss sns>y - isel = 60
smsh1n1 ~ snun6A ses~iune ~.
- - yene eunkns8 n1lsss1n1s
- nf1srnesa
Stfs - ~~a sin~ xam>s u :
rs~ khzs y~~E
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Ski Film!

Tbs washiaason nkl si1h.
tbreuga Ia raaesaa ss.nss. see@-
sofs thu zho~snz Il Llsis 'rssakef .
starring sshlcl. -ski ilelfs st<ss
Lsttsrs From -. Acxisxl. wsieh
hAs oass ssrek@a fex "s'ensln@staa
Nlghis'' e. . stissAAint<,s fex tss
asE vtzlsF srefs ss@s<saL TssaksF
sllEec,ea saa prelAs'.si lks film n
tns EagasiAa ~se1spn II ~ x~l&s
AIS. ana s@s tas part - . I'll
lsstriosss. . s~~i la<sy ssss~<. '1nss
'lsn" = Aealslaasd fss ~ fs.s
ha'sor. bnsposoas pies. naasnerg~
SKI thrills. and sxoslisni photos.
rapby. and vii ~ shoNn 81 ths
Lakewood thsAier. Tuesday xna
wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
tugeI Sound Loses Wild LinfieId Game, 28-l9
Vlkin9SLead League

the Vikings scored In the first
five nzinufes with Frsncis
aarcse phunging eses frsn. IL
two-yara strips
stopping the best nghssne could
muster IN the rcst q tho first half,
PuyAilup pushed ever two more
touehdowns the lazf bali By con-
unuslly pounding the fass-inte-
grating Pirate linz.
Walt farks ~rsref the first
touchdown Of ~ prep career
sfter . iS-yard eff-tackle
smash In the third psriod and
Ned Jordan ps.xered thrcaxA
for . sevea-yard gain - .
teachdosn In TIE fiaAi osase.
fssysnup's -Four Aalsr hnszmen
Elliott, Adams, Kelley and CALI
gan-bore the hr7int Of thu battle
and were largely responsible for
the Viking triumph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

GETSuCENSE

SAN FRANCfsCo~-A guy with
a sheepish look and a very pretty
girl went TO the municipal build
ing. and the guy signed this name
on a document: Joseph Paul Di
Maggie, jr.
In a space below went the
girls name: Dorothy Arnoi-
dine Olsen. doe i "a. Dorothy
81. They'll be married come
Sunday week from tonor-
row.
Joe plays baseball Dorothy
very. very pretty. indeed lends
her beauty 20 the stage and
screen. her voice TO radio. They'll
walk down the aisle Of the church
of SITS. Peter and Paul Walking
behind will be Jos's four sisters
and three brothers.
shes a good cook" joe en-
planned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Pro Grid League
May Be Enlarged

NEW YORK - The National
Football league will be Increased
from 10 to IL clubs next year,
George P. Marshall and Dan Top
ping, two prominent club owners.
believed today.
Boston and one of three west
ern clubs. probably Los Angeles.
are scheduled to join the circuit,
said Marshall and Topping. owners
of the Washington Redskins and
Brooklyn Dodgers. respectively.
Cincinnati and st. Louis are also
DESTROYS of entering the league,
they said.
Although Marshall and Top
ping both emphasized that
there was no certainty Of the
twO-club increase, both be-
heved there was enough senti-
ment to obtain the necessary
tw0-thirds vote at the leagues
annual meeting In April
Topping, member of the execu-
tive board, admitted that Charles
Wynert of Boston had made In
formal inquiries about getting a
Boston franchise and that similar
inquiries had been received from
Los Angeles. st. Louis and Gin
cinnati.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

FSFN T4se~s ERE rraIans a
Bsn viasoaa they ssArt ..o~. bus
when thsy sst rolling. there's M
stopping them.
surh was IT, verdict v~s-
ecred ~ fnns whs hrssed ~
rain - - Fr~nhls SpeAx SO
90. ~ - . No tvsessrA
aver ciever rssk wssssss~
after - rns<sss ~ as~-
iHsted play - fisss asss<trs.
Outside d Spears a2.yarf
touchdown run with an intercepted
pass. Clover fsTs hooked the net-
Ter team M ensaFs first psrsed.
Bat thai vac a.
spear wsst n week 80
scosea n ps,tnis - rsess Nh
~ltAaa " pelnss ~ ~ inas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
UIIand Again
Tops Jumpers

sEATTLE-For the second con-
secutive night, olav ulland of the
Seattle Ski club won the class A
Jumping at the first Pacific North
west indoor ski meet last night.
Inland jumped SO and 81 feet
NE indoor hills maximum.
Freidi Prefer of sun valley
won the shlom again IN aa
Finals in both events WI 30
held tonight.
Norahl Kaldal of Vancouver
placed second to Ulland in jump-
ing. Inland had 221.7 points to
205.9 for Kaldal. Left Flax of
Seattle and Tony Knutsen of Stan
wood, Wash. tied for third with
203.4 points.
Max Sarchett of the Washing
ton Ski club and Carl Neu of the |
University of Washington tied for
second in the SALON in 116.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Expect Germany
70 Cancel Games

nEkkIN The International
Olympic organisation v expecting
a formal notification shortly from
the German Olympic conmi,tes
that II will be Impossible 10 hold
the 1910 Olympic winter games
in Germany because ~ the war.
It WINS unofficlally reported to-
day.
Although the summer Olympic
games are Htlll slated for Bolsing-
fors. Finland, the winter games
were scheduled for CArmisoh-rar-
tenkirchen, Germany. where they
were held in 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

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s~~xsa SITE Z : = y szzzssy es<<
<~~ttis Fxss Reserves fssks<1ex
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- NJ vssitefs three gard line
hm ofDss<a plsnssa svst -
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sss sxsz@ poist ~ss lnsomelss~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Football Team Csts
Cana Date Mixed

naissnlA-flfs-k. A. = r<s~
i&E<aTs tas1teii xAm@ 1etween
ca@esssla< ebai<xs snsf AfnNnnns
f*aFt<sAase eeiI<ss 49, .e<kIax
81 n lhs sasaskr. effisGsls -
mssisd ss<ssx. sxsset - ses -
teAi tsss<o1lss t@sn lsii~d -
ssvsx.
a f<&ezle e@fns for ths ~
is~m ssTssl~d sfsaf khsFs had he~n
: sslasadN<<s<ssssas s1eat n
dale. - nsts> wiil - pie3@1
iils siIsFne<a - sanlxhE 4 Co.
se<sszs f&m<m4~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
eulunkia EDvon
uin Rsst Sunday

rs~r y sh~ Nevsnw<~s s.usn~l1
teexss ~ - ss~sfiee1 u -
w>st 1pss>ls- 1x<ntna ss.y u N1e>e
nesktle nsn111y w1lH u ieanuo
is~dsh4 rn>u~HN tsu<6mn6nn sn1
s<eoed plaea msomle19w m1w0p
n~sess bsth as~wsa9 ~
tt<atzm wiit sns<s Nsnlny'a fbmv
> siiHhs unt@rssaa y - ~tnle~s
IssNsss - the Hssns kx<s -
t1fs~ - thsx k~y m<a aae =
Iatses>a k1w@ll Lewis ard 20
Msira sksaH ~Ith Msste xxll@w
Utll - - NJ sl<lstpe>.
faaasss vsli ap~n pler ssnia =
w~sx trss. naH<iay w1l~a ~ vv~~6
4e4kt1e eie<wa tnvHGtea tInenla
bew4 - ~ fsasi nens - ~
s~m9 naax&m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Another Hunter
FatalyRounde

nkfIINoNAM = Wesses A.
Ogden = heulakAan w. shct
ard kssaesa teslas while assck
hanssnk 81 In Snokseek river
vita nssad Reesa. aisp q flen-
ingham. Reed sad his xssz wes
accidentally discharged RATA
men were employed hs fNcsfic
Fsaherin.A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

uua Hsxser. c1s~nf fznro hnIf-
hssA 80 vokea In tnmnotNkiws~1
s~s<a - m s<smsnexes 1e1f2s3&v
zxksraeun 60 ees es1ffle1 ~ IN
s~e<a = = to<kes Aeaw>ek ~ IL
cie~@< F~xs xridsi~ss q Loh~u1ds
e~ek<x - stahf.
ka@s<sy - 70 hahzl~ - -
s<>ss~s~s ~ f<<eivs svid fee
fsAekhNA fseas naps. A. q il's1zlaff
= - c>px>w fsfk n@ek -
1feA1m - eakIs n the s11@susan
Geeee 80 ~ u~xmT's nes4s
IN go ~ Engraved - = 80
r~ss16t nso&R
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Madden Slvs
Fer Leggers

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sel1nus WSl1sn<s herraGe6 - c.
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k>not af<ysu ln1~weps>11 : -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Sumner Sportsmen to
Stage Turkey Shoot

The Sumner Sportsman's club
will sponsor turkey shoot Sun
day on the Sumner trap grounds
from 9 a. m. until dark, according
TO Leonard Fox, secretary of the
group. TweHe-pound birds will
be prizes for the various events.
The grounds are located off Linden
drive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Pacific Ties
bearcats, 90

sAa.EM - PsclFzr anaeez.afys
nssly discovered linx workssi e<aln
- willamette here last nssAa -
TIE besrcaz and ne Badges. bat
tied 70 . Q l. o tie.
Practically a - plAx 49,
n rs<sfse srrrsssry s>zt to
n~~rcsfs l@cksA - pewex and
tAs isek IN Psz~h esrr sheir
sanerszH teschfs~s three.>
To n.<ixer> played . nI>e ~
fen~lse Ka<pe sus excessively
see~ esl< . thFess saee sA<a
tAey hafeprca aewn - ne
Willamette ~ yard line IN the
closing minusr~ Of thr gam-.
Little Al walden and George
Meoslinn, willametie hacks. plough
ed through the Pacific hne again
and again. making cng rms Of
% or 80 yards each time except
when they arrived within scoring
distance. wakiens kickiag was
also noteworthy. one boot was
good for so yards to the Badger
two-yard line. Boak and Horaer
were responsible cor the fxw
tina Badgers had
A homecoming crowd of 2. 900
watched the Beareats pile up their
2eo net galn to the Badgers %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
ENUAcLAw sICToRs

E>UMCLAW-A bag night for
Clayton Williams. who danced and
twisted his way 70 three touch
downs, gave Enumclaw Tigers
1910 win over Kent vsndals here
last night.
Chuck Smiths Bengals far out
classed the vandals. whose only
first down came from penalty.
Enumclaw piled up II first downs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Honest Georgia.,
KeSaluteT Thee!

ATLANTA. Ga. - Georgia
state Chief Auditor Zach Arm
Old Was undecided today what
10 do about an item In the
financial report of south Geer-
gia Teachers college ~ States
borO.
II listed Sl,64S In "paNmeats
TO students for playing football
and basketball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

MS nd msa Fseslsa4 y msar
fsaki~< ~ 80 's@s'< ~ ola ne
maas sl@.a~< e<ssl&s psssisG sis
90 - 80 ~ shss ss~xsl&s ssrns
~ y~e1k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
ICE TEAMS PRACTICE

Teams In the Tacoma Amateur
Ice Hockey league via practice
Sunday morning At Lakecood
arena, beginning at T;3o Il was
announced TODAY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

kMw f0kk La hsaa<xys. CO.
Asaa@as ms~i twiIiEsnl h@<k. - g.
psstea v y e1t II setss1 ~
tbs@s esekA. - sssslf II : frae-
isxsd neas ssesis.a n kh@ Primes
s<n ssn~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
Set Season Pin Records

Three seasons records tambled
in the MAJOR league bowling
matches at the Play Nor alleys
Friday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13
GRID SCORES

~ usfTED gnEaa
81 Louis ~. AyomAnT q
Virginia 7. ~. . {. q
Miami -. Dra.a q
Mex Aaxics unlssfnsty D Nov
hexico state &
Linf!sid "a. coiiass q Puget
BUiind -
Niliaasstts D. faetfle Q.
TUkf fEA1IKE kEIunMe
ChfEf AGO Naahlnglesa pMsk
Niii revive rs AnericaE psFer .
1880 after = lapa4 u ihFss ysafs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

HlGMNE Proving themselves
to be superior MURDERS. Al Dahl
berg's Payallup yikings moved
into first place in the tight Puget
Sound conference grid race ~
ealldoziag an $50 win over HIGH
line Pirates here yesterday after
noon.
The vtkings' stay In the tcp
spst may he shortlived. how-
ever, for the Auburn rrojans
can regain the league leader
ship u they defeat sumner
Spartans today.
Puyalmp's margin Of victory
came from the power OF . hard
charging line making big holes for
backs. Right from the
first the Vikings showed their
superiority in ground attack.
Recovering Highlipe
blocked kick on The Pirate 30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

gained one point On the Hotel team
~ vinniag four peints n thssr
respective matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-13

shirden Wharton from centralfa.
Oscar Echo Of Rochester. and Mr..
and Mrs. Cap stsinh0ff of Nsee-
vine viii also attend
Buck Abbot. outstanding urea
rider and fancy roper. frsn seat
tie. will give an exkibtfioA And
La PalomA. ths fansoAss horse
who has = rep&rtslrs Of tricks
worthy Of any star " ths ~biG
top" VIII be pui throsxh ser PAGES
By h@F trainer. Gsenn Belts.
FEESCHs FIRST
CHIC AGO Larry Frsneh. vet
sran Cub pitcher hlt Bis FIRST
home rsn n II years q malof
league competition
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-09-14
PLAN FOR NOON HOT DISH
TO BE SERVED AT SCHOOL.

Children who must eat their lunches
at school will profit physically and get
better grades if they can eat hot dish
at noon. That noon meal is one-third
of the child's food and should be as
carefully planned as the other two
meals of the day.
Plan with the teacher when school
lunches are to be started Perhaps you
can be the one to call the mothers to-
gether to meet with the teacher and
plan for the supply and equipment
needed to serve the hot dish this winter.
In Minnesota the school board may use
funds for school lunches if they feel
it is benefit to the children in the
community.
Visit school, The teacher may have
some suggestions which will help you
to get the hot school lunch plans under
way.-Inez Hobart, nutrition specialist,
University Farm.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-09-14
ARE POULTRY HOUSES
READY FOR OCCUPANCY?

Before you know it the pullets will
be laying, and when that time comes
the houses must be ready for them to
occupy if you want egg laying at top
speed all winter. BY ready to occupy"
I mean thoroughly cleaned, scrubbed
with lye water, and treated with good
diSinfectant.
Repair jobs are bound to pile up
during the year. Do them before
housing the pullets, to avoid disturbing
them afterward. Any construction work
needs to be done early. Fresh cement
and newly sawed lumber cause trouble
when put into the piultry house late
in the fall because they haven't time
to dry out completely and will collect
moisture. Even if fresh gravel is to
be the only "house improvement" this
year, it should be brought in early to
avoid freezing when cold weather ar
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1939-09-14
RAPHAEL ION
ON TRIP HERE
Head of Lakes States Forest
Experiment Station Makes
Inspection of Area.

Raphael Zon, director of the Lake
States forest experiment station, ST.
Paul, spent last week in northeastern
Minnesota inspecting the work of the
Superior branch of the experiment
station.
Director Zon, who is much interested
in the rehabilitation and development
of the cut-over portions of the Lake
States, presented paper at the meet
ing Of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science in Mil
waukee last June in which he expressed
the belief that the northern counties
of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michi-
gan are capable of supporting, on a
good standard of living, larger popula-
tions than now reside there.
He believes that northern Minnesota
still has good possibilities for agricul-
tural and industrial expansion.
Director zon is a member of the
Lake States committee that assisted in
preparing report on the economic
condition of the cut-over regions of
Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan
for the National Resources Board. This
report, which was recently submitted
to congress by the president, has re-
ceived considerable publicity in this
region.
Director Zon was accompanied by
r. K. LeBarron, Halfway, who is in
charge of the experiment station work
in northeastern Minnesota.