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Evening star., 1939-03-15
5,114 Patients Aided
By Visiting Nurses
In February
Director Reports 1884
Visits Made by Stoff
During Month

During February, 5,114 patients
were under the care of the Instruc-
tive Visiting Nurse Society, Miss
Gertrude Bowling, executive direc-
tor, reported at the meeting of the
Board of Directors yesterday at the
headquarters Office, 810 Albee Build
ing.
She added that of that number,
2,518 cases were admitted during
the month. The field staff, in Civ
Ing care to these patients, she said,
made 1884 visits, and in spite of
, 65 days overtime was unable to
visit 551 of the patients carried in
the society's files. The pressure of
last month has somewhat slackened,
she said, though the organization
continues to carry a large number
of patients.
10 Students Admitted.
Seven graduate public health
students from William and Mary
College and three graduate students
from the Public Health Course at
Catholic University have been ad-
mitted to the organization through
Its education department, Miss
Bowling reported. In addition to
this group. she said, eight senior
nurses from the local schools of
nursing have been admitted for the
two months aff1liation in public
health.
Mrs. Reeve Lewis, chairman of
the Nurses Committee, reported
that her committee was studying
the problems of the work with
special reference to families with
young children where it is diff
cult, if not impossible, to procure
adequate relief and where, as
result, the children are poorly nour-
1shed and convalesce slowly when
stricken with disease.
Report on Supplies.
Mrs. Charles B. Crawford, re-
porting for the Supply Committee
of which she is chairman, said that
because of the enthusiastic work
OF volunteers, her committee ex-
pected to have enough supplies
made up by the middle of May to
carry the organization through its
work during the summer season.
Attending the meeting were Mrs.
G. Rowland Chase, Mrs. Hutchin-
son I. Cone. Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. |
John w. Davidge, Mrs. Henry Grat-
tan Doyle, Joshua Evans, jr.; Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, jr.; Miss Virginia
Hunt, Mrs. R. M. Kaufman, Mrs.
Emory Scott Land, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
William Marbury, Harold N. Marsh,
Mrs. Keith Merrill, Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau, jr.; Mrs. Thomas Par
ran, John L. Proctor, Mrs. John M.
Sternhagen, Mrs. Harlan Fiske
Stone, Mrs. j. w. Turrentine, Mrs.
Charles F. Wilson, Richard H. Will
mer, Mrs. John Marvin Wright,
Mrs. Chester c. Bolton and Miss
Bowling.
Evening star., 1939-03-15
Unusual Procedure
May Govern Action
In Perkins Probe
Committee Undecided
On Rebuke in Bridges
Controversy
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
Members of the House Judiciary
Committee indicated today their
disposition of an Impeachment reso-
luton against Secretary of Labor
Perkins would depend on whether
she followed unusual procedure" in
deportation proceedings against
Harry Bridges, G. I. O. maritime
leader on the West Coast.
They said Impeachment charges
filed by Representative Thomas,
Republican, of New Jersey, could
not be justified, but that the ques-
ton whether the cabinet member
Evening star., 1939-03-15

RADIO Alumni at 7 pm. tomorrow In
the Dodge Hotel. Congressional
representatives Of the State, includ-
ing Senator Adams, Representative
Taylor and Representative Lewis,
have been invited to attend.
Evening star., 1939-03-15
Brownhoist Reflects

DETROIT. March Is (P.-AN di-
rectors and officers were reelected
today at the annual stockholders
and directors meetings here of the
Industrial Brownhoist Corp. No
dividend action was taken.
Evening star., 1939-03-15
Record Production

The production of soybean oil,
corn oil and peanut oil in the United
States in 1888 was the largest on
record.
Evening star., 1939-03-15

that Miss Perkins wilfully singled
out Mr.. Bridges for special favors.
Evening star., 1939-03-15
Alumni Will Elect

Election of officers will feature a
meeting OF local University of Colo
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Radacher, Durrance Take
Ski Glory at Sun Valley

In the four-eyent eombin open
championships, Radacher won with
3s03s points. He finished second
IN downhill, slalom and cross
country races and was well up
among the leaders in the jumping.
Trailing Radacher in the open
was Walter Prayer Of the Dart
mouth Outing club, who had
372 So points for the four events.
Durrance total In winning the
amateur title was 3s4 20 points
All Engen Of Sun Valley. who
won the jumping contests. placed
second in the combined amateur
competition with 370s3 points.
Two men bested RAharher
in the sun Valley open. sieE-
fried EngI. Mono Lake sk
club amateur. who had SI
points for the event, ana
Fried Pfeifer Of the Deutsche
Ski NerbAnd.
Pfeifer won the mems slslom
yesterday with times Of 1875 and
1855. Rsdscher placed second
for the third time in four events.
The Swiss women's team defeat
ed the American women in slslom
ana dovuhill competition on an
elapsed time basis
In winning the vomens Harm
man trophy. Miss steun OF the
Swiss SKI club scored the fastest
time Of the day IN the women
slalom POE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Ice Tilt Winner
Be In Finals

A chance to play for the City
league hockey title will be at
stake Wednesday at the Lake
wood ice arena when the Griffen
Fuel and Medosweet Dairy fives
tangle in the feature game OF a
double bill program. Alt Heidel-
berg and Cammarano will tangle
in an exhibition tilt starting at
80 o'clock
The winner of Wednesdays
game will start a best two out of
three game series with the league
leading Ait Heidelbergs for the
season title the following week.
The Beer Barons topped the
league, with Griffin second and
Cammarano and Medosweet tied
for third. The Dairymen defeated
the Pioneers, : to 5, last week 10
earn a night to play the Fuelmen.
Griffin showed worlds Of power
last week in scoring a q to 5 win
over the Heidelbergs in an exhibit
ton tilt which saw every sort OF
scoring record fall by the wayside,
although the contest was not an
Official league game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
OREGON SLIGHT FAvORITE OVER OHIO STATE
Penguiins Win.
Tandem Race

PARADISE VALLEY - Harold
smiih and Bon Rsr,o. representing
the Penguin shi club. VIM the fifst
annual tandem race here sunday,
running . eriisty. trssehsrons
eoufss in one minute and three
seconds
Hud Hfsdy and sd Pinch
81 the seattle Ski ei.b wound
up In seroad place. - s~c"sds
behind the winners. jim and
Warren Bayiiss, reuGuiss,
foek third. while nurr Andet-
.os NJ Tacoma. paired with
Howard Peterson Of rusait"p.
was fourth.
Despite threatening ~eaths
land II threatened practically
everything from sunshins To
snoal. total of ala people In
$50 cars acre checked through the
entrance gates over the weekend,
Scheduled slalom contests be-
tween stadium and ruyaliup high
school teams and between The Ia
coma Ski club and local college
skiers were both cancelled
Complete tandem results were
Harold smith. Non nsTto, rsn.
nsa nsaay s,a p,nen. seattle 10
Jim ana Warren nafllss. Pen
s,lln. .......,....sa5ss.s...siiT
Hossfd Peterson ana nuli An.
drrson pnyeliupr fscoms siiiTl
Gene Altchel. warren DfaMn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

Sun VALLEY Peter Radscher
Of the Deutsche Ski Verband and
of Sun Valley today held two big
time skiings major combined
titles. both taken al the Sun VAL
ley international invitational ski
meeting.
Without scoring a single first in
m individual event. Radacher won
both the national four-event title
ard the two-event Hartman inter
national trophy.
Official tabulations at Close
Of the two-day meeting gave
the national amateur four
event crown TO Dick Durrance,
Dartmouth ski star and mem
her of the 1886 Olympic ski
team.
The Hartman trophy Tor NO
men. awarded to the entrsnt with
the best combined point total FOR
the slalom and dovnhill events
vas awarded 10 Erna steuri SWISS
SKI club.
Seconds in the same events won
the mems Hartman award Tor
Rsdacher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Spring Brings
Out Golf Fans

Saturday, medal play. oeors. HeI.
lns.ted. fa-s-de John Larson. N-T
81. n r. vensks. 7ss 60 sam
Alien. e2-is-oe Mar Jensen. ls-e-
40. Paul Adams. 1915 80 orisnd
Nelson. si-e-fs. Ralph Watson,
a2-ls.7s Pred Sander. Te.s-1i'
DICK Alien, ASH. 70. Jim wilson,
willard e2-lo-72 George Nelson.
se-li-fs. John II Anderson. Te-s-~
10
Brook dale Sunday medal play
First division. Bill kisttr 7s-l os
George williams, 77-io-e7 Second
division John Flynn. 11-it-es,
WAiiy Bfebner Mills Third d.
vision. Prank Rufio 81 IA 80. Ever
cit Bennett. $3.50.
Saturday, solectlve nine first di-
vision Lyle Merrill, 3t-s-3p second
division. Harold Howard a7-slB --
2si, third division. Hairy sstterlss'
4l.i3is an
Transfers tournament sunday,
slectlve nine first division, Tom
Wallace. 35-T-2B Clarence Taylor.
36-o1 -2eis Heinie Hsdemsn 80
gts-2gis second diyisinn. Frank
Rnffo. 3b-ii--24; Harry sattsflte. so
10 "a Third division oeorgf olsAs,
a-2o--2S Clyde Black t2-ie-2e.
steve Meorsth +d-ln-a1.
SATURDAY. medal play: First divi.
sion. p Chaplin. pi-li ~ second
division. Clyde Black. loe-s4-7A.
Brooso.ls defeated Mountain view.
Olympus. st Brookdhie sunday. ~ TO
| as A return match viii be played
at the Olympia course June 20
N,Saldate Maintain View
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

II threatened to rain Sunday
but golfers ignored that and sour
ried TO their favorite courses
where heavy action took place al
day. Toward evening the sur
broke through occasionally, to the
delight of late golfers.
Results Of tournament compe
tion follow:
Falkland Sunday. odd or even
todd chosen Oliver orodvis <2-e =
-321s. Jim Ensle. 4l-6-J3. Jos
Greco 35-2-33. Tom Hofto, +o-7-
80. Walt simonson. 4i-8-3J.
Saturday. match play against par
Joe Greco and Tom hofto. each W
tile for firsU.
Meadow Park SUNDAY. tombstone
Joe kohler. 90 yards from Goth green,
Sterling Cox. Is feet from 18th Sec
ono division. Richard Rowland. "a
:, SUNDAY, afternoon. medal play: Joe
Saturday. sweepstakes Joe kohler
1850
In the Esgles best nine tourns
ment John Davis was first with .
SO John Green Was second with "a
and Les Green and A. D. hckerlel
tied for third with A each.
Country club = sunday point.
oundstrom. 80. DR.. Robert Read, 80
Second division 7 H Mills. - J. =
Manley. 80. J. Y. Gillespie. 80 W. W
Brokaw, 80.
Sunday. best ball twosome: c
Hunter and On. Walter Cameron. OF
MAJ Hsyman and Capt, Starr, 90
e ". Harvey snd n persins' O.
Minot Davis and A. /. Scharf. 81. J
z. Manlcy and { P Burkoy. "a.
Highland sunday. best ball two
some william Rezua and Kenneth
White 842o-e4 James YORK u
ana Eels Norbors rs io'g,,o| =
75-lo-65. Marshall Lucke and Harm
Long. 76-lols IS . Charles McMil'
ian and Gordon Kenneth. B%-l+ls-
661a. Harry Brsdberry and Wayne
Bowman, 7p-l3-66 jess Roster anc
Dan sundeen. se-22-es.
George Coombs ana Pop stone
1911 sc Emmett Archer snt
and Allen Lieyes. ia CO. Pet'
eelg william Sichier and oeors'
Moe si-lsis CO.. Jess Lower sn'
Paul Lower. 77-9is -o6lg O Rodhld'
and William Tsplin, se-lsla o7is
william Lichenwaltef ana Ia Jensen
Bo-i2-6s. George jackson and Ton
Hofto. s3-i2is -70is
Saturday. best nine william He'd
bers ss-sis-3os Jes, Lower 81
4s-32l, Joe Turco. sl.Ts- 4
Gordon Bennett. 4l5-35 L. sllI
o-4i.-36ia Chris Cavansugh 30
3iz-3eis. DR. ". } DaYls. 43-els ~
3d. NJ Lucke. 42-5 3ois. ant
Chuck Mcmillan, 4e-s 9Th
aiienmors Sundss, best ball Two
some John Larson and Georse Hol
angstsd. 67-7is SO Sam Ale
and Guy Clifford 7o-iS-5i. X y
Vsnske and Baker. ISL s-o3i ,
H.rn Jordan and Ralph Watson. 80
49,, y W Jensen and Pre-
us.. 81 3o--s4; George Poprsd AM
PRANK Liby. 7s-i3is-e4 Mar Jen
sen and SPIKE ABBY 1870. Frsn
sandoz and Jack Lava. T-lO' =
a., Pau Adams and John Amer
son 74-s--5e George Asoy ana l
s.Iis 1850
pewey Busch ana orlsnd Nelson
74-s-oe Jack Fishburne and JAG
f Gregg eO-lO-So. Dick Allen all
+ Hugh Phelps. s7-iI-7o. Vance Paw
cett ana Primo oasperetti 75-5-el
I Joe Mleie and Dick Stfinsky ~ y
/ "a I'd willard and Prank JacksoI
g3-I2-sl, James Anderson and WIZ
peterson e6-l6-s0. George Wlso
and Pete Hudson. 9l-l5-b-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Tiger Grapplers
ToFife Tuesday

stadiums city championship
wrestling team will travel n FIFE
Tuesday night for a match WIN one
Of the best mat teams the Trojsns
nave had in years. The meet ~
billed TO begin al o'clock.
Fife defeated the Tiger crap
piers in meet earlier this season
and also holds victories over Long
view. Kapowsin and Lincoln. The
Aoes. however. outpointed them IN
q afrnnh nettin2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
by UNITED PRESS

SEA University ri
Washington won the northern III
vision, Pacific Coast conferences
and diving meet sstur-
day. scoring ~ points. University
Of Oregon was second with ~
points. and oregon state college
followed with 80 University of
Idaho and Washington state col
legs each had ax points and the
University Of Montana had one.
PULLMAN. Nssh.--Nasb-
ington state college took the
seeond annual Inland Empire
track and field championships
saturday. defeating the INT
sersit, ~ idaho and tnisss-
cit, ~ Montana b, winning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Pick Amateur
Champs Soon

Pierce eounty's amateur boxing
champions, their claims estso-
lished during the course of a sea
son Of campaigning against the
best simon-pure ringmen IN west
ern Washington. Will be named
prior TO Thursdays American
Legion card al Greenwich colt
scum. Matchmaker VIII Msylon
announced today.
Because the titles won't have
been won in the ring. they must
be defended against any and all
challenges. Msylon said. For that
reason. the No. / men in the vart-
Gus decisions will be named before
The mitt program is presented IN
order that any Pierce county
youngsters anxious to do 30 may
file challenges and introduce
themselves al that time.
MayIon added three new
bouts to the card Monday,
signing Seattle opponents for
a trio of Tacoma fisticuffers.
Nv INV ~ -tpVNtu stfaP> i''-
low: Nathan Mails, seattle.
W.. Nern Wilson, Northwest
Athletic club, featherweights:
Joe Wentworth, Seattle, vs..
Cliff Edwards. Northwest A.
G, light-hea,yweights; and
Bill Kelly, Seattle, VI. John
ny Miller, Northwest 4. {,
lightweights.
Eour other scraps signed earlier
are as follows: Bill Bridges. Mt
Vernon, VS. Earl Tiny" Cooper
ight-heavyweights. Tiger Willie
Muse, Northwest A. C., vs.. Killer
Bill O'Brien. St. Martins college.
middleweights; Gene Msnus, St.
Martins, VS.. Dell Martin, North
west A. C, middleweights; and
Jake Jackowski, St Martins VS..
Tony Marker. Northwest A. c.,
middleweights.
At least three more bouts Will
be added to the card within the
next day or two, Maylon stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

II WAS announced bN IfeSQent JAG
over the weekend. a deal with
the San Francisco Seals Was nego-
tiated whereby Larry Quay. pitcher
with two years experience, will
come to Tacoma in addition 10
Neil Clifford, Norbert Pfeifer and
Gordon Oman Mann.
Cecil and Reich are coming
here with glowing recon-
mendations from Bill Sweeney,
manager of the Ducks. who
feels that both will make good
In big way in the Western
International league.
Cecil will be no stranger 10 Ia
coma fans for he played with Van
couver two years ago. when A
youngster of 10 The highlander
showed a world Of stuff IN his first
pro season. but had tough luck in
the victory column.
MATES FELL DOWN
While Cecil's earned run average
VAS 342. low enough so that he
should have won more than half
his games. his mates fell down on
him and he won only nine contests
while losing 20. He had better
earned run average than many
pitchers who won so per cent OF
their games.
Endowed with great speed.
ko laa In
strikeouts in the league. chalk
Ing up an average OF siN
game. He was hard worker,
appearing in ~ games. - Of
which were complete con-
tests.
Reich has played three seasons
81 professional ball. getting his
start in 1885 in the Western as
ISOLATION as pitcher. He has
been worked in the outfield this
spring because of his hitting
ability. Details of Reich's pro
record are not available at this
time.
AFTER DEL HOLMES
Manager Hal Ryan hopes to line
up a couple of players from Oak
land early this week and has a con-
ference slated with Owner Vic
Devincenzi Monday. The Tiger
boss is after Del Homes. the big
pitcher with Spokane last season,
and there is a likelihood that Bill
Rigney, one OF the best fielding
shortstops in organized baseball
will be brought here inasmuch as
"Stuhby' Hartman has not signed
yet. Rigney is an uncertain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Softness of Coast
Gridmen Is Traced
To Springy Fields

WOOD, talif- NICK IL
kais star hslfback al Eotrs Dame
few seasons back. agrees tnat
foot bail talent on the Pacific coast
IA as good ~ that of the midwest
but doesn't believe the far western
ers are "a rugged
Lukzts. VINO mas bern WORKING
AZ sosnsrist IN tire moves. con-
tenes the difference may ne sttrio-
ated 20 climate
Out here" ne points out, us
pleasure 10 bounce on tns
ground It's very sprngy. never
frozen. Back home boys frequent
iy work and play In cold weather
and on frozen fields.
That Will tougher ANYBODY
up,"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Weekend Sports Review

eight first places and iyiDE
for nvst IN another event
Thirteen n~w nseet regards
~srs sst. idaho seseA out W.
\. &. In the fve.hmas esmps-
afion. North Central Ut spe-
kans won the high school
competition.
SEATTLE OF. Ty.rd.l and
Erk BoisiAd. boiL Of the ssattis
sbi club. won the Jumping and
events. respectively. N
the first annual skiing tournament
of tn. summit eiub sl snoausl'
mle PAS yesterday. Ths salon
Vas taken by Rob LINK Of the
sshahs ski club. Elos Hadin ~
the noantsiissrs sss the winner
Of ths cross country rsns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
Casting Club To
Assemble Tuesday

A meeting of the Tacoma Cast
ing club will be held Tuesday
night at o'clock al the home Of
Doc Weathers on 9th ave, near
Tltlow Beach. A sign and lantern
will be hung at the point where
members are to turn left to reach
the meeting. Movies will be
shown and short business SEES
sion for trustees will also be held.
Officers elected March IS in
clude Ken Hill, president; Doc
Weathers, vice president: Mar
garet Bryan. secretary-treasurer,
Mickey Sherman, club captain,
and J. Wilkinson, trustee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
National Hoop
Title at Stake
tiasory o. He Nssierd 6sms
Tod h Sketches BY A. kssnz

- Aoainst vilieNovs - - -
appearances.
Oregon entered Inc fsseio ~ -
ssasinG Tsnas. - 10 ~. - oahos
namA's ~ ~ eo-snamptenA -
Ia ~. shnrtIy sesee vtNntNo me
cssess title with - enNfefeNea w.
sartse Agatnat tww defenAA
Frohshls IlNeuoss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

Total .,...A ~ Total s.ssa -
tlrcrest - Marx stewart made a
hole in -ons on the i65-Yard ieth
hole SATURDAY He ussd No. iron
II was hb second hols-ln- one 1T
Firerest his other occurring on the
eighth hole Playing Vith MIN sat,
urday were Gordon PeArAon, A ID
hcIlsTaith and W L Duncan.
Saturday. best-ball tNosome Fifst
division W C. Nlemeyer ana JACK
Heartz. 7s-ls-e2 c smith and A
Schmidt. y -s-s2 W. l. Duncan and
A d McIlwrAith 77-is -e3 NJ
stewart and O. Pearson, 77-it %.
Second division u CLARK and J Bof-
reil1 s6-2e-oo Bill Rots and W
Melcnios. ss-22 80 A p OosnouT
ana Jack Obsnour 7s-lb 81
Sunday. match play FiTst division
l. Fielder 2 up J Hsurtz. up.
A p Obenour even JACK walters
2 down J n Anderson 2 down. Bob
Van de MARI 2 down Second a."
vision W Y CTsw. even. a ID Nc
Ifyraith. down. Bill .cherthnsy.
down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

quantity. he was with Spokane
for brief period last season and
amassed a batting average Of .0s3
in 20 games Then he was returned
10 Oakland and in 40 games in the
Class "A circuit. he hit. 26T. He
had trouble with his eyes and II. as
Oakland batting average indicates,
he has remedied the ailment, he
would be stsndout infielder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

rNlC 400 80 superior hstGht
made orsserA Pacific ccsss
enam p,ons . slish, fssarsis 10 49,
feat ohio state tonight for me
first official BASKETBALL ehAmricS.
ship NJ the National Collegiate
Athletic association.
In everything slss - SEASONS
record, speed ana scoring ability
the tsans appeared sbeui equal
The Nucheyes fsesN Gseuss-
his. a.. wcse wwdesAsgs ~
sess.s snA stil, tpsy wo~.
they espsus~A . ME- To-
ehsmpiomsh,p with - sseesstse
and tive defeats. tbea eseese4
through TIVE qualify ting easses
In rhllsAetphts's NGAA sstsls
with REGARD sceses.
This fEh, and fire plus the
uncsnny shooting Of Capt. Jimmy
Huli viii bs their main hope
against the Oregon wsDfoots Vim
average Z feet. ~ inohss. FOR
wards i.addis Gale and John Dick
Of Oregon both are 4 feet. I inchss
slim Wintsrmuts. tns nentsrs 70 .
feet. 4 inches
pespiss their great stss. they
are the power boys In Oregon
fast breaking cffenas. rhsy uss
few set plays. relying mostly m
Gale. who has besn sailsd the
creates, one hand shot ever dsvse
opsd on the coast,
In u ssmss this sessoN. the
~ssisrnsrs averaged cot poiriS.
while the Buckeyes were rolling In
an average of Az for their -
games
Their season records.
oregon 80. !: ! 10. -.
Ohis stats "a 80 go
Tbs only basis nj osmpsfison
~as made Nh Ohio States western
trip. on which The Huehs Lost In
California and Washington, ooih
~ thsss teams being defeated w
Oregon in conferences play,
Hlnea then. Ohio Stats ha. DE-.
vsiopsd into a powerful eompstis
tive team. Led by Hui. WIN aver'
aged 10 points . cams - hs cap.
tufsd ths ZIG Ten scoring title
rlth 100 points. the ssehs o.
fe.ted Wake Forest ana viilaBova
~ the scAA trisla. Forward ps1h
Baker set = new mark ~ ~
points for pniisdeipnis's rsissssn
one night and Hull brphs n vitA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
FIGHTING LAW-MAKER

ATLANTA, 6a.-k r. Cooper,
23-yesr-old mem Der Of the georgia
Legislature. psiil taxes par in ana
tauy noGinx tp1fnamentA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28

As it flows along the Atlantic
coast Of the United States. the
speed OF the Gulf stream IN about
five miles an hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-28
HurlerS Come
From Portland

The Tigers added PLAYERS their Mondsy the
Of Rex Cecil pitcher pitcher
viii from Portland club option
1t announced by President Jack Quill
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-21
JUDGE NAMED,
new POSITION,
BY ROOSEVELT
W. B. Rut|edge, Jr., Nom
mated Associate Justice,
D. {. Court of Appeals

WASHINGTON, March Ill
President Roosevelt today nom
mattel Wiley Biount Rutledge,
A, Dean of the University of
Iowa Law School, to be Associate
Justice of the United States
Court of Appeals of the District
of Columbia, a new position
created by the last Congress.
Dean Rutledge was pr0min-
emily mentioned for the vacancy
on the Supreme Court bench for
which position William o.
Douglas was nominated yester-
day.
Attorney General Frank Muir
ply said, regarding Rutledge:
HE is q man of outstanding
character and integrity, a legal
scholar and with reputation
of being broad and liberal in his
viewpoint, m an eminently
qualified"
The Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia is one of
the most important in the judi
ciary system, handling m any
cases involving Government de-
partments and constitutionaiity
of Federal laws.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-03-21
REV. WAGGONER
IS MODERATOR
OF pRESBYTERY
Juneau Man Elected 10 Of
fiee-Committee Coming
10 Lay Cornerstone

HOONAH, Alaska, March. 81 -
Especial Correspondence The first
meeting of the Alaska PreSbytery
and Presbyterial were called here
yesterday morning with all towns
in Southeast Alaska represented,
with the exception of Craig and
Hydaburg.
The Rev. David Waggoner, of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church of
Juneau was elected Moderator, sue
ceeding the Rev. E. E. Bromley of
Hoonah.
At the close of the Presbytery, a
committee will visit Juneau to con-
duct the service of the laying of the
cornerstone of the building being
erected for the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church.