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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR PEACE IN
SPA|NPROCEED
Radicals in Capital,
However, Keep Up
Battle; Planes and
Bombs Disperse Foe

MADRID Republican air.
planes bombed Communist
soldiers tonight rs the new
Republican national defense
council battled for its life
against a counter-revolution-
airy movement in Madrid.
Troops OF the defense council
defended the government buildings
and occupied strategic points In
the center OF the city. Guns were
booming and sirens shrieking, but
most OF the fighting appeared to
be in the outskirts where Repub-
lican airplanes bombed soldiers
led by Communists opposing peace
negotiations 10 end the civil war.
an official encouragement satd.
Guard Buil1eRgs
Strong guards were stationed
around the telephone and other
public buildings ~ fighting APP
peared TO be increasing In the
northeast and northwest SECTORS
Of the city.
The defense council for time
seemed hard pressed. holding It's
ministries against Communist as
ssuits.
Two companies held the Puerto
del Sol, central plaza Of Madrid.
and the interior ministry.
Shots were exchanged by ths
Communicated soldiers and Re-
publican troops defending the new
defense council headed by Cen.
Jose Mispa but, the council an
nounced. the uprising was quickly
suppressed.
Quickly Crushed
Misja and Juan Besteiro,
moderate political leader on the
council. appealed TO the popuisoe
10 aid In crushing the Communists
throughout Republican Spain In
order 10 permit the new regime
To negotiate a settlement Of the
civil war.
Communist headquarters st
Valencia and Madrid were
raid~d and lift In charge Of
troops.
The Communists were charged
by Miaja with misleading troops
in some battsiions" and Inspiring
them to attempt overthrow of thu
defense council. which came into
power yesterday after oisting
Premier Juan ssgrin's govern
/ ment.
Terrorists Open Fire
Terforis,s In automobiles fired
on Republican soldiers In the north
section Of Madrid and the troops
returned the fire. Another band
Of counter fsyolutionaries, led by
Communist. fortified Itself near
the government buildings and at
tempted 10 lead . coup d'stst
/ against the council.
The government announced that
+ this band had been forced 10 sur.
f render later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
People In
The Mu,s

Frank Waterman steArns, 81.
confidant and adviser Of the late
President Calvin Coolidge. died Of
pneumonia at Boston. only one
day after the death at Ludlow,
Vt. OF John q. Sargent, rs. at
torney-general In the Coolidge
cabinet
DIR. Edmund Prince Fowler. for
mer president OF the American
biological society. told a state
dental meeting in New York that
smokers who gnaw the stems Of
their pipes are In danger Of going
deaf by pushing the jaws out Of
balance :.
stephen Y. Chadwick, national
commander Of the American Ls-
gion. said at Shelby. n. C., tina,
military training for Civilian Con-
seryation Corps would bring the
United States fighting reserve 10
5000. 900 men and increase respect
for the nations voice In interna-
tionsl peace conversations -.
Sen. George W. Norris. Ind,
Neb., said at Warrington that
William o. Douglas would be &C
eeptabie TO him as q supreme
court appointee. but added that
he did not regard Douglas q
westerner. Douglas obtained his
early schooling In the state Of
Washington
Carol lands, blonde screen
actress, seeks a divorce from
Irving Wheeler. writer who once
sued Rusby Berkeley. the dance
director. for $4,000 over her
love They parted after only rs
days Of marriage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Go PROPOSES
END TO STRIFE
Six : Point Plan for
Ending Labor War
Given Conference

WASHINGTON--1he Con-
grcss of Industrial OrRanisa-
tions today submitted a ak
point proposal for settling or.
ganiyed labor's civil war and
uniting the American Fedora.
ton Of Labor. the Go and
four independent railroad
brotherhoods.
The plan was submitted ri the
beginning of peace conversations
between cio and ALL leaders ~
tho White House. The iva rival
factions were called together by
President Roosevelt,
The C1O proposed . sceriat
meeting Al the tksee ssoups
M h~,d In Washiagtse t,sfese
June I 10 esgsntse ~ "Awsess-
ran Congress ~ l.ahev.s
Neither Go president John i.
Lewis nor ALL president william
Green would be eligible for sler-
ton TO office in the proposed new
organization.
The plan proposed separate ma
tionai AFL conventions 10 be held
between April 10 and April 10 Ia
act on the proposal.
The Go also suggested that
President Roosevelt be requested
10 preside at the opening national
convention Of the proposed Amsri.
can Congress Of Labor.
TIE meettmg. lstttated ~
the president, MARRIED tks first
time that Ne has participated
h . formal peare nseve ~ met
witt . ioiat AFI~t1O cesn-
mtttee. The sae ether CO.
ALL peane reatereNce en1e1
uNsucoessfuliy tbae. ~. 1851.
Matthew Vol, Thomas A. Rick.
ert and Harry e. Bates. ell high
Federation executives. represent.
ed the ALL. and ciO President
John l., Lewis. Sidney HilIInan and
Philip Murray. represented tbs
cIo.
I.sbor's top leaders we've
silent. hut privately they ~
not display say teIIef that .
lasting OF flsni setttsness
would h. achieved.
-Four Of the SIX labor negotistors
are personal enemies whose quar-
rels sntedate the AFT-ciO hight
by more than = decade.
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MERLE THORPE
SPEAKS TO IS

Merle Thorpe. editor At Ma.
lions Business, ~ Washington. y.
G.. was guest ~ honor 81 . special
dinner given Monday night ~ the
Tacoma club with about - Ia
coma members Of tbs y. n. Cham
Der ~ Commerce In attendance.
The dinner was arranged by Y.
W. Demsress. Tacoma lumber.
man. . member u the board of
the national Chxmt~r Of Com
msres
Thorpe. In a moekly fsesttosis
talk. attacked increased govern
msnt expenditures lie said that
dur 10 Increased numbers Of fed
sr<i employees. Washington. ID. G..
10 rapidly becoming ths most
prosperous city tn the u. r.. LEAD.
ing all others In building permits.
nufaf>~f Of automobiles, etc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
LIGHT
An Inside Picture of
Financial and Polit-
ical America

WASHIN TON - The
Rooseveltian appointees' dis
sent from the supreme court
outlawry of sitdown strikes
disturbed capitol hill Demo-
Gratis far more deeply than
the majority opinion treasured
them. They don't figure that
this problem so vital to bust
ness and property interests
has been permanently settled
yet.
Vice President Garner immedi-
ately called in two senate lawyers
New Dealer Minton and anti
New Dealer Burke - and asked
them to advise him whether JUS
tees Reed and Black had actually
upheld the theory Of sitting is
keeping"
They ruled that Reed had skirt
ed the question, but that Black
indicated strong belief In the the
DRY which hairshirts the No. 2
man. With Frankfurter not par
ucipating, the Brandeis vacancy
still to be filled, and several others
looming before F.D.R. quits office,
Capitol Hill worries lest the court
may soon reverse itself.
More than the court packing
bill itself - more than the
purge-more than White House
neglect Of the conservative
wing-this apparently minor
incident has inspired new de-
termination TO wrest party
control from the Roosevelt fac
tion next year.
II also insures close scrutiny,
and possibly a fierce confirmation
battle, over the forth co m z
nominee.
An exceptionally sharp exchange
between President Roosevelt and
certain hard-boiled advisers &C
counted for F.DR's move for peace
between William Green and John
l.. Lewis. The clash occurred at
the White House-but not a cab
met meeting days before the
president left TO attend the naval
maneuvers.
Roosevelt was informed that
John L. Lewis IL the man who Ia
sinking the Democratic party
and the nation" Historic Demo
Gratis warned that the 1870 nomina-
ton wouldn't be worth a nickel
unless the president cut loose
from Lewis. Harry Bridges ana
Dave Sasser."
Cabinet members Perkins
and Wallace came In for 81
we're condemnation because
of their labor and farm poll
eie~. Private business. the
presidential critics predict
CONTINUED on Page s. Column 81
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HARSHbERGER
PASSES HERE
Well Known Lawyer,
S. 4 L. Official,
Dies at II

Frank Mccoy tsrsbberEer. =
Tacoma attorney since 1854. died
In n local hospital Tuesday I'll the
age Of ~, His death followed .
brief iliness.
In addition 10 his work ~ an
attorney. he ~ss vice pfessdsnt Of
the Tacoma Savings q Loan ssso-
citation.
He was a member ~ Evergreen
lodge, ". = A. NJ. ths Hcottish
Rite and Tacoma bar association,
sse had been = msmb.s Ut mt
Delta Theta fraternity for 10 pears.
lie 10 survived by his wife,
Arloa ". 81 this homs, 1Ot ~.
Tacoma ave three sons. Herbert
G. Of Las Vegas. New, Frank ~.
Ir.. ~ New York CITY. and kobsrt
y. Of Arrentins. and . daughter.
Misc Kathryn Hamburger ~ Ts-
coma. B,irklsy-kinK IL IN charge
~ funeral plans
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LAS VEGAS, Nev.--Maria
Gable, secand wife ef Clark
Gable, today was granted .
divorce from the film Idol.
making II possible for him IN
marry glamorous Carole lDm-
bard Of the films.
MAHANoy CITY, Pa
Mrs. Gus Edinger. 81. Of Park
Crest was held today on a
charge OF smothering her son
Daniel. az. because he cried
too much" IL was Pennsyi-
vania's second child killing
within a week.
WASHINGTON - De m o =
cratic senate Leader Alben W.
Barkiey vigorously opposed
President RooseveIts foreign
policy today NJ designed To
preserve peace In the western
hemisphere and contribute 10
peace In the rest Of the world.
LOS ANGELES - Federal
Judge Ralph Jenney today de-
MED a defense motion for q
directed verdict OF scquittsl
and ordered Mikhail CORN and
his wife. Natasha. and Hafis
Salich, former naval intelli-
gence bureau empioye. TO pre-
sent their defense TO three
charges Of violation Of the
espionage act.
However. Judge Jenney
granted Mrs. CORN a directed
verdict Of aequittal on two OF
three counts Of obtaining and
transmitting Information af-
feeting the United States ma
tionsl defense
WASHINGTON - Admiral
William -. L~ahy. chief Of
naval operations. Indicated to-
day that the United States
may Increase lite naval con
sfruetion program " Japan
carries out Its reported plan
To match America and Great
Britain on the seas.
SAN ANTONIO. Ten. -
J. ". Morgan. professional at
the Breckenridge Golf club.
returned from a golf match al
seguin Last night. Re decided
10 climb through a bedroom
window. 40 he would not have
10 awaken his wife TO let him
In. But Mrs. Morgan woke up
and saw him. She naistook him
for prowlsr and shot him.
Physicians said today that his
condition was serious
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
PORT AND PARK
BILLS SIGNED
BY GOV. Martin
Bill Increasing by
Half Mill Tax Levy
of Park Board One
of Those Approved

OLYMPIA - Gov. Martin
today signed four measures
of particular Importance to
Pierce county residents. They
included:
Senate bill No. SS-author-
izing port districts in first
class counties to create indus
trial development districts;
House bill No. 37-providing for
q tax levy not to exceed two and a
half mills for metropolitan park
districts:
House bill 131-requiring park
commissioners to submit their
budget to the board Of county
commissioners;
House bill 134-limiting indebt.
edness of park districts to three
twentieths of one per cent of the
taxable property.
Other bills signed by the COVER
or. eleven altogether, included the
following:
SB50-prohibiting employment
of anyone as bakery inspector,
who is a member or employe of a
bakery or bakery operators asso-
citation.
HB25-appropriating $4,000 to
assist disabled American war vet
Grams to secure compensation.
Sub HB29-To include janitors
and other employees in the public
school employees retirement sys-
TEN.
HB91 - Relating to workmn's
compensation. including men who
service radios and electric refrig-
orators under extrahazardous en-
ployment.
HBlO4-Providing for commit
ment and transfer of veteran pa
tients in state hospitals to U. s.
veteran facility.
HB110-Provides for reciprocal
agreements with other states re-
garding sale of nursery stock.
Senate In Recess
The senate ran out of work to-
day after passing five minor house
bills and had to recess until late
today so that its committees could
report out some more bills to pass
The bills approved and sent to
the governor this morning provided
for appointment Of police matrons
in the same manner as regular
policemen, requiring King county
to supply court reporters, broaden
ing the investment powers OF do
nestle insurance companies, abol-
fishing the oyster reserve fund and
amending the present law on dis
tribution of state school funds.
The latter measure provided fol
merging of basic state school sup
port and equalization into one func
so that the state could pay 2.
cents a day for each pupil attend
ing.
Postponemenf Fails
Before the oyster reserve bill
vas mas. ed Senator Pearl Wana
maker D.. Island, tried. to post
none II a third time. but drew ar
attack from Senator Fred 5
Duggan. D.. Spokane.
He charged she was Trying u
"steal" the number Of the hons'
bill and substitute under II one o.
her own bills which had failed u
pass when the senate WAS con
sidering senate bills. He ASSERTED
Mrs. Wanamaker has already mar
more bills passed here than AM
other senator"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Firing Squad Is
SIdyer's Choice

TOOEIE, Utah The strange
radio demons In George Hayes
head were sllenesd today but be
was doomed 10 death before q
Utah firing squad.
His story Of the demons failed
10 convince a jury which delibfr-
ated on his guilt In the murder
Of an aged recluse, Herman w,
Caldwell, and on his plea Of in
sanity. II found him guilty and
he chose the firing squad rather
than the galiogs, choice given
Utah murdersrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Private Yards to
Get 4 Warships

WASHINGTON - The navy re-
ceived permission from President
Roosevelt today 70 have private
shipyards construct four new light
cruisers costing S4s. 200 900.
Assistant Secretary Charles Edi-
son said the work could be done
more expeditiously by private
yards inasmuch as the navy yards
now have busy programs them
selves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
Picks Jail Lock
1oKeep Date

rAI.l4a C11Uofm. VA nsyos
t. r. Dsntsi today stssdisd IN
case of . young man whs picked
ths beck of hls jsii e~ii 10 keep =
data with his sin and then re-
turnsf 70 tsIi
Esfi Bsntsr ~ss arrested Hun-
day Afternoon on . charge IT rssh~
less driving. lie wss placed In .
police station cell 10 await trial.
Last night, however. he had .
date with = gin IN Washington. He
picked the eeii lock. rode 10 WASH
inxsnn BY bus. and returned -
midnight 10 his cell
Policeman Herbert Knox. On
duty II tbs station last night.
thought ~ was seeing things
when Benter ssrollsd in through
the front door Of the station.
They put me In jail. but no
body told me I had To stay" Sen~
ter explained.
ss=a.auars--4sare~r~
BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma ...............yZ foe.00V
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WOULD QUASI PERKINS
IMPEACHMENT CHARGES

WASHINGTON The house Ju-
dietary COMMITTEES WAS reported to-
day % be almost unanimously In
favor Of guashing Impeachment.
charges pending against Secretary
Of Labor Frances Perkins and two
other labor department officials.
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Not previously this ssseeUn ma
the upper house staged sash splv-
tied debate or parliamentary hss-
tie: not previously had IT. msm-
hers. Ia put II blunsiy. rssostsd 10
such trickery. s.seh spltiiing 81
hairs, such bordsriins tactics
Importance the senate AttAceee
In Sabbath beev can b. judges
from the fact that the nams ma
tortsy leaders WIN were 18th -
give an hour ri midnight In ~
social security dshats oAve sleee
hasvs To thelr sffort In 'ssaiass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
clNDnI BREAKS
death" FAST

nAS9OY, unlnn MonaGma
Gandhi sn6s9 M "fas1 uneo 6oaen's
so<jsy wksm ~ la11na - mvsea1o
s0vssnnenss letsvvUoe1 u eaessso
: ssttissnsnf ~ ~ 6emnnd ~ ~.
sraiinnltaa a ~ sovesnmNne -
NJ Jsot ststs.
Gsndht sssssed nens1n9 ~ pntne
~ colleges whes ~ bouhe ~ fene
II 7sSo ). N. ~ ~ neea w19Nee1e
fo4S ~ ~ hsss2 snss -
FRIDAY.
4. (. dshspa. uvSfIaA ssvsgnmsne
vsss<tsnt IN naJhee sen1os - -
lid etaaAhI yeoees1ny eoo61nG -
ftn4 : nns6s ~ oo1e1eGDGn1 -
sJeaz1hi's elnim ehat ~ yeong
Thskoss snnib. sutGe = ~ n1noo,
hsd vio@nte1 8 nDtnno eeDoeooe -
iSbsssilns ~ GesegNmonG
n wss uodespeee1 ono1nto ~
wns vtctostons ~ ~ wen ~
vsessey's pvomA1s ~ ~ eg101s
nnt assesmsss ~ eAe11n1 - -
petsGnssp xhem 0qm1n ecun10mD
ustustiy M VIII - freo4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
WPA Racing Job Thorough
But They Got Wrong Hoslse

tslspAeae6 asats u tnqutse woon
No. t0A was iulne ~ - roooM
Altar IN tnvesetgaitoa. ~ WA
had 10 nostfy ~ Newensga bono
that u m teNoev ~ . bHIsol19
n M. - 4 sDnHeGu1ne ~ -
haah said u aejsete1 vevy ppeoA
what s1tisa u wstt tnlo ~ -
bssn dslssmiNed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
AUTOMOBILE SET AFIRE

SEAT TILE lneendiarisrn,
which has caused more than 100
fires in Seattle apartment ana
rooming houses in the past year
spread to automobiles today.
Harold Camebog reported TO
police that oily rags had been
stuffed under the front seat OF his
car and set afire. He said he saw
two men run down the street from
his garage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

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- vuou1eo - - - -
lnW.s 1Dunooy NJ lnop11u4
- v ~. - 0u11 ~ - .
aoeoom0 ~ Gonn0no0uos
This vess wne tahen y logo1ny
uightss eeoulmn ofsee ~ M -
during ~ afveepeeo. - - J
nsn. tjovdno klnmoneo. ~
Waiin reQGnoe. 49, M1M11x 49,
IN apnate ruG~9voQo1 q , -
and ua<ee "eo11 ~ ~ nqnoeo
esIoa1n9 81 ms1Ge ~ ueo0
tcnnsisss1 - 80 \ Co., \
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PLEADS eul1I
TO ARSON nEnE

Ks1xSts cssvaseaa. n. nn1oe -
rsss hese sises 1sA = = ehneUoo
~ s~stins fIvsn wsas tato es1pe1ne
court Tuesday nftsxneso - -
fore Jss11Gs Gard eaeeee1 -
n guilty h = charge - ssneoI
eenteues uss defAsyel n -
fsnss carries . mastmuaa - -
ysass.
cssvis1on. whs iivs1 q ~ -
zssh a.. vas ssruHesd ~ cry D1eo
investigntos nobo1s LngnsW ~
sstting hiszse q ~ ,. = W1noo
Ca. buiidisg. ~ Ense 3oeo -
iAse Dse. ~ aaa II ~ nvsNo -
Haley caady ca. plAeA 10 -
2eGh IT., la n
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Senate Turns Down Sunday
Beer Measure By ~ to II

CAPITOL Oympla-Movs aeitatsd than u had heen cver
social secury or penaons for the aged salmon nfo ~
the state senate Monday ssrnoon Aad night oves suey
beer.
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WEATHER AND TIDES
Unsettled tonight and Thurs
day. Temperatures: Iigh. ~; To-"
IS. Sun rises, s:3s: sets. sos
Tides Tomorrow
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BANK TRANSACTIONS
Tacoma OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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HEIDELBERGS BEAT CAMS,7-2

Coming from behind with five
runs in the fifth inning and one
in the sixth. Alt Heidelberg de-
feated Cammarano Brothers. Z 10
2. at Mckinley diamond Tuesday
evening TO move into second place
tie in the City Class n" league.
Active Club dropped Wartenbs
Service into Glass b" obscurity
with s 10 5 decision 10 move
to within a game and a half Of the
leading Tacoma French Bakery
club Behind the terrific hitting
Of sskalk White Eagle Tavern
moved out Of the cellar With a "a
To 4 victory over Purse Seinsfs.
sakallk rammed out two home
runs with the bases loaded. The
teams Will play again Wednesday
night in an effort 20 break
previous tie contest.
-Four runs in the last % the
seventh BY 3 determined Eihs club
we're enough 10 defeat Y. ~ p. G..
to 7. al jefferson a. the Service
Veteran league opened its SECOND
half Of play. The first-half cellar
team. Red Men. came within an
ace Of defeating the title team.
Eagles. but fell short. 5 10 {. In a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
Hogan Leads
Oregon Field

PORTLAND. Ore. Eddie Hogan
Of Portland entered the first round
match play Of the 18th annual
Oregon state golf tournament to-
day ss msdaiist with = sub-pat
i42
he topped the let u 81 qaaii-
fers who completed their y heles
yesterday A former Northwest
titllst. Hogan has yet % win rs
first Oregon crown
Eddie Hogan. ft2 D. ksg
Bridge i4s Eoy Virgins. its
Don Thompson. LOUIS cyf and
Harold Salvador. 80 ID Watson
and George ingiish. Isl. George
Harrington. Aedford. isx. Joe
Ahern. Jack Psulson and Natl
Paizcio. r.. San Rafael. c4ilf
1873 Lloyd Mead. Lloyd shaw
Los Angeles. Ben Hughss. Allan
Mllls. DICK Hsnsn. Aarshnela. snd
Ray honsberger i55. Tart john
son. Corvallis EDDIE Beck. Lloyd
Beverly. Fred Meyer j. Fed
DAVIS. Bud Jehsen. and Clifton
Smith. Eugene. i55. Byron Vol
yerton. John Hogan. Or NJ s.
Rosenbiatt. snd George vii. 80.
Ar Fuller and Bob Duden. Isl.
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by the Indians. 81. With the score
tied, II. Ben Chapman and Oscar
Grimes doubled to decide the
game.
The White Sox moved to within
half game Of second place by
beating the Athletics. ia Gerald
Walker and Bill Dietrich hit
homers. Dietrich, knocked out Of
the box in his last start. was the
winning pitcher.
BROWNS LOSE
Scoring six runs In the ninth.
Washington trtumphed over the
Browns. 1917. Roberto Estalello
led the Senator'S attack with a
homer two doubles. and a single.
Cincinnati took a 1913 shellack-
ing from the Giants, who hit seven
homers to tie the major league
record. and hit five in one inning
to set a new mark. Johnny Van
der Nicer was raped for six hits
in two-thirds of an inning Davis.
Livengood and Thompson allowed
the Giants 20 hits.
The Cardinals beat the Bees,
SIS, In 10 innings To reduce
the Reds lead to s., games.
Eddie MiIler's boot on
ground ball permitted the vim
ming run to score. Stu Martin
led the Cards attack with
five hits.
Brooklyn moved into third place
with a So victory over Pittsburgh.
Freddy Fitzs!mmons won his first
game with a brilliant exhibition
OF fielding and pitching in the
clutches.
Pinky Whitney's pinch single in
the ninth ehmaxed a three-run
rally and enabled the Phlllies 10
beat the Cubs. e-s Joe Marty.
ex-Cuo. started the winning rally
with a single.
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Tonight's Softball

.oH4shts PARK SoftosI league
games a. sis o'clock
commercial league - Retail e!erEs
ts Tacoma DRUG Co. jefferson But
ielsn Lumber - Office outfittefs.
Mckinley. Poet Office y Wegsr-
nss userss Jefferson. Wheeler Oszoods
oalez = sizeF Company Harmon
thurth ifst<ruaI. opening third
oubd-Central Lutheran y Tacoma
ssfal Reserve. Stadium. sons % Per
ieies y AkourF Il z Edison zion
art
IT, league freplzYe1 I'D zsun~l
Purse oeiusrs V White YzsIs TaE-
srn. MCKINLEY.
Thursday games.
thy lesEus- Te3msteFs "a AT
Heidelberg McKinleg
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
Junior Entries
Extended Trifle

The Junior A Twilight Baseball
league entries although officially
closed last Friday BY Al Hodges.
park recreation director. will re-
main open until this Friday
This is done on the special re-
quest Of George Wise. VINO has
four teams meeting Thursday
night to vote themselves into the
circuit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
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