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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23
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s<s<d large part II Upper sesla from the League Of
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tcns pretsxi. 1922 with Prime Minister pnnearc privately
expressing hop the Germans would not France could
the valley.
unofficiAy supported Japanese invasion Of Manehura
until realizing her stand undermining her insist
upon sanctify Of the Versailles treaty. 1891
Blocked effective sanctions against Italy when latter
invaded Ethiopia. 1885.
Sacrificed Cxecho~lovaka appeasemsnt policy 1898
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Of Hstay In deal for gc-FraneoT Turkish alliance 1899
D<fsated debts 10 United States and neud
inr the present time.
EnGnnd:
Carried On intermittent bombing OF tribes Northwest
frontier Of India l92O-l939.
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ehurian invasion 1891
Fsiled 10 deal effectively with Italian aggression in
Ethiopia. 1895.
Sacrificed Czechosovaka 10 sppeasement policy 1888
Broke Balfour promise Of Jewish homeland in Pal
estine 19Ss-l93o
DsfAutsd debts to United States up to and in
Guiding the present time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23
FANCY DIVER

Death claimed Burr kiag
shortly after mis- last annual
aquatic exhibition In 1887. It
tended BY Iss OF has descendants.
Kings grandfather died at los.
bis mother az 100. his sister at
100
Monday Heroic Head-hunter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

slight. Moreover. naval officers
are required to forego politics
while in the service, and conse-
quently have few friends on
Capitol Hill when they retire.
The rese~sists. however. come
from cities and towns where they
or their sponsors may have pulled
a powerful political oar.
Navy spokesman, however, Of
fer a plausible explanation. They
point out that old officers have
usually been retired for age or
disability, and therefore are not
physically fit for duties imposed
by the present crisis. And in
some special cases they are call
ing back or retaining men slated
for shelving by the medieos. But
the answer doesn't satisfy the
more suspicious critics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

cnmplefs with q ee~ratchs-.
boiler. cab and ali the trim.
mings a fBli-sazsd locomotive
was duplicated from wood nY
Chinese 10 fool japanese bomb
ers.
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ToDAY's COMMON ERROR

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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS

This is an uncertain day in
planetary direction with adverse
aspects active during the morn
ing hours. Confusion and mcer-
tainty may rule the average
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23

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wrong bu.ties. Disc-rnnrnt In
the twp Of hustle established
ores social and economic posi-
ton.
In the early eighties the bus
lie was on the wsy out and
along with Il went a great many
of the traditions Now fashion
DEGREES that the bllstle Is coming
hack. But Il il not the same old
hustle. II probably never will
be the same.
The present generation lacks
the patience 60 develop the
department required 10 sit
down gracefully with an APP
pendage built like n bird cage
on which hung half a dozen
yards of drapery, LET alone
walk without making IL wob-
bic. There may he pretense
OF restoring the hustle hut like
the oxteam and the old tradi-
tions the odd hustle has gone for
ever.
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Soliloquy of the dictator:
TO do or not to do. II I
hold ON. there will be indigna-
ton by some people only
equaied by that Of others n
let go. Ave, there's the rub"
ME-E-oUw.
Dorothy hear that you
and Wilbur are engaged.
don't suppose he told You that
he was engaged to me last
year?
Muriel-No, dearie, he
didn't He did mention some
things In his past life but he
didn't go into details.
Teseher-Johnny, give me a
sentence using the word lin
come"
Johnny latter a moments
hesitation)-I left the door
open and in come a cat.
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1t is unlikely that the OK ever
will come back. Notwithstanding
the animals superior adaptable
ity to land clearing operations
and its numerous other virtues.
Even il one desired to buy an OK
team today he would find diff
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-23
WRITER EMBARRASSED

Nhttfh fsuDt0htStFsb
Editor, The Times: The other
evening an article in your paper
told of an attempted suicide by
a Ronald johnson living on Ia
coma ave. ! formerly lived on
Tacoma ave. also and the Incl
dent is very embarrassing to me.
In the past three years a Ronald
Johnson has been arrested for
stealing cars, selling Illicit liquor
and driving while drunk. 1 am
not around Tacoma very much
a. am going to school in Seat
tie. Ny casual friends are apt
to think that l am in jail since
they never see me on the streets
any more.
RONALD M. JOHNSON.
Frmerly of the Fern Hill dis
trict.
p. ST. used to attend Lincoln
high-le3o-'33.
APPRECIATES PUBLICITY
Editor. The Times: The New
Citizens committee wish me to
express to You their sincere APP
probation for the excellent pub
licity accorded their efforts in
behalf Of the new citizens of Ia
coma, both our own and those
newly naturalixed citizens for
whom a reception was rendered
last June. On both occasions the
publicity given the reception WAS
most helpful and gratifying We
appreciate il and thank you SIN
cerely
GRACE C. LLEWELLYN.
Vice Chairman,
New Citizens Committee.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
)ave Clark and Gus Lesnevich Meet
Detroit Beats Dayton, Meet West Virginia
Joe Louis Led Big Sports Parade In Feats
Which Highlighted 1899 Accomplishments

in championship bout with Dave
Clark, last April.
Henry Armstrong lost his light
weight title TO Lou Ambers, but he
successfully defended his welter-
weight title on at least i've times.
And George Pace. Cleveland, was
established aS new bantamweight
iitlc-holder. The National Boxing
association named Pace after Sixto
Escnbar resigned the title to fight
as a fcathcrweight
Locally Roscoe roles after fight
Ing his way into commanding
position among the hcayyweights
lost considerable ground because OF
inactivity. Dave Clark, gong along
strong. ran into hard left last
June and was stopped by Gus Les
ncvich. Milton Shivcrs retired. and
Howell King. after an ln-and-out
career in Detroit moved East ard
has been going strong
George Burnett won The state
middlcweisht title. and just last
week Mansfield Driskcll won tho
state wclterweight title.
Professional baseball was dead IN
Detroit. but large number OF The
fans were in Chicago for the annual
East West game. The Sanitary
Workers won the flag IL the Indus
trial league. the first time colcgcd
team has won the championship.
In track the hoys fell behind their
remarkable achievements OF the
past year. The upscts started in
doors when John Borican. after a
blazing start began 10 fold, and
finished with John Woodrutf's defeat
in the National AAt' meet in Lin
COLI. Ncb.
Mozclle Ellcrbee retained his
sprint championship IN the Nation
al Collegiate Athletic association by
winning the lO0-yard dash Wood
ruff won the $50 in the Same meet
For the third consecutive time hC
returned to the 400 meters in the
4 National Amateur Athletic unior
meet. and finished second. his frs
defeat at the distance. Bill Lace
field Southern California. WAS abl'
to retain his broad jumping champ
ionship. Barney Elwcll. Pennsyl
yania state. captured the AAU 200
meter run after setting record TO-
60 yards indoors. earlier in the sea
son.
Bill watson. captain OF the Uni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

Charlioiuheld. | guess youse guys
never heard OF this colt. Never mind
the monicker. as II sounds funny.
but oh how this zee gee can run
Hen smother field OF bosses at
Tropical Park before many moors,
and dor't say that didn't mention
him in this column. Also Sam
Blocks horse. Presidential. is as
fine as split silk and ready to walk
his beat at the same track.
Because OF the fine weather, this
late in the year, the trainers at
both Of the leading winter tracks
have their steeds IN the best OF
shape, and one can wager with cor
ndcnce Of summer racing. Florida
will have the cream OF the crop be-
cause OF racing six days each week.
With 10000 people attending rae
ing at the last meet in Charleston,
VIVA. it doesn't look like racing Is
on the wanc. J. Carter. trainer OF
the Dcncmark stable. will sever his
corrections with this establishment
HON come? This Chicago outht
ch5nges trainers every week
Jim Oakley wired the Tribune
that he would probably pack up and
90 to Florida by Jan. / as the Craw-
fish town is too tough know a
fellow has hard time making
money where such bad bosses as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

The years OF 1889 brought with
II some astounding achievements,
and also some spectacular upsets.
This was true in all fields Of ports.
In the fight game Joe Louis de-
Tended his heavyweight champion
ship three time, and in each de-
ferse was able To turn back the ci-
forts OF his adyorsaries To relieve
him OF the crown Louis opened the
year By stopping John Henry Lew
is IN one round lie then stopped
Bob Roper the aged Californian in .
minutes and 20 second Of the first
round In juno he beat Tony Ca
lcnto INTO pukcrizcd hulk in four
rounds. in one OF the most exciting
heavyweight bouts Of the century.
he topped Bob Pastor in IL rounds
last September
The Pastor bout was Louis eighth
defense OF the crown lie won from
James J. Braddock, june -, 1881
and brought his earnings to $780,
6SS during the year OF 1889
John Henry Lewis. after his
knockout by Louis. was relieved OF
his light-heayyweight crown by the
National Boxing association after
The Michigan Boxing commission
had refused to allow him to engage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Chatter OF Hoofs
Watch Out For Some Ringers In
Florida, Says Razz Brown
By RAZZ BROWN

New Orleans has had trying 20
make money. one hundred Jockeys
have reported to various employers
in Florida, 50 the jockey question
is all ready settled. The best in tho
lard arc there. In California Rail
boss imported from South Amer
lea. is supposed to be the berries.
II he is any way near as good as
Kayak II. which the checkers say.
horses In the United States are in
for il.
The Pruett starting gate Will be
used in Florida, and say IL Is a
wonderful invention. where fair
play 10 all IS concerned Tho IL.
H. Heard handicap star, BE Blue.
is Keeling off record breaking work
out. and that means all sprint stars
had better be ready 10 run fast
Tom Thofp. noted turf official
Fat Tropical Park. is IN in New
York aud may miss the iir.t part %
the meet. Tom Munroe, noted Ne
gro official. Is on the job al Tropical
Park. and what this gent knows
about boss racing would make The
very large book. Yes know him
very Wei. Look out for home ring
crs. boys. In Florida Tho smart
boys are all there looking 20 set
some easy sugar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
ThruThe :.
Sport Mirrou0

Without being invited. lm gong
TO make some suggestions to the
little fellow who will come bounc-
ing into our midst at midnight Sun
day. and I'm hoping that this lit
lie chap will put these suggestions
In his swaddling clothes and give
them special attention as he goes
galloping over the terrain during
the coming II months.
First. hope he puts Joe Louis
down for another defense OF his
heavyweight baublc in the Motor
cry. and would not be in high
dudgeon il he would Work down TWO
heavy weight championship bouts
for Detroit. And while l'm on ilie
heavyweight subject, let him include
about 10 good bouts Tor Roscoe
Toles. Roscoe IS getting hursfy
now. and therefore. about ready to-
tear some opponent apart
And don't forget 10 Include some
more startling surprises ief Mans
neld Driskcll. Lest be forget
want TO remind him that Dris-
kell and George Buiuetle, who re-
comfy acquired The state middle
weight title. must have some iish's
10 obtain the necessary cash TO keep
The wolf away from the door. Both
hoys are fine young fellows and are
deserving OF whatever good bouts
come their way.
went 10 urge the little fella TO
be very considerable Of Dave CialN.
The gentleman who passed over me
line Sunday night was not as kina
10 Clark as some of the boys seem
10 think ne should have been.
Emmett Gricr wants to take an
other fling at amateur titles. ana
then cast his lot with the PROBES
SIGNALS. Hes done some nice WORK
and should not be overlooked be-
fore the little fella closes his hooks
rext Dee. 81 and help Eddie Futon
TO produce some more winners lot
Brewster.
Sprout heavy crop OF basketball
nlaVers so Leon Wheeler and John
urocky) Glover can pluck them Tor
the Detroit Representative team.
II don't like that name) And make
ewes Of Wilbur King. Joe ilollo-
/ way John clark. Bill Malone. Dee
Jenkins. and George llutchins I'M
crrinc some that they viii ind me
I basket more otter. i.
Hon down on the shoulders OF
Larry Bleach and help him 70 keep
4 The Great Lakes team out IN ifon'
in the Detroit Basketball league.
/ Ana don't let Willis Ward swou'
any rrev hairs worrying about
basketball players. Work with Hat-
~ Rnsan. Charley Isles. Bob 1901
den. Jimmy llaines, Jim Davis
Ennis stafford. Jim (Ace) Sherrcf,
and Charles Young and make their
MAY over the remainder OF the sea-
sor inst as spectacular as II mas
been in the early weeks OF the lea
que. 49,
And don't forget the Flint Cats
especial Floyd Bates and Jim John-
son. And Charles Justice and his
Pontiac Crusaders. Push Hugh Da-
Wis on 10 greater feats on the grid
iron. The same for Roy Gomillon
and julius Frank. Why not stop by
University OF Detroit next fall ard
wave the hand over l.ucius Ryan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

and mold him into one OF the best
ends in the country. | know Coach
Dorais would appreciate the little
act II would certainly be q nice
act to leave another Willis ward or
Bill Watson at Michigan. or a
Jim McCray at Michigan state
II would he . pleasure to sec the
young fella put more spring into the
legs OF walter Arlington aud stan
lev simon so they might soar 10
greater heights in the running
broad jump. And erase the injury
which has besct Wesley Allen
through the past season.
He can also stoI by The ST. An
tome YMCA and whisper a few
words into the ear Of Dr. r. !.
Gamble. telling him that the road
has been cleared for another ma
tional yollcy ball championship
This would provoke some smiles to
wreath the faces of Sterling Chayls
ard Wilbur Woodson And let Theo-
dore Van Buren, pull some good
swimmers out Of the pool The same
goes for Clarence Gatliffc at Brew.
/ ster
Don't over look Flora Lomax and
Lillian Burch who have done so
much to bring tennis honors to De-
troit Give Flora the zip and punch
to retain that national champion
ship. and give Lillian boast to the
finals.
Ard last. pave the year with plen-
IS OF cash for my friends, Jimm,
Butler. $. y. Holland, Robert
crump. Rollo $. Vest, Leroy White.
! Marian Fields. Gladys Mills. Louise
lHiackman. Bill Mobcrly and the 9th
| or scrihblcrs who are domicilcd in
the Motor city.
| And now. little Fclla. that I've ex-
planned what would like TO see
happen in 1919. don't get drunk
with the excitement OF the good
times. which are just around the
corner, AMI forget about your pro-
mise.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

yorsity OF Michigan team, won three
events and scored Is points in the
Big Ter meet. bringing his three
wear total OF points in this weet TO
rs. He broke the 23-year-old discus
record with toss OF 100 feet 10
5S inches. He also won the shot
out, in which he had already cs-
tablishcd a Big Ten record, and the
broad Jump. BY winning these
three championships each year for
three years. watson set record
for Western Conference compcti-
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
.Drisken Stops
Joey Miehielove
Scores Third
Upset Tourney

Mansfield Driskcll. the biz sur
prise package in the tournament TO
decide the state weltcrwcight cham
pionship sprung another one last
Friday night when he stopped Joey
Michiolove after l:iG Of the tenth
round.
But young Driskcll had 70 wage a
terrific uphill battle to spring his
surprise in that tenth round. Mich
icloye. after losing the first six
rounds. connected with Driskell's
Jaw in the seventh ard floored him
Tor a count OF nine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
Both Fighters
In Good Shape
For Contest
Dave Wants To
Avenge Kayo Of
Last June

The big test FOR Dave Clark
comes New Years Day 10 the COLI
scum az state Fair Grounds when be
meets Gus Lesneyich Ia a 10 round
contest
Dave following his one-round
knockout By Lesnevich last June
- had been demanding return
bont With the New Jersey light
hcavyUeisht. He was given the
bout as Christmas present by
Manager John W. Roxborourh.
tonn Bout For Winner
II the Detroit fighter can wipe
out that defeat. he VIII be nearer
match with Billy Conn. present
aoldcr Of the lchl- heavyN eight
crown 4 loss viii shove him fur
Their down tho ladder as couten-
der for the crown
Dave has trained faithfully Tor
The bout lie spout one week az
Joe Louis Sprurhill Farm. chop
ping wood and preparing himself
Tor the boxing session held AZ Fine
AIT gymnasium whore he worked
under the supersi son Of Trainer
Alter (kidl Ellis.
Tho Detroit light-hcayyweigh
has shown excellent boxing ability
aud fnc fcoiwork in bis training
sc- Ions. indicating that his work
az The sprnshal Farm accom-
plished the purpose OF building UP
his legs
l.csne,ich Has Power
IosrcNich came 20 Detroit last
week and Immediately started box
ing az the Fine Arts gymnasium.
The heity Now Jersey boxer has
lown plenty OF hitting power in
this training grind proving that be
has not lost the punch which rock
J cd Clark to lccp last June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
|ores Seventh
Faight Win By
owning Dayton
Holloway PAGES
Detroiters To
1884 Victory

u loss suffered at the hands OF
Harlem Globe Trotters Nov. %
Is 10 have been the Incentive
b inspired the Detroit Repre-
ktive team TO start on a win
streak which has attained
) consecutive games. The sew
| victory was scored Monday
! against Jones Brothers, OF
b.. the Detroit team winning
81
q thar record will be In jco-
y New Years night wheE The
5ster team. space settlers in the
vest Basketball league. encoun-
vest Nirsinia State college five.
.gialc champions OF the pas /
bn The west Virginians. ac-
lng ID records have one OF the
bg 81 teams in the past 10
81 year the collegians faced
b.; in a New Years game, and
|toHsh tussle in which the lead
5aNrd several times. lost. So 10
b. petroiters coming on with
kh ia The fral period.
)ere has bcen a number Of
|ees in both teams since the
y of last New Years. one of the
|ng scorers for Detroit is no
n with the team Wilson Cald-
, added and allotted by Bill
pc. spanked the Detroit team
,ciory.
pie West Virginia lost one or
|ncn through graduation. the
pity OF those men who won the
ppionship last season. are back
Eifoem.
= Holloway. recent addition TO
Brew ter team, was the spark
|in The offense against the Day
Eean last Monday night. IIollo-
accounted for 10 OF the 50
n made by the winners.