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The Washington times., 1939-01-24
BREAKS
PIN RECORD IN
TAKOMA LOOP

Opening fire in the first game
with a record season game of 162
in the Takoma Church League
last night, Carl Rittenhouse
watched his mark tumble when
Jim Goode put on a last-game
charge to hike the record string
to 1853. Goodies set of 406 was
tops.
Over at the Brookland Recrea-
tion, Ed Walsh, obscure bowler,
flashed a brilliant bit of maple
spilling when he cracked the sea-
son high game mark in the Odd
Fellows League with 1853.
E. Duryee, Of BluStein'S posted
1856 and Henry May, Of A. Kahn,
collected 370 sticks for top honors
in the Jewellers League at the
Chevy Chase drives.
A few alleys away Melvin Oil
veri was garnering high game Of
131 and Walter Thomas BAT set
to top the Chamber Of Commerce
League. But the heaviest wallops
came in the Chevy Chase CONNER
cial League when Ray Parks of
Covington motors hit for 148 and
Russ Park Of A & P Market
totaled 388.
Evelyn Gay rolled her way into
bowling's busy spotlight when her
148 effort cracked the season
record string in the Takoma Ladies
League. Posting a 326 set Miss
Gay led the pacesetting Corr's
Sports Shop team to five out of
six-game win over Ida Department
Store.
Jim Madden's 140 game and 387
set were the telling blows as
Smiths Tavern took Jimmy's
Restaurant Five over the jumps
for the odd-game decision.
Substation posting $40 and
l ,635 as high counts in the Kilo-
watt League swept Sales to
march in on the second-place
Transits, knotting the runner-up
spot when the leading and cham
pion Old Timers nicked the Tran
sits twice. Station Engineers,
led by H. Bartley's lat, nipped
the Districts twice. j. Anderson's
147-354 were tops, but his Ac-
counts dropped the odd game to
Meter.
A hectic Procurement League
pennant chase last night wit
messed the Ionics charging on top
by swamping the Romans while
the Colonials, led by Howder's
152-381, high counted for the
evening at the Lucky Strike. and
the Normans went into a second
place deadlock with the TuscanS.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
CEORCETOWNA.C.
GIRLS LOOM AS
LEAGUE CHAMPS

The Georgetown A. C. girls
basketball team looms the likely
winner of the Section / champion
ship of the Washington Recre-
alton League. following its 29-7
victory over the Hlghlanders last
night.
BY defeating the Highlanders,
the Georgetown team kept its
record unScathed.
Anna Honabach was high scorer
of the game with 16 points, but
despite all this she cut her point
average for the season which is
in the neighborhood of % points
per game.
The game marked the High
landers first setback of the cam
paign, and dropped them to sec.
ond place. r. E. A. and Jewish
Community Center are tied for
third place with an even break in
two starts.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Master Workman

Louis makes no move that
doesn't jump a checker. Apostoli
had Conn pegged as a country
cousin and decided to show him
the town. He made more mo-
tions than a new alderman and
seconded them all himself.
IF ApoStoli had been sensible
he would have worked on Conn
and treated him like an op-
ponent. That's where the Cham
pion Louis shines. Doesn't make
any difference to him whether
he knocks you out in the first
or the fifteenth provided he does
30 at the earliest opportunity.
IT stayed fifteen rounds with
the champion because I was
thinking right along with him.
At no time did I forget that I
was up against a master work
man."
That's the way we feel about
Louis. He happens to be the best
there is. And his opponent John
Henry Lewis was a great light
heavy. But he has been around
longer than cuff-linkS in .
pawn-Shop window.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Henry Neat Boxer

John Henry is a neat boxer
and his footwork is better than
q Scotchman doing the sword
dance in a cactus patch. We be-
lieve that the champion will put
him away like last years straw
hats at the first opening. No
body has ever said that the
champ couldn't put the varnish
on a finished portrait.
we don't know how the fight
will finish Wednesday night but
we believe John Henry Lewis is
thoroughly capable Of taking
care of himself. There are some
experts who call it dark rap
ture" and say that the boys will
Shag. Anybody who thinks he's
going to truck with Joe is going
to sit out the next dance.
John Henry is as much en-
titlcd to the fight as any other
heavy. We have seen the other
threats and they're all anony-
nous. Is there a chance of
John Henry Lewis winning?
Well, stranger things have
happened even if Ripley doesn't
believe 'em.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Big Job
BreWers' Hopes Rest
on Keyser, Thomas

The success of Washington
Heurich Brewers within the next
five days rests largely upon the
improvement of Cliff Keyser and
Fred "Knocky" Thomas, youth
full reserves.
That was the general belief
harbored today as the Brewers
prepared to inaugurate four
American Basketball League
games in five days at Troy.
N. Y, tomorrow night.
Tentatively scheduled for an
exhibition with Yonkers profes-
sionals in Yonkers, N. Y, Thurs
day night, the Brewers face
Wilkes-Barre inWilkes- Barre, Pa.
Friday night; Philadelphia
Sphas in Philadelphia Saturday
night, and return to Heurich
gymnasium for a Sunday after
non meeting with Kingston
Colonials in Heurich gymnasium
at 3 O'Clock.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Ollie Upton,
Plays in Pinch,
| Scores 13 Points
Thirteen points!

Thirteen points!
That was the number scored
by Ollie Upton, member OF the
Dapper Dan Club basketball
team, who is generally conceded
to be Washington's ranking No.
] amateur basketball star.
Ollie played basketball last
night with tine Dapper Dams only
because he was afraid that his
team would be a man short for
the conflict.
I'm the proud father Of an
eight-pound baby boy. I'm
plenty nervous, So don't use me
unless you have to-" Upton told
Manager Clint Price.
Price. however, was forced to
use his star and he scored 13
points as the Dapper Dan Club
lost to Delaware and Hudson in
the Heurich Cup League, 36-3S.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Ring Bouts Tomorrow
AT Colonial Village

Activity in the newly established
Colonial Village Boys Club
reaches a new high in athletic
competition when boxing is inau-
gurated in the Colonial Village
gym starting at Z o'clock.
Last night the Boys Club bas-
ketball team chalked up two
games in the Arlington County
Federation Boys Club competi-
ton in the Washington and Lee
High gym, defeating Bon Air in
the first game, q to IL, and then
routing Boys Republic, 48 to IL.
At 7'3O tomorrow night, an i'm
portant meeting is slated for the
Colonial Village ballroom.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Bder in Hollywood
For Movie Career

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. "a Q.N.S.).
Max Baer, former worlds heavy
weight champion, was due in Holly
wood today to become Western
actor.
Baer has signed with a studio
to appear in a series Of Westerns,
but he insists that he is not
through with the ring, adding that
he has signed to meet Lou Nova,
California heavyweight, in Nova'S
next boxing appearance.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Layton and TiIford
lied in Title Cue PLAY

NEW YORK, Jan. "a G.N.S0.
Johnny Layton, of st. Louis but
representing New York, and Til
fold Tiff" Denton, of Kansas City
but playing for Baltimore, were
all even today after their first
appearance before local fans in
the National Three-cuShion Bill
lizard championship tournament.
Layton captured the afternoon
block, so to A, in 81 innings but
lost the night game to Denton,
so to 40, in SO innings. Denton
had a high run of six in the after
noon match and each man had
high runs Of four in the night
encounter.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Remember?
Panama Al BrOWn to
Stage Comeback

PARIS, France, Jan. 24.-Re-
member Panama Al Brown?
He's staging a comeback that
he hopes will regain for him the
worlds bantamweight title.
He announced that he will sail
for Haiti and South America
shortly and engage in a barn
storming tour, and after these
exhibition bol!ts hopes to land
a title fight, on a "winner-take-
all" basis.
Brown revealed that he has
been secretly training at
Toulouse, and that he now
weighs 1924 pounds.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Jay Bozeman Shows
Way in Title Billiards

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-Jay
Bozeman of Chicago, is the one
to beat in the world three-cushion
billiard title tourney, following his
fourth straight victory last night,
trouncing Otto Reiselt Of Phila-
delphia, so to 81.
Bozeman showed splendid form
that reached its peak in the seven
teenth frame when he racked up
a string of eight straight trials
without ScoreleSS frame.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
BUGS Sell 7 CatChers,
One 10 Baltimore

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 24.-Two
rookie catcherS were sold by the
Pittsburgh Pirates today to teams
in the International League. Dal-
las Warren was sold to Syracuse
and Ben Warren to Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Cabe|I 10 Coach
Dairymen Quintet

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan "a.
Ellet Cabell, standout local eager,
has been appointed coach of the
Alexandria Dairymen. The club
plays semipro basketball, and will
inaugurate the season January 81
against the House of David five
here.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Bureau Of Engrdvers
Girls Team Scores

The Bureau Of Engravers girls
basketball team swamped In
terror last night, Sc to 4. The
Bureau scored 80 points in the
first half, and then held Interior
to a single point in the second
half
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Does anybody
BIJgs RAer

BUgs RAer
When you go to see Louis you
20 to watch a mechanic. Let's
listen to Tommy Farr compar-
ing two champions:
"Apostoli lost that fight with
Conn because of his useless geS-
lures. When you see Joe Louis
you are watching q motion
miSer.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
GafinkeIS Win

GarfinkelS basketball team
showed excellent teamwork in
downing the Polish Club, 20-15.
GarfinkelS led at halftime, Ill.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Eyes End Record
MAM ~A~ MNw wAM
Ida Weinberg Seeks New
Duckpin Mark

While Sally Miller of the What's In Name League
today recording record of 81 alongside the
of Ida Weinberg president of the loop this topnotch
girl bowler casting covetous secondgh
honors in the Ladies District League spot she will
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Bug's-Eye
VieW of Days
Sports
by Arthur (Bugs) Baerl

Copyright. 1899, by International
News Service)
NEW YORK, Jan. "a (I.N.S0.
If you want to see Joe Louis
fight tomorrow night then why
worry about the identity of his
opponent?
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
ClklCA1DCk UAAO
names of any
singers who
S ng duets
with CaruSo?

Who was
in the boat
with George
w ashington?
w h a t was
the name Of
Paul Revere'S
h o S S =? and
other q u e s.
tionS too i'm
pertinent to
be answered.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24

OF at the Central Y. ". c. A. Jack L
ON THE WAY SO long, Mr..
"Yegg." Up he goes, and the Pro-
fessor is out of danger of the gun.
MIR. 'Yegg" hasn't got a chance.
The Washington times., 1939-01-24
Up the River
~~ and ~ ~
Down theBay
BRYAN MORSE
(18S5-1939)

UP THE RIVER-AND DOWN THE BAY,
In dark of night-dt break of day,
With rod and reel, uOith dog and gun,
You lived your life, you had your fun.
A cordial friend, sincere and true
Right to the end, you proved true blue.
loyal man, deOOut and kind:
ReOered by those you've left behind.
UP THE RIVER-AND DOWN THE BAY
You gently trOd upon your IUay,
Knee deep in spOrtS-you played them ALL
You gdUe your best, you hit the ball.
You shirked no task, but fought right on.
A fleet salute, and you EOere gone,
To land Uhere all good soldiers go;
Ualidnt in the passing shOw.
UP THE RIVER-AND DOWN THE BAY,
So human in your BRYAN MORSE IUay,
With friendly smile and helping hand
You dluUays seemed to understand
He0rtbre0ks of life, and detOurs, too.
All gained true sympathy from you,
In time of stress you held the light
That seemed to steer us to the right
UP THE RIVER-AND DOWN THE BAY,
In bleak December, golden May.
You sfeered your course, Kept Sn1lGIn through
With loyal GUife, and kiddies, too.
You kept rejoicing, through the years;
You shared their laughter, dried their tears
Devoted father, husband, son,
Your games UeU played, your fight WeLl uO0n
UP THE RIVER-AND DOWN THE BAY
You spent your life in princeLy Way:
And may you reap the good you're done
In final glOW of setting sun.
Be Judged 0b0Ue you judged here,
As man uUho kneW, and felt, no fedT'
part of Gods infinite pLdn
Goodnight, good friend-THERE GOES
MAN!
(Reprnted from Washington HeraldJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
People In
The Meu,s

Gilbert White. 81. distinguished
American mural painter. died IN
Paris after al operation. lie
spent most Of the last 40 years IN
France
Mrs. Nelson Eddy examined
herself for injuries after being
caught by rush OF feminine adj
mirers trying 10 reach her hus-
band at Dallas. Tex. She was
flung against the side OF = Pull
man coach when she and the sing
ing star arrived for an engage.
ment. Secretary Of Labor
Frances Perkins told members Of
the National Farm Institute At
Des Moines. Ia. that n only 81 a
month per person Is added 10 the
incomes Of the lowest groups in
the next few years the spending
of that sum will lift sales Of goods
to levels never attained heretofore
She said the wage-hour law was
step in that direction
Robert Montgomery. actor. was
stricken with laryngitis while re-
hearsing for his radio program.
His colleague Robert Young.
stepped into the broadcast for
him
Victor y. Dalton. wealthy head
of finance company. was Rc-
cused OF stealing the love Of Mar
garet In Mari. movie actress in
a si50.000 lawsuit brought by
Miss La Mars husband, George
Penberthy. opera singer.
When the second act Of Maxwell
Anderson's musical drama "knick-
erbocker Holiday" went on In New
York. the audience did not realize
that an undorsfudy had taken the
place OF John r. Young. a veteran
actor. Young. 81. died Of heart
attack while changing costumes
between acts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
STATE LABOR
BOARD SOUGHT

OLYMPIA Creation AZ = state
laeer relations hearxi with Fnil pow.
sfs - settle lst~sr alspuiss Was
provided in a hiii submitted today
81 Reps. J. X. Van Haekffk and
Julia nasies eg ccwilts county
The ecara would he division
~ ire state department. u labor
snd Industries ard composed ~
three snemnsFs names ~ The scv.
sfaes aud confirmed ny the senate
They would draw salaries ap 10
8 500 year.
me mari wpuld have rnweF 10
held elections saa 40 other acts to
settle strikes ard isref troubles
in ne same manner that Ire VA.
tlnnsi labor relations beard no~
ioes
Rep olaf wlxsen. y ksnK tslse
= hAfl 20 outlaw All slns uaehlnss
including thoso lsgallsesi BY Tire
lat legislature foe certain clubs.
and ether games ~ ehanrs 90
punchicarsis
srns n. l. Kyle. ~. King and
= = Keller y iinculn Iisrd =
hi 10 provide roadside n~autift
eatiun by limitation ~ buildings
az slgn,scafds The state highway
director would set aside = hisna
way prutsctlys sfss " at more
than coo feet on either aide ~
ali primary and secondary rusds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Enjioiin Plant On
Wage Miniimums
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON The wage
hour administration announced to-
day il had obtained IN Sioux City.
Iowa. its first permanent injunc-
ton restraining an employer from
alleged violation Of the far labor
standards act which has been In
effect since last Oct %
1t enJoined the Powers Manu-
featuring Co. Waterloo. la. from
paying employees less than 25 cents
an hour and from shipping It's
products IN interstate commerce
until the legal minimum wage ~
paid
Officials estimated that the COM
pany. which has l75 employees.
would be required 10 pa. approx
mately $4,000 in back wages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Inuite Lewis to
Olympia Feb. z

OLYMPIA L. s. Sen. James
Hamilton Lewis Of Illinois. one
Of q handful Of the state Of Wash
ington's early territorial legisla-
tors. today was invited to repre-
sent the span between territorial
days and statehood In the Wash
ington legislatures Golden Jubilee
exercises here next Wednesday
Sen. Lewis WAS admitted 10 the
bar when resident Of Tacoma
and served in the Washington ter
ritofinl legislature IN 1887.
Three other territorial leRisls-
tors. believed 10 be- the only sur
viwng members Of Washington
territory's governing council have
also been invited ~ honor guests.
They are G. Il. Mcmillan Of Col
vile. A -. Bowen Of Anacortes
and Walter J Thompson Of Ia
coma
Governors Of seven western
states and Canadian provinces
including three states also cele-
brating their 50th anniversaries 0f
statehood were invited 20 attend
the Golden Jubilee exercises.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
NATIONAL LEAGUE HOCKEY
~ United Press
ny UNITED cHTss

with faint hope 81 oYtftsklns
the leading Boston Bruins. the
New York Rangers moved toward
ollnchIng second place henofs In
the National Hockey league today,
Ihs RANGERS beat Oft tbsg oply
challenger tor fsnBnf-up h0n0fs
the sss Yofk Americans al last
night After tNa scofsisas periods,
Neil colyills eilnebsG ths issue with
tao Last period GOALS The victory
moved tbs Rangers ssFaH points
ansad of Tie Amsfss
if1sion frfssiura 10 psiHft IN
fFsni ~ The pset. hHttnr sfffs
psHsfsd Nsnlfssi's tsnsdisBs
81. ~ asms featured ~
nsaf riot snd ssssfsl lplBflss,
Foiifs msssd slss'f sfsfs Of the
lee whrn btaHiinE pistsn pre-
slpitsisd . ssnsfsi fight
ISs Csua0isna chances u hfsks o
ins out ~ the cellar we're further
dampensd wien Jimmy Nsfa s1f-
tered = aisiSfstsa shoulder Bate
bert received . groin injury ana
Walt Husssii asffsfsd gokslsis
combustion
Isstfslf Rna Chicago sssiDs .
battle for fif,h place. played 70 .
- lie the eises Hasss fsnsinins
ons point ahead u ths NiBss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
around
the UOrld

nuGNOs AIRES Argentina.
Brazil, Bolivia and Uruguay ia.
tend 10 recognise The spsnish Ma
tlonaiist government soon, u was
understood to-day, Peru announced
recognition yesterday
WARSAW. Poisad---'rhs Duke
and Duchess Of Kent are expected
in Poland within tho neat ten days
fer volt hunting They viii he
guests ~ the families II Count
fotoehi and Countess rfzerdxlscki
uADNID-Thr government de.
cided today IN remove n vairnela,
an official announcement said
Premier Juan SrKrin and the
ministers ~ justice. sanostion.
labor and without portfolio left
this morning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
MARKETS ARE
STEADY HERE

Tacoma produce markets neared
the md % the week with ample
supplies and ne noticeable changes
IN prices
Parsley Was = little scarce but
only temporarily. A large supply
OF cheap oranges was on the mar
kel Texas grapefruit brought the
same price which has prevailed for
couple % months.
Celery. lettuce and carrots. ship
ped in from California. were plenti-
ful and unchanged. Utah celery.
more plentiful than last year when
It brought the higher price. con-
tinued 10 sell so cents crate
cheaper than The white variety.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
HITLER TO ELIMINATE
BAD AUTO DRIVERS

BERLIN Adolf Hitler opening
the annual automobile snow. an
nounced today that he had de-
termlned 10 rid Germany of care
less drivers and automobile thieves.
Attacking careless driving as
"un-national socialist" and de-
nouncing careless drivers as enc
mics Of nazism. he said
Il have decided 10 rid the ma
ton mercilessly OF careless drivers
and automobile thieves The
past siN years have brought az
many traffic fatalities 10 the ma
ton A. did the Franco German
var Of 1s7O-lsTl
This can not 90 on II in
ridiculous 10 waste our raw ma
terisls through speeding acci-
dents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
.i,,aMSH9493k'&
Alaska transportation Co. May
Purchase Second Ship for Run North

Possibility that the Alaska
transportation Co. may purchase
second ship FOR It's route between
Puget Sound and Southeastern
Alaska was rumorod Friday.
The company recently announced
purchase OF the small freighter
Ormes. which cleared from New
Orleans Friday for the northwest
via Los Angeles II was reported
the firm is also negotiating for
purchase Of the Oritsni. a sister
ship OF the Ormes. which u now
idle At New Orleans
Tho Ormos il coming north IN
der charter 10 Luckcnbach line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
WALKER SEEKING TO
DELAY HIS ARGUMENT

Clyde II Walker. who was ~
have argued last Monday his mo-
ton for neN trial after his
recent msil-fraud conviction. al
tempted Friday to gain postpone
ment from the new date. Saturday
morning.
he had two doctors certificates
filed in support II MS contention
that be - too % n apr but
Assistant r + Attorney Oliver
Msim announced IN court that the
government viii resist any further
delays
walker Chehalis sitofney-pro-
mofsr. and ma oo-dcfendaut. Justin
y sherhy u Seattle. were convict
81 after = grueliing i5-weska trial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

t.lncolns wrestling team wsil
travel 10 Portland tamufFow whore
they will face IN. iilii Military
and Benson Poly high school mat
squad. al the Tech gym In their
fret triangular meet 81 the season
for the three teams
Ton men VIII make the trip
IN the City IT Roses. ssesrdiss
% Nell Mickek, student .esask
~ the squad, Gtlsaastiow
matches wes~ ketd yesterday
Ia dcelde whiek nsen wsuld
journey IN tho Oregon eIis.
Those competing In the meet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

Postal rscsip,s IN Tseoma since
the first II Tbs year have In.
creased mors than nins per cent
over the period from Jan. I 10
Feb. 10 last year. Postmaster
George y. tlshburns announced
Friday
The month and half period tais
year shaved rseslp,s u t7tgtiss7s
iast year, sss,istsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
Old Tire Proves
To BE Poor Bank

An old tire easing. used AZ q
money cache. failed 10 ffAistfats
= burglar Hha broke into Ken
meth Accormiess SERVES station
al soi Center st. Thursday night.
police said Friday.
Entering tBa station by break
ing . window panel and reaching
through Ia unlock the front door.
the pFg~isr found tho secret hid.
ing place and removed ti3 20
which had bsrn lief, thsfs when the
station was Chased Thursday night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18

winding up lhsif rad schedule,
tAnceins basketball team eili plsy
the Rockingham hoop squad TO-
night Oh ths Raider courts At 4
a'eieek IN q crnss.stste league llit
The I.srs have QUO league
game IA play after tho hei.
iinsham .ont~st. against tho
champion Everett euiis m
the Ah~ usapi~s Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
TACOMA FIRM OFFERS
ONLY BID FOR CRANE

NAsUINGTOS The navy
opened bids TO-DAY on cranes for
the Puget Sound. Wash. Boston.
Philadelphia and Mare Island.
Calf. navy yards
The Industrial Brown Hoist
company Of Bay City. Mich. was
the only bidder on all four with d
total bid Of Sss6 s65. II bid 1855 %
ss5 on the Boston. Philadelphia and
Mare Island equipment.
The Star Iron and Steel COM
pany Of Tacoma. Wash. va the
only other bidder. offering the
crane for Puget Sound at sl5s 700
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
SOUTHWEST LIVESTOCK
pDkDIAND-Ifoes. galable 10

total 300 hardly enough offered
early 70 quote reliable market
Good TO choice DRIVEN butcher
quotable sJO-s.75 Odd head heavy
butchers 775. fesr light lightk 90
packing sOws SIS
Cattle: Salsble and total IS.
calves sslsble s. total 90. steady
on aeant supply few medium sO6
10. steers $50. be.fers scarce. few
good cows up 10 100. bulk com
mon 70 MEDIUM 45O-5s5. cutters
5.D-4.z3. Bulls absent. good 10
choice yeslers quotaDle sO0-i0 %
Odd head select up 70 100
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-18
NORWEGIAN STUDENTS
TO SEE FOREIGN FILM

Students enrolled In ne Nor
wegian classes a. both Stadium
and Lincoln high schools viii BE-
guests. Saturday night. for mo-
ton picture 10 b. presented IN
kOTmsnna hall unaer sponsorship
Of the Sons Of Norway
The picture which illustrates
life IN The Scandinavian and other
European countries. ~ " be pre-.
Eentsd BY Prof \ Wernfr Of the
University II Washington He will
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