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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
PIERCE COUNTY MIST

&VAsNAA
Dec. e--siidland nj Roy, >orsh
ruyaliup at Mineral. Valley Parts
at Tacoma MIX shippers.
Dec. lS--Rey Townies st Min
erai, Tacoma MIX shippers ~
North Puyallup.
Dec. I'm 20 Valley
Parts.
Dec. f0--N orth PuyalIup at
Roy. Mineral st Valley Parts. Mid
land ". Tacoma MILK shippers At
Alderton.
Dec. 81 - Mineral ". Tacoma
MIX shippers nj Aiderton.
Jan. s--Mldland at Mineral. Val
ley Parts at North Puyallup, Ia
coma Milk shippers nj Roy.
Ian. lO--yafley Parts at Roy,
Tacoma MIX shippers at Mineral,
Midland at North Puyaiiup.
Jan. 1s--Tacoma MIX shippers
at Valley Parts.
Jan. 2i--Minerai ut Roy. North
Puyailup Mt Tacoma MILK ship
pers.
Jan. z5-Midland at valley
Parts.
Jan. si--Roy nj North Puyal-
lup. Valley Parts at Mineral. Mid
land Mt Tacoma Milk shippers.
Feb. midland at Mineral, Roy
at Tacoma MIX shippers.
Feb. s--North Puyallup Mt Val
ley Parts.
Feb. 22-Interieague tourna-
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
TURNER JOINS
CINCY OUTFIT

CINCINNATI. o.-First major
league deal Of the annual winter
baseball meetings was made today
when the National league cham
pions. Cincinnati Reds. traded
First Raseman Leslie Scarsella and
cash to the Boston Bees for Jim
Turner, veteran 1ghthanded pitch
er.
Turner thus comes hack 10 Bill
Aekeehnie. the man who dsYci-
oped him into one Of the scnsa-
tons Of the 1887 season. Turner
came up with Lou Fette from the
American association in 1897, and
won 20 games.
Scarsella. who had no
chance 10 break into the Reds
lineup with Frank Mccormick
playing first. PLAYED In only
l6 games last season. making
two hits in II times ut hat for
nm average Of las.
The Red Sox announced the out
right release Of outfieider Fabian
Gaffke TO the Minneapolis club.
where he played last season on
option. in part payment for Bill
Butland. Herb Hash and George
Lacey. coming up to Boston this
season.
w. c. futile. Pacific Coast
league president, made COM
plant at the minor league session
today against the Brooklyn club
for invading west coast territory
to conduct baseball schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

Russ Sopsr. former Stadium aih-
is,e and state champion In the low
hurdles last year. II one u two
boys from the state Of Washington
listed at turning out for ths Uni
versliy Of Oregon freshman basket
ball team. The other wanhingtonr
boy IL Frank Baker o. Olympia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Flies Mrestlers
Prepare for 40

fIFE Starting With tvs
Northwest champions bach. wife
Trojan wrpstiers held their fra,
tarnuus last night in psspaFztapa
81 the Northwest snterseholAstir
wrsppllng tile They ~ea AZ -.
attic last yrAr.
Tsvaty four hey. iaefsri.
lag faur tstsrrurn. greeted
Coach Leslie saaaslx ~ she
first woFkaut. Tive ether let
terusrn arr IN school. hat enc
--hrn fieidnsr--ls assl - aec-
tors erdcF>. and the nthrr--
Ms<aru TamuFa~--ls naarrid~d
Aeeat composing IN ieia.
kenH YaKuch los and LES
Kawasaki tlS6l are ne two re-.
turning Northwest CHAMPIONS non
Kawassks tt2al. also : Northwest
champion. graduated last spring
Heldner was runner.up IN the Isl
divisian u the Northwest meet
last year.
The other isttermen are hon
wafenabe ttosl and Hlnoahl Va.
guehi liaal.
The turnout ~ weight dleisianss
SAN WetABAbr
Rs--<loro kuro4sa. niii kemper and
Joe CekAen.
los John nests
ilA~=rony Illfkoxtch ard nan
Thslea
isa@Bud Phelps James AaiHon
jim Levi. ana Leonard staten
isS-=Art naytu. HhiFuailn, Isna.
ntshl and 0iecTee Aaflaak4
iAb@ AIlzu famamoto
les Wait stretch. les acs'urdy
and Dan Crawford
las Howard nryan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
kIunb Joins
Meat Quintet

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
START CIyn ACTIONS

eva aetlsm o. so TOO On one
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Selway, Van Fleet
Sold by Rainiers

SEATTLE The Seattle team
OF the Pacific Coast Baseball
league reported from Cincinnati
today the sale Of two reserve
pitchers.
Ed Selway and Red Van Fleet
were pcddled 10 Chattanooga Of
the Southern Association 10 which
Outfielder Arthur tMlkel Hunt
was also sold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Pascoe Elected
Tiger Ski Chief

Jack Pascne, a member Of the
Stadium ski team which won thn
Western Washington High school
Ski meet. sponsored by College Of
Puget Sound at Paradise valley
last year. was elected president Of
the Tiger ski club at = meeting
yesterday.
Bin Hopping was named vice
president. Marion Mahnke. score
tary. and Terry Donoghue. treas
urer.
The club discussed plans FOR taxi
ing several trips 10 the mountain.
but no definite dates were set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Right Back Where
They Started From

OLYMPIA-Teams in the South
west Washington Hockey associ-
alton are right back where they
started as a result Of last nights
play, which saw the two tail
enders dump the league leaders 10
give each outfit In the circuit
two wins and two losses.
The first game on the program
saw the Orphans defeat the Oiym-
pia OH and Wood quintet. Is 10
IA. Meadow Park Dairy squad
took a 1o-to-3 decision over the
H. L. Wolf Wolverines In the sec
ond encounter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Cam Ball Players
Will Dine Saturday

cammaranos bAsebail team.
wives and sweethearts, will dine
Saturday night. All are requested
to meet at the plant at 7:30 ?. m.
Players are asked 10 bring their
suits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

Hffa1& Nin<zs asxta1 Tue&5Nx
night usrs hlsn<a ~ fife d<p@<s-
mssnt effleisis Wednesday Toe =
number - ahlmaey fiFss N ysfE-
sls parts ~ - eifT Fifsm<a
responded tn . aex~n eslls u was
Fspaxtsd. No asmsxs 80 r.
cnrkied
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
GRAIN PRICES 1
ADVANCE here

tirsls prices s<1vxneed - -
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DAY. cafn nd whest Fpse q ~
toa snd s&ts wsnt % - e<1ts.
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moving freely. Nxss go kattsw
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wefs steat 10 s<ats lee. whel@s
sais. rufsta@s. anssa. seaiif1o~<s
ard tomatoes wefs iess plsntifszt
Il he ssm< prices
Anethsr shipm<nt ~ rhan~rt -
rived fsum tssilfoFais. s~lslss y
tias whole=sis faf - poundA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Tacoma Rifles
Beat Soldiers

In q practice match bsiWssn the
Tacoma Rifle club and the sist
Observation Squadron Port I.swis.
last night ~ the local range. me
Tncomana defsated the soldiers.
is15 70 1856.
The match Was oysr a three
position course. TIE Taeofna club
meets tbs hard shooting Seattle
Rife club team Tuesday night On
the local range.
scores last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

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rlsFss eessnty nj "Wednesday fsr
auizzinx al<szl th@ WFA b<et
Burglary. already issclyfnx fh<ss
psFaons. new pFl<cnsro sss wine
isinshssf, a. n 1874 Kswestt ave-.
ard w1iii<m slldsii. - e 1919
"a X IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
MORRY ABBOTT, the great

MORRf ABBOTT, the great WI home sugger, goes
N under the knife right after the first Of the year
Tiger officials inform They confident oper-
alton viii halt the youngsters leg trouble hardening Of
muscle
Abbott the looking beyond baseball lie
unusual hopes money
baseball to provide medical education
Incidentally n operations
advantage Of every opportunity visits
How the big fellow operate that BASEBALL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
HOOP SCHEDULES

tioNer Ehfk nfgh schoot bAshrt-
ball schedule for 1910:
Dec. 15--Lineoin high varsity.
Jan. Sat Yelm. jamboree.
Jan. 5--Clover Park ut Fife.
Jan. 9-Roy Mt Clover Park
Tuesday.
Jan. l2--Federal Way nj Clover
Park.
Jan. 16-ortlng at Clover Park
TUESDAY,.
Jan. l9-Clover Park at Eafonyille.
Jan. 2s-Clover Park at kapowsin.
Jan. 26-Yelm at Clover Park.
Feb. Fife nj Clover Park.
Feb. Glover Park Mt Roy.
Feb. e-Cloyer Park at Federal
Way.
Feb. 13-Clover Park Mt Ortlng.
Feb. l6-Eatonville ut clover
Park.
Feb. 20-kapowsin at Clover Park
tuesday.
Feb. 23-Clover Park at Yelm.
Tuesday games will start at !.
Friday games viii start at 1880.
Junior High Hoop schedule
Jan. 5-Fife At Midland. Glover
Park at Dupont. Falkland bye.
Jan. midland at Falkland.
Jan. lo-CloYer Park at Fife. Du-
pont bye.
Jan. is-clover Park Al Fife. Park
land at Clover Park. Midland bye.
Jan, 26-Dupont az Midland. pfc
at Falkland. Clover Park bye.
Feb. midland at Clover PARK
Feb. 2-Parkiand at Dupont. Fife
bye.
Feb. e-second round review; Mid
land at Fife, Dupont at Glover Park.
Falkland bye.
Feb. i5-Fife at Glover Park.
Feb. l6--Parkland at Midland, Du-
pont bye,
Park at Falkland. Midland bye.
March Midland at Dupont, Park
land at Fife. Clover Park bye.
March 6--Clover Park at Midland.
Dupont at Falkland, Fife bye.
Valley and Pierce County league
basketballers will complete their
league schedules Feb. IL with the
ranking teams taking part In the
interleague tournament Feb. %
for the grand championship of all
three circuits.
Schedules for all three leagues
for the balance OF the season are:
VALLEY LEAGUE
Dec. IL - Puyallup T0tems nt
orting. Buckley at Eatonvills.
Dec. 1S-EatonviIIe mt Puyallup
Totems. Fife at Buckley.
Jan. s. Orting At Eatonyille.
Puyallup Totems nj Fife.
Jan. l5-orting at Fife, Puyai-
lup at Buckley.
Jan. 20 Fife at Eatonville.
Buckley ut orting.
Jan. 20--Orting at PuyalIup To-
TENS, Eatonville at Buckley.
Feb. 5-Puyallup Totems at
Eatonyille, Buckley at Fife.
Feb. Fife at Puyallup To-
TENS. Eatonviile at orting.
PIERCE COUNTY east
Dec. ll--Fairfax CCC at 0rtiBg
Bulb Farm. Wilkeson at Puyailup
Elks.
Dec. 1s-Electron CCC nj VII
keson, orting Bulb Farm at Puy-
aIlup Ells.
Jan. Sorting Bulb Farm ut
Wilkeson. Fairfax CCC at Eiee-
tron CCC.
Jan. 15-Orting Bulb Farm nj
Electron CCC, Puyailup Elks at
Fairfax CCC.
Jan. 22-Eiectron CCC af Puy-
alIup EiISs, Fairfax CCC at VIII
keson.
Jan. zo-orting Bulb Farm NJ
Fairfax CCC, Puyaii1p Elks Al
WiIkeson-
Feb. s. WiIkeson nj EIeetron
CCC. PuyaIlup Elks nj orting
Bulb Farm
Feb. ~ WiIkeson at orting
Bulb Farm, EIectron CCC ~ Fair
fax CCC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Kennedy Makes
Debut Saturday

John Kennedy win make hi.
debut - Lincoln high basketball
coach this Saturday night WHEN he
sends his charges against the
Eatonviils Cruisers in the Aba
gym At = o'clock Reserve fives
from tho two schools will open
the festivities al !.
This Il Coach ksnnedys first
year AZ thu south end school. He
formerly coached Al IieilaTmine.
whore he handled football and
basketball for five years. Hs has
cut his large squad down 10 about
10 boys and il sending them
through heavy scrtmmaEes 10 find
a first five 10 start tho TIT Sat
urdAy.
The first mishap Of the yrar
came yesterday when HAY
spnrgeon. chunky isffsFfns.
guard. breke . hlssd se@sel ln
III. aHisis during . serimsags
eaiiision. Ray hreis ihe anlsie
last baseball season and has
had quite > be sf tfenbls with
u sinos. he mas he IN shape
for the fray saturday. ksa-
nedy stated.
Boys s,iil In the running Or
regular bertha On this quintet are
Logan Blades. isob strand. Ned
lisassi~ood and hen Ishloka. for.
wards. Bob Hail and Vines Han
sen, csntsrs. Den Hutton. jack
Godfrey and Ray apufKeon.
guards. Blades may ha shifted 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Yelm Five Lose
One-Sided Game

fAfeA ~ fslm Tomatoes fAH
into a blizzard u baskets turned
loose ~ = sh0rpshoosing gang 81
cage nuis oakviils Aconss 70 b.
exact aud Ysln io4t, ss-zs. ~
oakyliIs last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Shoots Above
Coveted 600

Joe Tolottt. leadof man Tor
Broadway Sport Center. Is heading
the bowling parade for the week
with the only 500 total turned in
by more than 400 men and women
bowlers in the Monday and Tues
day leagues.
Tolotti. shooting in the Com
meroial league on the Broadway
alleys. rolled 24e for the high
single game and e22 for the high
total.
The Commercial league goes
into its final week Of the first
half schedule next week, with
five teams still battling for
the first-half title and a
chance at the beautiful Jordan
Bread trophy.
Community Tavern, one Of the
toughest of all competitors and
quintet that has been at or near
the top during the entire first half.
regained the top rung in last
nights matches by winning four
points from Roy Archers. Broad
way Sport Center, 3sth Street
Club. Langeland Furnaces and
Hotel Winthrop. are the remaining
championship contenders.
DAM TOPS GIRLS
High score of the women bowl
ers of the league in last nights
play went to DAM Radonich, lead
ing lady for the Langeland OIL
team, who rolled a SIS total.
There were numerous 200
single game scores, among
them the following: DAM Rad
onich 212, Francis Cady 200,
Cy Wilson 22S, Howard Bailey
21S, Dan Virgillo 225 and 21S,
Erma Musselman 227, Dorothy
Mitchell 21S. John Pyfer 200.
Joe Tolotti 249 and 2O8, and
w. Gray 205.
Results of the matches were:
Shaughnessy Cafe 2. Stationers 2:
Ice Delivery 3, Western Furnaces
/; Jordan's Bread 2, Broadway
Sport Center 2; Langeland Oil 0,
Tacoma Ice 4; Community Tavern
4, Roy Archers o; Royal Arcanum
3, Cammarano Brothers 1; POST
office 0, Exide Batteries 4; LANCE
land Furnaces 3, Hotel Winthrop
]; Cammarano Women 0, Red
men 4.
LARRY OUT IN FRONT
Larry Hoye and Joe Penowich
rolled high scores in the matches
of the City Employees league on
the Broadway alleys. Hope fin
ished with 576, and Joe cracked
out 575. finishing his series with
a 247 single game.
Balls Ben Franklin Store,
leader In the women's KY
Social league, added another
iOur pOiits III the VIII coiuiih
on the X Street Recreation al
leys to bring its season record
TO 10 won and only one lost.
Frances Lister, a member of
the Ben Franklins, led the
scoring in last nights play
with a 1853 single game and
430 total.
A special match between Berg's
Tavern and the Thomas Roofing
women of the Class B Women's
league will be rolled on the Play
Nor alleys at 9 o'clock Thursday
night. The Berg's Tavern team
Is one of the leading pin teams
of the Eagles league.
Ky SOCIAL IEAGIE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
RENToN TO sTART

RENToN - Rudy seppis Rem
ton Indians 20 on the basketball
warpath tonight when they try 10
ambush the Lakeside Lions At
Lakeside,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Steel Shares Lead
Stock Marker Up
MARKETS At 4
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS with a
rush Eatonvilie Cruisers surprised
even their most hopeful supporters
with a 2p-23 victory over Morton
Loggers here last night.
Morton u the Southwest Wash
ington y defending champion and.
with most Of It's team back. " said
to be even stronger this year.
Coach mn I.emn,on's Cruisers
held u l5-s lead nj halftime
but Lockhart's eight poisis In
the last half put tho I.oggers
right hack In the hail game.
Bert Rotter and Milt Thene
looked coed for the Cruisers.
Morton took the second team
game. 2s-15. with Bob winnlow
making 10 points. Jim Morris was
best for Eaionvilie. scoring all Of
his teams nine points the first
half.
A 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Metcalf's ON THE LAM

FIonEIHlfd
long game
doe Well yeterAa. hospital
Angeles, fighting
viii beat off, Even condition left
his letter
Tex lives Mckinley made
Keeps
and his family like do when 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Pro Griidders
Set Records

NEW YORK - National league
professional football teams closed
the record books today on the
greatest offensive campaign in the
history of the SPORT
Every offensive mark, with the
exception of yards gained rushing,
was bettered as the teams. aided
by the most talented collection of
rockies in years, hung up five
forward passing, four ground
gaining, three scoring and two
field goal standards. One field goal
mark was tied.
The Chicago Bears became
the greatest offensive unit In
league annals when they
knocked off six records-twO
In scoring and four in ground
gaining-by running up 298
points and 1888 yards against
III opponents.
S0-POfNT AVERAGE
Green Bay. Western Division
champions, and Washington also
bettered marks in these depart
ments. contributing to new total
league-seoring high of 1892 points,
29s points more than last years
total, and an average of 80 points
per game.
Four new passing performances
led to new total league aerial
efficiency high. Cleveland, led by
Parker Hall, marked up 127 COM
pletions in 253 losses for a SOL
efficiency high, breaking the old
standard by nearly eight per cent
and lettering the former total
competitions by 10.
Washington, spanked by Sammy
Baugh and Frank Filchok, eclipsed
the previous figure by more than
nine per cent when they COM
pleted 1T of POI passes for $50.
GREAT PASSING
Detroit and Philadelphia
each completed 81 forwards in
one game, three more than the
previous record. A total Of
251 competitions out Of 2,2sS
passes by all teams brought
the entire league efficiency TO
42.4 per cent, almost two per
cent better than before.
The New York Giants, whose
skill in kicking field goals gained
them the Eastern Division title in
the game with the Redskins last
Sunday, reached new season high
in that department with IA goals.
This helped elevate the league total
to a new peak of 50. Detroit tied
another field goal mark with four
successive kicks in one game.
The only mark to Withstand this
seasons onslaught was the 2.ss5
yards gained rushing by Detroit in
1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07
Hoop Play Tonight

Park High fsoys Iiasksthsll
league games tonight NJ isilArmlns
gym
bsf p m. Teslfth Street Balls
practice. ESQ D. m. Fiftsensh
Street Tigers W. Bethany PfasDy.
terrain; lib .. m. jefferson Play
field -. First Methodist. D. m..
Blue zsphyfs W. Bons of Ferielss.
sts p. m. fun Cold Dairy -. Firss
Congregational
Games for Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-07

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Brewster City


We are very proud indeed to hon
or the number of boys and
girls who were graduated last
week. Surely these pupils deserve
mentioning: Lucille Adams and
Curtis Brown Of Rivard street were
graduated from the Russell Inter
mediate school last Tuesday from
a class Of III students, One sure
fact find in the Russell school
-is.| ssHtae= school grows=older,- ii
produces real genuine talent, The
exercises were very efficiently pre-
scented al Russell school on Tues
day afternoon
Louis c. Blount was the princi-
pal speaker and he gave a very
wonderful speech.
Entertains: Mrs. L. Harvey and
daughter. Louise, Of Rivard street
were seen Monday morning scamp
erlng to the docks. Where were
they going? They were enroute to
Tasnmo park.
George Davis was seen last Sum
day, Fathers day, visiting his son
at the Maybury sanatorium where
they celebrated the holiday. chat
ting together.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Four Men Get $122
From Bus Driver

Four Negroes reported 10 be i'm
plicsted in the unaTmed holdup OF
a DSR bus driver last Friday are
hunted by police Samuel Barnett
white, 81, Of 6I09 Crane street. stated
that ne was driving west on Nc
Graw at Twenty-fourth street when
he stopped 70 take on what he be-
lieved to be four passengers. Two OF
the men boarded the bus. When ne
started to close the doors. one Of the
men said. Wait, there are two more
getting on
Just then, the driver stated, one
Of the two men on the bus grabbed
the coin changer and both men
Immediately jumped from the bus
and ran away with the two other
men stiit on The sidewalk.
All four men made good their
escape The coin changer CO. tanned
about Sl2, the driver stated. He
was able to give police a descrip-
ton Of the alleged thugs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-24
Shiloh WPA
Ed Classes
In Program

The WPA Adult Education depart
ment Of Shiloh Baptist church, 553
Benton street will present its first
annual program Of the Optimistic
Literary school, Thursday, June %,
at pm.
Glasses are offered by the school
each day OF the week except Satur-
day. Mondsy through Thursday
sessions are held from g am. until
T. noon, and from / to pm, on
Friday There are no fees attached
to the attendance OF the classes.
Rev W NJ Richardson, evangelist
OF the National Baptist Convention
Inc is principal OF the school a.
Shiloh. Other participants on the
program will include: Rev. J S.
Glover. pastor Of Morning Star Bap-
list church. Rev, hurry pastor OF
Mt Moriah Baptist church; Rever-
end Benson, pastor OF Thompson
Avenue Baptist church; i,ev S. D
Ross, pastor Of the Shiloh Baptis.
church; Rev E. NJ Garrison. pastor
OF Israel Baptist church; Mrs. Eliza
beth Payue from the BoaId OF Edu-
cation; John Burns, Mrs Beulah
Smith. Rev H E Owens. pastor OF
Mt Olive Baptist church; Rev. W
NJ. O'Connell, director Of WPA
classes, Detroit, and d. Gailen, gen.
eral director of adult education
Detroit
Inc school organization is under
the direction OF Mrs Daisy Pinks-
ton president; Mrs Elvira Thrish
secretary; Mrs Leland Freeman
treasurer Chalrma not committees