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Evening star., 1939-10-30

s. '5o-NEAR l4th AND NICHOLSON
Sts NV -Detached; lot 55x85: near
stores buses etc. d lovely rms > baths
h-wh. Price includes a thorough going
over, such as paper. paint. new stove, etc
300 cash required 1t won't last-call
MeI otou I'll pm. LEO NJ BERN
STEIN d CO 11S ath 81 n W
Evening star., 1939-10-30
NEW DETACHED BRICK.

S6,450-F H. A. APPROVED
This is truly nice house for the moAey.
Located in one of the best suburbs. half
SQUARE to schools, one block TO bus. 3
squares to stores. Other features include
large porch. automatic heat. slate roof
inspect call Mr.. Fields. Georgia 2O42
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
Silver Spring Office
s433 Georgia Ave Shep 5o0o
Evening star., 1939-10-30
FARMS FOR SALE.

90 ACRES. NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE: Is
acres clear, balance wooded; stream: nice
ly located. 1S miles from D. C. over o. S,
Route gil. Price. $4,000; terms FREN-
EEL. Mclean. Va. Falls Church S37-W-1 l.
Evening star., 1939-10-30

GEORGIA AVE. LOT. EXCELLENT BUsI-
ness location: 30-ft. front by 14O #. deep
win sell or build to suit. Will finance for
PAUL p, STONE. ADAMS os53
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TAKOMA PARK

IHhON1A Park.
p rooms bath. frame bungalow. Hot
water heat; oil burner. garage. Lot 5Ox2OO
~. One bLock from transportation Price
$3.50, Small cash payment, bal. less
naat Tnan rent ,,For For inspection. cali Nj. Ben
Evening star., 1939-10-30
-HuLI1M HEIGHTS

CHILLUM HEIGHTS.
:, Detached brick, Il rooms, bath: air con-
citloned with gas; bult-in garage Reason
able cash payment: monthly payments less
than rent. Mr. Partlow. Ra 1885,
WAPLE e. JAMES INC.
1924 14th ST. NV Di 334s.
CHILLUM 10 JEFFERSON ST. N.E-3
large bedrooms feature this home with
bult-In garage, quiet street. "a block from
schooi. Drive out New Hampshire ave 10
concord, turn left u block to North Cap
lloI then lett y block to Jefferson. $50
down, S62 30 month.
Evening star., 1939-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

5O7 9TH ST. SE.-OnEN; 7 r.. . KIT: 2
families: new condition; S25O-S6O. Your
agt.. or OWNER, North 6l76. 30.
HAVEN'T YOU PICTURED ONE OF THOSE
delightful Dutch Colonial bricks sheltered
o5talnable at the low price of S945O?
ms is real picture home, located in
american University Park. Three bedrooms
Oh neat large living room. copper pipes
throughout. THOS. l. PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900
until 9 pm 35IS Conn aye ''"
Evening star., 1939-10-30
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENT SITE FOR SALE.

1919 N. H AVE- ROOMS 4 EXPO
restricted: Frlgldaire; pvt park: discount
for equity: leaving city. GF f267.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
City Bowling League Opens

for the jewelers..
PACKERS START
carstens Packers started the season
strong with q four-point win over
Pacific Match. Bill Lcftwich rolled
his o13 for the Packers. and Tom
Blansy Contributed 56z and Bcotty
Murdoch 55l. Sam Coles was high
for Pacific Match with b3s.
Griffin Fuei bowisrs lost the first
game 70 Coast Brush but came back
strong 70 win the final two games
and tho point for total pins. Pete
Schultz rolled 500. Rick Johnson 53B
and Henry Wiley b5l for the ruels.
x AIT H sg2 was high for Coast Brush
Two other leagues, the Gas COM
pany and the Class b Women's, also
started play at the Broadway alleys
"wednesday night. Prank Armstrong
rolled q at game for the high single
in the Gasco circuit and Verne Ola
turned In 400 for the best total. uni
versai Ranges won four from Ruby
Furnaces and Penfield Water Heaters
won three from Wedgewood Ranges.
In tho Glass b Women's league,
Marion Reirner was outstanding with
III for the high single game ana
459 for high total. Rhodes Brothers
ladies rolled ee1 for high team single
and 1862 for the high team total.
The next Tacoma league 70 get
underway at the Broadway alleys VIII
be the Class A Women's circuit, which
starts Friday night At e;i5 O'Clock.
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SPORTSMEN ASK
FISH HATCHERY

The Tacoma Sportsmen's assoc
iation and the Hood Canal as
ISOLATION have joined in asking that
the City of Tacoma construct ana
maintain the year-round a food
fish hatchery on the skokomish
river.
The sportsmen's organizations
insist that an emergency exisls
and that since the construction OF
the dam at Lake Cushman fish
life has been denied its access 10
the higher river waters to spawn
and perpetuate their species.
1t was pointed out that
under the state law the City
of Tacoma Is responsible In
cutting off the skokomish
river without installing fish
ladder.
The Tacoma Sportsmen's assoc
iation. which met last night to
take this official action, also con-
tributed 500 to the DR.. siegle
memorial fund. DR.. siegle, late
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
RED sOX HAVE FIGHT

Bill Leftwich and Doc Aaczen
started off the City Bowling league
season Wednesday night at the
Broadway alleys with scores Of
more than 600. Leftwich rolled
623 for the high total OF the
league and Maczen was not far
behind with Gil.
Mayor J. J. Kaufman and Safe
ty Commissioner Holmes Eastwood
officially open the City campaign
with brief remarks to the bowlers
and their friends by rolling the
customary first balls down the
drives.
Vic johnson, shooting for CO.
1umbia Breweries, turned In the
best single game Of the first ses-
sion with a Ze8 In his first game.
Collins, each with sos. the Pioneer
Beer team rolled 2945 team total
for the high team score. The Pioneers
also rolled the high single game, q
count Of li01, and won three points
from the Caswen Optical shooters.
Adam Kschulis and Jack Ingersoll
were high for the Caswells. With 6o2
and 54e, respectively.
Dale's Service took the measure OF
last years champion johnson Paint
team. three points TO one. Chuck
Kings rolled $50 TO lead the Service
men and Norman Gustafson led hii
Painters with 5s6.
Columbia BreWeries won four from
Merrick a. Race. Vic johnson missed
800 by only three pins 70 lead ths
Brewers. Doc Maczen's GIL was high
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.suss~< zee ~ ~~iy v~es 80
Al sesseaf 49, pat<s~1 . Hs~-
hsss~s. A ae~sss ps&y hats~1
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Cnunis MACK sac HE fret hati
game ssncs - ~as stssessa with
lllness hires saaths sgo ws<n he
watched has Athlssles io~~ Ia The
senators. a-1 Dutch i.<anasd hsid
the A.. 10 nine hits 10 ~in he
nth game.
csneannssi Increased Va National
league lead 10 o. game. ~ dlssa-
ing a aouhlshe.Ssf with pittsburgh
while the Cardinals were rcsstsd ~
the Cubs. Ths Pirates won the
opener. %. in II innings. taking
advantage Of tho Reds five errors
Freys low throw In The ninth per-
mitsed ths Pirates 20 tie the score
and Joost's iow throw let IN the
winning run In the nth.
The Reds won the niKhtcap. IA.
in 10 innings. bshind Paul Der
ringer who won his 18th game.
Hll wsrber's double over
vauEhan's head drove In Myers
with the winning tally In the after
piece.
Larry Preach Scored his
NTH straight triumph and his
18th Of the season when ~
pitched the Cubs IN IN easy
LIS victory over the Cards.
French hit . homer With one
ON. MN Niehoison and Rip
Russell also homcred.
The Giants beltod Bili Posdel
Tor IL hits In six frames and beat
The Bees. 1914. Harry Curnbsrt
went the route for the first time
N 10 starts 10 win his i4th victory.
Brooklyn's seve n game night
drew a total Of 20S.zh
after 2o,13s fans paid 10 see ths
Dodgers end the arc Hight season
At Ebbets field last night with .
II victory over the Phiilies
Luke Hamlin hung up his nth
victory. scattering eight hits.
ninth J. inning homer
spoiled his bid for a shutout. Dixie
Walkers two singles drove In both |
he Do6ger tailies.
Yesterdays Hero - Joe DiMag-
no. Ysnks' dynamiter, who made
A single and homer In two times
1t bat TO give his team a victory
,ver the Red sox and keep his
batting average In the 400 class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
Joe Dimasgio Again Shows
Why He Stands Out Is Ace

NonA-scns people &ons 3ypHseAsts se~ Nasxxm -
IA
never PIT sn~snt ssfu~ ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07

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ansttNd fsu hasrxts "a fra
sgoAN M tSslNx3s
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aFsttts anaHHaH5# taaaa.s Va 90 80
SUMMARY
Losing riiE ssf Barrett tnntass
Pit ted Barrett . nofaAno . ~ hat,
eft Barrett ~ @ctfAne Z hsfs eff
nArtsst Funs scafsd. off nAffsit Z
runs resposssibas fer haileu ;. Bar
Fstt 4 stfuek cut ~ HAiiuu J. Bar
Fstt , bAsea on bAlis Oft hsfrets ,
hit - pitcher holder ~ hsffett oft
Of bases. een FsaHtls6a a. seattle q
noans run. Jennings tso=bsss ait.
Htrs runs betted Ia. rain }. Ls~-
fsncs etrsnss atofsT. Jennings 4
sacrifice hit Barrett ataisn he~es,
Archie. seThsri Lawrence mAsFsia.
double play Nrishs 90 Pain tins.
II. umpires. Edwards ana Foweil.
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SUMMARY
stolsp hs~es, hlifsy .. f~sis q q
Tptisf<sns ssefiftes nits. Miller, Vie.
Carlson. wefbssks. tve.beas hits.
VILLA. Carlson thfe< sbe>s hitn.
i&sis hasne run, Ainnitu, dpuhte
s..s, rlnnisu Y n@s'ss n...s 70 .s. .i..
Co .. Csmmafsno brass q stsstch
out. ~ hIehsslsen Z. -. nssan :
base ON halls, of Miehseisen ., Oft
Raglan ,. Wild pitch. hishs~isan.
pssssd hall. Lennon. his ~ pitched
ball. hiifoys tina of game. 30,
umpifes. etass-yofsytbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
City Circuit
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07

Tacoma mayor, gave years of his
life for the advancement Of game
matters here. Earl Colson, ST.,
president Of the Salmon Conserya-
ton league, spoke in behalf of the
proposed memorial.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07

SUMMARY
stolen hasrs fefuknosH Sacrifices
flts Reich. MAttaa. Abbott. Noun
tain tWu-has@ hlI. n johnson ..
kite Hartman J three .bass hit.
oarTstson. double paays Hartman TO
Cpibrrn 70 0Arrttson J Reich - Cit
ford 70 MAttos. left on bass. YAKIMA
10 Tacoma "a ~ hitk : runs of
Kittls IN e. innings ] hit ! run off
Marshall IN - innings. II hits. 5
runs off Oppsit IN Q Innings plus.
no hlts no runs off Porter IN l in
ming struck out. by kittle ,, bY
Oppelt /. Porter !. runs bAtted IN.
Springer. r. johnson J. kitiie. Mat
los q oarreison. Abbott, Mountain.
oppelt: bases on balls off Kittle 5.
Marshall 2. off Oppeit o. winning
pitcher. Oppeii; losing pitcher kittle
MT b. pitched ball. LorenK by oppelt.
time % game. 2.2o. umpires. Clarke
and Nelson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07

dispute. bal for
every ore she
takes exception
"a eth ar 81
them IN pro.
iace 10 who'll
v o I Q Z h Q
straight DlMax-
gle ticket
DI N kia
never had . bet
ter day than
yesterday. when
he exploded his
26th honaer 20
give the YAM
KEGS q al VIC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
VANCOUVER

Two-hase hit, Stewart. three base
hit, McCue: home runs, Harris. Light
ner: sacrifice hit. Merrill. stolen
bases, Caiiteaux. Stewart. Bliss. Har-
rls 2; struck out By Merrill ., Snee-
han /, Harris 2: bases on balls OF
Merrill off SheehAn Q. off Harris
none; Q hits and 10 runs off shee-
han in 81 innings; losing pitcher
SheehAn: wild pitch. Merrill: double
plays. Sickle 20 Cailteaur 20 hcCue,
q left on bases Bellingham 10. van
couver 5: time OF game. 80, UNI
pires. Randolph and Stewart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
CARDS CLAIM MARK

ST. LoUIs-The Cardinals are
claiming some sort Of record for
winning seven straight double
headers this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07

Yoa newer hear thsm eftskise
him Cor not hssas stas 10 III -
fed. In fact psMsxgse V the
greatest hister IN baseball snd ths
creates, oatflridsr a. ~sii. Those
sssssfnsnss are not entirely hsyuaad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
Bowlers to Meet

Commercial league bowlers viii
meet at the Play-Mor alleys Thurs
day at p. m. to make final plans
for the opening of the season, Mon
day, Sept. II, at z p. m.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-07
BENcAlS CONTINUE WINNING
FORM AND HOLD THEIR SPOT
Browns
Also Winners

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Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

Pocatello regained top position
N the Pioneer league "Wednesday
after defeatin gthe league-leading
Twin Falls Cowboys, To.
Twin Falls ..............
Pocatello ...........,.s. II
Wry, Kendall and Decarloi Mel
son and Ballinger.
Boise 2, Lewiston 4.
Salt Lake 0, Ogden s.
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HostAs back on the thruns. and
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seed a. a sigh, town. offers moth
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attic
The world lows winner
There's no argument Ia tho con.
trary. HsstAk has bren = winnes
sase for the tim~ krierrS sens
him 60 the hospital With bussnd
hands via the Kruger head routr
Hoetak came back to remove tins
crown from krieger's head In Ne
attic. That still keeps Hostak
winner In his own back, ard. ~hers
middieweight dollars have flowed
through the turnstiIes by ths
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
Now. Apostoli has not been q
winner. He also lacks the punch
and the color of the Savage Slsv
The two whippings dealt him BY
the feather-hittlng Billy Con took
heavy prestige from him. The re-
cent controversial decision he Won
from Glenn Lee in the east also
has rubbed additional prestigs
from his gate magnetism, or what
little he ever had even al his
peak
Also. against Hostak. Apostoii
has everything 20 gain, nothing "a
lose. What silly claims he has "a
the title come from his home state
lust generous gesture. And
Also from New York, which has
used him merely - one Of the
many pawns controlled by the
Jacobs mob. II might be thai
even the New York mob In no"
sour on him. They and the folks
back there want . winner. The,
soon forget n loser. And Apostol
of late has certainly not been q
winner -.
1t Is entirely possible that Fred
can beat Hostak, the while draw
ing down a fair-sized hunk Of fight
sugar. II he can do that he car
command big money as a cham
pion. He never has been able tC
get beyond the small money
bracket, even with the New Yori
mob behind him pulling th'
strings -.
COAST league hockey player
~ have made up their minds u
at least begin play this season
They remember that the fast ic'
sport went along during the Worit
war and are taking 1t for grantee
the same can be done this season
regardless Of the new war and Ia
which Canada, home Of most o.
the players, undoubtedly Will taxi
a Dromiuent part
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SUMMARY
Losing pitcher Thomas. struck out,
BY Thomas 5. Prlm o Radonits ].
bases on balls. off Thomas J. Prim !.
Radonits !: tNo-base hitA sovtkoff ,.
Hawkins 2. fernandek. sacrifice hIts.
Thomak. Rothrock. double plays.
Rothrock 20 J. Collins. Hawkins 20
Jeffries 70 Frederick Cihocki 70 J.
Collins, English 70 stringer 70 J. Col
linA. Stringer 70 Cihocki 70 J. Collins.
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tory over the Boston Red sox.
With the score tied. Ii. piMaggio
tried TO win the game In the sixth
when he led off with a single and
stole second. He seldom tfsss 10
steal but when he does It's be-
cause he's trying 10 win ball
game. His teammates left him
stranded.
DiMaggio took the Issue into his
own hands in the eighth and wal
loped lus,y homer into the left
field stands. breaking up a hurting
duel between Lefty Conner and OF
Nose Grove.
II was a heartbreaker for Grove
10 lose. making the third straight
time he's failed In an effort TO
notch No. ID.
-Four Red sox errors Zone by
himself) made II tough for Grove.
who allowed seven hits. Gomez
gave up only six and had perfect
support
RED sOx HAVE FIGHT
The Yanks now lead the Amer
lean league race by 1871 games
and the Red sox are going To be
hard put TO hold second place
against the hustling White sox
who beat the Browns. 7-2. John
Rigney won his 18th straight. The
White sox now are only 81 games
back of the runner-up Red Sox.
Detroit moved Into virtual
fourth-place tie with Cleveland
by beating the Indians, TO.
Rudy York's 14th homer after
Gehringer had walked &c
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HOLLYWOOD

xBatted for Ardizoia IN eighth
zBatt1d for Aoncrief IN ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
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SUMMARY
Losing pitcher, Nuncrief; struck
out, b. Freitas 8, ATdizoia 10, Mum
Grief /; bases on balls. off freitas 2.
Ardlzoia 4; home runs, orengo 2.
three base hits, Adams 2. Marshall.
two base hits, cissel, Norman, Har-
rts, Freitas; sacrifice hits. Ardizoia,
Uhalt. Wieczorek. stolen base, Orengo.
double plays, Garibaldi 70 Borgmann
70 erik, Hoover to Cissell 70 Gabriel
son.
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Yesterdays Hero 49, Joe DiAag-
gio. Ysnks' dynamiter, who made
single and homer In two times
at bat TO give his team a victory
over the Red sox and keep his
batting average In the .405 class.
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want, tie the packages securely,
tuck the change in where they'll
not lose it, and then we see that
they get across the street safely.
Evening star., 1939-12-08
City News in Brief
TODAY.

xOOax.
Dinner, United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, Maynower Hotel, 7 pm,
Dinner. Brooklyn Chapter, Ameri-
can College Of Surgeons, Mayflower
Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Graphic Arts, Annapolis
Hotel, Z pm.
Meeting, War Mothers, Raleigh
Hotel, 8 pm.
Dance, Telephone Company, Ac-
counting Dept, Hay-Adams House,
Q pm.
Dance, West Virginia State So
ciety. Raleigh Hotel, . pm.
Convention, Maryland, District Of
Columbia and Virginia Laundry
Owners Association, willard Hotel,
all day.
Convention, American Public We'll
fare Association, Wardman Park
Hotel, al day.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon. Peoples Life Insurance
Co., Hamilton Hotel. pm.
Luncheon, George Washington
University High School Conference,
Mayhower Hotel, noon.
Luncheon, Walter Reed Gray
Ladies. Mayaower Hotel, / pm.
Meeting, Southeastern Associat ton
Teachers Of Speech, Mayfower
Hotel. 2 pm.
Dinner, Electrolux Corp, Raleigh
Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Delta Theta Phi, Lafay-
cite Hotel, Z pm.
Dinner. Masters Association uf
1887, Lafayette Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Hand Laundry, Ambassa-
dor Hotel, o pm.
Dinner, Gridiron Club, Willard
Hotel, 7:15 pm.
Dinner, Providence College Club,
Willard Hotel, 7:30 pm.
Meeting, Philosophical Society of
Washington, Cosmos Club, S:15 pm.
Convention, American Public We'll
fare Association, Wardman Park, all
day.
Dance, Tau Epsilon Phi, Hamilton
Hotel, 10 pm.
Dance, Orange Disc Club of Gulf
OIL Co., Wardman Park, 10 pm.
Dance, National Association Of
Special Messengers, Annapolis Hotel,
8 pm.
Dance, Southeastern University,
Carlton Hotel, 10 pm.