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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

The price Of gasoline includes
approximately zD5 accumulated
taxes
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OBITU ARIES
PETER {. stNDT

Peter Conrad Sundt, II. of 5i5
Ia. Morton ii. died IN local hos
pitai Friday A native Of Norway.
he had lived here 80 years and was
a baker. Surviving are two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Olga Andrea Van Vech-
ten Of San Luis Obispo. Calf. and
Mrs. Jean Annette Masters ~ San
hateo. Calf two Sons. Arnulf q.
and Manfred S Sundt OF Norway.
a sister Miss kaiA Sundt Of Nor
way and six grandchildren. Flu
neral services viii be held at 3
p. m Monday az the storlic chapel,
with Rev { J. johnson II Hope
Lutheran church officiating.
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MRS. ROBERT D.. WRIGHT

Mrs Christina Wright. 81. died
Saturday morning 81 her home
4O2s So. g -. after - years resi-.
dence IN Tacoma She was = mem
bsr Of the ladies auxiliary 10 the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive In.
gineers and Flremen She IL sur
viyed BY her husband Robert r..
u Tacoma. and one daughter Mrs.
e. . Pearson Of Mineral. one
sister. Mrs Jennie Edmundson 81
Long Beach. Calf two brothers.
x X Baiiie n Dies Monies. Ia. and
Jonn y Bailie of Bondurant. Ia. /.
three grandchildren and three
nephe~s. Funeral arrangements
will h announced BY the Z. o
Lynn mOrtuary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-06

On second reading was bill
which would establish legal aid
bureaus for indigents with
Rosellini dissenting. a ma lority Of
the committee had proposed an
amendment 10 set the laws dura.
ton at two years
There IL no point 10 such Ac-
ton. Roseilini told the house
This bill Is designed 10 cope with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Harbor Five
AT ParkIand

Those Pacific Lutheran athletes
are attracting more attention
hereabouts. Il seems they persist
in bringing home the bacon
First 1t was the air-minded
gridders who passed their way into
the hearts of Tacoma fans. Now
II is the current hoop outfit which,
il present indications mean any,
thing. is destined for great ac-
complishments.
Tomorrow night local fans
viii get their first glimpse of
the 19S9-40 edition when they
meet the Aberdeen Junior
College In the Falkland gym.
Aberdeen stands out as
smooth aggregation.
They began their season week
ago by trouncing Linfield, Albany
and Pacific in order on a tour
of Oregon. Coach Cliff Olson evi-
IDENTIFY put a scare in all opposi-
ton, for he was unable to book
an opponent for last weekend.
Friday night they journey TO
Stanwood for an engagement with
the Mount Vernon Parkers. and
Saturday they come home again
for a feature game with 4 picked
group of city league stars. Two
players will be chosen from each
team in the league. This game
will be held in Lincoln gym and be
for the benefit of infantile par
alysis sufferers.
On Wednesday, Dec. 20, Marin
college Of Kentfield, California,
comes here. The Marinites were
champions of the Northern Cali
fornia conference last year and
have the same team this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Sumner Spartans
Haze Bean Feed

SUMNER-Vic Ranta's Sumner
Sparatans closed the books on the
1889 season with a bean feed"
at the high school served by the
girls club.
Three season awards were
announced. Bert Ransome re-
ceived the Rotary Inspiration
award. Merlin Rosin was
elected captain for the season
just ended. Dennis Tanaka
was awarded the Moose lodges
most valuable player trophy.
Coach Ranta announced the let
ter winners. Seniors not back next
year are: Bert Ransome, Ken Nc
Chesney, Ben Helling. Merlin
Rosin. Larry Spencer, Harold Fos-
ter. Don Reincke, Dennis Tanaka,
Wayne Eggert. Howard Schaef-
fer and George Hayashibara.
Juniors: Kermit Dubois, Tom
Onstott, Key Roussell, Henry
Masuda, Tom Peoples. Sopho-
mores: Toshi Uno, Charles Richie
lieu. Gordon Hurd. Otto REESE. Bob
Angelina. Lyle Barry. Ken He'll
ing and Kiyoshi Okada.
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Morton Basket
Hopes Bright

MORTON-With six basket let
termen but only two regulars -
Co-captains Lockhart and Stiltner
from last years Southwest B
champion Morton Huskies. Coach
Reuben Aim may or may not re-
peat his 1o3s-3o triumph this sea-
son.
Aim, himself, says there Is too
much luck In winning champion
ships. but goes on to state that he
thinks the Huskies viii be as good
. team a. last year, II not better.
But Morton win be up there.
On the first squad arc the
following Iettermcn; I1ockhart,
MettIer, Clevlnger, Stiltner.
Otis, and Pigman. Newcomers
are Christensen, Love. Winslow
and Ward. LoclkhArt, Chris
Jensen. W1nsIow, Stiltncr and
Otis arc getting the starting
can 1T present.
Morton's schedule Isl: Lewis
County Jamborec at winlock, Dec
Is: Eatonville. Dec. 10: Roy. Dec
%; Castle Rock Holiday tourna.
ment. Dec. 70. 20. 80; at onalaska
Jan. s, at Mossyrock. Jan. IL
Napavine. Jan. 16: at Randlc. Jan
~: Winlocl<. Jan. rs. at Roy. Jan
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Hockey Trading
Deadline Tuesday

OLYMPIA-President Fred Kis-
lingbury of the Southwest WASH
ington Hockey association an
nounced this morning that Tues
day noon was the deadline for
trading of players.
AS a result the rosters of clubs
will take definite and permanent
form Tuesday night.
Several switches can be ex-
pected.
Games Tuesday find the Mead
ow Lark Dairymen playing Olym-
pia Oil and Wood Products in the
8 o'clock opener. The nightcap
features the H. L. Wolf Wolverines
and the Orphans.
All clubs are tied with two wins
and two losses each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
BY JACK CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press staff Correspondent
CLEVELAND - Two mystery
men of maui from the Golden
West will be unveiled tonight in a
double-header championship box
ing show when AL Hostak of Sc
attic defends his claims to the
middleweight crown and Henry
Armstrong of Los Angeles risks
his welterweight title.
Hostak. alleged blond dynamiter
of the Northwest, energies at last
from his Pacific Coast sanctuary
of swat to display his walloping
wares before a neutral public, and
Armstrong. CALIFORNIA; coffee
tinted invalid, proves with his
punches whether that recent New
York illness was a gag or genuine.
We mean the miseries Of influenza
and grippe that caused cancella-
ton Of Hammering Henry's title
defense against Lou Ambers at
New York on Dec. 1.
Hostak, who II reported
northwcstly 70 be = clouting
composite Of Dempsey, Lomslxi
and Ketchcll. tangles with one
Eric Seclig. n veteran German
refugee, In q 15-round brawl
wherein the "Slammin' Slav''
risks his recognition rs world
middIeweight king by the Ma
tionai Boxing association.
This Is the first time that the
Northwest's backyard battler has
ventured east Of the Rockies.
HANKS TITLE UP
Armstrong, who was convicted
of having the heaves, collie and
housemaid's knee two weeks age
by three New York Boxing com
mission physicians, will defend nj,
1<7-pound diadem over the short,
er distance Of 10 rounds against
Jimmy Garrison OF Kansas City
who amazed the boxing Boswelll
by lasting 10 rounds with Arm
strong at Los Angeles in October
Cleveland's three-man boxin5
commission measures off no maxi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Hostak Fights
Seeli9 Tonight

who wears corduroy trousers and
very grim expression, must be
the hardest hitter of the whisper
ing 1930's If his publicizers are
not exaggerating. Manager Eddie
Marine and Promoter Nate Drux-
man of Seattle declare that Al is
killer" with either hand.
RETURN BOUT, If
They say he has knocked out
about so or 20 professional OPP
ponents. They toss off the num-
Der of rounds Of his victims like
figures in a bingo game: Swede
Berglund. 2; Babe Risko, z; AL
Matthews, Q; Freddie Steele, /;
Solly Kreiger, 4; Chief Paris, 3,
etc.
But just the same, Manager
Eddie Marine has contracted
with Seelig for return bout
within 90 days In case Seelig
upsets the 1876 betting and
beats Blond Al. Incidentally,
Armstrong; manager. Eddie
Mead, tied up Garrison in the
same manner because Of Hur-
ricane Hanks uncertain physi-
cal condition.
If Hostak really deals dynamite
In the ring tonight, his showing
probably will pave the way for
later title tilt with Ceferino Gar
cha, who is recognized as middle
weight champion by the New York
commission.
Promoter Mike Jacobs win be
at the ringside. and it is expected
that he and Manager Marino and
Promoter Druxman will make a
deal" in which Billy Conn may
defend his Interchangeable title
against Hostak at Seattle in re-
turn for Hostak's fighting it out
with Garcia for the ,mdisputed
160-pound crown at New York.
Benny Leonard. former light
weight champion, is slated to ref
cree the Armstrong-Garrison bout
which goes on after the middle
weight title brawl. The latter Is
scheduled to start at $50 p. m.
tPST), and its referee will not
be announced until near ring time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Leaders
Play Tonight
CITY HOOP STANDINGS

Chilla's and johnson Paint hoop
teams meet tonight in the big
game" Of the City basketball
league at Lincoln high gym.
Winner OF the clash. billed TO
start at 7 o'clock. win be undis-
puted leader In the title chase.
In other games Inter-City
Auto Freight, with n chance
10 20 into n tie for second
place, meets Consumers Meat
at 8 o'clock, while California
Florists faces off against Cam
maranos At 9:15. This latter
tilt win be broadcast by Jerry
Geehan and Larry Huseby
over radio station KMO.
There Is little to choose between
Chilla's and the Painters. Both are
composed OF smart, veteran hoop
sters. who are tall, fast and deadly
accurate at hitting the center Of
a hoop with a basketball.
CHII.LA'S HAVE EDGE
Chilla's has. perhaps, a shade
advantage on the comparative rec
ords. Ed Grant and his sharp
shooters have won their three VIC
tories. including that over the
strong Inter-city club. with min
imum of trouble. But the Paints
were forced into an overtime ses-
sion last Thursday night before
gaining a triumph over the Flor
lists.
There are many league follow
ers, however, who are actively
backing the colors Of the Painters,
winners Of the championship last
year. Playing manager is former
All-American Hal Lee.
Ed Grant, who viii manage
= team Of City league all-stars
which n 70 meet Pacific Luz
theran college In n charity tilt
Saturday night, was expected
to make his selections tomor-
row.
Grant indicated he would choose
two players from each team in the
loop, making up what should be
team good enough to meet the
powerful Lutheran quint on even
terms.
Proceeds Of the tint, billed for
Lincoln high gym at o'clock, will
60 to President Roosevelt's infan-
tile paralysis fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Independents
Open Tuesday

Tacoma's second ranking league.
the Independent AS and 'B'sr,
will open a six-games-a-night sea
son Tuesday night at 7 O'Clock on
the Stadium naples. Play VII con-
tinue until Feb. %, shortest season
In the loops history
The dozen member teams are all
set with nearly six weeks Of prac-
tice behind them, and appear to
be in good shape.
Only Valleys, Inc. is returning
to the "A" loop. while Archer's
Confectionery has moved from the
"B" to the "A"
Wheeler-Osg Is returning
after a couple of years alb
sence. Pacific Mutual Fuel,
Y. NJ. c. A. and Northwest
Chair are the new members Of
the senior division.
B'Nai Birth Jewish team Is back
with promise of winning something
like their seventh league champion
ship. Community House and Amer
lean Lake also return to the "B"
fold. New teams are Chilla's. Ma
rine Reserves and the Eagles.
All the "A" division games will
be played on the boys floor, with
the "B" contests getting exclusive
use of the girls naples.
INDEPENDENT "a" LEAGUE
First RoundD
Tuesday, Dec. 12-7, Pacific Mu-
tual Fuel vs.. Y. NJ. c. A.; 8, Archer
Confectionery VS.. Valleys, Inc; 8,
wheeler Osgood VS.. Northwest
Chair.
Thursday, Dec. III, Archer
Confectionery VS.. Pacific Mutual
Fuel; 8, Northwest Chair VS.. Y. Nj.
G. A.; 8, Wheeler-Osgood VS.. Nal
les, Inc.
Tuesday, Dec. 49,, Northwest
Chair VS.. Archer Confectionery; 8,
Wheeler-Osgood VS.. Y. Nj. c. A.;
8, Valleys, Inc, VS.. Pacific Mutual
Fuel.
Thursday, Dec. 21-7, Valleys,
Inc, VS.. Northwest Chair; 8, Y. NJ.
c. A. VS.. Archer Confectionery; 8,
Wheeler-O sgood VS.. Pacific Mutual
Fuel.
Tuesday, Jan. 81, Wheeler
Osgood VS.. Archer Confectionery;
8, Pacific Mutual Fuel VS.. North
west Chair; 8, Y. nj. C. A. VS..
Valleys, Inc.
INDEPENDENT 'B" LEAGUE
First Round)
Tues day, Dec. 49,, B'Nai
Birth VS.. Chilla; 8, Community
House VS.. American Lake; 8, Ma
rine Reserves VS.. Eagles.
Thursday, Dec. IA, Eagles VS..
Community House; 8, Marine Re-
serves VS.. Chilla's; Q, American
Lake VS.. B'Nai Birth.
Tuesday, Dec. 49,, Community
House VS.. B'Nai Birth; 8, Eagles
VS.. Chilla's; Q, Marine Reserves vs..
American Lake.
Thursday. Dec. al, Marine
Reserves VS.. Community House; s,
B'Nai Birth VS.. Eagles; 8, Chilla's
vs.. American Lake.
Tuesday, Jan. al, American
Lake VS.. Eagles; 8, Chilla's VS..
Community House; o, Marine Re-
serves VS.. B'Nai Birth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
BLACKHAWK ROOKIE SEES
SKYSCRAPER FIRST TIME

CHICAGO Douglas Bentley,
Chicago Blackhawk rookie, for
the first time saw a building
higher than four stories when
he reached st. Paul on his way
to Chicago this year. Bentley
Is from remote Canadian
prairie region.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Kapowsin Winner

kAPOWSIN = Playing on their
own floor, Ernie Cope's Kapowsin
Loggers reversed a Dec. l defeat
by trouncing Morton Huskies, Al
n, Friday night at Kapowsin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12

Woade'o Boys club won : double
header last weekend when the
Blus Devils dcfeated the Y. NJ
G. A. Pioneers. - 10 ~. and the
Grey Ghosts defeated the Pioneers.
~ 70 II.
n1en1e O. @. (s1) CID Y. N. G. A.
1aolnrich (o) -. ...... Johnson
okadn ~. ....F.... CD Koshah
olson (7o) ....c....... 90 Haul
Jensen (1o) -. q. $50. al Miller
WII1mnn (1o) g. ..... G. Bell
=. -. G. ~ sub.: Rohrs. Mack
az. DGsade. referee; Peese, timer;
1Iznpeon, scorer.
NJ Grey Ghost and Blue Devils
wiIl have ! practice Tuesday. 8 70
I:>o 4 ~ Mason gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
CORNERED COFFIN CORNER

TEMPE, Ariz.-Wayne (Ripper)
Pitts, star punter for Arizona
State Teacher Sun Bowl entrant,
kicked 80 times this year, but only
had seven of his efforts returned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
oL0RFUL LUTHERANS OPEN LOCAL HOOP SEASON TOMORROW
On the Lam
--With -

VITA
Elliott Metcale
Rr-r-rr-rvl Good morning. Mister Winter. Where va
- been 50 lonas...
OUT there's much to generate heat at that For instance
the last state legislatures action in repeating the law
s, was ed 70 ad nr ds o the @ age
pension tdy went into that channel annually Then the
sn' sa's1.' 1n' =
THAT exciting game in the massive Los Angeles
stadium Saturday between the Trojans and the Bruins
:. No doubt Of that -.
BIZ ink q tie greater thrills that would have come to
He for that crowd Of 900 FANS had the college been
'Es spss insofar q sstas. WAS concerned Co.,
nA TIE favores and moral victory which vacant for the
sdoobtsy would with probably being
exchanged one Or more mes Certainly there hardly would have
Psssasl pss. passing anywhere
~ summaga picture clearly
= :. = = s ss s s~ ps. :.
- nv yaras nom behind nne Of scrimmage
You picture too what would have taken place had the goal
ro goal une they pro
1ack q TIE end nune where college bah places them
ascek having plays
fsed Even With such apparent kicking weakness the Trojans and
~ Bruins would certainly have for field goals had the
ps ben O Re goal ns = IN the days of old as in pro
nzasss.t hs..s saturday. course.
49, e.susA tire attaching Of football
- 1ssssu basis with the de-
fn1e SPORT doubt but that the intensity
- exelle1aent wss1d have searsd to greater height
soos e ls.asIhp .ch.nsnx Or continually threatened
xss W grand and exciting contest Saturday largely be-
s.ss - s pstson depended upon the ou''0" but there
on Pop Warner The correct dea cut the bands that
hsnPa ~ attack y college football Scores are the ultra thrill
z Il =. sp.. sssy s.asi.sssd ono Of YOU listen. ANY
s.s - dss1.s nay have can b put . use By the
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1rons oetrday Two yards Yet to forget entirely
xR ~ w 4. il favor q feeding ducks because you
- nsnbsr = dub where the rank and file hunters
Nkss fss1ins ~ Iss.l W common punks who did not
kpng = enb II not get much shooting. Now II the
nce v kn1e 80 aport Al II r. An fun Of wild duck
~ ss 81 ~ ,ss ssess s:ss privilege. for eus owner.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
Games Tonight

Park Church-Fraternal and In
dustrial basketball games tonight
at Bellarmine: 6:45. Parklan d
Trinity Lutheran VS.. Messiah Luz
theran: 8. Epworth Methodist VS..
First Methodist; 9. Latter Day
Saints Va. Tahoma Camp Wood
men OF World.
Games for Tuesday at Bellar-
mine: 6:45. Knapp's Business coll
lege vs.. Central Lutheran; s.
Northwest Door Co. vs.. Puyallup
Christian: Q. Peterman Manufac-
turing vs.. Northern Pacific shops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
TWO TEAMS
TOP LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING

In the feature game of the after
noon the strong Holy Rosary team,
led by Bob Pullar with IA points,
defeated the SITS. Peter & Paul
team 26-18, the score at the half
being 8-8.
In another thrilling ball game,
st. Rita's defeated Visitation, "a
to Is.
st. Patrick's, led by v. Harkins
with 10 points, beat Sacred Heart,
27-13.
In the opening game of the af-
ternoon, All Saints, playing with
only five players, were no match
for the rejuvenated Holy Cross
team. Holy Cross won, 1914,
Strbick being high point man for
Holy Cross with IA points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-12
hrs LAW ON COURT

DETROIT - Fred Spurgeon.
former Cleveland Indian infielder,
il refereeing professional basket
ball games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-06
CHURCH COUNCIL .
 CONFINES FRIDAY
State Groups to Meet in New Haven-Dr. Atkin-
 son to Speak

The Connecticut Council of Churches and Religious Education will hold a statewide conference on the subject, "The Church as a Peacemaker in World at War" Friday at the First Methodist church, New Haven.
 Sponsored by the international committee of the association, the program will include afternoon and evening sessions, and dinner meet ing fo the Connecticut Peace Con- ference at the YMCA.
 Rev. Theodore Ainsworth Greene will preside at the sessions. Wayne Womer is executive secretary.
 The Connecticut Peace Confer ence will hold an open cafeteria supper meeting in the middle room of the New Haven YMCA, Howe and Chapel streets, at 6:l5 p. m. Every one Is cordially invited to this sup- per meeting and a short address will be given by Dr. Henry A. Atkin- son, general secretary of the World Alliance for International Friend ship Through the Churches, pr, Atkinson travels the world over.
 The supper meeting will adjourn in time to return to the First Meth odist church for the public con- versation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-06
HARVARD YOUTH
 HALTS WEDDING
Hygiene Dept. of College Blocks Marriage, Be-
 cause Boy Is III

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. 6.-(UP). Banning a bedside wedding, Har- yard University's hygiene depart- ment ruled today that a graduate student, i'll with sore throat, must defer his marriage to his hometown sweetheart until he is released from the infirmary.
 A year ago Fred Ralph Suits, 23, O. Little Rock, Ark, intended to marry Miss Barbara Neville Bos- singer, 20, also of Little Rock, but he won a Rhodes scholarship which forbade him marrying. Later, how ever, the regulations were changed and he sent for Miss Bossinger, planning to wed last Saturday.
 When Miss Bossinger arrived here Saturday the intended best man met her and informed her that Suits was sick. The wedding was post poned until tomorrow.
 The best man and Miss Bossinger then sought to obtain a marriage Ii. cense by proxy so there would be no further delay. It was refused them until they produced affidavits proving Suits could not appear.
 When the license and flve-day waiver had been obtained, the bride and bridegroom prepared for a bed- side wedding but the Harvard hygiene department prohibited 1t,
 Suits is expected to leave the in- firmary later this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-12-06
SHERIDAN CoUNCI. K. OF c.

Sheridan council, 24, Knights of Columbus, voted at its regular meeting last night irf- the Colum- bus club, 79 North Main street, to donate a bell for the newly-built St. Anthony's church in Prospect. Officers of the council were in- structed with the work of pur- chasing and making the presenta- tion which will be the occasion of a public gathering in Prospect later in the winter.
 Under the sponsorship of the local Knights of Columbus a series of sixteen broadcasts will be given over radio station VERY starting in January. Rev. J. Oliver Cronan, chaplain of the council, is in charge of arrangements for these broadcasts which will be heard once a week.
 Support of Bishop Maurice F. McAuliffe's drive against indecent literature in the Hartford diocese was also voted by the council last night.
 District Deputy John J. Wrinn of Naugautck installed the new officers of the council. Charles E. Mcdonald is grand knight for the coming year.