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Evening star., 1939-10-22
Regular Veterans
Association

National Senior Vice Comdr. Vic
tor E. Devereaux, as chairman of
the Dinner Committee of the Gen.
Malin Craig Post, announces a din
ner in honor of Carl Gardner, ma
tional commander, on November 3
at 1418 New York avenue NV. The
following guests have been invited ::
Representative James E. Van Zant
of Pennsylvania, Millard w. Rice,
legislative representative, v. F. w;
DR.. Don S. Knowlton and Mai.
Harvey L. Miller, boxing commits
sioners of the District of Columbia,
and George D. Riley, an honorary
member of the post. A gift will be
presented to the national COM
mander.
A special meeting has been called
for November l at 1903 Fourteenth
street NV. The next regular meet
ing will be November Z.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Order Of De MoIuy

The newly selected officers of Rob-
ert LIE Bruce Patrol are: Captain,
Larry Thurston; first sergeant, Leo
Warner; platoon sergeant, Staten
Stevens; corporals. Joe Kelly, John
Newman. Herrone BARLEY. Achille
Burklin and Boswell Clark. The
second degree will be conferred on
Tuesday before Royal Arch Masons.
Plans are being made to have q
Halloween dance on October 81 at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Rebekuh LODGES

The Rebekah Assembly will give
q turkey dinner at Odd Fellows
Temple November from to 7.
Martha Washington Lodge will
give q candlelight tea November 9
at the temple.
Mrs. Una Dorsey has invited men,
bers of the order to attend a card
party at her home, COS Ashland
avenue, Riverdale, Md, next We'd
nesday evening.
On October IS Mount Pleasant
Lodge will entertain at the Odd
Fellows Home. On October 20 Mir
lam Lodge Will bold divine services
at the home.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
Order Of Jobs Duuqhters

Bethel No. held an initiation
as guests of the Chevy Chase Ma
sonic Lodge Tuesday evening, when
the following were initiated: Pa
tricia Yoder, Barbara Ann Avery,
Dorothy Garland and Jane Harris.
On Friday night a business meet
ing was held, followed by a sur
prise birthday celebration for Daddy
Pitt, former associate guardian,
followed by a Halloween party.
Marjorie Pitt, honored queen, has
selected today as her "Go to Church"
Sunday at the II o'clock service at
the Chevy Chase Methodist Church.
On Saturday afternoon the choir
had luncheon at the Neptune
room, followed by a movie party.
The new choir officers are: Florence
Bickings, president; Virginia Riley,
secretary; Nadine Miller, vice presi-
dent, and Jean Huey, treasurer.
The new officers for the Sports
Club are: President, Florence Gil
rard; vice president and secretary,
Edith Harrington; treasurer, Betty
Bell. On october 2S the Sports Club
will have a New England dinner
from $50 to pm. at the home of
Edith Harrington, 6409 Beechwood
drive, Chevy Chase, Md. Follow
ing the dinner they will attend the
meeting at Bethel No. 6. Each at
tending the dinner Is asked to bring
guest who might become inter-
ested in joining this bethel.
The Mother Club met at the home
Of Mrs. NJ v. Sngelbach Thursday
evening, Mrs. s. S. Yoder and Mrs.
Bruce Yoder acting as co-hostesses.
Bethel No. 5 will exemplify the
initiatory work before Miriam Chap
ter. o. E. s., on November 13.
The bethel was host to Daddy
Butler, accompanied by several of
the girls from Portsmouth, Va, on
October. 13.
Shirley Mason, Margaret Jones.
Catherine Davidson. Janet Jenkins,
Frances Tew and Elsia Carr will be
initiated on October n.
Bethel No. 3 will meet October 26.
The entertainment will be surprise.
On Wednesday at 7:30 pm. the hik-
ing club will meet at the home Of
Beverly Batchelder. 360S Twenty.
second street NE.
Evening star., 1939-10-22
Daughters Of the Nile

Capt. Lila White announces q
drill rehearsal Monday, 7:30 pm,
Central High School.
Queen Bessie M. Dickey announces
q turkey dinner at Almas Temple
on November IS. also q rummage
sale November 20 and 81 at 1107
Fourth street S.W. Save your rum
mage.
Princess Henrietta Vance was
hostess to the Omcers Club at her
home, 2823 9 street NV.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Bethel No. 3 will meet October 26.
The entertainment will be a surprise.
On Wednesday at 7:30 pm. the hik-
ing club will meet ct the home Of
Beverly Batchelder. 360S Twenty.
second street NE.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

The 1887 Association of Matrons
and Patrons will hold its annual
banquet on october % at the CONT
mental Hotel. For reservations call
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Clay L. Jennison, master of Chevy
Chase Lodge, has called rehearsal
tomorrow at pm.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Mrs. Ann Silverman, matron OF
Temple Chapter, announces the
Grand Chapter officers will pay their
the most comical costume. Call
North 2458.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Richard w. Waldt. high priest of
Anacostia Royal Arch Chapter, an
nounces a social tomorrow evening.
Evening star., 1939-10-22

Elmer F. Stein, master Of Bright
wood Lodge, announces a dinner
and theater party tomorrow evening
and Wednesday evening entertain
ment.
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Cougars Trounee
Beavers, 1918

CORVALLIS, Washington
State, rated a possible dark-horse
title contender. unwrapped a nine
minute offensive last night that
Melted 20 points and brought a Co
to-l9 victory over Oregon State in
the Pacific Coast conference nor
then division opener.
The Cougars. stymied through
the first half and well into the
second period by the Beavers
iron-clad zone defense. broke a
1910 tie with only nine minutes
to go, and, gathering momentum.
dropped 10 points in the final three
minutes to sew up the ball game.
kosich and Olson led the scor-
ing thrust. with Olson's mid-court
howitzers pulling the Staters out
of position and enabling Kosich
TO tally. under the basket.
Until the break. the game was
alright, with neither team able
to solve the opposition's defense.
The half ended to : for Wash
ington State.
The teams meet again tonight.
Lineups and summary:
"a OF
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Surface Leads
Tennis Tourney

TAMPA. Fla.-Hal Surface OF
Kansas City today led seeded en-
trGnts into the second round Of the
Dixie tennis tournament.
Surface. seeded No. 3. took
Steve Colson. Tampa. without the
loss Of a game and then disposed
Of Jack Cheihaler Miami. g.. 6-l
Wayne Sabin Of Portland. Ore.
sixth seeded. won from Henry
Wagner Tampa. 81 6-3; eighth
ranked George Peru. Miami. elm
mated Bob Tucker. Tampa. OIL.
60. snd Elwood Cooke. Portland
Ore, third seeded. won from
Homer Woodruff. Tampa. 60. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Commission
Takes Action

Steelhead fishing in the Puy-
allup. Stuck and White rivers has
been restricted by the state game
commission.
The commission new rule.
made in behalf OF conservation.
will take effect as soon as the
rule is advertised according 10 law
That will be within two weeks.
Commissioner Dr. H. c. Nickelsen
announces.
No fishing will be permitted on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Of each week during the legal
season.
None Of the rivers in question
Will be an-year-around streams.
The commission by careful
study and survey has de-
termined the drain has been
too much upon those rivers"
said DIR. Nickelsen. There
must be DAYS set aside for es-
capage 10 permit the trout
10 reach their spawning
'AA1 Aihfh
species. This action il taken
for the welfare of the anglers
and the community at large,
a. well a. for the fish
hOrdes."
DR.. Nickelsen reports as many
as 300 and 400 angler-carrying
automobiles parked along the
various shores over a week end.
The commission also plans to
consider a rule that will prohibit
game fish derbies and contests and
game animal and bird derbies and
contests This problem is being
considered because of a heavy de-
mand on the part Of sportsmen.
who rebel against the practice,
pointing out TO the commission
that such contests encourage con-
centrated attack on fish. birds and
animals of the game fields.
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Annual Meet
Next SUNDAY

The Tacoma Gun club Ia. closed
one Of its most successful seasons
in recent years and points TO 1889
with even brighter prospects.
The organization. rated one Of
the leaders of the west. will hold
its annual meeting, election Of Of
ficers and feature target shooting
program Sunday.
The 1888 officials were A. H.
Lsndram. president; Joe Mcknight,
vice president: Lukss Hoska,
treasurer. Hans Malcolm, secre-
tary. DR.. S. L. Blair. Bert Bagley
and John Lake. trustees.
Last year saw the club
stage fhree successful regis
tered events. including the
feature Washington Birthday
shoot; two merchandise events
and two turkey shoots, 10 say
nothing Of numerous practice
events.
Two corking young prospects
have been coming along fine the
last IL months. Namely. Earl Col
son, jr., and Joe Hoffman, jr.
These youngsters. hardly much
larger than their guns. figurative-
ly speaking. can make a majority
Of the older shots step high and
wide TO tie them.
The club improved Its physical
property in various ways and COM
pleted its dining room.
Sunday there win be 16-yard
handicap and doubles and skeet
shooting. beginning At $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
THREE SALMON
KILLERS FINED

Three salmon law viola tors
were fined by Justice Blanche
Funk Miller yesterday.
They We're arrested BY state
fisheries department men. two for
molesting spawning fish and one
FOR possession Of q salmon.
Scene OF the violation was
the mouth OF Clear creek on
the Puyallup river.
George Kelly of Puyallup was
fined $50 so for possession. Arol
Smith, Seattle. and Stan Frans-
worth. Tacoma. each was fined
$3.50. They We're found chasing
the fish up the stream through the
spawn deposits.
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starting line up. but Is working
two fives and expects to substi-
tute each five as whole when he
sees fit.
Yves Hudson and Marion kla-
rick. guards. Fred Angus. center;
Matt kapavich and Russ Soper.
forwards make up one squad
Soper il the only senior on the
squad. The others are all juniors.
The other squad all seniors, in
cludes: Warren Harvey and Dick
Donelson. forwards. Bob Loftness.
center, Jim Martin and Dave
Doud, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
JEWISH QUNT
IN HOOP LEAD

BNai Birth took possession of
first place IN the y division Of the
Commercial Basketball league last
night by defeating Archer's Con-
fectionery. 1890, in the Stadium
gymnasium. Max Steinhart's bas-
ket in the last minute provided the
margin of victory.
In other B division games. Roy
Teveldahl scored 3S points for a
new league high as Burnett Broth
ers swamped Oakland. 4s-ls, and
American Lake presented & new
lineup in defeating Community
House. 1874.
Dupont A c. kept its lead in the
A division by beating Valleys, Al
30. South Tacoma downed Rybin's
S4-24. and Gilt Top outclassed
Reese's. 56-21. In other A division
contests.
The schedule for Thursday night
A division: Dupont A. c. vs..
South Tacoma at Dupont; Gilt Top
W.. Rybin's and Valleys VS.. Reese's.
Il division: Community House vs..
Burnett Brothers; B'Nai Birth vs..
Oakland. and Archers vs.. Ameri-
can Lake
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Basketball

SIX Fzgk-NFA basketball games 81
EslArnine high tonight auc Thurs
Gay
"Wednesday Mems league
, m Latter Day saints - Contra
Lutheran. 8 :. n EpVorth II ( vs.
Zion Lutheran : , N sixth Avenue
Baptist - 81. Pauls Danish Luth-
eTan.
Thursday-Practioe games. 2 n
Trinity NJ z intermediate boss 9
:. m. s.. patricks
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Then. Davev o Brien. the little
Joined with him % elevate the
ability OF the sons Of Celtic blood
Like Corrigan. $50 pound
O'Brien took 70 the air 10 fame -.
in different manner &C..
And just To add his bit comes
Coughlan. Santa Clara star. TO re-
ceive the two passes from Billy
Patterson to win for the West
over the East in the great Shrine
grid feature at San Francisco
Monday
Then. too. out Of Pittsburgh
there comes a whale Of a fighting
youngster Billy Conn. Only
q years old and somewhat new 10
the game, he gives every indica-
ton of going into the heavies IN
time and being capable Of lifting
the crown
And don't give me inny argu-
ments or-r-r-r make inny shenanl-
eans. Phwat Dim telliin ye be
The tr-r-r-rooth =.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
RAY CRUMMEL
GOES ON AIR

Ray Grummel. president Of the
Tacoma Cocker Spaniel club. win
begin a series OF talks over sta
ton KMO Thursday night relative
TO the rabies scare and the wide
quarantine on dogs. He will dis
cuss the situation with Holmes
Eastwood. city public safety COM
missioner, city and county health
officers and others
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
One Team Too Many

COACH WALLACE WADE the Duke Blue Devils said after The
pucLed Rose Bowl out OF
the in he last
beat three OF them
gu down
of be denied And in time you
smt only Just
a s Il baseball
colleges possess
n
Bowls rivals asked to travel
automatically limiting often the
swung fresh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
DISMISS HOCKEY MANAGER

NHft NbO = bIII SNCNNTN. WHO
piloted the Chicago Blackhawks
TO the worlds hockey champion
ship last winter IN his first year
as manager. was dismissed today
President William J. Tobin said
that Player-Coach Paul Thompson
and Carl Noss. former Blackhawk
player and more recently a scout
for the team. would handle Stew
arts job for the remainder of the
season.
Tohin said Stewart was dis
missed because Of the teams poor
showing recently. The Hawks
have won only three of their las.
II games.
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SEATTLE-University of Wash
ingtons basketball coach, Hec Ed
mundson, moaned today that his
squad had suffered let-down in
its preparation for the opening
conference game against Idaho.
THE regulars wee so bad
in practice last night that
had 10 send them To the
showers" Edmundson said.
THE reserves weren't much
better. hope they're all back
In stride before Friday night"
The Huskies will play two
game series with the Nandals Fri
day and Saturday nights in the
university pavilion.
Edmundson said he planned to
start the same quintet that beat
Ohio State here recently. Voelker
and Williamson would be forwards,
Mcdonald. center. and Ziegenfuss
and Dorsey, guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Yakima Quintet
Meets Stadium

Making their Cross State league
debut for 1889. the Stadium Tigers
will take on the strong Yakima
Pirates Friday night at S o'clock
in the Stadium gym.
Although 1t is their first In loop
play. II will be the Bengals' third
game Of the season. They have
defeated Eatonville. 80 to 81. and
lost to Jefferson high of Portland.
81 to So.
With 10 lettermen on the squad.
the Pirates are one of the
strongest teams in the league.
They have won eight straight.
Among those back from last year $
team are the two Warren brothers.
Jake Morrow, stellar guard and
one of the first 10 scorers In the
loop last season. and two top
flight centers, Teney and Martzen-
dale.
The Corsalrs and Tigers
divided two-game series last
year. Stadium lost the first
played here In an overtime
game, but edged out the
Pirates. ~ TO "a, Mt Yakima.
Coach V. G. Lowman. Tiger
mentor. is uncertain as to his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
To Organize New
Basketball League

The Junior Municipal Basketball
league will meet tonight at Trinity
NJ +. church gymnasium, Ea. 35th
and r SITS. at I o'clock.
Teams wishing 10 enter may do
SO by appearing or sending a
representative
At the meeting rules and size Of
players will be decided and prac-
tice games scheduled.
The three teams already entered
are Light & Water. ST. Pauls NJ
F.. and Lincoln Juniors.
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Meet the Tacoma Seals

TACOMA will watch the left side of the San Francisco Seals
ineld this just they will the hurting staff
Looks like Ernie Ramond will get real chance at starting
third sacker and Harvey Storey will be at short
Charlie Graham, Seals owner encountered Hollis Thurs
ton the old Tacoma manager the baseball meeting
Gently
Said Thurston wish could shoop
Hell man. you've got
one You
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05

Why, that big kid Storey. The sprout you got
from Tacoma
oh" said Charlie, II didn't know he knew any
thing about shortstop work
Well you've played him almost every place
else continued Thurston. so why don't YOU put
him in the middle slot: That's where he belongs
That's where he played and did well for Ia
coma
And. according To reports, that's where Storey
will be this season .
Lefty Wllkie, Larry Powell and Floyd Isekitc,
former Tacoma southpaws, are also with the Seals,
with Tacoma fans hoping they'll remain in the
higher company
And if they all make the grade well, fans h
call he Tacoma Sells
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
TIGERS HAVE DEFICIT

PRINCETON-Athletic receipts
and expenditures at Princeton for
the 1888 season showed 2 def
cit Of slightly more than $4,000.
Accounting greatly for the loss
was a decline Of $50 900 in foot
ball receipts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Good Fortune, Lefty

southpaw will have
for his the higher
sale Seals he
make
Seals,
Lefty has playing ball hishe than
noPpeis KcKh But Il mas
myers IN 1881 opening OF the Western loop
has really paid attention his
And result he has along high hard
soOu control tof
his change OF Certainly fellow stfikeuter OF
predieament
Also ne hard line hitter platter and first rate position
eue II eo" can't he probably
viii go any higher But here's hoping He good kid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05

Los A geles
s. 900 open golf
{ q u ? Il a m c z :
which begins FRI
day The five
Harry Cooper
Ed Dudley, VIC
Ghezzi j m n Y
Hines and Jimmy
Thomson. led a
list OF 80 play
e. no will com
pete The tOurna-
ment opens the
California winter
golf season. with
several other ll-
crative events TO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
LENGTH AND SHORT GAME

They said Turnesa lacked length
off the tee. but shots of from 240
to $50 yards over Hutton High
lands fairways made heavy by rain
cannot be called short.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
COACHING PROBLEM

N1AIF IOLLFIF. Ia. = Penn
State has two hacks named John
Patrick. One * = senior. the other
a sophomore. They are not re-
lated
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
MAKING 1T PAY
pITTSBTRGH- Whizzer

who led the National Professional
Football league in ground-gaining
with 567 yards. earned S26ss per
yard on the basis of his $4,000
salary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Tacoma Sportsmen Meet Tonight

The Tacoma Sportsmens asso-
citation Will meet tonight at ;
o clock.
Annual election Of officers Will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05

De lcIl.
There will be movies OF Alaska
game life and the committee on
Ducks Unlimited Will report.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
SOME SACRIFICE

Los ANGELES - A part-time
Christmas job prevented Buck Gil
more, U.C.L.A. back, from going
with the Bruin squad on 4 holiday
trip to Honolulu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05

NEW HOhh = JOflnny NalueI
Nicer. the Cincinnati Reds no-hit,
no-run hero. is one Of the speediest
men sfoot in the National league.
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On the Lam
%. With SO
Elliott Metcalf

THE Irish are once more in the main headlines
The Corrgan kid started il by lying the wrong way
over the Atlantic and into Dublin town
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
0'Brien Needs Secretary for Fan Mail

LNoRT NoRTHDavey received more than 1000
letters and cards in fan mail start Of football
season The situation became
Buster his coed friend secretary in answering those
merng reply lot be answered if the sendes
enclosed postage Texas Christians quarterback
discovered mat % OF more 3-cent stamps daily lot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Be Sure You Know, Then Bet
A VOICE called Jack Com

NOhhOr Inc phone, aSklng did
Tony Canz0ner box in Tacoma" -.
He did not. the good lrshman answered
We'll. the reason | asked is bet friend that he
did. Are you now"
Dead positive Tony Southern California
Northwest
We'll I bad "a he boxed
here against Pinky ShuH
'lnky Shul exclaimed Connor Why Shu heavy
weight feet of stumpy
fellow. Was only heavy feather those days
Well, I lose That's you're sure are
you %
Yes. positive"
We'll guess lose That's too ba-a-a-ad' the
trails deJectedy
The phone clicked ending conversation
People do get funny ideas at times up
cash
And it's bet that the phoned believes
Jack is and will double
Humanlke one even 10 himself
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
Milton Hoopmen
Win Another Tilt

In the opening game Of the
lntercounty league played at Mil
ton Tuesday night the Milton
Mules downed the Pacific City
team by a score Of % to IA.
Milton t25l Ci4D Pacific civ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-05
SteeIhead Sport Restricted I'm Nearby Rivers


LOS ANGELES - Five former
champlons were entered TO-DAY IN
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Lumberjjacks
Lead Circuit

Tuesday Results
Eatonville 80. Auburn &c.
Sumner 2 Fife 0 Forfeit
Buckley 50 North Puyallup II.
Puyallup 80 Service Battery 80
hednesda. Games
Alder at Morton Elbe CCC st sun
shine Gee, Ashford at Mineral.
Eatonville Lumberjacks were all
alone at the top OF the Valley di-
vision after turning in a 60-46 win
over Auburn while Fife Merchants
forfeited a game 20 Sumner
Merchants
Ray Lockhart, with IS
points, paced the Jacks Al
point last half barrage that
oVercame six-pOlnt Auburn
halftime advantage.
Puyallup Totems had a scoring
spree in running up an $3.50 count
on Service Battery with George
Cellar making 80 points. Buckley
Merchants won from North Puy-
allup 50 to II.
The lineups:
Eatonyille 900 g6, Auburn
Rasmussen l0) r. 80. ~ OBrien
Aenew % -. a. D Strand
Dunisan 40 c. E. a. Despair
Lockhart 40 p. d2) r Strand
Snyder 81 &C ....#.. t6l HAYES
Subs Eatonville-B ickford ~.
Srosetto t31. Osborn t61. Auburn
Nolan, Emory %. Hough %, Kval-
PuNallup (S3) (36 Service
Svoboda ls) F. g.. ~ Williams
Geller 800 ....F. =. IA Mandot
Dahlbere QOl C. 49,. l21 Reed
AHaty tl1@ ......F. ,..... ShaffeI
L SVoboda l2l G $4,000. Bentley
SUBS; Puyallup-Scheyer Service
battery-Collomore %. CoEendoffer
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Incidentally Darcy OBricnS jerscg number IS s. ana nc
put the opposition behind that ball oil season
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And they all the we'll just about
call Them The Tacoma Seals
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IlRl Auburn


Subs Eatonville-B "a
Srosetto 49,, Osborn To-. Auburn
Nolan, Emory "a. Hough %. Kval-
helm 80.
PuAallup (S3) f9bl Service
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Officials Emil Piluso Portland
and Roger Folgate. Forest Grove.
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I45l Amer. Lake
FAST BOTH WAYS

lol. Lancaster tsl. schierman.
La gaceta., 1939-11-14
Destructor mgles hundido por una nina nazi
Torpedeado ell pequeno barco a%uxiliar Creswe
Los nazis dicen haber derribado
dos aeroplanos ingleses

LONDRES, Nov. 14.-El al
mirantazgo di6 hoy la noticia
de la perdida de tres barcos,
un %destructor, un pequeno bu-
que auxiliar Y ell vapor de car
ga "Matra."
Una nina hundi6 ell destruc
tor, otra ell vapor de carga Y
ell Cresswell fue torpedeado.
La triple desagradable no.
ticia Sc di6 conjuntamente con
la de haber sido hundidOs por
la escuadra inglesa los vapo-
res alemanes Parana y Neck
lenburg.
Ell h~undimiento del destrue
tor, en- un sitio no menciona-
do, creese que ocurri6 aver.
De la tripulaci6n uno perecio,
Is estan heridos Y seis desa-
parecieron.
Varios remolcadores trata.
ron de llevar a puerto ell bar
co de guerra, pero Sc hundi6.