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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-05

Program OF The Second Annual Cooperative Institute
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COOPERATIVE Medicine Practice"
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Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-05
October 7 and 8, 1889

UCCOber
THEME: GREENBE1I.s PLACE IN COOPERATIVE AyERIc
Presiding Chairman: Robert Smith, Secretary Of
RORA
SATURDAY AFTERNOON:
2:oo 1900 Band Concert Fifth Battalion, U
DIRECTOR
1900 3:l5 Greetings Mayor Henry H. Maurer;
Services, Inc; Waite
ganizing Commi ttee; Ro
1915 3:45 Address "The Interest of the Far
DR.. George Mitchell, ASS
3:45 4:45 ROUND Table GROUPS:
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-05
Music by Mt. Pleasant mgregat *

Music BY Mt. Pleasant Con gregat ional Church c
Program Arrangements ttee: and Tessim
loe, pher, DR. Linden S. Dodson, Mrs. Leon Benef
ard Custer ollie E. Hoffman, under the general di
Committee Of the Cooperative Organizing Commit
Hostesses: Of the Greenbe1t Better Buyers Club.
Greenbelt Troop 2o2, Scouts of Amer
Cooperative Organizing Committee Greenbe1t Fede
citation, Permanent Conference Religious Life
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-05

ind Table GROUPS:
Economic Distribution from Producer to Co
Reference Consultant Leslie Woodcock, N
Can Our Medical Coop Spell Heal tn? :,
Directors, Gre1bel Health Association.
at the Crossroa dsn.
Credit Union.
Reference Consul tants: W. E. Allen, Dire
Section, Farm Credit Admind stration and NJ
Union National Assoc iat ON.
Consumer Prob1 ems-And What To Do About
of Better Buyers Club.
Reference Consu1tants: Edwin Duerbeck, E
Authority and Dona1 d Montgm cry, Consumer
ment Admin st ration.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1939-10-05

$500 - $500 Address "The Philosophy Coz
and Public Re1atio q
SATURDAY EVENING:
$3.50 1880 DINNER HOUR Arrangements
1855 $500 Gm-Irop Coop Greenbe1t
Sponsored
Consumers S
$500 900 Address IA Disease and
Bureau Cooper alive
$500 -l:OO Community Recreation Perio
National Cooperate
Community Singing; Leader F.
Special Entertainment: Byrol
SUNDAY MORNING.:
$3.50 1O:45 Lecture Demonstration "How
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Morse Quits N. L. R. B., u
Attorney Position

David A. Morse, New York re4
gional attorney for the National
Labor Relations Board, yesterday
resigned his post to re-enter pr1-
vate law practice, it was announced
here by the board. The resignation
Is effective April 30.
A native of New York City, Mr..
Morse was educated at Rutgers Uni.
versity and the Harvard Law School.
He joined the Labor Board on Sep
tember 16, 1885, after serving for
about two years as chief counsel for
the Petroleum Advisory Board In
the Department of Interior. Pre-
viously he had been a special assist.
ant to the Attorney General.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Benedict Wolf to Speok
At Wagner Act Meeting

Benedict Wolf, New York attor-
ney and former secretary Of the
National Labor Relations Board, will
be speaker at a conference tomor-
row night Of groups and individuals
planning to oppose current efforts
to amend the national labor rela-
tions law.
Richard w. Hogae, director of the
Independent Legislative Bureau, will
preside over the meeting, to take
place in the Hotel and Restaurant
Workers Hall at 429 Eleventh street
NV, at 8 pm. Among the sponsors
of the conference are FIR. w. A.
Parsons of the economics depart
ment of Georgetown University;
Prof. Doxey Wilkerson, vice presi-
Evening star., 1939-04-09

%. for the benefit Of st. Johns
Church, Georgetown.
"Dunbarton Place." located at
1647 Thirtieth street, Is owned by
Col. and Mrs. William j. Donovan.
1t originally occupied the block
bounded by Q, r, Twenty ninth and
Thirtieth streets, and for many
years was the home of George Wash
ington's great nephew, George Cor
bin Washington.
When George Beall. founder of
Georgetown, died in 1880, he be-
queathed this and his other houses
and lots in Georgetown to his son,
Thomas Beall.
This old mansion is but one Of
the places of historic interest to
be shown by courtesy of their own
ers for the benefit of the church.
Early Georgetown citizens built
houses of good design and sound
Evening star., 1939-04-09

construction, dating back to the
fo,,pd;no ~ Tho old foun

construction, dating back to the
founding Of the old town.
Estates Developed Fast.
History records that "the expan-
sion Of population west of Fort
Cumberland, after the Revolution,
led to the rapid growth of the port
of Georgetown. Private estates
were fast developed on the hills to
the north of this thriving COM
munity. Material for the houses,
their furniture and decorations,
came from England"
The list of houses to be shown in
cludes the Bodisco house, which
for many years. even after Wash
ington was founded, was the Russian
Legation. Now it is the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis c. De Wolf at 1922
O street. The house was rescued by
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Dr.. Rice to Address
Columbia U. Alumni

DR.. George s. Rice, former chief
mining engineer Of the United States
Bureau of Mines, will be the main
speaker at a meeting Of the Co.
lumbia University Alumni Club at
lis pm. Saturday in the Y. w. c. A.
1t. Col. Lester G. Wilson, club
president, will announce two law
school scholarships, valued at 5000
and 5000, are available through the
local club,
Evening star., 1939-04-09
Masonic Lodge Plans
Annual Stuq Night

Elaborate plans are being msde by
washington Centennial Lodge, No.
IA, Of Masons for its second annual
stag night next Saturday night at
Almas Temple, 1915 K street NV.
Representative Luther Patrick of
Alabama will be master OF cere-
monies. Features of the evening will
include boxing, a stage show and
buffet Supper.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

dent Of the American Federation Of
Teachers, an afi1liate of the A. F. Of
L., and Costas Alexion, president
of the Hotel and Restaurant Work.
ers Local, also an anlliate Of the
A. F. of L.
Evening star., 1939-04-09
'Dunbarton Place
Included in Tour Of
Georgetown Houses
Exhibit on April n
And n Will Benefit
St. Johns Church

~Dunbarton Place." now 125 years
old, will be the most ancient exhibit
in the tour Of Georgetown houses
Friday and Saturday, April 81 and
Evening star., 1939-04-09

mission will be 81 each day, and Will
be on sale after April Is at the
American Automobile Association,
Keystone Automobile Club and
leading hotels.
Evening star., 1939-04-09

us present owners before 1tS org.
inal beauty had disappeared.
Two Are Newly Built.
Although history pervades many
Of the houses, two on the list are
newly built. One Of these is the
Georgian reproduction at 1900 8
street, home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gray S.
Foster. Another is the strikingly
modern house just completed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander B. Hawes
at 1920 Reservoir road.
OF timely interest is the house
owned by Miss Anita Phipps at 1923
Thirty-second street. Formerly
known as Valley street, this block,
which faces Tudor place, rapidly is
being recovered" by replacement
and remodeling.
Nine houses will be open Friday
and nine Saturday. Tickets of ad-
Evening star., 1939-04-09
estinghouse Features:

This 1889 Economy6 features striking Westinghouse
arrangement PLUS the famous Westinghouse ECoNoNzER
with
ton Plan a onomy
sRydRe
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" here Goes Ny Heart.
New Laugh Show at Roxy

The merry romantic aventures of madcap heress who
runs out her fortune and rowing reporter who's
to get her story but back with her heart ga
picted in Hal Roachs There Goes My Heart" in which
Fred March and Virginia Bruce romp into the Roxy thea.
today.
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William Boyd O Riviera
In he Frontiersman'

Romance and hit the range country the time
in the new Hopaong Cassidy outdoor action thriller THE
with William Boyd George Hayes and Russell Hayden cast
in familiar
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Randolph Scott. and Hope
Hampton in Road o Reno

Going Places Warner Rrus newest comedy with music.
starring Dick Powell viii I've the Music Box theatcrs next
feature presentation starting Friday. Powell. who has
proven himself topnotrh comedian in his recent pictures
Cowboy from BROOKLYN and Hard to Get rises 10
ha 4 hlaritv In "t.otnr Places.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

fihSI sHONlNo
RITF MOL >F-Wallace Beery.
Florence Rice and Robert Iay-.
lor in stand Up and Fight.
1870. 1.3o. S:35. $50. TAO
1000
LAkEwooD-Danielle Darrieux
and Charles Bower in Mayer
ling. 100. 8 80
MUSIC BoN-Joan Fontaine
in Duke OF West Point, IL 10,
2:35. 5.55. $50: also Andrea
Leeds and Joel McCrea in
Youth Takes Films" l:lo.
4 $50 S:25 Question Box. Tao.
RIyIERA-The Weaver broth
ers and Elviry in Down IN
Arkansas. 1910. sos $50.
los 1925: also Brian Donlevy
and Lynn Bari in sharp
shooters" II 80. l:So. 4.2o.
Gas 9.l0
RONY-Virginia Bruce and
Fredric March In There Goes
Nv Heart" 1855. 400, 7'oo.
1910: also Preston Foster and
Slim Summerville in up the
River" Il 80. ass. $40. $40.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY-Deanna Durbin and
MELVIN Douglas in THAT Ger
tain Age" also Paul Kelly and
Lorna GRAY in Adventure IN
Sahara"
C0MMI NITN-Rosemarv Lane.
Jeffrey Lynn and Claude Rains
lafa alGn VIII
Rogers in Life Begins at 40.
KAY sTREET-Clark Gable and
Myrna Low in TOO Hot to Han
die" also Ann Sothern and
Burgess Meredith in There
Goes the Groom"
PARK - Edward G Robinson
and Wendie Barrie In Il Am
the Law" also The Lone
Ranger"
PROCTOR-The Lane Sisters
Claude Rains and Jeffrey Lynn
in -Four Daughters" also Its
In the Stars"
REALART-Louis HAYWARD and
Kav Sutton in The Saint in
New York" also Bob Burns and
Fav BANTER in THE Arkansas
Traveller"
REN-Wayne Morris and Claire
Trevor in VALLEY OF the Gil
ants" also Jack Oakie and Luz
ellie Ball in The Affairs OF
Annabel."
SHELL-Ralph Bellamv ana
Josephine Hutchinson in The
Crime of DR. Hallet," also Joe
Brown and Man Mountain
Dean in The Gladiator"
SUNSET - Wavne Morris and
Claire Trevor in "Vallev OF the
Giants" also Jack Oakie and
Lucille Ball in The Affairs of
Annabel."
TEMPLE-Robert Young. Joan
Crawford and MELVIN Douglas
in THE Shining Hour" also
Margaret Lindsay and Anne
keteers."
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million dollars, deserted her Yacht
for a bargain basement. and found
that you can have a barrel of fun
eating hamburgers. riding subways
and falling in love-with a guy
to whom you'd always been just a
headline-and a headache.
There Goes NV Heart" is
Roaeh's first film under his new
agreement TO release through
United Artists.
Also opening today at the Roxy
Is Up the River" a goth Century
Fox comedy, featuring Preston
Foster. Tony Martin. PHYLLIS
Brooks, Slim Summerville. Arthur
Preacher and Bill Robinson.
Most of the action takes place
within the walls OF a mythical
state penitentiary. where the happy
inmates boast OF a radio in every
cell and gates that are practically
revolving doors. Tony Martin and
Phyllis Brooks handle the romantic
interest, and the cast also includes
Alan Dinehart, Eddie Collins. Jane
Darwell and Sidney Toler.
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tions of ranches on one side and
rustlers posing as law-abiding
citizens) on the other.
Evelyn Venable and Clara Kim
ball Young head the feminine wing
of the cast and. as an added at
traction. the picture presents the
famous st. Brendan Boys choir,
the members of which are cast as
the school-kids.
II Am a Criminal" also at the
Riviera tomorrow, is an exciting
story of big-time gambling car
who, when faced with indictment
charges employees a publicity man
to make him Public Hero No.
instead of Public Enemy No /.
John Carroll is seen as the gam
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Dick Powell And Anita Louise To Music Box Friday In Going Places
Desert Film
Shares Beverly

ceiamess's stirring stavy nf ths
French Foreign tsrinn. "Asivsn-
surs IN a@h~fs. with Paul Nelly.
t.wna tsssye and G. Henry aevson
IN the leading roles. sn4ree The bill
a. ths fsev~siy tn<stef shts we<h-
THE fiim tells fhe thrilling snry
n 4 revessn f.~sinn enfnpAuy's
hatred and revelt against IL cru~l
eemmsnder. ssow~v~r. against -
background % stirring finhts -
tween hundreds ~ snl<iieFr ana
fisrvs Arsb tribes. n narr . nsw
respect for the bravery ~ -
stern eammsnd~r
n~ann2 uurnin and Metvvn
Douxiss share the beverly Nh -
That Certain Age
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03
'Frankenstein'
T oBlue Mouse

When the "Frankenstein" mon
ster and the "Dracula" vampire
got together al the behest Of Uni
versal studios for a new assault
on the vulnerable nerves Of film
audiences. the result was bound 10
be the most spine-tingling produc-
ton ever TO reach the screen.
The new. streamlined shocker.
"Son Of Frankenstein." starring
Basil Rathbone. Boris Ksrloff and
Bella Lugosi, proved just that in It's
current showings at the Roxy last
week and II mas been shifted over
to the Blue Mouse today for an
extended run.
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bling chief and Craig Reyonlds
portrays the publicity man.
Playing prominent roles in the
feature are Mary Kornman, Kay
Linaker Martin Spellman, Lester
Matthews. Byron Foulger, Robert
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heights OF hilarity IN tsoinT
Playing opposite DICK IN this 81.
,ravagansa ~ the s,eepiechass u
the eeauseous Anita Louise. The
rest 81 the cast, 10 made ~. rfi.
MARTY Of comedians Including saeh
experts IN the lire AZ Allen Jens
kins. Walter catieit, Harold Huber.
rhnrston Hall and Ainna osenteail
The one serious character In the
story al any Importance IL played
by the charming Ronald Reagan.
And most 81 the musical entertain
mens burden Is shared with Powell
by these two great enlored swing
stefs. Louis Armstrong. vho has no
peer s a hot trumpet player. and
Maxine sullivan. the veivcts. voiced
songstfeas who speciailfes in
swinging" folk songs
Four new songs were written for
this production by that reliable
team OF tunesmiths. Harry Warren
and Johnny Mercer. Say II With
a klss" is q romantic melody sung
by Powell. "Mutlny IN the Nurs.
cry Ia hot novelty number In
the presentation of which ARM
strong and Miss sullivan do their
stuff.
Sparkling with gay comedy sltu.
stions and filled with melody fur.
nished by tho golden-voleed Hope
Hampton. untversals latest pro-
duetion. The Road 10 Rene. also
comes TO the Music nos iomorfow.
Set against majestic hack.
ground Of towering mountains and
rcplete with intimate pictures of
the topsy-,urvy life found only In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

Unlike bees and ants. worker
termites may be either males or
females.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

Al warehouses are inffelils. sn1
I'll dsffodiis are nsFctssusep. ssneo
nAreissus " ths botanical nanne -
she genus, and doffniiI h IL eosu.
ff,af Nsmx
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

Places.
Reno. the city ~ broken hearts
The film fstns ire Kaftuf ffom
sophisticated enmedv n flashes ~
hsarl.suxFinr drama
t'srsssrrsng Randolph srutt ard
Hurr Hampton ard featuring
Gienia Farscll Helen fsfor<rlek
Alan Marshal and David Oliver.
The production 10 swiftly paced
from start o. ftnsah n tells the
story ~ Linda Halliday Hope
liamptaal. lovely bat Temperament
TAI opera star VIVA has decided D.
divorce her husband, steve Fnft.
nss tnsndo,rh aoottl because he
inslsis she shall give ne h~s career
and live on bis ranch near Reno
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

The story concerns the "cyclone"
that hits the region around Bar
20 when beautiful young
teacher arrives to put the local
school on its feet and is imme-
diately torn between the atten-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-03

streamlined Patsy Kelly, Alan
Mowbray. Nancy Carroll. Eugene
Palette and Etienne Girsrdot, sup
ports the stars in this comedy ro-
nance of girl who threw away
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Coast League Opens April |

land. Portland at Hollywood, Sc
attic Mt San Diego.
April ll-l6: Hollywood at Sac
ramcnto. Seattle Mt Oakland. Port
land 1T Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco ut San Diego.
April 1928: Hollywood ut Sc
attic, Oakland ut Portland. Sacra-
mento at San Francisco, San
Diego ut Los Angeles.
April $3.50: Oakland ut Seattle.
Hollywood Mt Portland, San Diego
at San Francisco. Sacramento At
Los Angeles.
Memorial day, May so: Sacra-
mento at Seattle. San Diego at
Portland. Hollywood at San Fran.
csco, Oakland nj Los Angeles.
July 4: San FrRncisco at Sacra-
mento, Portland at Oakland. Sc
attic 1T Hollywood, Los Angeles
Mt San Diego.
Labor day. Sept. 4: Seattle at
Portland, Oakland ut San Fran
cisco, L1os Angeles nj Hollywood.
Sacramento at San Diego.
Last week. Sept. l2-11: Los
Angeles at Seattle, San Francisco
ut Portland. Sacramento at Oak
land, San Diego ut Hollywood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
BOWLING SCOR ES

up a 276S total. including handi-
cap. Broadway alley women stars
rolled high for the three feminine
quintets, with a PIG total.
Two bowlers of the Knights of
Columbus league turned in high
totals in their weekly matches.
Jim Hamilton rolled 1879. 1914 and
19S, for a sol total. high count of
the league. George Boscovich
checked in with 557 for a close sec
ond, with games of $50, 202 and
175.
An important meeting of the
City association mas been called
for Friday night al o'clock.
President Bill Herdman has an
nounced, All presidents of leagues
affiliated with the association are
particularly asked TO De present.
Rules and regulations for the COM
ing City tournament are to be
drawn up at the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
Victoria To Hold
Amateur Tourney

VICTORIA, Il. C.-The 18th an
nual Empress amateur golf tourna-
ment will be held on the pictur-
esque course of the Victoria Golf
club, from March TO Il.
Among the awards will be tho
Sir Edward Beatty Challenge cup,
Chamber of Commerce trophy,
Victoria Rotary club bowl. and the
Matson 1nter-District team CUP,
The competition will be open to
guests of the Empress hotel and
permanent residents of Victoria
who are members of clubs in the
city.
There will be classes for both
men and women. The qualifying
round for men will start on the
morning Of March s. and for the
women in the afternoon. The first
10 holes in each class will form
the championship flight. and 10
holes will be played thereafter
until the finals are reached. There
will be consolation and other
flights for the remaining contest
ants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
POGGIE CLUB
PICKS CHIEFS

Frank Harding was named
president of the Tacoma Poggie
club at meeting last night.
Other officers were Bill Week
ing. vice president: Lloyd Reber,
treasurer, and Lionel Brubaker,
secretary.
Directors chosen were Les
Soule and Oms- Bratrud. three
years; A. VI. Akin and Bill
Morgan, two wears, and !. b.
Feist and Les Davis. one year.
Or. II. c. Nickelsen. state game
commissioner. showed a reel of
Alaska movies and gave an in
teresting explanation of the work
of the game department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19

Joe Penowich, shooting in the
City Employees league, led the
bowlers of the Tuesday leagues at
the Broadway alleys for the sec
ond consecutive week. shooting
100, 1877 and 244 for 631 total.
Three of the Tuesday bowlers
were above 500. George Thomp-
son. also a pinman of the City
Employees loop registered 237, 1873
and 1876. TO finish with GIG mark.
Bus Anderson rolled SOS in the
Commercial league, with games of
lT9. 224 and 205.
Helen Blattler was the top
scorer Of the women howlers
Of the Commercial league. She
opened the series with n 23a
game and finished with 5SS
total. both marks heing tops
among the feminine stars.
Olive Nolde was not far behind
Miss Blattler. Her games were
1913. PIG and ISIS. and her total
reached $40. Miss Nolde is mem
ptf VI fNpN fNAAhtAN
team. Bertha Mccormick rolled
another good score for Langeland
Oil, marking up SAL total.
High single games were scored
by the Commercial leaguers as
follows: Tom Miller 20. Olive
Nolde 21e. J. Mccormick 22l, Bill
Gehrke 243. Walter Luthinger 2l0,
Warren Emerich 222. Len Trow-
bridge 215. Paul Pearson 222, Ray
Sandersop 226. Helen Blsttler 23a.
Bus Anderson 22s and Helen Ber-
nard 2le.
Bill Gehrke's 2t3, scored
for the Hooker Electrochem-
icals. WAS the high single
game Of the Commercial
league. doc Penovich's IA
was the high single in the
City EMPLOYEES league.
Hooker Electrochemicels turned
in the best team score. marking
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Ski Weather
Wednesday, q n. m.

wednesday,, n. III.
Paradise Valley - Temperature.
So degrees; seven inches OF new
snow; total depth of l?5 inches
snow Is wet; overcast; roads open
to Narada, with bus service oper-
ating from there to Paradise.
Mt. Baker lodge--Roads open tG
lodge; SNOW on road from nine
miles east Of glacier to lodge
temperature of 20 degrees; nine
inches Of new snow; total depth OF
1850 inches: overcast. with moder-
ate snow: chains needed: skiing
fair.
Snoqualmic Pass -- From North
Bend to Easton, snow on road
from one mile west Of summit tn
three miles east OF summit; tenn
perature of 3s degrees. three
inches of new snow: total depth Of
55 inches: overcast, with coca
sional snow and rain; chains need
ed; skiing fair.
Stampede Ski Bowl -- Tempera
ture of IS degrees: trace of new
snow: total Of IL inches Mt howl
and SO inches at Nlonad lake: calm,
with light rain.
Martin lodge - Temperature Of
80 degrees: one inch of new snow
tota ldepth OF ~ inches; calm and
showing lightly.
Park Junction-Slush on road
from Park Junction to three miles
west; chains needed: temperature
OF IS degrees; one inch OF new
snow; total of III, inches; over
east. with light rain.
Cayuse Pas>-Total Of 126 inch
es; skiing fair.
Milwaukee Ski Bowl - Cloudy
temperature 81; misty. light snow
total. 81 inches.
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sen are on their way to an
other 200-pOint campaign but
the latter may he side-tracked
by leg injury suffered re-
Gently.
Maxi is making his mark as a
long-shot artist
Garfinkel is termed by Coach
Joe Lapchick should know
as being the greatest basketball
prospect ever to hit St. Johns.
Opper left his native Bronx to
play for John Rupp and the lat
ter developed scoring eye for
him which landed the New Yorker
on the Sou h e st Conference
team. They're still trying to stop
him below the Mason-DiXon line.
Black has averaged almost 10
points game so far with McNatt
not far below that figure
The guards are moving around
these days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-01-19
On the Lam
-. With %.
Elliott Metealf

I'M LESHER the doughnut king, didn't miss WI league
game here last season. and makes il plain he intends to
buy private box next Dear Met: Recently i
seelhead trout display in Tacoma Not the slight
est sign of hook mark in its mouth gill throat. ex
amined him. Did he jump into the guys arm? j. r.
j. r Me no know. happened
ranks attributed to the
compels them to hur II with differ
The first presi-
Washington and hur
he william Taft That 1910. he
which holds today The poorest thr~
wasH The War
rem G. motion delivery Red Lucas,
his unconditional
like RedOne nearing the
of O. had it while he
the Yankee baseball future with
Rupert gone the Maybe the down grade
of baseball empire