davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14
CeSi utrpsli bojkotem zbozi
" America.

Prazsky list "Narodnf pra-
ce", nastupce zanikleho "Pra-
va lidu'', Sc taze "Proc bojko-
tuje Amerika mas vyvoz?" a ma
tuto otazku odpov1da:
Sc Spojenymi Staty americ-
kymi uzavrela v roce 1887 by
vala csl. republika velmi WHO'D
nou obchodnl smlouvu, ktera
nam zarucovala cenne vymoze-
nosti vyvozu. Skutecne Sc take
obchod S Amerikou cd te dolby
znamenite powell.
Ale pc Is. bTeznu sc dosa-
vadnf slibny vyvoj obchodnfch
stykG prerusil. Amerika ma
hradila celni smluvnf sazby
autonomnfm tarifem, ktery je
prirozene vyssi, a mad to pax
pripocftava Ike clGm jeSte zvla-
Stnf 25% prirazku. Americke
1rady pTedepsaly dokonce, re
nase zboz1 must byti oznacova-
no "Made in Germany"
Ale nejen to: krone techto
"1redn1ch" nesnazf must mas
vyvozce tezce pTekonavati i
"soukromy" odpor, rozumej
odpor americkych obchodnfkG,
dovozcG a spotrebitelG, kter1
nase zbozf drive pfijimali.
Ma tyto okolnosti ST stezuje
Narodni banka pro Cechy a
FMoravu a zabyvala Sc jimi jiz
nekolikrate. Je znamo - ste
zuje 81 ma to velmi caste nemec
ky fisk = re americke publ
KUN, at jde O velkodovozce ci
O spotrebitele, tvrdohlave BOZ
kotuje zbozi, vyrobene Ne
mecku.
Opatrenim americkych IRA
d1, re nase zbozi must byti o.
znacovano "Made in Germa-
n.y., Sc pTenasf tento ne1stup-
ny bojkot tez ma naSe zboz1,
ackoliv jde o vysledky nasi pra
&c a naseho podnikan1. Ameri-
cane poukazuj1 ma to, re Poole
vynosu VGdce a T1sskeho kan
cleTe re dine 16. bTezna tvoTi IL
zem1 Czech a Moray Sc "sta-
rou" R1sf jeden hospodaTsky
celek.
Avsak, jak name ziskavati
devisy, Sc kterymi pTece hospo-
daTf nase Narodni banka, jak
81 name "a tyto devisy naku-
povati suroviny, kdyz Ameri-
ka "a i jine staty s volnym de-
visovym hospodaTstvim = Cd
m1taj1 naSe zboz1?
Pot1ze v tonic smeru jsou
nemale, nebot zasoby zbozl,
ktere byly urceny pro Ameriku
zGstavaj1 zde. Unikaj1 nam
devisy a podvazuje Sc vzajem-
ma vymena nasich vyrobk1 "a
cenne suroviny. Tvrde to d.
sledky vybicovaneho a nesmi-
Titelneho americkeho "valec-
Ineho" bojkotu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14
Zabit sekerou.

Charles Frasemer, 60 rokd
starry byl nalezen zabity seke-
rou We vsem obchode v Chica-
gu. Obchodoval S bednami a
krabicemi. Neztotozneny GER
noch nalezl mrtvolu v ~tratolis-
tt krve a uvedomil policii z
maxwellske STANCE. Nedaleko
mrtvoly lezel krvf zbroceny ma
stroj, kterym byl Frasemer u
smrcen, sekera. Jelikoz kapsy
zavrazdeneho byly obraceny
ma ruby, policie Sc domniva, re
Sc jedna O loupeznou vrazdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14
President Roosevelt po-

= President Roosevelt po-
depsal pfedlohu, kterou jest
prodlouzena jeho moe meniti
zlaty obsah dollaru a operova-
ii $4,000, OOO,O 900 fond, ably
vztah kursu mezi dollarem,
britskou librou sterlingG a
francouzskym frankem udrzo-
van byl ustaleny We 'svetovych
penezn1ch trz1ch.
Pc podepsanf pTedlohy po-
kladna oznamila, re je hotova
kupovati move vydolovane stfi-
bro We Spojenych Statech pc
Till centech unci. Ia CHI
stribro placeno jest 36.75 CEN
til "a unci. Jest to o 6A CEN
tn meme nez ma konci fiskalni-
no roku minuly patek o pull
noci, kdy pravomoc penezni
system naroda, vyprsela, a ma
sledkem toho kurs penez v
Mexiku a ma Kube, kde stflbro
tvoTi zaklad meny, poklesl.
Pred tim nez nynejSl ZakOn
vessel %platnost, platila narod-
nj pokladna "a dOmacl stflbrO
64.64 Gently "a unci.
Zadna zmena We Zlatem OBJ
sahu dollaru neni v dohledu.
Administrator uTedn1ci pravi-
Ii, re chteli tuto autoritu je-
nom V pffpade naproste nut
nosti. Rovnez panuje presved-
cent, re nenf prftomne zadne-
no nalehaveho 1kolu pro sta
bilisacnf fond, jezto penezni
kurs pc dlouhou dobu byl u
staleny.
= Kongresnfk Harry w,
Griswold, republican z Wis
consinu, byl skosen ochrnutlm
srdce We chvfli, kdy sedel u
Tfdfclho kola sveho auta. By
So roxy star a slouzil prvni
lh1tu kongresu.
Sekretar namornictva
Claude A. Swanson, dlOuhO
cinny V demokraticke strane,
zemfel V taboTe V Blue Ridge
pohorf ma rece Rapidan, We
Virginii. Bylo mu TT rok1.
Tabor, kde Swanson zemrel,
byl rybafsky dtulek zr1zeny
byvalym presidentem Hoove-
rem ma pocatku jeho admin
strace. V tonic tabore zesnu-
~ Ramsay Macdonald tehdy
britsky premier, seSel Sc S Hoo
verem r. 1880 pred Londyn.
skou namorn1 konferenc1.
Swanson churavel pc dlou.
hou dobu. St1zen byl zachva.
tenn mrtvice a Ia rs hodin pc.
tom zemTel.
= DGm zastupc1 ma roz.
hodnouti o predloze noveht
zakona, kterym by sc zapov1
dalo vyhledavanf americkycl
obcanG k ziskan1 rozvodu
Mexiku nebo v kterekoli jint
CHI zemi. Senat uz tuto pred
lohu schvalil. Trest by byl pc
rokG vezen1 nebo pokuta SIS,
900.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14

VOVdly Z0 Sc OllZl 40
ba, kdy radikalove, jake Churc-
hill a Eden budou moci znovu
vstoupit do anglickeho kabine-
tn.
CHAMBERLAINOVA REC
v anglickem parlamente 10.
je vseobecne velmi
pf1znive komentovana.
New York Times IL. cerven-
ce poznamenava, re i kritikove
Chamberlainovy zahranicnf pc
litiky 81 oddechli. V reci neby-
ly prazdne fraze a neupr1mne
hrozby, jak tomu v zaT1 minu-
leho roku. Ami pod zvetsova-
elm sklem nen1 mono V reci
naj1t zadnf dvirka, kterymi by
britska vlada mohla utect cd
zodpovednosti a pTipravit novy
Mnichov. Chamberlain neur-
guje kompromis, ale zd1raz-
nuje, re "a dnesn1ch okolnost1
nemGze byti feci O jednanich
smeruj1cich Ike zmene statu
quo v Gdansku.
V uvodn1m clanku nadepsa-
mem cod Mnichova Ike Gdan-
sku" New York Times Sc snazi
vysvetlit zmenu britske politi-
ky V posledn1ch nekolika mes1-
c1ch. Polaci nemohou obeto-
vat Gdansko bez toho re by by
la vazne ohrozena jejich samo-
statnost a jine evropske moe
nosti nemohou podporovat no.
YOU kapitulaci bez toho, re by
neobetovaly sve zajmy a svou
prestyz. Vista je dnes posled-
nj posic1, ma ktere must byt Cd
por organisovan, kdyz byla pro
meskana pf1lezitost odporu ma
Rune a ma Vltave. Hitler je 81
dobTe vedom jiz dnes odhodla-
nj zapadnfch velmoc1 a proto
vaha Take nemecky fisk Wy
zdvihuje z Chamberlainovy
reci jen odstavec, We kterych Sc
mluv1 O moznem jednan1 "a j.
nych, zlepsenych okolnost1.
New York Herald Tribune
p~oznamenava, re projevy brit
skych statn1kd byly V posled-
mich tydnech elm dial tim kon-
kr~etnejs1. Cd pGvodn1ho ale
neurciteho odhodlan1 klasti cd
por dalS1m agresivn1m cin1m
Nemecka, anglicky premier We
SVEN prohlasen1 urcil Gdansko
"a linii, ma nfz dals1 agrese ma
byti zastavena. Angle sla tax
dalece, jak jen slovnf vystraha
niue j1t. Kulisy k dalslmu ak
tn byly postaveny. Ted je jen
otazka, jak Sc Dude vytvaTet
DEF, az sc zvedne opona. Po-
nevada vSak pfesne LIME, kde
evropske m1rove mocnosti Sc
postavf ma odpor, byly takto
jasne urceny, IDA Sc, re napeti
Sc zmirnuje, jelikoz ma nemec-
Ike strane nem1ze byt vice po-
chyb o anglo-francouzskem cd
hodlani.
Otazka Gdanska zajlma a.
mericky fisk hlavne tim, re to-
to v podstate ciste nemecke me
sto je pfedmetem tax velke po-
zornosti zapadn1ch velmoc1. Lii
sty zdGraznujf fakt, re Nemec-
ko Size pouz1va i Gdansku
tech samych method, jakych
uzilo v Rakousku, Cesko-Slo-
vensku a Memelu, avSak dnes
Polsko i velmoci Sc stav1 k 81
tuaci zcela jinak. Lekce dana
v Cesko-Slovensku nebyla mar
ma. Verejn6 m1nenf v Anglii j
We Francii je jednotne V tom,
re dalsf Mnichov je nemozny.
Otazka je = oc1ch americ-
keno tisku = jen ia, IDA Ne
mecko je 81 pine vedomo toho-
to odhodlani demokratickych
monosti a IDA stale jeste pfilis
nespoleha ma osvedcenou "a
straSovaci methodu. OvSem
"a techto okolnosti prvni znam
ka ochabeni ma strane Angle
a Francie NIUE spustit celou
masinerii valky.
Vedle otazky Gdanska jsou
vsak v Europe i jine, stejne O.
behave problemy, ma ktere Sc
nesmi zapom1nat.
Washington Post v 1vodn1-
ku z 9. cervence 1889 pTipomi-
Ina, re zpravy dochazejfcf z Blu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14
Z Washington.

- Senator Borah, republi-
kan z Idaha, byvaly predseda
senatnfho vyboru pro zahrani-
chi vztahy prohlasil v kongre-
SUI, re kongres nem6l by dbati
"demokracii" ami "diktatur"
evropskych pfi uvazovanf re-
wise ZakOna o neutralite.
Zadal, ably tradicn1 americ-
ka smernice neutrality byla u
drzovana. Postavil Sc prot L.
sill administrace, ably odvola-
no bylo embargo ma vyvoz
zbran1 V pT1tomnem n%eutralit-
MIN zakone.
"Nase politika jest americ-
kou politikou", pravil Borah
We SVEN projevu, ktery cetl V
senate, V nemz zavladlo hro-
bov6 ticho. "Nemela by byti
udrzovana pro zajmy zadn6ho
cizfho naroda, pro zadnou CHI
vladu, nybrz pro nejlepsf zaj-
my americkeho lidu a proti
vsem ismdm a nastraham, jez
chiefly by il zniciti."
"Jaky jest rozdil mezi dix
tatory a demokraciemi evrop-
skymi V otazkach dotykajicfch
Sc mezinarodnich zalezitostf?"
tazal Sc Borah. INA pT1klad,
,jaky byl rozdll V politice mezi
diktatorem a demokraciemi V
Mnichove?"
"Kdyz Sc to zdalo byti v
zajmu diktatury a demokracie
spOjiti Sc V mezinarodn1m hnu-
tt nesm1rneho Yyznamu, to jest
zniciti, doslovne zavrazditi je
dinou skutecnou demokracii
(Ceskoslovensko) V Europe,
jaky byl rozd1l v principech
pouzitych diktatory a demo
kraciemi?"
, = Enema v 1levovem zako-
ne, kterou pracovn1 doba del
nj u WPA byla prodlouzena
ma 100 hodin mes1cn6, vyvolal
takove rozhorlenf mezi delnic-
tvem, re to naSlo ohlas v kon-
greSu.
Kongresnfk SABBATH, demo-
KRAFT z Illinois podal prvnf pre-
dlohu ma odvolan1 novych
mzdovych pravidel.
Rozhorlen1, jez zakon vyvo-
lal, nen1 nijak omezeno ma del
nictvo zamestnane u WPA.
Dive nejv6tsf delnicka telesa,
America Federace. Prace a
Kongres Industrialn1ch Orga-
risacf, ostTe protestujf, jezto
spatrujf V prodlouzenf pracov-
nj dolby sc 100 ma 100 hodin
mes1cne pri stejne mzde, 1tok
ma celou mzdovou strukturu We
Spojenych Statech.
= Mezi % valecnymi LODI
mi, jez budou zbudovany v
ramci namoTn1ho stavebnfho
programu 1939-40, Dude 5000
tunovy kriznik pojmenovany
Cleveland, a diva super-dread-
ooy,nh+v ioz nOnncou iuhno
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14

silu pro cesky narod, nabyva
dnes zvlastniho vyznamu. Mno
no ceskych v~lastenc1 Sc domni-
va, re husitska hymna zahrana
ma varsavskem rozhlasu ma
byt znamenlm k povstanf ces-
keno naroda proti nazist1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-07-14
: Mezi % valecnImi LODI

mi, jez budou zbudovany v
ramci namoFn1ho stavebn1ho
programu 1939-40, Dude 5000
tunovy krizn1k pojmenovany
Cleveland, a diva super-dread-
naughty, jez ponesou jmena
Iowa a New Jersey.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-07
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"

clarer, who needed the rest of the
tricks. He got them by a double
squeeze. He took three more
trumps, the spade A and K. then
led his last two hearts.
When the final trump was
played, declarer held also the dia-
naond 10 and club 6, and in dummy
were the club 40 and the spade
10. Discarding en- the last heart,
West could not throw the spade
Q, as that would make dummy's
10 good. So h. t5ssed a club.
Dummy then discarded the now
useless spade 10. and it was East's
turn. If he threw one of his two
clubs the dunmy's 9 would be-
come good. and if he trashed the
diamond Q the declarer's diamond
10 would be good So whatever he
did was wrong The declarer had
him.
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dealer: South. North-South
vulnerable.)
IF West leads the A and an
other diamond, how should South
play for 6-DiamondS?
'eatures Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-07
THE DOUBLE SQUEEZE

NAMED, AS it is, because Of
the number of opponents squeezed.
two Of them, this play is some
times incorrectly called the triple
squeeze because it squeezes the
opponents in three different suits
besides the one on which they dis
ard In basic principle. it COM
Ines a forward squeeze against
tie first opponent to play to the
rlcial trick with a backward
squeeze against the other oppo-
lett Both try to guard one suit.
but one Of them has to guard a
G1gle card in another suit and
he other has to try to guard a
an5Ie card in still a third suit.
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taable.)
Brisk bidding here was started
y West. 1-Spade. North bid
.CluoS, East Diamonds. South
+Hearts, West 3-Diamonds, North
+Clubs, East 4-Diamonds, South
+HeartS and East doubled.
IW0 diamonds were taken, then
" stop ruffs a trump to the A
@a another trump won by de-
Distributed by King
Evening star., 1939-08-06
\ | VI / | |

Atlontie City beouties put out to SEQ.
It all hod to do with the "offieioI open
ing" Of the Deep SEQ fishing season
there. with the girls perhops offered os
q lure or something.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
STAR, WASHINGTON D. C-GRAvURE SECTIONAL

(Left) Yochts
Of mony closes
jockey obout in q
light breeze as
they woit for the
stort Of their
Gloss roces in the
/ q &c h m o n I
Yoeht Clubs on
nuol roce week.
It's the big event
Of the Long
IsIon d Sound
selling seoson.
Wide World.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
. STORIES
IN STAMPS
4OO-Yeor-OId Dream
OF Panama Waterway

THE story of the Panama Canal
begins with Christopher Co.
lumbus. In the journal of his
fourth and final voyage TO the
New World. in 1902, he suggested
the possibility of such = water
route from ocean 10 ocean.
Eighteen years later. fernando
Cortes sought the secret OF the
passage from the Aztec monarch,
Monteruma ii. but the expedition
he sent southwark failed 10 locate
such a strait.
In 1880 Philip IL OF Spain sent
an Italian engineer, Bautista An
tonelli. TO lay out the proposed
Panama Canal. but then smashed
all hopes and plans by declaring,
What God has joined together.
let no man put asunder."
During the 18th and 18th cen
turtles four principal routes were
agreed upon by European and
American engineers: scross the
Isthmus of Tehusntepec. across
Nicaragua. across Panama. and
by way OF the Atrsto river in
South America.
Al last. on Jan. !. 1850, actual
construction was started by the
French, under Ferdinand de Les
seps. From the beginning the
project was doomed. Waste and
graft set an all-time high.
Eventually. on May 4. 1904. the
United States stepped in. built the
canal. opened il 10 usfhe on Aug.
Is. 1914.
The u. s. Scent commemors-
tive. design shown above, honors
President Theodore Roosevelt and
Gen. C. W. Cocktails. American
engineer in charge OF construc-
ton. Center is shown > ship pass
ing through the Gsillsrd Cut. The
stamp will be placed on hrst-dsy
sales on the 2sth anniversary Of
the opening Of the canal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23

In many instances, birds which
once possessed wings lost their
power of flight because it was no
longer necessary in their struggle
for existence. The penguin is an
example.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
LOVE THUMBS
A RIDE
BY WAYNE

Continued from Page 1oD
someone had gotten away with the
purse. She was very much dis
tressed and said that she hadn't
any money or anyone to whom sne
could telephone for money"
That's true" Mr.. Reed excused.
she left here almost penniless-
Just with what she had in her
pocketbook at the time. IL PROB
ably would be only a few dollars.
What did she say then
Two Bedrooms
II suggested that the cabin camp
had two bedrooms. that she wa
perfectly welcome to occupy one
OF them. She accepted. went into
the bedroom, locked the door, and
so far as l know, went TO sleep
immediately"
That would be like Gretchen,
too" Mr.. Reed agreed. Per
fectly independent and absolute
ly unsfraid."
That's just why I decided TO
come and talk to you, Mr.. Reed
John said. when l reread this
paper and checked up the descrip-
ton Of the girl I decided that she
must really be your daughter.
IT she were my sister. 1 wouldn't
care to have her going about the
country alone. She's entirely too
pretty and too young. 70 I decided
I'd come and tell you that I've
found her"
You have reason to believe that
you will find her there when you
get back, young mani"
John nodded. Where could she
go? She hasn't any money and
she hasn't any car. 1 told her I'd
be back very soon and that then
I would drive on. towards the west.
I told her she could ride. So she
agreed to wait until 1 got there"
she didn't suspect you'd come
here? "
Absolutely not"
I'D like to go along with you,
young man." Mr.. Reed unused.
But 1t would be an absolutely
fatal thing TO do. 1t would only
make matters between Gretchen
and me considerably o strained
than they are right now.
Can't Get Her
II know that I can't get her to
come back with me. At least not
right now. She told me most en-
phatically that she was through
with me- and through with my
money. She said she might change
her mind later but she'd have to
do 1t Of her own accord.
mo, l won't 60 back with you.
It would only anger Gretchen. I
tell you what, Nj. Patterson, I'd
like to make a bargain with you.
You're a dependable young man
with a good position. Why don't
you strike up a friendship with
my girl, keep an eye ON her and
say make an occasional report to
about her welfare?
In a way I can appreciate what
she's arguing about. Maybe I have
been a bit too strict. Lend her a
little money. I'll advance 1t. Not
too much of course. She needs to
have some hard going. It'll teach
her something"
Ito Be Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-23
Radio Time Table
7:30 A. M.
BY William
Ferguson

Times radio programs are prepared from stations latest available
chedules. This newspaper cannot assume responsibility for last-mnute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-25
lutte Captures
Clyde Fisk Cup

In one of the largest qualifica-
ton shoots ever fired by the Ia
coma Rifle club. l. Tufte walked
off with first place which won
him the Clyde Fisk trophy and
medal.
Second place went to o. l..
Wheeler and third TO Mr.. Davis.
The medal for the high score in
dividual who has never attended
the national matches. went 10 NJ.
RUNNERS of Olympia. Art Dun
away won the high tyre medal.
In this shoot. 10 members won
their expert rating, four were
rated as shsrpshooters, and seven
as marksmen.
Shooting Sunday was done at
200 yards offhand and kneeling,
200 yards rapid fire. 800 yards
20 shots rapid fire, and 500 yards
10 shots slow fire.
Scores for the five high men
over this course were as follows:
!. Tufte. 23s: o. L. Wheeler, 2S3:
NJ. RUNNERS, 252; Davis. 22e; Ed
Leisy, 227.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-25
BOWLING

The lntercity Classic league will
make its final appearance of the
season in Tacoma tonight. shooting
its matches at 1880 o'clock. The
league will complete its schedule
Thursday night in Seattle.
The championship series of the
Telephone company league is also
on tonight's pin calendar. Com
mercial and plant teams are the
contenders.
Wednesday night, johnson Paint
and Broadway alley teams will
travel to Seattle to oppose each
other on the Ideal alleys. The COM
petition Is warm-up for the
Northwest Congress tournament
which starts this week in Spokane.
The play-off for the Class B City
league title has been scheduled for
Thursday night at 7:15. Stevens
and Vetter. first half winner, will
meet Crystalike, champion of the
second semester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-25
Tiger,Lynx
Netrnen Vie
On Tuesday

Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
on the Mckinley tennis courts, the
tennis squads Of Stadium and Lin
coin will open the race for the
city tennis title. This is the sec
ond match of the season for both
teams. Stadium lost to Everett
So. last Friday while Lincoln met
an so defeat at the hands OF Gar
field high school in Seattle last
Saturday.
The Bengals, defending cham
pions, and are favored To win, but
the Lincoln squad is strong and
may upset the Tigers.
Stadium will use Richard Meyer
as its first man, Jess Outright,
second; Richard Cromwell. third !.
Don Erwin, fourth, and either Ed
gar Williams or Jack Pascoe as
fifth, although six-man teams may
be played.
Don Carstens will probably play
as Lincoln's first man; Bob Smith.
second: Ronald Schrupp, third;
Ocky Sciacqua, fourth and Schen-
del, fifth. II six-men teams are
used IL is as yet undecided as TO
who will play the six position on
the Lynx squad.
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Cams, Bakers To
Meet In Practice

Another pair of undefeated soft
ball teams meet Monday night at
o O'Clock on the Stanley field as
Cammarano Brothers and Tacoma
French Bakery cross bats. The
Cams have won four straight
While the Bakery team has win
and a tie in two starts.
The Bakery club is composed
largely of former Tacoma Avenue
plays who captured the Pierce
county title last season, and have
a well-balanced outfit for the
Class "B" loop that they are in
this year. The Cams have tough
week ahead with the Alt Heidel-
bergs to face on either Tuesday
or Wednesday and then closing
the practice season with Active
club on Friday night at Mckinley
No. l diamond.
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Wins At Badminton,
Defeating Tacoman
PORTLAND. Ore.

PORTLAND, Ore. - Paul Blu
gard, Northwest Y. NJ. c. A. bad
minton champion, retained his
title IN the annual meet held here
Saturday night Blugard defeated
Llye Morton. Tacoma. in the
finals. Ivan Temple and Dick
Martin, Victoria. B. C. whipped
Morton and Francis Chapman, Ia
coma, for the doubles crown.
Temple and Peggy Cheer. also of
Victoria. won the mixed doubles.
and sanits Stern the women's sin
giles. Olive Gilman and Miss Cheer
defeated the only Portland final
lists, Marie Janke and Faye Rath-
bun. for the women's doubles title.
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Feather Champ
Receives Bid

NEW YORK Featherweight
Champion Joey Archibald has re-
ceived an offer OF $4,000 to defend
his title against Spider Kelly. Brit
ish champion. at Belfast, ireland,
in the first week of June.
Archibald's manager, Al Well,
received the offer last night from
Make Waxman, who arrived from
England yesterday. Waxman was
commissioned TO make the offer
by British promoter sgd Hulls.
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CLOSE FINISH
IN BIRD RACE

A pigeon, owned by George
Ness. edged out Howard Olsen's
bird in a race from Castlerock 10
Tacoma. staged by the Tacoma
Racing Pigeon club Sunday. Next
week a special race will be flown
from Kalama, 100 miles from
Tacoma.
Results In yards per minute;
George Ness, 1064.194. Howard
Olsen. 1064.1s9; Ed johnson,
105S.15; Parker Johnson. 1055.69;
Dave Craig. 1052.35; John Davis.
1050.35: Harry Vandenburg,
104s.35; Roy Stephens. 1045.1s;
Mike Fechko. 1040.15; Stanley
Remedies. 1040.06; Conrad Adler,
1039.62: Joe Mcconnell. 1031.52;
Andrew Roberts, 1029.16, Harry
Friberg, 1016.32.
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Local Summers
Take 'Y Crou,n

PORTLAND, 0re.-The annual
Northwest y. NJ. c. A. swimming
championships went to Tacoma in
the weekend meet held at the
Portland "Y." The Washington
club captured both junior and SEN
Tor titles. Portland was second in
the senior meet. with Longview
third and Seattle and Spokane tied
for fourth. Longyiew was second
in the junior competition. followed
by Portland and Salem.
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PARADISE VALLEY - Sweep
ing the field in downhill and slalom
events Olympia Ski club won the
first annual Southwest Washing
ton Days ski tourney here yester-
day.
Approximately 1000 persons
many of them living below the
Pierce Thurston county line, were
attracted to Paradise for the in
augural. More than fifty contest
ants, representing Olympia. Aber-
-Hoquiam, Centralis, Chehalis,
Longview and Castle Rock, psrtici-
pated in the meet.
Outstanding in the racing tiffs
was Harley Waldrick. Capitol City
ace. who annexed first place IN the
mems downhill and slalom. Mar
tina Berg. Olympia. was first in