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The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
Army War Games Held New York
 In August

NEW YORK, July - The larg est peacetime concentration of American troops in history will be m0bilized in the area about Plattsburg, New York, next month for the First Army man. euvers. it was announced today by Major General Hugh A. Drum, Commanding the Second Corps area.
 More than 50,0O0 officers and men of the Regular Army, Ma tional Guard and Organized Re serves will participate in the maneuvers frim August 13 to 27 under General Drums direction.
 For the first time since the Am erican Civil War a Field army will be concentrated for action on the American Continent un- der the immediate command of single officer.
 The climax of the maneuvers will come when this Field Army consisting principally of four Ma tional Guard Divisions from the New England States, New York and New Jersey, advances in bat tie array against a somewhat smaller force of the Regular Army armed and equipped with the latest devices of modern high speed warfare.
 General Drum himself will command the Field Army which will be composed of two Corps made up of two Divisions each.
 The Second Corps will be com
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NORTH POLE BAKERY

FRESH BAKERY GOODS AT
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
Britain Recognize Jap Demands in War on China

UNDATED, July A (P,-Great Britain recognized Japan's spec ial requirements" in her war on China but d!savowed any inten- ton to buy European peace through any deal with Germany.
 On the far eastern issue, Brit ain agreed to refrain from put ting any obstacles in the way of Japan in safeguarding her own security and maintaining public order in the occupied areas of China. Premier Chamberlain de- clared however, that this didn't constitute any change in the British policy in China and assert ed that the British-Japanese dis pute over Tientsin would be con fined to local issues there. He disavowed opposition suggestions that Britain had definitely taken sides with Japan against C'aiT' .'
 Japanese in Tokyo, however hailed the British agreement as virtually granting Japan their 1ong-desired belligerent rights and declared it a sweeping dip i lomatic victory for Japan
 Chamberlain also made a state ment regarding Germany in an swer to criticism of the talks last
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
Avalanche On Mount Baker Claims 6 Lives

GLACIER, Wash, July 24 (P) Workers dug in the snow of the precipitous face of lofty Mount Baker, 150 miles north of Seattle in search of the bodies of four of six teachers and college students who were trapped Saturday by an avalanche.
 Two victims bodies were re- covered, those of Alice James of Arlington and Julius Dornblutt of Bellingham. The missing are Viene Fisher of Coupe Vile; Maynard Howat of Seattle; Hope Weitman of Thornton; and Beu- lah Lindberg of Great Falls, Montana.
 Members of the searching par ty who returned to Glacier at the foot of the mountain last night for rest after an all-day search held little hope of finding any of the missing alive.
 Members of the party at "Ro- man Wall' the rugged cliff only 400 feet from the summit, were preparing to scale the cliff when an avalanche of snow came roar ing down on them. The hikers soampered to safety but when they gathered beyond in a, group 6 were missing out of the group of g.
 Guides Don Cox and Chester Ullin escaped and they are as- sisting in the search for surviv- ors. They said the slide was about a hundred yards wide when it started the plunge but was more than three hundred yards wide when it subsided.
 The majority of those in the party were teachers attending the summer session of the West ern Washington College of Edu- cation at Bellingham, sixty miles away.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
Germany Denies Report Impending g Peace Deal

UNDATED, July 9 (P) - Per sistent reports of an impending peace deal with Germany was denied indignantly by Germany while in Berlin officials credited themselves with another victory in the European battle of nerv- es."
 All talk of a large loan to Germany in return for partial dis armament is absolutely un- official and purely academic" " said the British foreign office spokesman.
 Speculation of a possible set clement through an international loan to change German economy from a wartime to a peacetime basis, centered around the visit to London by pr. Helmugh Whol that, German trade ambassador who returned to Berlin today
 A British foreign office spokes man said Before any scheme for a general settlement can be considered by the British govern ment there must be some evil dence of Germany's willingness to change her policy"
 Poland is still standing firm against German pressure.
 In Tokyo, British and Japan ese representatives agreed on the form of the subjects for discus sion at the impending barley.
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
LicensedP Passenger Planes Required
 Install 2-way Radio
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JUNEAU, July 22 (P) - All licensed passenger planes in Al aska will be required to install two-way radio communication equipment in the near future ac- cording to regulations decided on at a meeting of the Alaska Aeronaut;cal Commission with Governor Troy, at Bell Island. It was also decided to draw up preventative regulations govern ing blocking of facilities for marine airplanes.
 The Governor appointed Thom as Donohoe of CordoVa as mem Der of the commission taking the vacancy created by the recent death of f1ier M. D. Kirkpatrick. C,xLcnr;t>1 for Tho Maroa MIIcuaf
The Nome nugget., 1939-07-24
Widow Obtains Permission To Sell Gold Brick

PASADENA, July-Mrs. Clara Mcdonald received permission from Superior Judge Coldwier to sell a gold brick given to her husband, the late Joseph McDon- ald. in 1904, by the ebployes of an Alaska gold mining company.
 The judge ruled retention of the brick did not constitute gold hoarding. The brick is worth $1,800.
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The Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors meet tomorrow at a noon luncheon at the North Pole Bakery.
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Japanese Claim Diplomatic Victory
Denies Report Britain Attempt Buy German Peace
Avalanche On Mount Baker Claims Six Hikers

week between R. s. Hudson, Brit ish Secretary of Oversea Trade and Dr. Helmuth Wholthat, Ger man trade expert.
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Thore Oelson Jury Selected Case Begins

When the U. s. District Court convened this morning more thaa forty jurors on special venlre answered roll call and by II a.e2. d jury in the case of the U. 5. vs Thore Oelson had been accepted by District Attorney Clasby and defense attorneys O. D. Cochran and Ira D. Irton. Following is the jury:
 Ole Bahr, Jr.
 Nels M. Boyne
 Ernest Boulanger
 Gunnar Bowman
 Thomas Chase
 ". [. H. Cramer
 Louis Healy
 Keith Hedreen
 Joe Nickel
 Sam Mogg
 Charles O'Leary
 R. w. Silver Court was adjourned until pm. when the introduction ot evidence and testimony commend ed.
 The government presented it's case this afternoon and court was adjourned until 10 a.m.. when the defense will open its side of the case. In its opening argu- ment to the jury this afternoon, the defense declared that Dr. Thomas Morcom would testify as to the sanity of the accused, re garding the commisson of the al- legged crimes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

friend huabshd in action against
Andre Adofse IN TIE sisht-fonba
main mat event "a Gfs@D~ieh colt
scum
"wo,tagsf has visited Tacoma
,geies before. carr time IN differ
sns athletic role. On the first
occasion she Was travelling Ndth
1899 fafB.s. Incidentally meets
George Harlem ~ Dofsyiils Ola /.
In the nys-nDubd, Ons.fsii ssmI-
finsi.
Promoter Jack connor eonpietsd
the card saturday By signing Jack
Holland ~ Los Angeles ann DIR.
Harry Kahoe ~ Des Molnss. Lows
as opponents IN the three round
special event. ana booking Paoui
Lopez u Mexico city 10 meet Bull
genAoie ~ Denver m the three
round opener. B0th Of the prelinz
are ons-fsll matches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
louder Trophy
Play7o Open

Women NJ Meadow PARK viii
compete for the Jovdsr golf tro-
phy In competition that Will open
Tuesday ana continue on each
Tuesday until the last Tuesday ~
July The low seven net scorers
Will be the winner. The round.
robin also starts with the first
Tuesday in March. pAifinss for
the iombst0n. tourney Tuesday
VIII be- Mesdsmss Jack Green and
II c. Define. seii Dsy and WI
liam Turner: A. carter and y.
Thsekersy. a. H1sHell and e J.
sennef: G. w. Hsfkinf ana A B.-
rilla. Ken Mol and William Pin
nell; l.. ctusos and g ~. Ffiis.
william MU;,ie shd ~ ~ shas.
duck. Jses Adams ard James HHr.
pach: j shannon ana Gladys Rob
erts; l.. Powers and Pear Miller.
J 7. Craig srd y /. Oordsn. n
Brouse ana l. gvyer, r. Nixbn
ana 2 Ronetts. Paul Jones and
G. Brigham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Set for Bout
With Collins

After ereexing through an eight
round workout Friday afternoon
and proving eonclusiveis that he
had shaken Off the last ses,iges Of
the Illness which Kept him IDLE
fer five DAYS. Jock Mcomber
settled down today "a an intensive
last-minute training siege in prep
aration for his lo-round battle
with Ernie Collins Thursday al
Greenwich coliseum.
The Seeking Scot fairly
sailed through the Friday ses-
sion. which consisted OF bag
punching. shadow boxing ana
roPe-skipping, and today WA
20 resume boxing. Al least
six rounds of glove work WA
slated today and sunday. fol-
lowed by round ar two less
Monday and Tuesday.
George Griffing. Collins man
sger. pronounced the Indian young
ster In the best shape Of his career
following a Friday afternoon drill
which consisted of four rounds OF
boxing with Mike Kanski. rugged
middleweight from Fargo. n. ID.
and two with Dell Martin. Tacoma
amateur 100 FOUNDER. together
with four rounds Of oalisthenics
and shadow boxing.
Tscema's Davey Ward. re-
garded as the outstanding mitt
prospect In the Northwest,
tackles his first -rounder
when he meets lilly Madden,
Portland weller. In the scmi-
final.
Other supporting bouts: Special
event, four rounds. middleweights.
fluffy" Tyson. Tacoma. W.. Mike
kanski. Fargo. N d. second pre-
liminary, four rounds, weller
weights, Hank Curtis. Tacoma, VS..
Eddie Caudell. wenatchee. opener,
four rounds. middleweights. Gene
Toulouse. Tacoma, VS.. Red" Hos
kins. Wenatchee.
The advance sale of tickets Ia
being conducted at -four downtown
Lane Cigar COM
pany. Chappell 4 Grimes. Annex
Lunch Rust buildingl. and the
Lincolnshire hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
BABE MAY SEE nER HUBBY SHOW MERE

the House Of David baseball team
and taking regular turns on the
mound. She Jared quite well dur
ing a two-inning stint, during
which she displayed a rood fast
one and a nice curve. referring. NJ
course. 10 the horsehide.
She WA playing golf. an
other Of her stbletie AeeofDp-
hshnsenis. al the tifne Of her
second yisit. and astonIshed n
bot Of Tacoma links artists
with her ability 10 issrup the
Eutta-pereha pellet.
Pete Ashringer the former Uni
versity Of Kansas and American
Olympic athlete teammate Of
the former Miss DidricksOn In the
Its quite possible that Mildred
Babe" Didrikson, Riri marvel Of
the 1882 Olympic Games and nOs
the wife Of George Zaharias. the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Abes to Meet
Bells Tonight

Although out of the running for
the city prep title. the Bellarmine
basketball team can drop the Lam
coin quintet from the race II II
downs the Abes In their game to-
night on the Lincoln naples. The
tilt viii start nj s:15. following n
7 o'clock game between the midget
teams Of the schools.
The Lincoln cnsers have slim
chance OF tieing for the crown.
II they win their remaining three
games two with Bcllarmine and
one with the Tigers they can
share first place with Stadium
A severe blow Ia the Abe
hopes against Bellarmine II
the loss Of Don Hegele, stellar
center, who will mot play to-
night because of illness. Coach
Biil 1lardie said he would shift
Logan Blades 10 the spot and
usr jack Godfrey In Blades
position.
This win be the third game be-
tween the teams this season. Linz
coin won the first contest. aa-30.
and Bellarmine took the second.
20-19.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Mil Billy Quint
To Play At Fife

Ths Ossrk Mountain HIil HlIiiss,
the efsxisst, coolest attraction
In basketball" viii play Al the
Fife gymnasium Sunday night,
Jumping Joe Aatosinh, who
claims the distinction NJ being .
one man basketball show. Ia tbs
leader ~ this group.
lie 10 Tho only man es NE
team Al I'M stkess. NJ
eearse. ere wsss~W. Ther -
~ swssh nbehsssnes ~ Fen.
nssi,~. Dstahy. LES, Net. 1As.
and Mag. MT ttsey ere
b~tt~r hSown - tIssts s~-
speetive pasewts ~ vista
1ssbls. 10 Dpssrsw. 1~ssws
Dapsets, Nsts iA~ Mftsis.
Isiey Peters, and Elsssss
1<sieh.
These players. besides b~lns
capable ~ amusing the spseis-
tors. .sn play basketball az well,
according ,o advance notices.
This msdcsp entertainment. com
b,nlns comedy and bashsibail, viii
start al 4 g'eioes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Tacoma Ski Club
Plans Bowl Trip

The Tacoma eki club will lyus.
ney 10 the Milwaukee ski boSi 81
Hrak sunday morning ~ '
oici0ss, with Jimmy O'kssfs In
charge u arrangements Club
MEMBERS viii take part N a
handicap and novelty race, A. wsil
as an obstacle event with prizes
for men and women. Plans can
be made BY calling Garland s722.
the ski shack. or be al the snack
At $50 a. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Stanford
Tops Bears
BERKELEY. Cails.

BERKELEY. Caiif. 49, stanford
conquered the favored University
Of California. 3s-3b. last night The
defeat dropped the Bears into a
first place lie With the University
of Southern California In the south
division If the Fssifis Coast rom
ference basketball race u, y. G,
WIN over the University of Cali
fornis st Los Angeles, 43-3b
The teams play again tonight
IN q game tina, may decide the
championship u the southern d.
vision.
n may see California dumped
out Of the title rsce altogether
or may result tn the necessity II
pisyoff with u. =. q 10 deter.
mine which squad will meet Ore
gon for the coast championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
EriaveC Arrives
For HOStak Bout

t.w. s.ys ~ Mn nsve -
srwshte n a.s~s is1 p~sstpA.
whish skeWt1 threw NJ taoe
Inc Rag ~ hrsses poao 10
p.sss1s. ssstts . assoeWay -
wwtuhs re msstsk.
AIS Injured hsasis are repaired
and Esi~vas 10 h<liesssi n ~ Just
the .sre 10 lest the maulsea thar
uuahis. Promoter nfusmsn sAYs
itcetsk 10 IN great SHAPE ard itsh-
inx "a get sass sstinr
A packet nym watched him
wusk cut yesterday. We " hsltteG
sharply ard with seemingly great
81 rowef than ever.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
EAGLES GOLF

Members Of the Eagles lodge
will play goif NJ the Meadow rsss
ruifse sunday, marking the b.
ginning ~ the lodges psfiIsips~
ton In ths sport this year
The athletic COMMITTEES reports
that this Broadway bowling alleys
will BE- open Tuesday and Thur.
day nights fof msmbefs NJ Eaeiss
who are interested In this activity.
Al iis meeting rfidsy. The lodge
presented n. Bsssiastss With the
Jewel far ~ years fnsmbesxirip.
Another hiRhiishi ~ ths meeting
ws# The ini'lsiDn ~ right n~w
members. nsmsiyi Ernest 0tfsi.
istsh. NJ sehsss, q. ~ King, ~
% spaht, Frank Bsissso. ~ l..
Tssssr. Charles johnson and
James Hsefetu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Hq NeSe Keys But could DC at separate the
earth nerer another again. get dirdgs hare
treasured IN memories the grdndest days three
friends had And gou Hken your to mine
old friends memories rich and foreuer lasting
THE Little Sergeant cEdd Mafno ha. gone into suslne. other
than handling the fisc affairs mddlewerht
Al Hostak The Little Sergeant opened Marine
Marginal
And hs! Eddie cooks the spaghetti the profess
DEAR NET: Let me hare one little cord . . inst one
II anent S. s.. cho rote that original letter
planning Of basketball decisions IN specific gdme? Who
is her. H. d.
Dear H. D.: Please, lefs-oh, weH listen. do not
knoW other than this 1t pds and not as
1ce all supposed -. E. M.
JOE WATERMAN. from Los Angeles town and former Ia
and Northwest fight promoter, referring TO his Joe
Louis Jack Roper heavyweight title fight in L. A. April
1S steps on the platform public print and predicts
Says joe always great gambler and long shot picker
of success:
$50, ROPER CAN'T WINE
the experts do learn and
profit and what they
telling Jack chance
heavyweighs for the
Wrgey Field April 18th
who thinks these all
Roper hasn't Perish the thought Roper
hands strong legs brain
fighting the heart of lion and
wap his left hand that tear mans head off is landed
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Kemp PIasos u
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On the Lam
With
Elliott Metcala

utRES good nelCs for the VI league :. Ted Ciaeitter,
the powerful hitter and catcher for the Spokane Hawks
has signed his 1889 contract Teds the kind Of hitter fans
Ike to action at the platter He thRaders the ball
Last year he punched en- out at SOC stride :.
YOU can excuse Senator Katie f. Mastrom for voting to
return fish traps to Washington's waters She
like sympathetic She greyes for the poor suffering and
undern0urshed proteers reduced abjec
poverty BY the abolition of the traps under Initiative No II
Senator Katie Masroms No = when
capitalists
industry
conservatonist should
graduate Katie o
those dividend dlviders,
An old friend drifed ia from grand old Frisco tocn
~ Sherman Gardner the Foster-Keser hustler. Eleren
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06

Johnny gftases. the ltun.shsnnsa
Chicago light hsssswsiskt. IN
Seattle ground Yesterday IN rsrf.
sfatian for Ms Hereunder WITH
Al Hnstsk. the Savage ssss -
crystal f>eci. Seattle, Tsssstsy
night
FrrvAk iimhered hls muscles
hit and ,efas ana sunday viii ~
tata ma hssssng grind. he came
north ffum Oakland. Calf. and
hsoash. Jaes Cosfiasn along A. 4
spsrrinx mate
Eseenh. = ssan~a No Mt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Victoria Tourney
Billed Next Week

VICTORIA ~ The nth annual
Empress winter golf tournament
will be held here next week, Mon
day through Saturday.
Sunday many golfers of the
Northwest will converge on the
Oak Bay course 10 get in practice
rounds. Among the out-of-towners
will be a score or more entrants
from Tacoma and Seattle.
The course is in unusually fine
playing condition for this time Of
the year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Ski Weather

Milwaukee Ski Bowl tHyak)--
Temperature Of Is degrees; four
inches Of new snow; total Of i03
inches; cloudy. with light west
wind; skiing excellent.
Star-spede--Temperature Of -
degrees, eight inches Of new snow
total of 100 inches; calm and part
cloudy; snow dry; skiing excellent.
Monad Lake--Tempersture Of IL
degrees; ~ inches of new snow
total Of I48 inches; showing light
~; light west wind: spgw dry and
powdery; skiing excellent.
Martin L0dge---Temt,erature Of
~ degrees: ~ inches Of new snow
total Of 10 inches; cloudy. with
light west wind, snow fast and
dry; skiing excellent.
Paradise valles--Road open IN
Narada Falls: chsins required NJ
Lonsmire; shuttle busses operst-
ing; temperature Of 10 degrees:
II inches of new shew; total Of
2i1 inches; overcast; showing ;
north Wind; skiing good.
Mt. Baker Lodge-1toad open 10
lodge: snow ON road from four
miles east Of glacier ~ lodge /;
chains required; temperature of 10
degrees; nine inches Of new SNOW /;
total Of 2ss inches; clear; snow
dry; skiing good.
Snoqualmie Pass-North Bend
10 Easfon. snow ON r0ad from ~
miles west Of summit 10 Easton ;
chains required, temperature Of
- degrees; sin inches Of new
snow; tgtaI of 1871 inches; overcast
and calm, skiing good.
Park Jnpctiop--snow and slush
on road from rark junction 10
Epumclaw; temperature Of 81 g.
grees; 10 inches 81 new snow ;
total Of 81 inches; broken overcast.
Cstuse Pass z20 ineh-s Of
snow; skiing good.
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Clouer Paykers
Join U.S.. Rifles

WARRINGTON. y. q. uJsvee
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hes hesn 9faNt~d shxs0ev ~ ~
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n target slsssottne. seeev1lno 10 -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Vancouver Goes
To Portland Tie
yANCOUyER, n.

VANCOUVER, n. VancDu-
yer went two points ahead u
Spokane In The fsee for third
place In the Pacific Coast lee
Hockey lessu. today By fighting
Portland 10 a ii overtime lie IN a
rough game lsst night
Portland scored IN the second
period and Il was nearly the END
Of the third frame before Van
couver came back 10 tie the count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-06
Last NIGHTS Basketball Results

Arizona 80. New Mexico 81.
Utah So, Brigham Young ~.
Denver "a, Colorado State %.
Stanford 80. California 50.
Southern California 40. L. c. l..
A IS.
Arizona Teehfs., Flagstaff s.
Arizona Techrs. Tempe AZ.
San Diego State %. San Jose
State SO
College Of Pacific AZ. Chico
State "a.
Texas Tech 81, New Mexico Ag-
gies 81.