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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
By Atty. ALFRED CASEY

The Rev. r. L. Brady as the
principal speaker, the Second Bap-
list choir. the Senior and Junior
cholrs OF Tabernacle Baptist
church joined with the Committee
OF Twelve in celebrating its first
anniversary laet sunday afternoon
at Tabernacle Baptist church. a
good crowd filled the church To
hear the program and they heard
some very fine singing by the See
ond Baptist choir. the Senior ana
Junior choirs OF Tabernacle churcn.
and the Rev Mr.. Brady preached
very fine and timely sermon IN
celebration OF the first anniversary
evcnt OF the Committee OF Twelve
Mrs. +. NJ. wilson one of the charter
members OF the organization, set
IN bv the Rev. Mr.. Pittman to car
~ out the social. educational. civic
and financial programs OF the
church. was the mistress OF cere-
monies and announced the pro-
gram with grace and clarity
The program began with the sing
ing OF the Negro National Anthem
then the Senior choir OF Tabernacle
Baptist sand the song Listen
10 the Lambs and was beautifully
done. Then It was that the Second
Baptist choir took over the service
and sang some very beautiful iuin-
bers. The Junior choir rendered
two spirituals which were much EN-
loved Mrs. Wilson then introduce
ed the president OF the Committee
of Twelve and he hold of the work
OF the organization during the first
wear OF its existence lie told how
the twelve had been divided into
four groups each having charge OF
its particular division OF work. and
how successfully this plan had
worked and the results accomplish
ed during the rast year. Mr.. Baker
told Of the Tabernacle Voice. "A
publication OF the church's activi-
ties ard how we'll this monthly pub
LEGATION had been received by the
members OF tho church Mr. Baker
told how all the members of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Providence Baptist

AZ 1880 the Rev. Mr.. billiard.
guest speaker. brought the morn
ing message TO a large congregation.
His text waS taken from Kings
SO. Subject. Go Wash In Jor-
dan Seven Times Three we're
added TO the church
At $50 Pm. the Rev s. Wood
and congregation were visitors at
Providence Baptist church Tie
Rev. Mr.. Wood preached fine
sermon
The BYPI met at pm Mr..
Gilbert presided.
In the evening the pastor, The
Rev. j l.. Lewis. preached from
Peter 9:lS. subject, Grace
The missionary convention viii
convene al the church beginning
April of-26.
Ora Clark Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Truth Center

4 city-widc forum will he held
April IS at $50 pm. al the Mason
ic Temple building. 632 Livingstone
street. The topic for discussion will
be "The Five Greatest Problems of
Our Group. and How TO Successful-
" Solve Them
This truth center Is under the
direction OF Mrs. Roxanna SUM
mers.
II You arc interested in the prog
ress of the race. YOU arc invited 10
attend this meeting There will be
many prominent men and women
as speakers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
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St. Paul AME Church

"The One Desire" will he the
subject OF the sermon next sun
day morning. 1896 at ST. Paul.
"Our Dark Days will he tho
subject of the sermon. sunday eve
ming. 7:45
Tho Sunday school will convene
at GAS am with George w. Gar
ncr I'm charge
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene at &
pm. with Miss Carrie Gordon and
Mrs Homer Harris presiding.
The Senior league will convene
at $50 pm with Mrs, Iowa VIII
liams as president.
Topic: Dollars Happincss-or
WHAT Lake 12:15-21 Matt. 6.19.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Christian Science

Probation after Death" will he
tho subject of the Lesson Sermon
In all Christian Science churches
throughout the World on Sunday
on Sunday.April 2S.
The Golden Text Psalms 1851
And whatsoever ye do. do il heart
lily. as to the Lord. and not unto
men: Knowing that OF the Lord We
shall receive the reward OF the In
heritance; for We serve the Lord
Christ
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures bv Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
D. 29i) when we wait patiently
on God and seek Truth righteous
~. IIe directs our path"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
There Is So Much Work To Be Done So Little Time To Do ID
Mesdames Hairston
And Maddox Offer
Pupils In A Recital

Yolaudc Maddox. Mrs. Bac-. aud
Willie Mae llairston, are present
ing their pupils in a recital April
sS az 4 p. NJ Those who are *
pecied TO appear on program are:
Jefferson Flukcr Itcmus Monson,
Pearl Phillips Raby philpo'. tlem-
ins Cook Ed.;A Manier Jane Bon
ner BcrniCo Garrison Viola Mani
or. Charles West Annlsa Naieler'
Luther Martin Lillian Matthews,
louisc Johnson Lar,gda Freeman
VILLA Mae Gobeg Harold Patlet.
son. Hurdles poushion sherman
Mcdonald. Gertrude Branch Otoy-
san Nasano Mrs, Isaac and Lula
Barley
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
True Christlike

IS 'arge crowd turned out 10 hear
He Wqmen's Day program. which
14 rendered az tho True Christ
l.te Temple. 2ale Rivard street,
insf sunday afternoon
i'fuse participating on ine pro-
-ran werc Mrs r. smith OF
ut church: Miss Geneva Best,
f'e Ribbon Brothers Laretha Cor
a0n Mrs. Gibson. and Tho choir Of
me church Mrs Cecil was The mis-
irrs ~ ceremonies
fhr pulpit was filled with visit
Ifr ministers The Rev W L. FIR
wards Is to preach on May AZ
~o temple The Rev. Ezekiel Ward
IS p4.f0r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
|Presbyteriians
To Witness
Grand Musicale
Musica Dramatioue
And Alpha Club n
Successful Affair

The Pastor. the Rev. Henry Pol
ter, spoke last Sunday mornlnv !.
the subject. Light and Darknes, |,
text Romans 1872 and from SOM
thoughts found in the 10Th chan
ter OF Romans. "Sin and Rich,el
business" he said "are two force.
lighting against each other ~
victory. We are free TO do eiths,
what we want TO do or ought N
do. We should lay off the thInr,
that keep us In darkness
The Young People Society mes
in the Chapel at $50 p m. and
evening services were conducted
by the pastor at 1880 p. m.
The concert last THURSDAY eve.
ming was very enjoyable Tho
singing OF the group known as ND
Pro-Musica Dramatiquc. was yery
inspiring and well received.
The Style Show By the Alma,
club last Friday night was Il cal
success and we'll attended.
Musicale Next sunday
A large crowd is expected to al.
tend the Grand Musicale at ( n. m
Sunday. April 18th. al the church,
sponsored by the Detroit Negro
Opera Board. Outstanding local
artists and choruses will PARTED.
pate. Admission is free TO the nub.
lie.
The annual Mother and Daughter
Banquet by the Ladies' AID So
ciety will he held on the evening
OF May 10th.
Sick OF the church are Clifford
Moore OF Mackay avenue and Mis-,
Mary Agnes Erwin OF 5ell-95th
street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mrs. Edna Tate
Gospel Soloist,
In Fine Program

20. give thanks unto the Lord
for he is good. for his mercy en-
dureth forever"
Mrs Edna Tate. gospel soloist
rendered program at ST. Mark
Spiritual church April 15-l7. Sew
en- persons we're healed
Those appearing on the program
were: A. Pennyman. Mrs. G. Rob-
in>on. J Tate. Mrs Rhoda Mckeev-
or. the Rev. and Mrs d. T. Par
ham. Mrs b. Wooten. +. Robinson
Deacon George Easton and Mother
sophie Easton.
Mrs Tate will render a program
at the First Baptist church in Inx-
ster Mich. April 20 The Rev. A.
L. Merritt is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
ACKACHE!
Try finishing Excess Poison,
And Acid Thru Kidneys
And Stop Getting IN Night,
35 CENTS PROVE 1T

When your kidneys are oyeriax-
81 aud your bladder IL irIitated anl
passage s'anty and often smarts
and burns. you may need Cold
Medal llaarlen OH Capsules. tie
fine harmless stimulate aud diurr.
iic that starts 10 work at once aud
costs but % ocnto at any modern
drugstore
It's one good safe way 10 pnt
more healthy activity into kidneys
and bladder you should sleep
more soundly the whole night
through But be sure 10 get GOLD
NtDAIs-it's genuine medicine
for weak kldneys-rixht from
lIsarlem IN Holland. Don't accept
a substitute.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Storm Branch

The Rev. Mr. Thompson. pastor
OF Storm Branch Baptist church
delivered the morning message last
sunday His text was taken from
Phil. i:2i.
The BYPU wac largely attend.
cd in the evening. President j
All was in charge.
The evening message was de-
liyered by the pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mission Union

The Women's Mission union held
their ore day session at IS Brook
street in Mt Clemens. Mich. last
Sunday.
Mrs. NJ BALDWIN. member OF
the Mission. was visited nv tie
rest OF the members and was pre-.
scented with some very beautiful
flowers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Starlight Temple Of
Truth

The morning service at Starlight
Church OF Truth began az l0:45.
Mrs. Sylvia Watkins read the scrip
ture, followed by prayer from Rev.
Mr. Kenncy. The choir render
ed the music Mrs. Mary Taylor
preached scrmonette. The Rev.
Mother Williams preached from
81. John SO
Al p M. a program was pre-
scented by the Starlight choir Mrs.
Roxie Baxter was the mistress OF
ceremonies Those on program in
Guided Mrs Owens Mrs Mary
Taylor and the Starlight Glce club.
{. T. Johnson is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHATTER NO. ~ o. e. S-STATED MEETING
ist Wednesday. DEGREE WORN yrd "Wednesday. Worth,
Marion Mrs Julia MorreI isi Iague. Tel Tr. s-ss7I;
Worthy Patron Mr. Richard white, $3.50 HazIett Ave-
BATlSHEBA CHAPTER No. u. y. S.-STATED MEETING-lN
Friday. DEGREE WORk-3rd Friday. WORTHY uatron. Mrs
Francis figglns 1891 Hartford. Worthy Patron Mr. " A.
Bristol. isii Jos. Campau. fizroy iisS
PRiSClLLA CHAPTER NO. ~ q. D.. S.-srATED MEETING
ynd Friday DECREE WORk-iih Friday. WORTHY Matron
Mrs Rosa Murphy, sisi sherman fyroy ssi5 worthy IA.
iron, Mr. Haywood CAN'T 6sOD Hartford. Tyler t.5ssg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The morning service began at IL
a. M. with the Deacons in charge
OF prayer service. The sermon was
preached by the pastor. tho Rev.
j. S. Scott Text. Revelations 1873
At p. m. the Senior choir bad
the closing program OF their anni-
vcrsary. Various choirs OF the city
participated.
Miss Helen Crise Is church re-
nprfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Says Clevelands
Jane Hunter At
Macedonia
Mrs. l.. Cramittis
Program Chairman
On 'Woman's Day

editors Nots --lns~s Lite vista
10 Detroit Churches are made each
seek oy Attornes Alfred Casey mo
10 . specia Representatives OF The De-
sroit Tribune. 10 HE articleA Attor-
uey Casey xivcs vivid. closeup
ana Informative account % me prog
rec snc acfivities Of no individual
churches visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
TAG TRIUMPH THE CHURCH.
AND KINGDOM OF GOD

HNb hlNHDOM Of' GOD 49,. go.
The Rev. Jas. F. Jones. pastor,
having returned from his vaca-
ton. brought the morning message
laet Sunday. His subject was THE
Two Souls OF Man" The Rev Mr.
Jones said that there is an inner
and outer soul. The inner soul was
the one that committed the sin
aud the outer soul is the flesh. lie
also described the Laws OF Coo
and how the Law OF Creation gov.
ems the Laws OF God.
Dorothy Folmar Is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

She .poke Of Mrs Ella Reed who
had Departed this life last Thufs-
las and VAS buried on Monday from
Macedonia church. Mrs Reed had
been loyal worker IN The Told az
Macedonia FOR a long time
When you enter into any work
and every one Should have some
work "a 10. you need The inspla-
ton and the guidance q the Bible.
Moments of trouble and weakness
NH come and then Il j. that sc
need the help and guidance ~
,ilonees and greater poNet OR
Inspiration and help come isoni
Fod Ike 20 think OF ne women
who followed lerus SAID MIS-
iNn'er their loyalty ana 'n,f
East. In Jesus never waNercd TIE
women followed after Jesus he-
levns alNays that he would iDl-
aii BIS divine mission n tits wofi
Tho fa;h OF women has perform 4
a. atl,. ipon ihs earth ior t3e
be',esMen' ~ uaakind The wofli
,oH''S ! s .. IN a. , ~. a9'l
=, n,.- na uon,sn Is ~ s.ts
ana rs 81 leSas faHs Noyer
BIAS 'he wofld gwen sheh 'eH-
NNf.aS ~ Is - l"''' XVI
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

"Where the Spirit of the
Lord is, there is Liberty
The Church of Our Father
(BaptisD
l95S-62 MADISON st.
Rev. T.. Miles kaIgler. Minister
sunday Services;
1880 A.M.-Blble School.
1850 Worship and Gospd
Preaching
600 P.M.-B.Y.P.U. and Literary
Program
5:is Worship and Gospe'
Preaching
IT'S the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

The Rev. l.. J. Benson who
will observe his fifth year as
pastor Of Thompson Avenue
Baptist church from Thursday
evening. April % TO sunday.
Nay = 4 teacher Of the Bap-
tlst Minister'S conference. the
Rev. Mr.. Benson j. statlstician
OF the Michigan state con,en.
flon. The Rev. u. =. Thomas
viii speak Thursday; the Rev.
J.. J. Jackson, Monday; the
Rev. II. n. Coleman, Tuesday:
The Rev. A. VI. Martin. Wednes-
day; the Rev. J. :. Williams.
Thursday; the Rev. Mr.. Wright
Friday; the Rev. ". T.. Ramsey
sunday afternoon; the Rev.
Grant Foster. sunday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

William "overccat" hayon have the next middlswsish
champion fighting for the effort OF ASKING
Of sammy Jenhins
question What meant that WIN can have
Jenkins fc dispiay At Greenwich coliseum where WIN
heated leather good wrapped on nss
offer Jenkinf within the square
trap reporter behalf Of Noah Brussn srstwh
heavyweight champion the world under the bas eoGnomsn Of
Tommy Burns
Tommy, your reporter used Ia watch IN srsssa
against the nanys and sulivans age In ON "sfuAaA
Ia Of youthful senkina. issss-
Welsh product Of Vancouver. y. G.
Tommy letter 10 ths writer, claims Jenkns
within time That
by direction and instruction such ~
Tommy will provide.
Tommy dropped his precious title to the bury JACK 9ohn
coveted oaubls sKAssd
the search for champion
he has sought hesvyweight ruler
color and NJ the golden Gate nus
being . human diamond udne has sesn
In the smaiisr weights under
wing
Is Tommy has Jenkins
perhaps the full details on Jsn-
Tommys typewriter.
So here IL s
writing you behalf of fighting sensation just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Ski Weather

PAHADIsE 49, Road cpen 70
Paradise: chains: 10 degrees. M
nsw snow. total ~ inchss; NOW
crusty: partly cloudy: akiinK fair.
Mt. BAkER Road open 10
lodge: compact snow and ics on
road from nine miles east ~
glacier to lodge; ohains: no nsw
snow: total II inches: skiing fair.
sNOQuAI.MfE PASS - North
Bend 10 Easton. road ICY In places
fivs miles west of summit 10
summit, rhsins: - degrees: no
new snow: total 81 inch4a, broksn
clouds: skiing fair.
PARk JUNCTION Road IN
good condition: 10 degrees light
scattered clouds.
CAYUsE PAss--ostss open To
day from . .. m. 10 40 p. m:
no nsw snow: total 20 inches.
skiing fair.
sNoQuAIA1IE skI nOwI.--
cloudy. with brisk southsast wind;
~ degrees. no new snow. total
20 inches: skiing gosd.
STAMPEDE Current IL no
new snow. 10 inches total nnow
In fair condition Brisk east wind.
part cloudy.
MARTIN LODGE ruFrsns ~.
No nsw snow ~ inehss total
sno~ IN fair condition. Bffsk wind
from northeast. part cloudy.
MosAD f-AkE~-<urrens 10. No
nsw snow - laehss total Very
brisk east wind: part cloudy. ssi'
Ing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
NELSON, NEW YORKER, MEETS McoMBEK
Well, Anyway, Tom Believes

recently discovered Ne m6deWe1M neme1 onNMy jUmonA
ms fighter - mas y n - - HnAWsrA 1soupu4
weighing 10 fighting peas assav punsaes VIA eahs nn4
ssssssa ~ : ssm11nanen - 10y Asnneen&
sseh nsmesv - ~ Nesaah kwpe>uni meeua - 49,
ssr~as-ai~ays ~ ~ ~ TAns ~ hesa - -
10y sssnass . fnnnna - - -
lag nesupsey sytN sAa nshs hana ~ - -
II ~ msstah usu1e ~ h1eb - -
pere~cA ~ we~s1 hsA ~ Win mesenn ~ eesen
rssn1s ngha ~ ~ nshs hnad svssy ~ - -
confident that msde ~ with aasefsi unlnme -
Win mddiswsoht eAampaa. hnew at Haetne
the champion that sntsd ths ring ~ ma
weight olass In ecua havs tshea ntnn1y
ks.ehei ksehsi and Hesssk sasvt pansss
% u hid II
y ssE sss~r~ sss yss - A~h ~ = - u~a
.anlsTky- haa nanngevs hena - ~ psa - - p~ona
ahaut thsav nshtssss ~ hnvs ~ @ts ~ neesnss
nmsA ssns sss1 - wss~ wsn - enssn~
nneai uehel
with this Jenkins something Affsrsnt n nhs sss1ns
fuied written WIN Maylen
get opponent him would nhs rsni
Tacoma, bsoauss that whsFe started
sincerely.
roMAfy nuKNn
fslhs rssi sHthsans hsps fkA panonUA
u ~ papgt A. uuoe
enthusiasts. fnitA - sssas ssysu1 49,
peps Thsrs unusuaL Msps Tsmg esset
turn " poetry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Punishment Too
Severe, Ruling

OLYMPIA, Wash. - Ihe ss-
prease court ruled yesterday
Ralph bird. eemyieted Stevens
eouaiy poaes.er. should have .
lighter sentences for killing deer
out u season
u reversed . lower esart DE-
eisien fiaiaE him $3.50 and SRA
fencing him 70 . yeas Ia county
JAIL for hsying deer meat on his
property oot ~ season.
The supreme esart ssis tAs
Information against him In
lower court charged him only
with possession out of season.
which h q misdssneanor, Instead
OF possession after nai.ufui
acquisition. whlsh h . gross
misdemeaaor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
PARK-CHURCH
LEAGUE PLAYS

The Park Churchill Basketball
league ran off IT. series Of games
last night ~ Beliarmins gym.
Bethany defeated tho Blue
zephyrs. 20 TO IL. Wsstiin. zaux
and Cromwell led the winners with
seven points each.
Oak Street spsrtons wsilcpsd
the sun Gold Dairy. ~ 10 IS. Nell
son WAS the big noise. scoring II
for the winners.
First Congregational b~st
Sons Of Perieies, ~ IN -.
Dyer scored ~ And Greea 10
for the sietors.
First Methodist trimmed I7th
Street Blue Devils, % TO ~.
Danielson scored II. Adams nine
and Stewart eight for thu winners.
Westminster Bible lost 10 the
18th Street Tigers. II 10 II. cumbo
for the winners and Burkiand for
the losers led with five points each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Tiigers-Abes Ready for Game

Lincoln and Stadium casaba
cavaliers will occupy spare hours
this afternoon In final tune-up
practices In preparation for their
important game Friday night at
Stadium gym.
Midget teams OF the schools
open the nights play ut o'clock.
The Tigers. losing to Bellarmine.
seem TO have found their shooting
eyes, their coach, v. @. Lowman.
believes.
Lincoln, formidable despife
that loss 10 Jimmy Ennis
Everett scaguils Tuesday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Blackbird Hoopers
Are High Scorers

NEW YORK Long Island uni.
yersity lost practically IL entire
fira basketball team BY xfadus-
ton. but 1t ihs end Of the fret II
ramss four Biackhirds vers among
the five leading scorers IN ths
Metropolitan league.
The firth was sighth.
III LobeIio. shArp-shootiss for.
ward. led.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Top Finnish
Relief Card

Matchmaker VIII Mayion an.
nounced today the signing Of
Johnny Nelson. highly-recom.
mended Negro heavyweight from
Syracuse. N. Y. to meet Jock Nc
Omber of Tacoma In the 10-round
main event of next Thursdays
Finnish Relief Fund ring card at
Greenwich coliseum.
Nelson, who Is scheduled TO ar
rive In Tacoma In time for full
length workout Friday afternoon
at the coliseum gymnasium, 18th
and Market streets. comes here
fresh from an impressive victory
over Charley Murray of Los An
geles In the latter's home town
three weeks ago.
Murray, heralded n Cali
fornia's next contribution 10 .
long line of ranking heavy
weights until he met Nelson.
succumbed TO the colorcd
youngster from Syracuse VIA
the decision route In \ six-
round bout.
Numbered among his other re.
cent victims are such heavy,xeights
as AL Delaney and Vincent Gerrille
of Boston, Patsy Perroni and Tony
Cell of Philadelphia, Lorenzo
Pedro, the big Portuguese young
ster from California who fought
several times in the Pacific North
west last year under the manage
ment OF Eddie Marine of Seattle
and many others.
Then, too, he has a draw with
Make Rosenbloom and Andre
Lenglet, 225-pound French veteran.
The forthcoming fight will
find McOmber casting his lot
irrevocably with the heavy
weights.
The Seeking Scot Will also
engage In a public workout
Friday at the coliseum gym,
appearing after Nelson goes
through his PAGES.
His most important task COM
pleted, Maylon will next bend his
efforts toward landing a suitable
opponent for Davy Ward. the up
and-coming protege of Freddie
Steele.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Stadium Midgets
Beat Crusaders

stadium's powerful midget bas-
keteers scored their third straight
victory over the Crusaders, ta.2i.
last night In a practice tiff played
at the Y. N. c. A. gym.
The Tigers led. "a to Is. at half
time. Bob Angelina. Bengal sharp
shooter. collected 30 points To pace
scorers.
Stadium ft31 tsi) Crusaders
Angeline f20) F.. 49, hatsui
Wakefield 49, r. 80 A. Hayashi
Gregory 80 ...c....... "a Toki
Swanson 49, ..G........ Butsuda
Brown ...aaG. I'D seto
Subs: Stadium. Hoff. Demsrsst
f2). Kidd, Stowe III; Crusaders.
NJ. Haysshi ts), kswamoto l7).
Nakamura isl. Referee. Bob Lev
inson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
. STRIKES TO SPARE
Ten is Most Troublesome Single Pin Spare

Single pin spares the Z, 7.
8 and 10 give some iot Of
trouble
The 10 probably "a mlsssd more
than all the others put together.
II you miss II outside or inside.
II IL q case Of the wrong angle.
II you roll aeross the alley from
left 70 night and the ball drops
into the gutter. you are taking too
much alley. and should move more
To the center.
II you mlss I, inside. you should
move more 10 the left side Of ths
alley. The kams applies 10 the 9
a. well a. the $40. except that
you have greater margin 70
work In.
Such single plns as the and 7
should never Be mikssc.
Use your strike ball. but plaes Il
a few inches farther 70 the center
Of the drive than your spot for the
strike ball.
kEKTs Efxa.wa sIt<fsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19
Ducks! Ducks!
Thousands, Sir

Wild ducks, all species ia
milisr 10 this section, swarmed
the Tacoma fideflats this MORN
Ing.
Conductor Geo. krnnhold OF
the Milwaukee railway COM
pany. hardly could believe his
eyes when he headed his train
out Of the yards adjacent TO the
Lincoln avenue bridge and up
the Puyallup river.
There were many Thousands
along the way. They rose In
great clouds. II was . sight. he
reported, only old timers can re-
call on the local flats.
They were seen from the LIN
coin bridge TO the Tacoma-se-
attic highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

kr~at New xork metropolitan tAat
company % eat ur.na Central
Staten Sunday morning seeummsHs thousands sn
thu.lasta
operates aipansenxsr - - lar
quite ~servanns ahaArd q
the php&
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United states and Canada
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

GLEN WRIGHT
JOINS STARS

wENATCJGxG - ulsa wsiuhf.
former manager a. ths Wenatehes
chiefs. WI lsAxus. has been signed
BY Manager Sweeney Of IN Heliy.
wood etAra Coast league. - :
coach. nil ehsiIsy. Wsnasshes
shortpatch star. siss soea 70 Md
iywood Ne originally Ms sehs1.
uied far the Ysnkseg Newask
club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-19

night. went through light work
yesterday, but win get Down
"a harder work Thursday.
Coach John Kennedy VIII start
his favorite five--Tslades and God
frey II forwards: Hin, center, and
spurgeon and Button. forwards.
For Stadium there win be VIII
heimson at center, Wartsr and
Kapovich at forwards. and Hudson
and klarich NJ guards.