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Evening star., 1940-10-15
Churchill Avoids
Statement on British
War 0bjectives
Tells Commons He Must
Wait Until Survival
Of Nation Is Assured
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct. 15.-Britain must
make sure she is going to survive,
and convince others of it, before
she can declare her war aims. Win
ston Churchill told the House Of
Commons today.
So far, the Prime Minister said,
only very careful general state
ments can be put In an official
declaration.
Mr.. Churchill parried other ques-
tions from members and later both
Commons and the House of Lords
adjourned into executive session.
I'VE are not fighting the war
merely to maintain the status quo"
he said, but, among other things,
in order to survive"
Opinion Behind U.s."
When our capacity to do that is
more generally recognized through
out the world we shall be in a posi-
ton to take further view of what
we shall do when victory has been
won.'
The Prime Minister said there was
great danger" in making state
acter, but that world opinion 80
far as it was free is thoroughly
behind U.S."
The statement was made in an
swer to Laborite queries.
Mr.. Churchill reiterated his state
ment of last week when questioned
on the Dakar affair. Apart from
technical miShaps." he said, the
government take full responsibility
for the unsuccessful expedition by
Britain and Gen. Charles de Gaulle S
free French" forces to French West
Africa.
Having regard for the difficulty
of carrying on the war, I must ask
the support of the House for my
attitude" Mr.. Churchill said.
10000 Registered for Tax.
Sir Kingsley Wood. Chancellor of
the Exchequer, told his colleagues
that 10000 merchants have been
registered in connection with the
purchase (sales) tax which goes
into effect October 81.
Revenue from this tax. Sir Kings
ley said. will help indemnify per-
sons who lose furniture. personal
clothing and other essentials in
bombing raids.
This, he said. is for persons in
salary brackets below f40O Isl 500
Sir Kingsley said he hoped soon to
introduce a voluntary scheme under
which the state will insure personal
property of all persons above that
income bracket.
Asked If the government would
lend China funds, Sir Kingsley re-
piled that no fresh loan TO China
was under consideration.
L. S. Asked to Verify Reports.
Sir Edward Grigg, undersecretary
for war, said United States authori-
ties have been asked to verify re-
ports from International Red Cross
delegates that British war prisoners
in Germany are being mistreated
either by segregation. rationing or
in being forced to cellar r. A. F.
bombing debris in violation of the
Geneva convention of 1929.
To suggestion that captured
German airmen be used for clear
ing bomb debris in Britain, Sir Ed
ward replied that because the enc
NV hreakS conventions Is no reaS0n
We should"
The House of Lords debated
whether damage from bomb craters
on agricultural land should be
covered by insurance and then
went into executive session.
Evening star., 1940-10-15
CupituI Women Elected

PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. Is (P).-
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Virginia yesterday selected
Roanoke as their 194l meeting place
and reelected Mrs. Amy c. Weech
of Washington, D. c.. president at
the closing session Of its annual
convention.
Evening star., 1940-10-15
Canadian Premier Approves
St. Lawrence Proposals

TORONTO, Oct. IS LP.-Premier
Mitchell F. Hepburn voiced approval
last night of steps toward i'm
mediate development of power in
the International Rapids section Of
the St. Lawrence River and the
diversion to Canada for power Of
additional water from Niagara
River announced by Prime Minister
Mackenzie King
He said he was prepared to give
approval to the Ontario Hydro
Electric Power Commission to begin
construction Immediately of the
necessary engineering works for the
diversion of waters from the Ogoki
River to Lake Superior-a condition
on which the Ontario Hydro will be
allowed additional power supplies in
the Niagara River.
Evening star., 1940-10-15
U. s, Canada Agree
On Power Survey
For St. Lawrence
Hydro-EIeetric Project
Would Assure Adequate
Power for Defense
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
United States-Canadian collabo-
ration for total defense was ad-
vanced today by an agreement for
immediate engineering "investiga-
tions" on major hydro-electric
project in the ST. Lawrence River
basin which would assure adequate
power supplies throughout that stra-
tegic area.
The State Department., announc-
ing the agreement last night, said
that the United States also had as
sented Professionally to giving the
Province of Ontario immediate use
Of additional water at Niagara Falls.
The existing Ontario hydro-electric
plants will use these waters to de-
velop a needed increase Of power
for Canadian defense industries.
The engineering Investigations
look toward an early understanding
to carry out power development
phases Of the long-standing but
previously unsuccessful proposal for
a deep waterway linking the Great
Lakes with the sea. In some quar-
ters it was believed that new treaty
might be drafted during the winter,
possibly to be submitted to the Sem
ate at its next session.
Previous Treaty Rejected.
A previous treaty was rejected
by the Senate in 1884, with oppo-
nents charging that it would ben
eft Canada more than the United
States and that Atlantic and Mis-
sissippi ports would suffer by the
diversion of traffic to the st. Law
renee seaway.
Whether seaway navigation pro-
| visions which the United States
suggested in 1888 would be elm
mated entirely in new treaty pro-
poSal was not disclosed, but Presi-
dent Roosevelt emphasized recently
that the immediate need was for
power development in the st. Law
renee Basin area as a defense meas
ure for both countries.
Early Completion Important.
Early completion of the prelim-
mary engineering Investigations was
regarded as an important step in
| assuring that work could get un-
der way promptly with the coming
of favorable construction weather,
provided treaty is ratified by the
two governments.
The project involved in last
nights announcement is located in
the international rapids section of
the ST. Lawrence. Substantial
agreement on this project has been
reached already by engineering ad-
visers of the two countries. 1t in
wolves a main dam in the vicinity
of Bernhard Island with a power
house in each country and control
dam upstream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Mad Men OF Europe-COL
Main Street Lawyer-REP
Man from Dakota, The-MGM
Man from Montreal--U
Man l Married-F
Man Who Talked Too Much
NIB
Man Who Wouldn't Talk, The
F
Man With Nine Lives. The-COL
Manhattan Heartbeat--F
Marines Fly High. The-RkO
Married and in Love-RkO
Marshal of Mesa City-RKO
Msrylsnd-F
Meet DR.. Christian-RkO
Melody and Moonlight-REP
Men Against the Sky--RKo
Men Without Souls-COL
Mexican Spitfire-RkO
Midnight Limited-MON
Military Academy-COL
Millionaire Playboy-RkO
NM
Missing Evidence-U
Missing People-MoN
Money and the Woman-WB
Money TO Burn-REP
Moon over Burma-PAR
Mortal Storm. The-MGM
Mummy's Hand. The-U
Murder in the Air-WB
Murder on the Yukon-MON
Music in My Heart-COL
NV Favorite Wife--RKO
NV Little ChiCkadee-U
NY Love Came Back-WB
NV Son IL Guilty-COL
NY Son, My SONIA
Mystery Sea Raider-PAR
Mysterious Mr.. Reeder-MON
New Moon-MGM
Nick Carter, Master Detective
-MGM
Night of Nights. The-PAR
Ninotchks-MGM
No Time for Comedy-WB
Nobody's Children-COL
Northwest Passage MGM
OF Mice and Men-UA
Oh Johnny How You Can Love
u
Old Swimmin' Hole-MON
On Dress Parade
On the Spot-MON
On Their own
One Crowded Night-Rko
One Hour to Live-U
I.oo0. 900 n. C.-UA
Opened hv Aistske-PAR
Orphans OF the North-MON
Our Neighbors-the Carriers
PAR
Our Town-UA
Out West with the Peppers
COL
Outside the Smile Limit-Col
over the Moon-UA
p
Pals OF the Silver Sase-MOe
Parole FiNer-PAR
Passport TO Alcstrsz-COL
Pastor Hsll-UA
/ Phantom Raiders-hGA
Phantom Strikes-NON
Pier l3-RkO
Pinocchio-RkO
Pioneer Days-NON
Pop Always Psys-RkO
Prairie Lsw-RkO
Pride and Prejudice-MGM
Primrose Path-RkO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

While the rate of acceleration
in home building witnessed during
the past year may be reduced tenn
porarily, facts indicate that any
such cut will be of short duration
so far as availability of materials
is concerned" said Dahlbers.
Attention naturally center
around lumber as the basic franz
ing material in home construction.
The Defense commission needs call
for an estimated $500. 100000 feet
of lumber over period of one and
a half to two years. Ii is estimated
that the first of the year Will find
approximately 3 billion feet yet to
be supplied. This carry-over rep
resents about 10 per cent of the
United States production for 1910,
which is sufficient to make the
government an important factor in
the lumber market. However, il is
obvious that with 30 per cent
available for other purposes. hous-
ing and home building will still
have to furnish the lumber pro-
Queer with his ajor outlets.
The same thing is true of other
items which go into home. While
concerns producing roofing. plas-
ter, insulation, heating. plumbing
and electrical goods have been
operating at near capacity. there
is no indication that there will be
a long sustained actual shortage
TO cause a halt in home construc-
ton. All things considered, it ap-
pears that anyone wanting to
build a home in 1871 will not be
denied by inability to procure ma
terials. AS matter of fact, r w.
Dodge Corporation, after making
a careful study of all factors. par
ticularly those relating to ma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Straus Predicts
Need for Housing

The need FOR planning for a half
million homes year A. the end
q the defense emergency was ex-
pressed by Nathan Straus admin
iStrator Of the United states hous-
ing authority.
According 10 Strauss, the coun-
try faces the possibility that 5
600 900 men NAV be thrown out
Of work directly or indirectly By
the establishment Of a peace
time economy in America.
Such factors as lag in residen-
tial construction since 1929. obso-
lescence Of existing homes, and
population growth have combined
TO produce an estimated need Of
10000 900 new dwellings by 1850
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Three Faces West-REP
Til We Meet Again-WB
Tom Browns School Days
RKO
Tomboy-MON
Too Busy to Work.
Too Many Husbands
Torrid Zone-WB
Tower of London-U
Triple Justice-RkO
20 Mule Team-MGM
Two Girls on Broadway-MGM
Two Thoroughbreds-RkO
Tugboat Annie Sails Again--WB
Turnabout-UA
Twenty-one Days Together
COL
Typhoon-PAR
u
Untamed-PAR
Up in the Air-MON
"
Vigil in the Night-RKo
Village Barn Dance-REP
Villain Still Pursued Her, The
-RKO
Virginia City-WB
Viva Cisco Kid-F
w
Wagon Train-RkO
Wagons Westward-REP
Waterloo Bridge-MGM
Way OF All Flesh, The-PAR
/ We Are Not Alone-WB
We Who Are Young-MGM
Westbound Stage-MON
When the Daltons Rode-U
Who Is Guilty-MON
Wild Horse Range-MON
Wildcat Bus-RkO
Women in War-REP
Women Without Names
Wolf Of New York-REP
World in Flames-PAR
Wyoming-MGM
Yesterdays Heroes-F
You Can't Fool Your Wife
RKO
You're Not So fought
Young As You Feel-F
Young People,
Young Tom Edison-MGM
Yukon Flght-MON
I
Zanzibar-U
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Uncle Sam Plays
Santa Claus Role

WASHINGTON. ID. c. - Nearly
1885, 900 Americans are destined
for one of the most cheerful Yule-
tides of their lives this year. A
report made public today by Ma
than Straus. administrator Of the
United States housing authority,
showed that number to be living
in the suthority's low-rent housing
projects the country over.
To be exact, Santa Claus will
find 1874 $50 of his customers in
the new. spick and span dwellings.
These people have moved out of
some of the nations worst slum
areas, areas in which in the past
Santa has sometimes failed to find
his way.
This year. for the first time in
the lives of many of these people,
Christmas dinner will be served
from clean. bright kitchens. And
community groups at many Of the
projects have arranged for Yule-
tide parties for thousands of
youngsters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

terials and labor. estimate that
1941 will witness 6 per cent in
crease in one and two family hous-
es over 1910"
SEE STRAWBERRY INCREASE
RALEIGH, y. ca 80 per cent
increase in North Cardinals 1871
strawberry crop is predicted by H.
G. Brown, statistician for the state
department of agriculture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Weekly Class Helps
School Jonitors

BROOkLINE, Mass.-A school
for jantors is the latest educa-
tional project in Brookline. Once
a week school janitors take over
classroom and are instructed by
experts in all necessary subjects.
The schooling helps them win pro.
motions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

saE9 szx3SaszSNvaS.sasaS Observation-Disclosures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Private Affairs-U
Private Detective-WB
Private Lives of Elizabeth and /
Essex, The-WB
Public Deb No. IF
Quarterback, The-PAR
Queen OF Destiny-RkO
Queen of the Mob-PAR
Queen of the Yukon-MON
Raffles-UA
Rainbow Over the Range MON
Ramparts We Wstch-RKO
Rangers of Fortune-PAR
Rebecca-UA
Remember ?-MGM
Remember the Night-PAR
Reno-RKO
Return of Doctor X-WB
Return OF Frank James, The-F
Rhythm of the Rio Grande-
MON
Rhythm OF the River-PAR
Riders from Nowhere-MON
Rivers End-WB
Road to Singapore-PAR
Roll. Wagons. Roll-MON
Rulers OF the Sea-PAR
Safari-PAR
Sailors Lady,
Saint Takes Over. The-RKO
Saints Double Trouble, The
RKO
Sandy Is a Lady-PAR
Santa Fe Marshal-PAR
Saps at Sea-UA
Saturdays Children-WB
Scstterbrain-REP
Sea Hawk, The-WB
Secret of DR.. Kildare, The
MGM
Secret Seven, The-COL
Seven Sinners-U
Seventeen-PAR
Shooting Hight
Shop Around the Corner, The
-MGM
Showdown, The-PAR
Sidewalks OF London-PAR
Sky Bandits
Sky Murder-MGM
Slightly Honorable-UA
Slightly Tempted-U
So This Is London-F
So You Won't Tslk-COL
Son OF the Navy-MON
South OF Page Psgo-UA
South of KsrRngs-U
Sporting MGM
Spring Parade
Stage Coach Wsr-PAR
Stage TO Chino-RkO
Star DGst-F
Story OF DR. Ehrhchs Magic
Bullet, The-WB
Strange Csrgo-MGM
Stranger on the Third Floor
RKo
! Susan and God-MGM
Swsnee River
Swiss Family Rooinson-RkO
IT
Tear Gas Soua6-WB
That's Right-You're Wrong
RkO
They Came by Night
They Drive by Night-wB
They Knew What They wante'
I-RkO
Third Finger. Left Hand-MGN
Those Were the Dsys-PAR
| Three Cheers for the Irish-Wl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Defense Demand for Materials
Won't Halt Rise in Buildinu

The fear that the requirements of the government and
industry building materials for defense purposes will
result in sharp decline in home building because of shortage
materials, apparently due to the tremendous publicity
given the quantities of building materials
CURED by the defense program rather than the result of
examination a actual fact according Bror Dahberg
president of the CeloteX corporation
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26
Here's Final Publication Of
Eligible List Of Pictures
1910 Tocomo Times Ten Best Pictures"
Poll Closes Saturday Midnight. Dec. %
By Hal. NELSON

You have heard this that's all there is there
amt more"
Well much be said for the publication of the
eligible list of pictures in The Tacoma Times Ten Best Pic
fure noll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Heaven With a Bsrbed Wire
Fence
Henry Goes MGM
Heroes in Blue-MON
Hidden Enemy-MON
Hidden Gold-PAR
High SCHOOL,
Hired Wife-U
His Girl Friday-COL
Hit Parade OF 1es1-REP
Honeymoon Deferred-U
Honeymoon Over, The-F
Hot Steel--U
House Across the Bay, The
VA
House of the Seven Gables, The
u
Howards of Virginia, The-CoL
Hulabaloo-MGM
Human Monster MON
Hunchback of Notre Dame, The
-RkO
Shu 1iNe iou Any ehhk wv
Love. Baby-U
/ Love You Again-MGM
l Married Adventure-CoL
Take This Woman-MGM
/ Want a Divorce-PAR
Was an Adventuress-F
IL l Had MY Way-u
Inspector Hornleigh on Holiday
F
Invisible Man Returns
Invisible Stripes-WB
Irene-RkO
Island OF Doomed Men-cOL
Isle OF Destiny-Rko
II All Came True-WB
It's a Dste-U
Joe and Ethel Turp Call on the
President-MGM
Johnny Apollo-F
Judge Hardy and Son-MGM
Kid from Santa Fe-MON
Kid Nightingale-WB
King Of the Lumberjscks-WB
Kit Carson-UA
Knights OF the Rsnge-PAR
Knute Rockne-Al American
WB
IAConga Nights-U
Laddie-RkO
Ladies Must Live-WB
Lady in Question. The-MGM
Lambeth Walk. The-AGM
Land of Six Guns-AON
Last Alsrm-MON
Laugh il Off,
Laughing at Dsnger-MoN
Law Of the Pampus-PAR
Legion OF Lost Fliers-U
Legion OF the Lswless-RkO
Light OF Western Stars, The
PAR
Light That Failed, The-PAR
Lillian RUSSELL
Lion Has Wings. THETA
Little Bit OF Heaven. A-U
Little Old New York;
Little Orvie-RkO
Llsno Kid. The-PAR
Lone Wolf Meets Lsdy-COL
Lone Wolf Strikes. The-COI
Love. Honor and oh-Baby-U
Lucky Cisco kid-F
Lucky Partners-RKo
Lucky Texsn-MoN
M
Ma He's Making Eyes at Me-
MAG Empress. The-WB
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-26

Inssmuch a. the poll closes mis-
Saturday at midnight. the last APP
pearance of the eligible list il
printed below. or course. YOU
probably won't have time TO give
IL much consideration today but
may ] sugees; you set II aside
right now 90 you will have II to
use tomorrow or Friday when
things have quoted down I. bit
and when you can select the ten
pictures you consider the best.
The ballot too. IL published for
your convenience but II In not nee
sssary that you use II.
Let me repeat for the bene-
mt Of those VINO may not have
rcad the ruIes In previous is-
sueA. There II no entry fee.
nothing to buy or "a sell. You
need not BE- . regular sub
scriber Of this newspaper TO
he eligible 10 cast . vote. As
many members Of . single
family ~ desire may enter the
poll. Only employees Of this
Newspaper and Of our local
theaters are barred from par
ticipaticn.
Eight valuable prizes will be
awarded the winners and IL you
have not already cast q ballot. why
not do no tomorrow or Friday be-
fore the dead line has been reached
and II IL too late,
Just mail or bring your hal
lot Ia The Tacoma Times
office before midnight Satur-
day :. and you're In.
The eligible list of pictures from
which 10 choose the ten best
follows:
Abe Lincoln in 1llinois-RkO
Adventure in Diamonds-PAR
Alias the Deacon-U
All This, and Heaven Too-WB
All Women Have Secrets-PAR
Allegheny Uprising-RKo
Amazing Mr.. Williams, The
COL.
An Angel from Texas-WB
Angels Over Broadway-COL
Anne OF Windy Poplsrs--RKo
And One Was Beautiful--MGM
Andy Hardy Meets Debutante-
NGM
Another Thin Man-MGM
Arizona Frontier-MON
Argentine Nights-U
Rabies for Sale-COL
Balalaiks-MGM
Barricade-F
Before ! Hans--CoL VI
Beyond Tomorrow-RKO
Big Guy. The--U
Bin Of Divorcement-RKO
Biscuit Eater. The-PAR
Black Diamonds-U
Black Fridsy--U
Blonde Brings Up Baby-COL
Blonde Has Servant Trouble
COL
Blonde On q Budeet-CoL
Blonde Plays Cupid---COL
Blue Bird, The-F
Boom Town-MGM
Boys from Syracuse
Boys of the City-MoN
Brigham Young - Frontiersmar
-
British Intelligence--WB
Broadway Melody Of 1910
AGM
Brother Orchid--WB
Brother Rat and . Baby-WB
Buck Benny Rides Again-PAF
Bullet Code-RkO
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Henry McLen1Ore Says -.

mits that the purchase of Jos
Msdwick WIS a gamble.
~ Joe has . pretty COED year
and his hat keeps us np there
as . contender. it'ii meas p7s.-
900 "a 100000 mare ~ the
gate. n that happens I'll have
bought a pretty good player for
$4,000 or 80. That 10. he'll
bring In enough extra dollars In
take care IT half his pur~hsse
price. OF course, " he has =
had year. and whe knows what
he'll do. then made . a,chss
move. HIT Eve b~eu fooled he
fore. 90 n won't BE- anything
new"
The Brooklyn boss thinks any
legislation against thu bean
hair IL ridiculous
Just tell mo" he said. how
any power on earth 10 going IN
bs able 10 dsoids when q pitcher
deliberately throws st . batter.
The pitcher can always say II
slipped. and ~ho In going 10
prove him a liar"
Ny the time the seventh race
esm- around Msopbsil Was dis-
cussing merits ~ beet and cans
sugar. but IN LET that walt un.
al another time. A long time.
In fact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Louise S. Taylor Discusses
Athletic Educational Plans
Before Spokane Round Table

SPOKANE Louise y. Taylor ~
Tacoma. who wants 20 head the
states school system. told spo-
kanes Athletic Round Table today
that II elected shs would form q
division Of athletics In ths state
department Of education 10 en-.
courage and coordinate the states
program in grade and high schools.
There h . spiritual as well
a. physical educational value
In competitive athletics that
the state department Of sdnea-
tlos has always disrsEsrdsd."
said the Pierce county school
superintendent.
IT Ia my intention 10 give the
coaches and gymnasium instrue-
tors all possible encouragement IN
their work. They need the sup
port Of the state department In
order 10 mAks the athletic pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Ball Schedules

Park Softball league games for
Thursday:
High Boys league. Ais y. M
Sun Gold Dairy VS.. North End Or
phans at Mckinley; First Metho-
dists VS.. Yannigans at jefferson;
Sons of Pericles VS.. Y. M c. A
Comrades at jefferson.
City league, 6:I5 p. m.-Post Of
flee VS.. Jensen Fuel at jefferson;
Cammarano Bros. VS.. Wartenbe
Service at Harmon.
Industrial league. 6:15 p. M
1906 Tavern Inc. VS.. Garage EN-
ployees at Franklin; Peterman
Mfg. vs.. Chemical Workers at
Portland Avenue: Flour and Ger
cal Workers VS.. Musicians Union
at Mckinley.
Baseball league games for
Thursday:
Twilight league, 6 p. m.-Arctic
Bottlers VS.. ". Y. A. at Mckinley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Coleman Studies
Offer by Hornsby

PORTLAND Big Ed Coleman.
veteran outfielder recently released
by the Portland Pacific Coast
baseball club. is studying an offer
from Manager Rogers Hornsby Of
Of the Oklahoma City club in the
Texas league. II was learned here
today.
The Wenatchee club Of the West
ern International league 10 also
seeking Coleman's services.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Pippins Score
Over Spokane


Sroksnr and Yakima were tied
tesisy for leadership af the wees-
esn International fsa>~neii league
ON tbs strength ~ the riprsns'
s.a win over tho indians last nsxht
a Yakima.
A ainth.lnning rally failed "a
help the Vancouver Captains At
Vancouver and they went down 40
IN the wsnntehee Chiefs. lesvinr
tho twe teams tied Tor IN. h~s~.
msns spot
h"sh te.ms played sfrcsis~s hall.
bat wenstrhse five alta we're
better hanehed than tho Cana.
dams. giving csndsnl the win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-27
Mel Mooihari
Tops Jalopies

Mel AeoshsFt, Tommy i.sxss and
Earl MeAusray she nsr three NJ
the Y. J u. A. standings. kept their
positions in tho seasnn ehampinn.
ship battle a. . result af the races
AZ the sssllsenom t~nwi Last sun
day with the mainr change in the
standing. being recorded hy ksnny
Hutrhias ~ rscoma. vim moved
up from seventh 10 = tie for fourth
place with Nick slnta. sl.e ~ Taz
coma, association officials revealed
Wednesday.
t~Hxe. kewevss. csuss Within
nve paints ~ st~taE Ne.tksss
foe the lesd ~ th~ seattle go
espsased a. psswss IN M days
rscia9 events while sos~skAvs
Was shle In .~ese swls ~ TAI
lies. leusshims psehsSl up -
peiats 10 gala he fes tke
fourth spas.
Tho association also announced
that official stamp had se~n pat
ai, the race. slated for thls sunsisy
at Ateilaenam bosi. standing.
follow