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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
KEGLERS STILL HITTING POORLY
 IN PIN SERIES

Scoring in the commercial pin loop continue low this season, and highest tally last night was rolled by Mationg of the Juneau Laundry trio with 520.
 Juneau Laundry and Druggists divided spoils for the night. Ju- neau Florists took three of four points from the Golden Age Beer squad.
 A ladies tournament begins Mon- day November IS, with registra tions still open.
 Games tonight are Baranof vs. Islanders and North Transfer vs. George Brothers
 Scores last night were as fol- lows.
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Chamberlain
 Rites Today
Ashes of Former British Premier Now Rest in
 Westminster Abbey

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The ashes ol former Prime Minister Neville Cham berlain were buried today beneath the stone floor of the nave of Vest minister Abbey, the resting place of many of Great Britain's historic figures.
 The 40 minutes of memorial rites were carried out in an atmosphere of peace and serenity, despite the persistent air raids.
 Prime Minister Churchill was unable to be present.
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STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 6, American Can 927s. Anaconda 29B, Bethlehem Steel 89A, Commonwealth and Southern I, Curtiss Wright 10h, General Mot ors 52M, International Harvester 54sd. Kennecott 371a New York Gen. tral 15S, Northern Pacific 77s, Unit ed States Steel "A, Pound $404.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
21 Dead in
 Train Wreck

BRUSSELS, f.ov. 14-Twenty- one persons were killed today and 80 were inured when passenger train collided with a freight train that had halted at a station near here.
 Several coaches of the passenger train were demolished by the crash
 All of the dead are said to be Belgian civilians. It was believed that the storm raging over the low lands had interferred with the block signal system of the railroad.
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Recapitulation shows Lang lie, uJ to noon today, had il reased his lead to 4,186 or 1869 on the ab- sentee count plus tine 2,517 given him by the unofficial returns at the polls on November 3 Over 16,- GOO of the 25,OO0 absentee votes have been counted.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
LANGLlE BO05TS
 LEAD OVER DILL,
 GOVERNOR RACE

SEATTLE, Nov. 14-With about one third of the 25,000 absentee ballots counted, Arthur B. Langlie, Republican, is leading c. C.. Dill, Democrat, in the gubernatorial race in Washington State.
 Langlie has boosted his lead over Dill to 3,034 votes.
 It will be several days before the count is complete.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
ELk5 TO BOWL
 THREE MATCHES

Bowling resumes at the Elks AL leys tonight with George Brothers vs. Thibodeau Grocery, Bloedhorn vs. Sabins and Butler Mauro vs. Percys' Cafe at 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 respectively.
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AUTHORS NOTE

MANILA.-M Murder mystery writ CTS who a~9 not satisfied with less than half dozen corpses can take lessons from Filipino tribesman.
 In 1929 he killed four men and on recent spree he made away with seven. The court decided that was enough and put him away for 88 year.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14

Crcin because of recognition of his Wcrld War service.
 Greeks Battling On
 ate afternoon reports indicate that fierce fighting continues be- tween the Greeks and Italians, but all in Albanian sectors with the latter falling back in disorder and abandoning guns and other equip mcnt of warfare.
 Commanders seem unahle to rally the retreating Italians al- thcuqh one 7curce claims reinforce ncn,s of "courageous" soldiers arc beiug ruehed to the front lines.
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NO CONCEDING

SEATTLE, !ov. 14.-Langlie is considered elected Governor by all political observers as the count of the absentee votes increase his lead over Dill, but the candidates themselves are not ready to con- cede anything.
 Langlie said he preferred to make no comment until after the official canvass was made.
 Dill admits nothing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
BUILDING PERMIT

A permit for construction of a two-story garage at 631 Willoughby Avenue at a cost of S3,500 has been granted to Charles G. Bloxham.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
HOLDEN FLIES OUT
 ON TRIP TO IiIRST

Alex Holden flew to HirSt today in the Lockheed with Milton Paine and Fred Strasser, expecting to re- turn with four, including Keith WildeS.
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DOW. JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: Industrials, 136.97; rails, 3029; utilities, 2140.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14

The loin and tiger occasionally hybridize.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-11-14
ThRhNT0IS SKILLED IN
 MOONLIGHT
Navy Bombers Blast Inner Dcfenses of Great Nav
 al Outpost al Night

,>,snrinued I -oIn rage Ons'
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Empire Ciass:fieds Payi
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Totals ........ 457 474 473-14o4 Did not bowl
Evening star., 1940-08-25
THE MARQUETTE
0J IN

2II5 PennsyIyania Ave. NV,
Central Downtown Apartment Blds.
Suites Of and rooms, kitchen
and bath SIS .OO- -S56 80. Electric
refrigeration on house current Ele-
vator and switchboard telephone seTv.
ice. Resident manager. RE. 0o65.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
2O4 STREET NV.

2 and 4 rooms kitchen and bath.
S35 90 and $4,000. Janitor on
premises.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
THE LEGATION

420 Connecticut Ave.
NV. Corner of Legation ST.
3 and 4 rooms. foyer. kitchen and
bath, porches $50. 500. Elevator
and secretarial telephone service.
garage. Resident manager. WO. 9406.
Evening star., 1940-08-25

. rooms, kitchen and bath. S55.
Elevator and secretarial telephone
service. Resident manager. ME. OS9S.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
1909 18th St. NV.
l435 to l443 Spring Rood NV.

Dust On 18th ST. and Near
Rock Greek Park
. rooms dinette. kitchen and bath.
$50. 90. Unusually large rooms. Free
refriseration. Excellent condition.
Resident manager. Mrs. Child. RA.
1881. Mrs. Harper. RA. 2n4l.
Evening star., 1940-08-25
90l 10Th ST. NV.

cat Eve St.)
2 rooms kitchen and bath $4,000
Janitor on premises. DE. 0724.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Ambers Deprived
OF Championship

WASHINGTON -- The National
Boxing association announced yes
terday II withdrew recognition
from Lou Ambers, Herkimer, N. Y.
as the worlds lightweight cham
pion.
The MIA said Ambers had failed
TO defend his title within the six
months required by the MIA and
various state rules.
The winner Of the DaVey
Day-Sammy Angoit bout be
ing signed In Chicago today
will be recognized ~ cham
piOn, the MIA announced, II
the articles OF agreement pro-
vide that the winner Will de-
fend his title within 80 days
against any lightweight named
by the association.
Henry Armstrong. weiterwsight
champion. must defend his title by
May 20, the MIA said. In announe-
ing that Milt Aron Of Chicago is
its choice 70 fight the champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Mystery Men
Join Paychek

POMPTON LAKES. n. 1.-Two
mysterious strangers were in camp
Today for the final act in Johnny
faycheks secret preparations for
Friday nights title fight with
champion Joe Louis.
These strangers were described
by master-mind Benny Leonard as
two we'll known hesvyweights-
bne from Ohio and the other from
Pennsylvania-who, before night
fall, will go through secret battles
Hith Johnny. These workouts will
be real fights, but with the big
kloves, of course.
The mystery pair arrived
yesterday and were kept clos
eted In room so that visiting
newspapermen and minor
camp attaches could not see
them.
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games. lie might come close II
he gets any support"
Hugh Aulcany, Ike Pearson.
Boom Boom Beck, and Alias John
son. back from Rochester where
he won ~ games, are good enough
10 win in the National league
Clyde smoil a southpaw from At
lanta, Roy Bruner and 3D-year-old
81 Johnson, and Frank Hoerst. a
tall southpaw. are the best bets
10 complete the staff.
BEST KID BRAGAN
The best young player in camp
is Bob Bragan, half-Indian. half
Irish. up from Pensacola. He has
the shortstop Job oinched unless
he does a nose dive in the next
two weeks Prothro likes his hustle
and spirit and he looks like he can
hit. The rest Of the lnfisld win be-
Bus Suhr AZ first. Roy Hughes 81
second and Merrill May AZ third
II isn't such a terrible quartet.
The big weakness Of the
Phils il they have no punch
In the outfieId. Morris ArBo-
yieh, in left. Ia the clubs best
hitter. Joe Marty, due TO play
center. looks like he ~ still =
fellow who'll never learn 10 hit
major league pitching. FIN
NETT Mueller, \ bustling little
fool. IN set In right field. He 10
Pr0thro's kind Of ball player.
lie never quits and when the
going gets toughest, he IL at
his best.
Ben Warren from Eslflmore. and
Bill Atwood viii divide the catch
inR with Walt Miles the third
man.
But one thing Ia certain. n the
Pills have a 800 per cent ball
club. Doc Prothro vii get that
much ball out Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Baxter Scores
Over Lever

Just to prove that anything can
happen in wrestling match. La
verne Baxter employed legitimate,
orthodox holds in defeating Dick
Lever in their main event tussle
Monday night at Greenwich coli
scum.
During the first two rounds,
neither man so much as attempted
anything scientific; they spent the
time smuggling 1t out according to
the dictates of modern mat viii
lainy.
But in the third round, Baxter
obtained hammerlock and pinned
Lever for the first fall after only
one minute, so seconds Of action.
1t was all so easy that the Holly
wood grappler repeated the process
in the fourth round and chopped
Il seconds off his previous time.
Pat Meehan, Vancouver, Il.
C.. yOungster, sprang an upset
when he defeated the highly
touted Chief Saunooke, S25-
pound Cherokee Indian from
Tulsa, Okla, I'm the semifinal,
although he gained the verdict
when the huge Redskin was
disqualified for kneeing In the
fourth round. Each had fall
up TO that time.
George Wilson, former Univer-
sity of Washington football star,
subbed for Hal Rumberg of Spo-
kane on short notice against the
capable Marshall George in the
special event and was no match
for the Buffalo, N. Y, youngster.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Phillies Not Going Far
In National Flag Race
But Days of Selling Proven Stors to
Other Teens Are Left Only in Memory

Merrill May and outfielder Morrie
Arnovich. But money can't buy
them.
The last player sold by the Pills
was Bueky Walters to the Reds.
Any club that wants a Philly ball
player from now on must give
players in return.
The Phils need help badly.
and are claiming every player
the other clubs are asking
waivers on. John Ogden. as
sistant 10 Nugent, Il touring
Florida, trying 20 pick up some
help for the woe-begone pills
who sank 10 percentage Of
.29S last season, lowest since
1928.
What we need most IL some
power" Prothro said. "our pitch
ing Is good and we have a fair
infield, but we have 10 have some
body who can smack the ball.
Where to get 'em. I don't know.
But III guarantee wen give EN-
a run for their money as long as
/ manage this club. You won't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Soiiboli Officials
VIII Meet Tonight

The Hafsiea RetsfaH. auffhoit
Isagsls will msaf tuesday IT sp IN.
IN tbs Metropolitan park district
offles. ana CITY hail snnss. % draft
rules and regulations for tns 1850
season
the Circuit is organised feF
teams uith tbs majority II ~
players oysr a ysafs ~ aga. Ths
term ''vetsran~ applies 70 the kss
n The players and not strictly 70
~ service organizations. althoaEh
thai .as ths original intent ~ the
league
Charles fchuskl Green. prssi,
dent N ths league. asks for a flsIi
turnout a ali last years. teams
and any nsw aHss WIN sFs intsf-
astad in joining
The Commercial league viii meet
Wednesday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Smelter Buys Model
Lumber Franchise

sA4slter Local 10. ~. when has
purchased tbs Model Lumber 60.
ffaaebls* IA ths city Leagues. has
scheduled lBrnSats for Wednesday
and Friday A. ,. a. at Lincoln
boN3 Manager George Wtas asks
AL Neari iAimber players 10 re-
port. slncs they now are under
contract - ths snsilsr conilngsnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Madigan to
Take Over
AT LoYola
Will Close Deul ds
Soon as Goel Woes
Are Strengthened

SAN FRANCISCO - Edward ?.
(Slipl Msdigan hasn't accepted a
reported offer TO coach at Loyola
Of Los Angeles yet. But when he
settles his contract with st Msry's
college on Saturday, he viii be free
to dicker with all corners. he said
today.
Madigan's contract at the
Gael institution still has
year TO run II was reported
the st. Mary's board Of con-
troll would settle the reputed
$4,000 agreement for $4,000.
N the contract isn't settled.
Madigan viii sit on the side
lines and wait rather than
jeopardize the agreement. II
can wait. he said.
The Berkeley Gazette yesterday
said il had learned from an UNI
improbable source Madigan al
ready had signed with Loyola,
coachless since Mike Pecarovich
was fired at the close of the 1899
season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
SEVENTEEN SENIORS NAMED ON COUNTY ALL-STARs
Five Elks Pin
Teams in Meet

rive teams from the Elks howi.
ina league viii eompets IN tee
Northwestern international nowi-
ing Congress. Ralph Bement ~.
slstans 10 Secretary Garrett ilnd-
son. announced today.
TIE N,Ln.g tourwsus~nt
eanses "a Tseansa. starting
April - sna containing u.ssi
MAJ q More ihsn saa trans.
roo Of them frem eai as tevr.
arr exported - wake shis
YEARS tsuraes tAe largest eseF
staged ~ the Northwestern
ConKre.>.
The Elhs team wlIi 10 sponsored
by the silks ie.ige. nsment said.
and vii carry shs name q That
organisation ard not q business
firm. Hotel Winthrop win sponsor
tive teams. hement announced. N
giving out the frat group II ra-
coma sponsors Other teams en-.
tered to date viii include Pine
Cafe. Craig a sons HsFiware. Y
street club. MntnFAmp Garage.
Play Nor alleys. Community Tav-
srn. Wakefield Motors South ra-
coma Business Mems club lee De-
livery company, Msrrirk a Race.
Hooker Eiectrochemicai company.
Cavanaugh Police. Tacoma MIX
Producers Stevens q vs,tsr. and
the Washington Hardware com.
pany.
The blessing aass for making
entry In the tournament N
April Is. and ri ics-i 100 Ts-
cama Team. are especteb 90
file hs then. according 10 Ne
ment. who h working Ia nh.
tain local sponsors.
The NIHc. tournament comes
10 Tacoma only anee In every five
years and local howilng leaders are
hoping 10 break The entry record.
which was hung nr ny Spokane
last year with 7p7 teams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Park Basketball

The park sponsored County A,
and c Independent high boys
basketball tournament will con-
niue tonight, with five games
|brded at the Jason Lee school.
The games, which will start at
80 in the boys gym, will deter
pine the semi-finalists for the A
nd B divisions. the c division
Emi-finals having been decided last
|aturday afternoon at the armory.
Winners of tonight's matches
PIN play off for the A or B titles
ext Saturday morning on the
Emory floor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
urors Find Thot
rriuls Don't Pay

MADISON, WIS. - Jurors who
|hve sat through long terms in
be court of Circuit Judge August
Hoppmann have learned one
hing above all else-that 1t does
bit pay to have litigation and that
be first move in a damage case
bould be to try to settle it. Hopp-
mann said they reported to him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Americans
Topple
Canadians
Loggers Triumph
In Meet With
British Columbia

VANCOUVER. n C. American
ard Canadian athletes FLASHED here
Monday afternoon IN q fierceiy.
fought track ard reid duel that
saw the College 81 Puget Sound
% Tacoma. wash. defeat the uni-
vcrslty Of British Columbia by =
score Of IS 10 as
II marked the American teams
first track victory over the Cana
dams since 1855 The meet opened
the season for both teams
Puget Sound Vas led by Gene
Albertson. who scored is points,
winning the high hurdles and the
discus and placing second In the
low hurdles AloeFtson shared In
dividual scoring honors with Sour
nler. British Columbia athlete. who
won the broad jump and the high
jump and took second place IN the
javelln.
A British Columbia contestant.
Hurst. broke the track record in
the two-mile run. winning in 1905.
The former mark Was zoos.
The summary;
iOO-Yafd dash = williams gncl.
Cleveland fBcl, weFhlskY u,S1. Time.
alosyafd dash - Williams sncl.
werblssy PSI, Cleveland Csc). Time,
ass
s4o-yard Madden Cpcl. Aisx-
ander tHCl, fegee IA. Time. - a.
aso-yafd sharpe trsl. Nc
Donald rsi. Tendray thc). Time,
Nile n.n-scoss cBcl, neponaid
II Twos sTsis'p pansHur-. me-. beck
(psl. Melton nc Time. 10 o.,
New track record old marx, 10 osl
Low hurdles Tucker PSI, Albert
son Psl, Maycumbof usl. Time.
nigh hurdles 49, Albertson dpsl
Tucker psl Mayeumber fsp. Tine
pole vault Forfeited 10 c P.a.
Broad Jump Soutnier nc. Me-
Cord tpsl. lloyd ihC). Distance,
al feet a. inches.
High iunap-.3ournie tbCl. Klink-
hammer fHCl. Baker PSI. Height
feet II inches,
Discus -Albertson tPel, Murray
(Bc) 1romhley uPsl- Distance. III
ie' Javsl,n@ baker tpsl sournlsr fnc)
Bennata dpsl Distance 1875 feet.
shot Murray iBcl, Mci@ush-
lin tPsl. Trombisy tPsl. Distance,
40 feet Oh inches
Relay--Won by British Columbia In
s.3oo.
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Heinrich Announces
Practice for c.. NC.

Practice sessions for the C. NJ.
C., City Baseball league entry.
have been called for Wednesday
and Friday afternoons at $50
o'clock by Manager John p. Helm
rick. The club will play a practice
tilt with Shelton Sunday at
Shelton,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

best he can with
what he has, but
his heart bleeds
when he has TO
stick some ball
players outthere
who would have
trouble making
good in the class
"A lea gu es.
Il u [ y o u C a n
b a n X on o n e
thing with the
Il hills there
won't be a ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

sc an y ball
players quitting
on me whether
they are major
league stars or
minor leaguers.
THE Phillies'
pitching ism
the worst In the
league. Kir b y
Higbe Is one Of
the lea CUES
brightest young
sters. He says
he'll win 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
u. p. staff Correspondent

MIAMI BEACH, F1a.-The Phil
lies aren't going any place. Every
body knows IT from President
Gerry Nugent and Manager Doc
Prothro down TO the bat boy. but
those disgraceful days when the
club used To develop stars TO sell
TO the highest bidder are over.
The most heartsick manager in
Florida is Prothro, the drawing
Memphis dentist. Doc is doing the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
SKI WEATHER

PAHADfsf.-~tead open % Par.
adisei overcast, - degrees; three
inches neN .sosi total 1913 inches
snow wst; skiing fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Hole-in-0ns!

]. y Hooker. standard on man.
smaeksd hole sln.vDe on tas iath
Firrrsst hole Sunday, sssinx No.
Iron. The biew went fss ysrds.
win him we're hls spu, Dave. and
M. ana Mrs. Walter Christian.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

Other business transacted 81 M
meeting Included acceptnnes ~ IN
additional trophy 70 talks care ~
The he that sxisssa n~twesn hoy
and Glover Park FOE sportsman
ship ~ the basketball Jsmhof~e.
Date for the county tfaak meet
was st for May n with Glover
Parks new track "a b. shs se~ns
u the examinations leading 70 Inc
district and state msst. sis
sehoois will havr entries IN track
this year. with Federal Way ana
ikapowrin joining IN with orsins.
Fife Clover PARK and EAtaBvlIie
for the first time.
Ths seaehss wsnt an record -
favpFinE December start for
neat years basketball season with
the jsmhorss one ws~h pvtor 10
league play.
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player on The club who'll stay IN
the lineup very long II he doesn't
hustle.
HAVE COVETED MEN
The pills have several major
league players coveted by other
clubs - pitchers Kirby Highly and
Hugh Mulcahy, third basem n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27

DR.. Fred n. Francis. presi-
dent of the Tocomo Kennel
club and choirmon of the third
annual oll-breed dog show,
|Mor. 80 and 3 OF the Coli
scum. Or. Francis, 27, is O
qroduote of Northwestern uni
|versity, ond come TO Tocomo in
July 1887 from on internship
OF King County hospitol, Sc
ottle. He is O protecting dentol
orol surgeon in the Medical
Arts building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-27
Mello and Lunde Make
Team for Second Time
Coaches OF Circuit Select Honor Roll,
Representative Picked from Seven Clubs

Seventeen named County
e@kvshsa ~
he YNcA Every memn~F q tks
Ard II ne hane.sss et fns
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n you're not using u. seIi II silh
a Past Action Times Want Al.
Phons AAln 1i51.
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