davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1940-12-23


fensor ardiente de la atlanta
con la Gran Bretaha. Ell II de
abra de 1889 present6 a la Gran
Asamblea q pacto de seguridad
con la Gran Bretana Y 10 hizo
con I'm notable discurso desert
oi6ndolo como "un gran punt0
de partido politico en- la histo-
ria turca", Pidio al Parliament
Ia necesaria autorizaci6n para
que Turquia "marchaSe al laao
de la Gran Bretana", cuyo obje-
to primordial era "salvar al
mundo de las desastrosas conse-
cuencias de la guerra y de pre-
venir "el eStablecimiento de u
ma dictadura en- ell Mediterra-
neo."
Su politiea extranjera es apo
yada entuSiaSticamente por el
Ministro de Relaciones Extran-
jeras, NJ. Sukru Saraioglu, Sa-
rajoglu, hombre de unos cin-
cuenta y tres amos de edad, Sc
hizo celebre como e%conomista
Ha desempenado el cargo de rec
tor de un gran colegio conner
cial. Durante la gran guerra, es-
tudio economic politica en- Cine
bra. En- los amos que s~iguieron a
esta, Renal 10 mand6 a los Els
tados Unidos para estudiar las
posibilidades de la industrializa
ci6n turca. Sus proposiciones
claras y de larga vista formaron
la base para ell Plan de Cinco A
nos de 1899, ell q. coneedi6 una
importante mission al capital bri
tanico y a casas comerciales bril-
tanicas.
La tarea de Sarajoglu no es IA
Gil nj ligera. Podria decirnos mu
cho Sobre los metodos, algunos
legales, muchos mas completa-
mente ilicitos, por los cuales
Herr Won Papen y 0tros hume
rosos emisarios NaZis a Tur-
quia estan ensayando de ejercer
preston sobre el y sobre su pa
tria. FL Ministro de Relaciones
Extranjeras habla muy POGO so
bre esto desagradables asun-
tos. Contesta a ellos con actos.
Cada ardid o movimiento peli-
groso de estos diplomaticos Ma
zis sin escr1pulos, 10 para con
calma Y sangre fra. Mas de una
vez Won Papen ha confesado a
sus mas intimos amigos que de
todas las misiones delicadas que
le habian sido confiadas desde
1882, ninguna habia sido nj la
mitad tan dificil como la de En-
bajador en- Ankara. En- Mr..
Sarajoglu Sc ha encontrado con
un oponente de mas ITALIA que 81.
Sarajoglu defiende una poll
tica extranjera vigorosa y clara
concebida Ell anchas lineas. Su
vision Sc extiende mas ALA de
les Balcanes y abraza un punto
de vista polftico Este-Oeste el
que tiene siempre presente en- la
mente que Turquia es una po-
tencia tan europea como asiati-
ca. All mismo tempo, ell deseo
ardiente de Sarajoglu es que Ia
Rep1blica Turca sirva como es-
lab6n para unir ell 0este y ell Es-
tie de Europa, sirva para juntar
en- lazos de amistad la Gran Bre
tafa Y Russia.
s@-~~@
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Ski Weather
Pump the brakes 10 avoid
skidding the wheels" - State
highway department.

ParadIse-Road open TO Para
disc: snow on road from Ashford
to Paradise; chains at Longmire'
~ degrees: one inch new snow;
totals "a inches; overcast. with
light snow; skiing fair; snow dry
blowing and drifting.
snoqualmie Sid bowl - Cloudy,
with light southeast wind; showing
lightly; 30 degrees; two inches new
snow; total "a inches; skiing good
snoqualmIe Pass - North Bend
to Easton, compact snow and ice
on road II miles east Of summit
to summit; chains; 30 degrees: two
inches new snow; total 81 inches
overcast: skiing good.
Park Juneti0n-SnoW and Ice OF
road ID miles east Of Enumelsw u
PARK Junction; chains; q degrees
overcast.
Cayuse-Gstes open today from
9 q. m. to 40 p. m; one-half inet
new snow; total zs inches; skiing
good
stampede Light west wind
showing lightly; 81 degrees; foul
inches new snow: total a inches
dry snow; skiing good
Martin lodge - Moderate Yves
wind. showing lightly; 81 degrees
two and . half inches new snow
total IS inches; dry powdery snow
SKIING good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Huskiies Win
Montana Tilt

SEATTLE - The University Of
washington Huskies. taking a rest
from Pacific Coast conference play
defeated Montana university here
last night. SO to "a. in an inter-
sectional basketball game.
washington led at half time, Is
10 Is. and was never headed al
though the Grizzlies knotted the
score at seven-all midway in the
first half and came within two
points of the Huskies twice late in
the game.
Both teams displayed ragged
offensives. Montana hit the
basket Is times on "a at
tempts while the Huskies con-
nected Is times out OF Sc
shots. Passing was poor.
Hal Schlicting, Washington CEN
ter, and Jones, Montana forward.
shared high point honors with IL
eounters each.
The teams viii meet again to-
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Oregon Skaters
Trounee Oregon

EUGENE, Ore. - Oregon State
college he'd its first Eugene vic
tory over the University of Ore
gon in four years today. The
Beavers won last night, 1881, be-
fore $500 wildly partisan specta-
tors.
1t was the third straight
win for Oregon State and
Oregon's first defeat The vic
tory was decisive, for IL was
only by sporadic rallies that
Coach Howard Hobson's crew
of national champs could keep
within shouting distance Of
the enemy.
The Webfoots took an early
lead, but Oregon State pulled
ahead at the eight-minute mark
and stayed there. The Beavers at
one time held a 21-6 advantage,
but the Webfoots rallied to make
the half time count 23-14.
The game was bitterly contest
ed throughout, with frequent pile
ups and scrimmages under bas-
kets. Three players-Romano and
Hunter of Oregon State and Bor-
cher of Oregon-were banished on
sfouls.
Vic Townsend, Oregon guard,
led the scorers with IA. Center
John Mandic was high for the
Beavers with 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15

BIN Herman. president ~ ths
Ma Jor league and captain Of ths
Cammsrano Rainier Export team.
was the top scorer In league play
on the Play MOI alleys Friday
night.
Shooting 100. sis and 7oi. ~
reached els for the only 600 score
of thu Major session. This big
score came Immediately following
his great PIN work IN ths Ideal
Alleys Singles eiassar b Seattle
last Sunday. which he finished with
go In his final thrss games aad
. score Of izis for the six ssmss
With Mig MN N ~ st~tlss
roie. shs Csmnssssss knfstss
Exports won thres gsusas fsess
Play Nor alleys aal ssite1
sszz for fhs hisA tsam sstai -
tbs sveaing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Losgers Lose
Pacific Tilt

Grabbing ~ had Il - eeArt
r.cifir University svsns6 IL erore
with the College a. Puget oeln11.
~ they defeated he Inwxers. ~
to -. last night n NE FzGue
Sound gym.
In the preliminary game -
Logger freshman turned N 3 sur
prise 7e-sa win ever oFAys nArens
Junior college.
fnrlfse ~ Ne ssrs1e -
STAYED sfs . nnst-natf t~wx~s
rally - 49, ~ ~ -
fIrss bah w. ~ rsc1ssc VIM
their sArpp hiaA sc~s~rs. nsy
M~CahA fre~Ausas star frum
ke.ss. ~ Cs~sey - rrw-
nsAa oseur~. ssstnsg ~ h~sN
rAey svahAea . It'll haas-
t1uss lea1.
Ths second hall almost proved
10 ~ the downfall - the nadeers
- CPS began 10 move. aa1 -
Logssrs came within twe points
Al tying up the game. put u wAs
Mccahs again whc gave the mar
gin of victory Ia he orsuca bnys.
with his sharpsnootins,
Crays Harbor va favored -
the hasls o. their fine showing
against NJ. Martins, but coach
Lou Grants green bays Nd ~
wild Blll Madden. who scored
eight. easily turned In thar siHth
win of thu seAeoa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
BASKETBALL RESULTS

~
Long Island 81. New henoo AZ
ST. Johns Of Brooklyn 4s. Tenn
pie 2s. - -r.t.r.
tTempe) IS. e..
washington 80. Montana -.
oregon state IS. oregon 81.
stanford So. uCLA SO.
R!ce 4s, Texas Christian "a.
Texas Tech -. Abilene ChrA-
tian 2s -
Southern California 49, CAL
fornis 80
Northern Montana 80, Montana
Mines II. -.
Pacific U. ~. Colisgs Of Puget
Sound Sc -
=. Pacific Lutheran 81, "estSfN
Washington IS.
= Idaho Southern IS. Coilsgs O.
Idaho "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Monday lat Card
Matches Signed

Mn nlsdss. ysuthfut -
poslnAsr from Minneapolis. wns
siwnsd today b mest LAWNS
naxtsr. viiiainmas HsiIyvss1
heavyweight. h ~ snwse-soon1
opener on Moa6ay's wsos1tlno soe6
Il Greenwich eoliseun.
oeesss wtGhs~. - susup-
81 wIsscst" wAs w. - -
Amesscna fseeaan p1nvev -
shs uaisesslty ~ Wan11ngenn
. few yeass hach. npsees CO.
Little Well. busty Mogn1D -
aiaa finn Tsiss1nA Co., -
~ sisht-rs~s1 - epenA
brst two fAlls sw1 81 Gheen.
Another newcomer - rneowa
and the Northwest. ~o0t1snan
Joe corbett a Torunos. yin matl
his debut N the fivs-se9nA sospi.
final against nari Norway, ~
veteran Calgary srAppjsw M
claims the sii-Brstish hsevyws1gaI
championship.
Ths women wssstIeus WI nns1
b bazk Monday. WIN oarH Mo-
tsns~a this tiIus d~esn1lng ~
word shamplo~nhip aUu1nue {
native Amsrisss chnDsagsg,
ynanita ussnstt. . o1s-nnoo9a6
c'hsru,ses Indian ~ ous ~.
Otla.
ne sars ~ - uuAw ~ =
$50 o'e,est.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Smith, Weaver
Star I'm Clash

4 - shp.l1ng n>lI.zwlnl
nn1nelnon toom ~ ~ y = -
slansinI npn1 eavt = ~ snnun|
s~es NJ ~ ~ ~ s1sis y
ppmDfnG evef I e1tpF1uo1 -
Gioht1y fHvuep1 ols61um ernm
- y - NJ s1eet - ~ -
w. ~ lzsns ~ $500 =
~ flnely- eyne1ssen1n.1 - eluo1
scsa sheenla9 e1eaely. hrenhlNu
fAss sm1 dneulhn9 Nh essS1l1n1
accuracy. ~ Tlussa neuw1epo1
Esc>ps ~ : ~ sDuse -
~ tn1F1 eunstep. - 1lopso
w~ss heye1pna1y suop1nnnnA
Ugss panps. snnG1neuelg -
nner~y 90 - kkene -
peuare< - upngnA y -
slMG - hnll ~ ~ onen-
hserA ~ - - - -
- - etaatuu onno1n1
p~nrn sNeluse1 - evun1n1
1rsm ncuos snem1a - -
bssin = un1ssa.n1 - -
s41p1 erusA
ntadlum. r~mssnouong ~ ~
whsiming vsctory ovos 3 eegpn(
YAKIMA Nsan. preemo1y - = ~
~ sv~r-cdafkbeu4 - = vu~1I
hAvs Nd h - - ~ IDya -
10 match II nellArm1no - =
last night.
Dick eullh - - Weavu
were N most potent uo11osw11l
mArnsmea. ringing ~ - -
peinls respeetlvp1y.
Ths Muckysstea. . eutleesiag
~ stadium playsvA dsfsassa -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
GLADS DEFEAT
BELLINGHAM

BELLINGHAM "A last
half bid of the Western Wash
ington College of Education
fell short here last night and
Pacific Lutheran college won
a 47-45 Washington Intercol-
legiate conference basketball
game. The Tacoma quintet
led 1926 at half time.
"Sig" Sigurdson. star Luth-
eran center, dislocated his
knee and was forced to leave
the game in the third period.
sum mary
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npN11ee moeI~4 - - - -
- 49,
nnnnnorBoo,
VANITY
oun1uu1np tn tn oon11un
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elp1cl % ss.v...... m1Cuvl1o
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moaly ca ..s.0.... ~ ue11cn
0p1ewo ~ ...o.... 81 ulrp1r1
ou&ni uo11nFmlno -~- oFQ1unru
~. WenRur a.. 1ae1nf4 a.; -
11un-An11eonA uIr1Gp11 N1o<ont
txvsnorsa~ ~. ulnro<sm ~. -
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n1ertessea ~ r.s... ~ u5evu
nlehe>e1 90 ...c.. 90 - Glu1o
Nh ......s..u..s... ~ -
Co. ~ ,.,-o-.. ~ - Co.
ounss nr1Gswtno nln11Dy ~,
eenknn (o)I nnsenyuuous- n1nnft
- (to). EGn1ers "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
HOSTAK-ZALE
SCRAP CALLED

CHICAGO -. Chairman Joseph
Trinsr Of the Illinois boxing COM
mission announced last night the
mlddisweiEht fight Of Champion
Al Hostak and Tony xais. Gary,
Ind. scheduled for Jan. 10. ha1
been cancelled. He said eommis-
sion doctors had found zsis -
fering from . severe cold and hung
congestion. Triner said Hoetak
would fight on the Jsa- 10 eawd
n . suitable spponsst eeui1 -
found.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Lutherans Meet
Pacific Tonight

Pacific Lutheran's powerful
hoop team will face the Pacific
university eagers tonight at $50
in the FARMLAND gym. Pacific.
defeated by the Lutherans earlier
In the season. tripped College Of
Puget Sound last night
\ preliminary game between
the Gladiator frosh squad and the
Meat Packers, group Of Lu-
theran school gridoers. viii open
the program at 7:ib.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Ellensburg Quintet
Beats Cheney Normal

CffESEY-Ths Central Wash
ingtOn College of Education has
kstbali team a EilsnsbsirR de-
fsstsd Eastern Washington here
las, night, t2-si. In = Washington
intercollegiate eonfssesos basket
ball game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Independent League

Following is the schedule for the
games TO be played in the Stadium
gym next week.
"A" division. Tuesday. Y. NJ. c. A.
VS.. Valleys at 7 p. m, Northwest
Chair VS.. Pacific Mutual Fuel at
D. m, Archer,s vs.. wheeleI-osgood
A. 9 D. m: Thursday. Archer's VS..
pacific Mutual at p. m. Wheeler
Osgood VS. Valleys at 8 p. m. North
aP' division: Tuesday, Marines vs..
community House at 7 y. m, B'nsi
Brith VS.. Eagles at Q p. m. chillss
Us American Lake at 9 p. m: Thurs
dsv American Lake vs.. Eagles al
D m. Chilla's VS.. Community House
A. g D. m, Marines vs.. bnai britn
81 n m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Leaps On Skates
To Neu Ice Mark

Ftfff~AfSGk.tstfIA hsfrss LsGn,
Ice folliss ssr from Cali. Ont.
claimed . NV word inzoox lee
jumping rseord foe small risks
today after ssping - fest. .
inches ~ the Arena. LsxG, -.
voa a 1884 Olympic sp>sd skating
titls for Canada 81 LAss Pssotd
His Jump last night vas measured
BY Olympus track coach L&ssns
Isobsrtssn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Ski
Daddling
Along
BIZ ED MEAGHER

The COMMITTEES in charge of
the Tacoma Winter Sports
carnival. Jan. 27-2s. has made
arrangements with everybody,
except Dame Weather and if
they can bring her to terms il
seems likely Tacoma's ninth
annual carnival will be the
best ever.
Al Taylor and August Won
Boecklin have assembled prizes.
the like Of which In quantity and
quality have never been gathered
for the Tacoma day races before.
A list OF them viii be announced
next week. but rest assured OF one
thing: They include prizes for the
first Tacoma man and the first
Tacoma woman to cross the finish
line.
On the surface there seems 90
be scant connection between being
a ski club president and the holy
state Of matrimony. And there
probably isn't any connection. hut
1t seems something more than CO.
incidental that Tacoma's two sId
club proxies have both announced
intention TO wed within the past
week.
First. Bob Vandenburg, president
Of the Tacoma Ski club, was an
nounced as the groom-to-be of Miss
Florence Brustad, a charming miss,
who doesn't ski, but is going to
learn.
And then Karl Richardson, who
heads the Tacoma branch of the
Washington Ski club, and Miss
Alice Hazen announced their en-
gagement.
Twang, twang went Clpid's bow,
knocking off a ski club president
with each resounding twang.
Opening their 1910 ski season.
the College of Puget Sound skiers
will hold an inter-team meet Sun
day afternoon at Mount Rainier,
with the freshmen meeting the
upperclassmen.
Leading the returning Loggers
are Gene Hall, Charles Swanson,
Don Rasmussen, Bud Barrett and
Bob Taylor, lettermen, and Jack
Van Antwerp and Wilfred Woods.
The freshmen will be headed by
Pete Dempsey, formerly of Bel
larmine; Jack Coblentz of Lincoln;
and Bill Taylor, Stadium high ski
star. Dick Cline, freshman ace,
injured his ankle last week at the
mountain and it is doubtful If he
win participate.
Polling Around: The Tacoma
Winter Sports Carnival committee
had Its hardest task Thursday -.
the members had TO decide on the
three prettiest of 10 extremely at
tractive young women the
three chosen will rule over the car
nival as queen and attendants q
Beth Crookes Of Portland doubled
for Sonia Henie In the skiing Sc
quences of Miss Henie's latest pic
ture strange to say. Miss
Crookes has never set eyes on Miss
Henie off the screen she did
the skiing and Miss Henie took
care of the skating, but they never
got within 1000 miles OF each
other Gretchen kunigk Fraser,
remember, doubled for the Norwe-
gian skating lovely at Paradise
valley a couple Of years ago .
The Tacoma Times wrist watch,
which will be taken by the winner
Of the mems slalom Tacoma day, IL
a beauty a 21-jewel Bulova
+. Dick Durrance, Darfmouth's
great skier, who was first amateur
at the Mount Hood nationals last
April, was In Seattle Friday .
he'll direct y. n. =. A. tests for
ski teachers at the snoqualmie ski
Bowl Sunday >. Durrance II now
affiliated with Sun Valley =. Bill
Taylor Of the College Of Puget
Sound Ski team and Bob Robinson
of the Tacoma Ski club were the
first entries In the Tacoma day
race Olav Ulland will give the
new Snoaualmie Ski Bowl Jump a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Bill Herdmsn's SIS Tops
Major Loop Pin Players

nlehfisl1 nl-ou1Ans wua eAsel
- 49,. "a v.ss- s~~.s.s
...-
NA.oa 80 e ~ -
"sn ns
"A ~s sss ~
~ "ss
seer p"~'sf ~ss fsf oW = hss
- me mase"es - Ne - =
Wssnsns hsxn~ On - nvsss~ny
ehsys sseot,ss ~ - 80 -
shs oirnen n sns nss nss - ~
c. G. cciIinds And NAN csles
va fH t1~ ~ s - - -
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Subs: Luthsrans. North, stenesen
ca. Bildt. Erickson and Wills, Bell
inghAm. Chamberlain uD, Westnore-
Land ~, Pettyjohn tsD. Harris fs).
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nnMINnEs TRIUMPH

VICTORIA, b. C.-The Victoria
Dominoes beat the touring Hong
Wah Kues. San Francisco Chinese
basketball team, $3.50, last night
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Lincoln Wins
Over mac-hi
BY special Correspondent

WAI.I.A WAII.A-Lincoin high
oagers broke their eastern ink
last night by dropping Mae-Hi. ~
to rs, marking the first victory
ever won by an Abe team on this
side Of the Cascade mountains.
After gaining a seemingly sub
stantial, 21-io. half-time lead. the
Abes faltered and Mac-Hi closed
the gap, trailing by only two
points when there were but three
minutes left 10 play.
lincoln suddenly snapped
back. however. and. with God
frey and Blades leading the
attack. counted three quick
baskets 10 cllnch the contest
Hutton dropped in IL points and
Blades counted IL for the winners,
while Richards was high for the
home forces with IL counters.
Lincoln meets Wa-Hi here In q
Cross-ststs league game tonight.
Wa-Hi defeated Mac-Hi. 50 to IS.
two weeks ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-15
Prep Scores
~ United FhEkk

Queen Ann. ls@attlsJ 81. Lincoln
(beattleJ -.
Roosevelt fs<attlsj D. osfteso
dSezttleg "a.
Ballard "a, West BeAttls ~
Franklin fseAttlsD %. Cleveland
lseattlej ie
AcfJougnIin Milton yTsesatsr.
OfsD az Lincoln fTaoomAl 81.
81. John ~. Collar "a
Cheney "a. Central Waller ~.
Mead 30, Riverside ~.
Othsllo se Warcsn ~
Hesrdsn 81. Creston ..
giiDurn -. Edwaii 10
CoiYilis 80. Kettle Pals -.
~ Mares 7s. harrison ~.
Olympia ~, Hoqussrn ~.
IongVisw %, CbshAiA "a.
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SOUTHERN DIVISION
n

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Southern California 30, California
&C.
stanford SO. TCLA 3s.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Southern California vs.. California
OF Los Angeles.
stanford vs. UCLA at Palo Alto.
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Summary
zee, Mae-Hl

Subs: Lincoln. Hanson. Anderson.
Ishloka. Harrison and Rosewood.
Mac-Hi. Pontisi Strister. Doherty,
Metsker and Heinrich.
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First Methodist
Hoopmen victors

First Methodist swamped Wood
men of the World, ~ to 2s. at
Stewart Friday night TO end the
first half of Park Church-Fra-
ternal league play with q fourth
place tie with Latter Day Saints.
Central Lutheran won the title for
the half and place in the play
offs by beating Epworth Metho-
dist Thursday night.
Northwest Door pulled down
second spot in the first half
standings in the Park Industrial
league by beating Northern Pa
cific Shops, 26 to Is. with a speedy
attack that told near the end.
Peterman Manufacturing Co. won
the half title by beating both
teams. In a practice interlcague
game, Peterman won by default
over Falkland Trinity Lutherans
when the Lutherans failed to
show
PARK CuURCH-FRATERNAL
Methodist f44D t2s) Noodmen
Albertson 16 ..F..... 4) Mykland
Reagen 90 ....F..... U) Carlson
McClary l0) &C. "a Hagerman
Smith .........G..... 49, johnson
Dews t6) 80. 90 orabinski
Subs. First Methodist Lamka ca
Mcknight. Woods; Woodmen Of the
World. Jacks, Olson. Officials: Lew
ark and Hauge,
PARK INDUSTRIAL
Northwest t26) usD \. p. shops
Leslie 90 n.y.. 90 Gates
Holcomb 90 ...F...... "a Larson
Reimer 90 .....C.......... Thorn
Teeters ~ .....G.... 90 Fortino
Hagen ca .....G....... Desmond
steinauer. Hunt ca; Northern Pa
oific Shops. LaIiue ID, Minor Stokes
ca. Officials. Seydeil and LaCombe.
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mUx Jnonp 11roo 1ennnoooug1
= o. oaenn's ~ LUnn~&<ever
Ind. kam6e ~ nnew-~meoe1 -
- Ysom Teuna6sss ene1nss emn1s
ko11en = ~ mag1umnnnuG1A -
- 49, ~ ~ 800
onew, 1nnguetnn1nng seuDW
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Coast Conference

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Oregon state IS. Oregon 81.
Washington 80, Montana 81 mon
cOnference).
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
Washington vs.. Montana at seattle
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RK INDUSTRIAL

Subs: Northwest Door. Waugh Cd,
Steinauer, Hunt ca; Northern Pa
cific Shops. LaTiue ID, Minor Stokes
ca. Officials, Seydeil and LaCombe.
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-12-26
c. L. of c. Elects
New Officers

The C. L. of C. held monthly
meeting in the K. of C. club
rooms Dec. 10, with the presi-
dent, Mrs. Frank Crist presid-
ing.
A casserole dinner was serv-
ed to members at 6:3O, the table
was gay with Christmas colors
and candles. The rooms were
decorated with evergreens and
lighted tree, which was the gift
of Father Kuppers from Elmu-
do, New Mexico. Father Kupp-
ers sent the tree as a token of
his gratitude for the assistance
the c. l.. of c. has given his
school children during the past
year.
Following the dinner the reg
ular meeting was held, at which
time officers for the coming
year were elected as follows:
president, Mrs. Franklin Crist;
vice president, Mrs. Anna Fish
er; treasurer, Mrs. U. S. Mich
OILS; financial secretary, Miss
Elizabeth Gebhart; recording
secretary, Mrs. Joseph j. Dolan;
Monitor, Mrs. VIM. Killeen;
guard, Mrs. Mary Locker and
trustee for three years, Mrs. S.
G. Lowendick. The officers
will be installed in January at
a dinner meeting. The COM
mittee in charge will be Mrs. u.
S. Nichols, Mrs. Jennie Powell,
Miss Mary Stasel, Miss Rose
Billow, Mrs. Geo. Schollof, and
Mrs. Frank Belmar.
Following the meeting,
Christmas party was held with
every one present receiving a
Christmas gift from the tree.
All members participated in a
program depicting the origin of
our Christmas customs. Special
award was made to Miss Bessie
Gebhart. The committee in
charge included Mrs. James
Locker, Mrs. VIM. Ohler, Miss
Grace Stasel and Miss Josephine
Rountree.