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Evening star., 1940-06-02
SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON G, 2 ONE

main trail with a short side trail to
be taken to the summit Of Marys
Rock, whore unobstructed panoramic
views are obtained in all directions.
From the top return by the same
trail to the main trail. Here the
return trip down the mountain is
commenced by following the Ap-
palachian Trail to the left, con-
tinuing to the Tunnel Trail, which is
indicated by the Tunnel Trail sign.
Watch for arrows indicating inter-
esting viewpoints. On reaching the
forks Of the trail above the tunnel,
be sure to take the left fork to
north portal. Here the descent is
somewhat steep and leads directly
to Skyline Drive, which Is then fol-
lowed to the right back to where the
car Is parked at Panorama. This is
q distance OF about / mile on the
highway.
Driving directions from Washing
ton: Follow the Lee highway, U. S.
Route 21l, west 50 miles to Thornton
Evening star., 1940-06-02
tndiu to Get Cool Cars

New conditioned trains will
defy India's heat. The first air
conditioned coaches were introduced
early in 1888 on the CAL
cutta route and later on the Bonn
bay-Delhi run. Now the facilities
are to be extended to the Delhi
Peshawar and Karachi-Lahore lines
Plans are also under consideration
for conditioned trains between
Delhi and Calcutta and Bombay
and Madras.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Friday evening in the Washington
Hotel.
At the banquet the graduates will
be informed OF their grades for the
last semester, as well as for the en-
tire courses. DR.. James A. Bell,
president of the university, will
present an honor key to the student
who made the highest grades for the
full law course and to the one
who made the highest average In
the accountancy course.
The schools yearbook will be ready
for distribution at the banquet, It
was announced by Carroll P. Hick-
mn, secretary of the university, who
is in charge Of arrangements for
the affair.
Next Sunday morning the Rev. DR..
Rapheal H. Miller, pastor of the
National City Christian Church, will
deliver a baccalaureate sermon to
the graduates at services in the
church, scheduled to begin at II am
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Gap or Panorama, at which point
car may be parked behind the gas
filing station on the north side OF
the road. Canteens may be rented
and filled with water at the con-
cessionairre's stand before starting
on the hike.
Leaflets summarizing safety and
comfort measures may be obtained
at the Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club ONCE, 901 Union Trust Build
ing. Other publications available
include maps and special articles
on the Appalachian Trail in Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

Commencement exercises will l,eg
held at 8 pm. June IL In Memorial
Continental Hall. The principal
addresses will be delivered by He1{v
bert F. Linneman, member Of the
graduating law class, and Richard Z
M. Cornell Of the graduating aSS@
countancy class. Degrees and cer-
tificates Of graduation will be pre-
sented by DR.. Bell.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
MARYS ROCK CIRCUIT HIKE
Approximately 4 Miles.

The Potomac Appalachian Trail
Club, in its program of encouraging
use of its trails in the Blue Ridge
Mountains, invites attention of local
mixers to Marys Rock, a peak in the
Shenandoah National Park that has
been a favorite of mountain en-
thusiasts for over 200 years. From
its spectacular and interesting rocky
summit are views unsurpassed in
the Virginia Blue Ridge.
When one approaches the Blue
Ridge from Washington on the Lee
highway, Marys Rock creates def
mite impression at a great distance.
On the horizon is the sinuous curved
crest of the mountain range, indis-
tinct and marked by the hazy at
mosphere which has given rise to its
name. Ahead on the highway is
prominent gap, which, in the early
days, was known as the Great Pass"
Today this pass across the mountain
is known as Thornton Gap or Pam
Drama. The elevation at this point
is 1900 feet.
In 1888 Francis Thornton built q
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Graduation Classes
Al Soui|,easternU j.
Set Record High
Senior Week to Begin
Next Friday With
Bunouet and Dance

More than 300 graduates from the
schools Of law and accountancy of
Southeastern University, represent
ing the largest list Of graduates In
any single year since the university
was founded in 1879, will take part
in senior week to begin with the
annual senior banquet and dance
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Oehmunn at Conference

Col. John w. Oehmann, District
building inspector left Washington
yesterday to attend the 25th annual
meeting Of the Building Ofhcials
Conference Of America ut st. Louis.
Mo. Col. Oehinann, who Is first vice
president Of the conference will de-
liver q paper on problems In tia
use Of structures for multiple family
dwellings. -.
Evening star., 1940-06-02

To help guide the hiking public to
some. Of the picturesque and inspiring
available only to those on foot, the
Potomac Appalachian Trail Club here
presents the first of a series Of articles
on one-day circuit trips over the Ap-
Planned so the hiker will return to the
starting point without retracing. these
routes will take the out-of-door enthus-
last to many of the most attractive
parts Of the Shenandoah Naional Park.
and points Of scenic and historic inter-
est in Virginia. Maryland and Penn
sylvania
The Appalachian Trail is the worlds
longest marked mountain pathway. ex-
tending from Maine to GEORGIA, q dis
tance of more than 1000 miles.
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Russio's $ Congress Votes
Balanced 1910 BUDGET

By the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 1.-The Supreme
Soviet, Russia's congress. unani-
mously approved today 1910 budget
providing income of Is, Asa, ,260 900
rubles and expenditures of 25,438,-
955,OO0 rubles. (The nominal value
Of the ruble is 20 cents.)
Evening star., 1940-06-02
Unusual Gifts for Institution

The Lifeboat Institution of Great
Britain received recently q pair Of
sea-boot stockings, a bag Of corks.
q jig-saw puzzle and check for
1000.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Henry Nc Lemore Says

and paid more than $4,000 TOR
the pfiyilsEs.
That's quite . toufnout for .
city ~ around i0o.00 population.
II IL sven more fsmafssDis uhsH
you remember that tbs sssts
ware priced - high - five del.
lars, And Il wasn't : plush sfewd
like you see u the hsfss sbo~ N
Madison Square 0srdss ~ tbs
polo matches 81 hssdse nfsok.
There wsfs fraysd cuffs. cheap
suits. and rsn down shoes In
abundance. Many . budget ~iii
havs 10 Be juEglsd nest ussk 70
tshs care sf the money spsnt 70
help . country IN distress.
hut that's what made II the
game u wss. People In Florida
haven't the rsmoissf connection
With Finland. Geographically
they are a. far apart - ppsssbis.
This % a land ~ sun and warm
waters. flowers and light hearts.
Bitter eoid, snou. skis. and tina
rlgofs u the north are all bat
uBkno~n Hnt 10 thslf sssfisst-
ing credit the psopls u Florida
responded "a the cry ~ tIsiana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Torkio College Five
Wins NotionoI Title

KANSAS cry. sfs. - Tsrkle
College u 'rsrkle Mo-, stopped ssn
Diego stats colisgs Saturday night
70 win tbs Satiofral intercollegiate
championship. " 70 ~
Ths amazing last second Fally-
Ing power u the caiifoInlans fall
ID lhsm whsn they needed Il most
and Il sas 'rarkio which was pour
ing 10 goals a. tns finiah. II Was
tbs second time Ia a. many years
that san Diego had reached tss
finals and missed the title Last
year Southwestern n Winfifid.
Kans. defeated San Diego n ths
finAla
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
sohn Katan and Dick Lever
69ivals in Mat Main Event

John Katan, Montreal's Macs
of Meanness,' tackles Dick
Ahver of Nashville, Tenn. in the
|Sght-round main event, best two
Fills out of three, on the Monday
Right wrestling card at Green
E1ch coliseum.
6rLever made his initial Tacoma
rApearance only last Monday and
hpked so good that Promoter Jack
|ipnnor lost no time signing him
IN make several stopovers here on
AIS Northwest itinerary.
Clara Mortensen will defend
F-her women's championship
Hnagainst two opponents In an
Gadded attraction on the card.
| Queen Clara has agreed to
3rpin both Romona Valdes of
4Mexico City and Juanita Bar
nett Of Tulsa, Okla. within
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Quincy Plan
luain Considered

SEATTLE - The State High
|Lhool Athletic association today
I'D committees considering hold
liz separate basketball tourns-
tents next year for class A and p
hools.
The plan Wa tried In 1891
land 1882 with Is teams In
each tourney. Leslie Mcintosh
Of Centralia. representing the
Southwest Washington Atb-
tletic association, proposed a
return 10 the two-tourney plan.
the Puget Sound conferences
bplication for q direct place in
K state tourney next year
rough redistricting was also re-
rred TO committee headed by
brry Hansen OF Puyallup.
Organization OF q State Officials
lsociation vas considered and re-
rred TO committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
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K-Sino Club First
In Bowling Meet

K.sino Club won first place in
the tournament held on the Play
Nor alleys over the past three
week-ends and will be entered in
the Northwestern International
Bowling Congress tournament by
the Play Nor alleys.
Twenty-Five teams competed for
the ". l. b. C. entry award, with
the winners taking the prize with
q score Of 2751. Other scores last
night were: Kay Street Club 264I.
18th and X Ssfewsy 2479. stsdi-
UNI Market ssfewsy 23ls. 3sth
and Yakima Safeway 2469. PIN
busters 1861, Hans johnson De
partment Store 240i. Balls Ben
Franklin Store 26lS, Standard OIL
2702. Play Nor alleys 257s. The
K-Sino Club score WA as follows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Dizzy Dean Tokss
$4,000 Cut In Pay

los ANGELES jerome tDlxsy)
Dean was back on the Chicago
Cubs payroll today and his salary
was haiyed. but he predicted that
this season would b. his beat.
After reversing nlslmatums al
most ~ soon ~ he spoke than
last night. he signed = is4o con-
tract for $4,000 half Of what he
received IN 1881.
Il expected . little more In al
AIRY. sure" Dean said nut I'm
not kicking. III be hack pitching
with a good arm this season and ]
mean pitching. And when ] do.
i'm Just mean that I've been right
all along II wasn't In good
shape. I'd be taking money under
false pretenses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

80 minutes or forfeit match
and title.
Pat Meehan, young Irish heavy
weight from Vancouver, B. c.,
will arrive back in town for a
belated observance of st. Patrick's
day, meeting Gentleman Joe"
Corbett of Toronto in the five
round semi-final, which should be
an action-laden affair.
The three-round opener, one
fall match, will bring together
Terry McGinnis of Modesto. Calf,
and Marshall George, newcomer
from Buffalo, n. Y.
Action starts at $50 O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Portland Sexiei
Upseis Vancouver

PORTLAND-Portland's Bucks.
roos prolonged the Pacific Coast
league ice hockey plsyoffs here
last night by defeating Vancouver,
s.3. II was the Bucks first victory
in four attempts and sent the two
clubs hack TO Vancouver. p. c.,
for the fifth game in the series
tonight.
Needing only another game
to claim the pennant, the
Lions made n determined bid
for victory in the third period
when trailing by three goals.
They whitfield Portland lead
down TO one counter. but the
Bucks stopped them at the IS
point and then went on 10 get
two more goals.
Portland led. 81. at the close
Of the opening period on goals by
Walter Mccartney. Jim AeFacden
and Eddie Ouellette. The Bucks
showed their snsppiest hockey Of
the playoffs and dominated the
game except fer few brief mo-
menLx when the Lions rallied.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Fenske to Attempt
Four-Minute Mile

CHICAGO - The next step for
the mechanical man, bespectaeled
Charley Fenske, is a crack at the
elusive, much-debated -Four Min
ute Mile"
Officials who clicked him a.
he shattered all existing rec
ords for three-quarters In
paced race against time Satur-
day night nominated the dark
haired running robot As the
man finally to do that four
minute miracle.
He may never make IL In actual
competition. but with a PAGER bob
bling in front OF him. Fenske is
tremendous. II he can run a paced
mile at the gait with which he
turned three-quarters in 1887, a
four minute mile Is his.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
ALI Engen
Wins Away
Ski Grown

sNoQuAIMIE SKI noWI--'

sNoouAr.MsE SAT nowt--
The lespsnx EnKvn brothers tepp>d
the field q Is 81 the eauntFy's s>st
skiers At the close oE the Amer.
can fous.~sy skiing tournament
here yesterday,
Aft Enksn Il sun Valley. Ida.
won tho National ERWIN while his
brother, ssefrs. 81 she Utah ski
club. Salt Lake. took second place
All Fngen. ths cuantrs's leading
jumper. eliached tho ERWIN With
his mmps yesterday after earlier
winning tho siaiom. taking third
place in the downfall and fourth
in the cross country events
All EnGcs's leap ~ r1e f~es
wa. sufstci~nt 10 hiring him
the Nstlannl crown. sitheukh
In = special sssseh later ~
jumped sss feet suis - -
TerK~r Takie II New fert
soar out ~ feet Esg~a wss
given the sg'~ciai Jump award
b~eaas~ hls fessn Wa hitter
than the easteruer's.
Ia the fanr-day composition. Az
EnEen was given ssiss paints.
far ahead OF the field. sseffe
Engru, In second place. had sTs.is
points. followed by sig Hall.
Washington skl club. Seattle. with
3ss,Ta: Hjslmar Hssm. Portland,
sss 81. Bert Irwin. Amber ski
club. $500 Harry Brown. Prince
ton. y. c, ss7ia. mn Irwin.
Amber Ski club. sss7s. Carl
Bsadsvlk. Toronto. Ont. sat.ss;
Tom Mohraaten. Ksmloop.. =, g.
s377s: Jack Pratt. Hnilyhurn. \.
G. aa1.Do. ALI johanaen, kimbsr.
ley, n. C. s2i %. VAN Rothweb.
wrnatehee. Wash. soob5: Hugh
Bauer. Seattle, i7p; John ciiert.
son. Field. n. C.. 2Ts37, Al isfsn-
nsr, Toronto, Ont. 1878
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

Hubbeil didn't start 10 win
last year until July and then
he captured . out of his Last IL
starts. n he get. off right In
April he may have q 10 10 ~
game year and n he does the
Giants may ride hack Into first
division on "0Id Crooked
Arms" comeback. Last sea-
son Huh won II and lost hut
had the leagues second beat
earned run average, Els.
Otis case isn't quite 80 bright
as Hubbell's. He wound up the sea-
son with two charley horses NO
bad that he could barely walk.
Those games Mel played At third
base the past three years didn't do
him any good and Last season he
paid the penalty for pounding the
dirt around The hot corner.
THREE GIANT ROCKIES
Terry plans 10 open up with three
rockies in his infisld Babe Young
from Knoxville At first. Mike wltsk
from Newark, the international
leagues most yslusbls player. at
second, and Glen stewart from Jef-
sey City at third. Billy urges.
rated by many the top shorts,op
Of thu circuit. will have his hands
full holding that infield together.
Burgess Whitehead, who played
brilliantly at second In 1896 and
1887. IL making = college Try 10
Dust one Of the rockies.
The sDtfield viii BE- doe
Moore In left, Frank Demsres
In center and OF In right nm
less Johnny Dickshst. Inter
national league batting champ
with a mark Of .sss. Gusts
Moore from left.
The brightest spot IN the Giants
setup IL behind the bat. where they
have Harry banning. the leagues
best receiver lie may get more
out Of Tsrry's pitching staff than
would seem possibls on paper
HuDbsii figures 10 be the Giants
ace. His running mate Sili be
Harry Cumbsrt, and HAl schu-
machsr ny gsndenberg. the tail
highlander back from Jersey CITY.
Looks a. though he'll finally make
the grade. Bill Lohrman sad ellff
Melton vii be- In thsrs somewhere.
Terrys ether pitchers are Manuel
saiyo. Johnny WitiiR. Roy Joiner
from Jersey City. and Slick Castle.
man. trying another comeback
after a severe back injury
Tomorrsw - The Washington
senator's.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Meet 10 Settle
Pin Tourney Plons

Blli IiefdmAn. president ~ The
cgfy bowling association. ass
called : meeting of al Tacousns
interested in ths Northwestern
international Bowling Congress
for tonight al the Broadway
sport Center 81 . o'clock.
The Northwest Congress
holds IL tournament Ia Ia
coma. starting April "a. sad
President Hero msn has
psintsd out that there n
much sefk - be aess,
special committees viii BE- sp-
pointed 70 handle details which
are sntsiisd In bringing the tour
ney 20 Tacoma. Important bsisi-
ness viii come before tonlgbt's
meeting and ioesi pin leaders are
urging sysryons who IL Interested
IN any way TO be present
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19
Ski Weather

PARADISE-Road open 10 Par
adise; carry chains; 80 degrees; no
new snow; total Ia inches; clear,
with light southwest wind; skiing
good.
sTAMPEDE-Calm and cloudy !;
81 degrees; no new snow; total
eight inches; snow wet; skiing fair.
MARTIN LoDGE-cIoudy. with
light west wind; 80 degrees; no
new snow; total 40 inches; snow
wet; skiing fair.
MoNAD LAKE-Cioudy, with
light west wind; no new snow;
total III inches; snow dry; skiing
good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19


The Giants chances of beating
back from second division TO fig
ure in the National league pennant
race depends almost solely on Huh
bells crooked left arm and Otis
piano legs Hubbell and OFT slip
ped last year and the Giants skid
ded with them all the way down
to fifth place.
OLD HuBBELL GONE
II think the old type OF Hubbeli
game has gone forever" Hub says.
II have to get by now on what
know"
To which Bill Terry replies, Hub
has been talking like that for years,
even before his operation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

n~fuv~ : eellery - n1goo -
p~rsers ~ 4neeNo ccr&>< n)1lk
vi club hel6 ~ f<e11 tr1Nle uu11
a wsllcwn eeEn>x. vt@t q -
entxr~a
wnn~rx n ~ a1l-oeo eoo11un
wess ~ eee4eF sr1eie14 ~ Cof1k-
eelrw epewks>uI swNs1 ~ pnN6l<1
~ Al nprsws<h - Tnooxn -
smoan ~ MHmlieN erp1eHcpA -
fastlan1 dnG. Nterm - oRn0rk
ewns1 ~ Cain JuNneeu eN1 Nnm1k
~ " Mrs. nsy oenin = n1e1konnA
ns.A<A sAaGmu WINS
IN ~ eeekev uev>ee seN11A -
winning 40 wAe nellA'n u1oe1
Nemee erne1 - non<loG ~
t1eesss pvt&ssun. Tneo1no, hunrw
NJ pupptoa = ~ sone nvoo4 -
winner wes sne ie-m~ntn.~t1 mola
ca~sk. rua ~ M eWe~R peNson
mmtsh ~ TAeona.
Nevs~p - = - spplnUp
s>sne wese npn1n1 - = -
Ns1n~m rnpunA ~ -
pusey ~ Hlsue - - -
~ wne Wmoeu~ro nor1G
sw~~1 ~ = tt>e.a nnne =
pwsl1nn1.
~ the swu hrus<s ~ fetlep~
lnr wtns sre rererse6; eaeker
spsniels. Al Ass stHhe ~ az
Coaster, ewneF Frnneie nehismaD,
tns AnHeiss handed ~ ~
nehirmaN = rsecma! ID t~ppor.
rua ~ ne ewnes. ne1est Wo1o.
weFsh. md ~ ttsd pelwoen n I.
Browns nunsy and Deewoe1 an
mers nsubhT. nth Tnenmona A.
sll.ase M ~ nnnllsh nos1o1esos
90 rssdsssaa iaass. ewNp< -
nehsrs q. nishap. Pnriian1i ~
cuFisy. owner. celits tsnneee.
rostisndl and IA ysrow KIM.
o<nsd ~ q y. pfssss nsatlIt.
wutFE ~ NltSVU4
Records ID tbe nestee eve11o
weEs woa BY The snrkes scoal<h
nuffy. swnsa saa hsndIe6 ~ uleh
waftistt. I'seems. md IN mnnlton
springer spantsl. Pal. ewnea -
handisd ~ A. ~ rsfs. Tsesma.
~ ateea seeasseNee - ~
eay's evesSs Isstw1e1 - -
htotttea ~ No. ee1g -
fsswee ~ I've fls>1 ennGe
ptenes
TAs sac1Esv sseuIel wae rDne
Pablo n JeuriAine. oWn~1 -
handled ~ rrsncix rfifeherd ~
nrsmsrioH. End ths u4nl1rh
springer spaniel. Nswt ~ Nal
com. owned and run ~ ~ o q.
ssbin % Portland.
Judges far the eoek<rs vere
Evsrsst q. nstss<r snd nay noulss
for the spsinrsfs. =. ,. nstdewett
and wiliiam ,. t.onetasn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

a. whole. hssrtsdiy ~ n a wsss I
country fsst sefns< th< ~
Tk~ sess~ ae~s - -
pisyets ~ ~ I've snetes
leagues. rss sstktee. $780,
isfsIr asthisa th~y ptafs6
ti~ kssse ~ n fne eness-
pisssisip ~ ihe wesl1 -
pesAe1 - Ne sssses~se. vstbes
tkssw tbe fastest bstl -
ks<w. i1stsssts tsst ~
ss~sss~t euf ~ ~ kntI-
sssses w~ss fss svesyfh1sa n
slxht. Thesw wsssn . mer
Hsst ~ ~ sssse vhes svesy
rnysF slds's sstss - ~
b<st II Ne sbsil1s.
1hsy gladly tosk ebsness =
injury. sseE Wills kaoNinx ii,sl
injury. with the ssssar rsst : fer
wssbs s1sy. would saasnsss thsil
means sf livelihood
To msks i . r~ffstt Day. tbefe
cams ana u tfs9&e ARREST IN.
beilsssble eslnelasne<. Early "a
tbs morning there efspt iste ~
port ef Tampa ssab-nas<a iittls
fFsiEhtsf snnb- ng<ea ilttis ria'
nlsh fFslshssf nens~besv % m
boat could fssd Knxiish an1
EhF~s8h the morning pep<ss
learned u sbs game, ~. isszi
bsfas gam. Tins. tas captain -
shs ffslEhi~r. his mate. sad tws
u the es@e. Saiksa 70 - she
fiekst eiaoer snd Bought fiys
dollar tisssss.
II eas tfssiF fifss BASEBALL s.m<.
fhs hlss. ths errors. the pitch
Ing and tina hsss-rnnninx ns1al
have left them pretty cod. nut
the slkHf ~ ina Fsnni>h fIsn.
ssAnsilnE ossf IN The eafn bf<<ss
alonGslas fhs stars and stripes.
must hsvs lsft thsm pretty ~sfn.
I heps -. saybse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-19

TAMPA. Ifa. The Finnish fias
may be At half staff In iislssnkil
where the snow lies deep. but !,
flies bfavely In Tampa today.
Against . background OF palms,
and with the sun lighting ia
blue efoaa on . field Of white, u
gallantly waves . salute 10 those
who control baseball. thpss who
play II. and those who love H.
Fsr these three grsnps
combined yesterday 10 MAKE
an outstanding success sf tss
An-siar game for the b~ssfif
Of the Finnish relief find;
sss didn't need 10 be- . ssssi-
mestaiist 10 get = hang sut 81
that game and lie ssttins.
and I'm not speaking sf the
ssne its@if. even though The
greatest stars sf baseball
played n % the hilt. and gave
. performances worthy ~ .
World series.
No. ths real thrill 81 II. the part
u IL, that made ths funny little
feeling 10 np your hack and raise
the haehles on your neck, Nas TO
be . part of this grand gesture
towards tbs dsosncy ana courage
u a little nation 1000 miles sway,
whsn the people kept coming 10.
coming ~ until they fiilsd AL The
seats and spilled over Into ths
playing field ltsslf. the game be-
came of secondary importsnes.
'rhs paramount thing ras the
slHensaa u people psopis who
asked only ~ b. given = ebsnes
20 answer a call for help Nearly
1900 persons packed ths PARK
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Rhodes Golf Team
Defects Portland

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Riley. president Of Oies, Workman
4 King department store IN Port
land and Rhodes Brothers in TA-
coma. Nsas IN poassaslon u the 70
Cal store Monday after TIA golf
tram scored a victory over tns
Rose city establishments team
Sunday over the chshalis Golf a
Country club course.
II Vas the first u a series Of
matches between teams from ihs
tao stores. Approximately rs
players from each city partieipat-
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Afifi Temple
Will Sponsor
TIGER Games

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