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use by the Embarrassing States o.
the Northwest.
Admitted to membership were Mis-.
Sarah Staley, Walter w. Chandler
and H. E. Hill.
The post and auxiliary will give {
joint card party for benefit of TIT
welfare fund of both organization!
at the All States Hotel at 8 pm
November 20. Prizes will be award.
ed. Tickets may be obtained from
members or at the door.
Kenneth H. Nash Post will NEE
in their clubrooms, 209 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc, November 81 at pm
The Executive Committee met a
the home of Comdr. George Seiders
435 Newcomb street Sc. Welfare
Officer Rexford Madden outlined
plan under formulation incidenta
to the annual Christmas party, fol
underprivileged children and needy
families.
Nash Squadron will meet in the
clubrooms this afternoon wher
Capt. Bernard Lewis will outline
activities to be undertaken during
the coming year.
Newly elected officers of Depart
ment of Commerce Post were in.
stalled on November a by Depart
ment Comdr. William Hargrave anc
his staff. The National Guard Of
Honor attended.
Music was furnished by the United
States Navy Band, Sons of Legior
Drum Corps and Fort Stevens Drum
Corps Post colors were dedicated
and a charter in the American
Legion was officially presented BY
Comdr. Hargrave.
Joseph r. Moore, retiring COM
mander, was presented with pas
commanders badge.
Col. j. Monroe Johnson, Inter.
state Commerce Commissioner, wa;
the principal speaker.
A turkey party was held al
Stansbury Hall by Vincent B
Costello Post, with music and en-.
tertaInment. Past Comdr. Henry
Heine was in charge.
Assisted by the auxiliary. the pos
made arrangements for the distri.
button of baskets to the needy fol
both Thanksgiving and Christmas
The next meeting of the post will
he held at AT Eleventh street NV
at pm. December 8.
Department of Labor Post viii
hold its holiday ball at the May
flower Hotel on December 6. Comdr
Demorest has appointed Senior
Vice Comdr. L. w. Bon genera
chairman. The proceeds will b.
used for Christmas baskets and gen.
eral welfare activity. Members ane
friends are invited to contact thu
chairman or any member OF tn
post for table reservations.
United States Bureau of Interna
Revenue Post will meet tomorrow
at the Hayloft Club, 1926 Massa.
chusetts avenue NV. Comdr. Rus.
sell S. Jeffreys will preside. There
will be refreshments and entertain
ment.
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Vi AlCAli0CAo 1Oi
a tour of points
of interest in
the South, in
C lu ing h e
Mardi Gras in
N e W Orleans
November % and
80.
A delegation
from Connecti-
cut will spend a
few days here
sightseeing.
A banquet and
dance will be
held at the
Raleigh Hotel
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Forty ond Eight

Grande Voiture, No TIA, met at
Stansbury Hall on November 40,
with Grande Chef de Care Frank
Mccarthy presiding.
The Grande Voiture will hold its
annual Christmas party and dis
tribute food baskets and toys to
needy families.
The -wrecking" crew, under Grand
Conductor Jack Keller, has been re-
hearsing for the wreck" to be held
December Is, when some 90 OUT
standing Legionnaires will be int
tiated into Ia socaste,
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Sons and Daughters
Of Liberty

Washington Council met with
councillor, Mrs. Elizabeth Deakins,
presiding. In accordance with the
proclamation of the national coun-
cilor the members will assemble this
evening for Thanksgiving services.
Tomorrow night the council will
meet at 935 g place NV. to receive
Miss Betty Walrath. A party will
follow.
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Ben Hur News

Jack L. Menefee presided at the
meeting of United Court. The cleo
ton OF officers will occur at the De-
cember meeting Samuel Trupp,
vice chairman of the Executive
Board, spoke.
State Manager Kenneth L. Ca
nine invited the members to attend
the State Fraternal Congress Of
Maryland and the District OF CO.
lumbia in Baltimore on January 16
at the Emerson Hotel. A campaign
for juniors Is being inaugurated BY
Washington Court No, ],
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18th Division

The annual meeting of Wash
ington Post No. 20, 10Th Division
Association will be held November
% at Bunker Hill Post hall, 807-809
Monroe street NE. at $50 pm, for
election of officers.
Invitation to attend is extended
to all former members of the World
War 18th Division, who served in
this division either in this country
or IN France, during the years 1917
1918.
Committees will be named. The
present officers are: Milton E.
Groome, commander; Thomas r.
Boteler, vice commander; Harold r.
Jenkins, adjutant, and Harry E,
Shilling, finance of1cer,
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Christmas Basket
Distribution Plans
Speeded by VT. ".
National Capitol Post
Also Sends Funds
To Michigan Home
Meetings This Week.

Monday-Front Line Post,
1700 L street NV; Drum and
Bugle Corps, National Guard
Armory; Overseas Military
Band, National Guard Armory.
Tuesday - National Capital
Post, 1015 l. street NV.
Observation-Disclosures Post,
TOO L street NV.
Thursday - Potomac Post,
Northeast Masonic Temple.
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Meetings This Week.

Meetings This Week.
Monday-Tank Corps, 10l5 L
street NV; Internal Rev.
enue, 2108 Sixteenth street
NV, 8 pm.
Tuesday-James Reese Europe,
1886 Fifteenth street NV;
National Cathedral, Reno
Esther Hall, 8 pm.
Wednesday-Kenneth H. Nash,
200 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc; Henry C. Spengler, 1926
Massachusetts, avenue NV,
8 pm.
Thurssday-Department Exec
utive Committee, District
Building: James E. Walker,
1916 Twelfth street NV. 8
pm.
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Raleigh Hotel Mrs. sweeney.
January % in honor of the SUI
preme president, Mrs. B. w. Miller.
Brightwood will meet November
Is at pm. at 1925 Georgia avenue
NV.
Columbia will meet November rs
at 8 pm. at the Washington Loan
and Trust Building.
The Onicers' Club will meet No
vember q at pm at the clubroom.
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Benefit Association
Group Plans Tour

Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney, district
field director in the District of
Columbia for the Woman's Benefit
Association, will head a delegation
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United States Department of Ag-
riculture Post met Friday evening
in South Building. The original
post charter was presented to the
commander. Ted Luther traced the
history Of Forest Fire Prevention
Week from its origination as an idea
Of Agriculture Post to its extensive
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Mrs. McCabe announced that In
behalf of all the members who will
participate in the sale of tubercu-
losis seals, the tuberculosis Associa-
ton will give tea at the Mayflower
Hotel December 2 at $3.50 pm. She
will be one of the hostesses.
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DOWNTOWN ApTS.
Modern Fireproof Buildings
Rental includes electricity for
cooking, lighting and refyigera.
tion.
GUenUOod


1920 10th St. NV. u9th at K)
Air Cooled
$59. .5O-Corner apt: living rooms.
dressing room with Murphy
bed. combination sunroom and dining
room. kitchen and bath.
$77.5O-Corner apt; living room.
combination sunroom and
dining room, bedroom. kitchen and
SllO.O0-specially desisned de luxe
studio apartment on top
hHef ns reom eonsstns p Ynusuay large iv
tiful built-in glass bar, kitchen. large
bedroom and bath An unusually
bright apartment with a magnificent
Resident ManaEer, RE. 4Os5.
Empire
1000 F st. NV. Air Conditioned
SIS. .OO-Rec. hall. living room, built
in dinette. table and chairs.
sunroom,, dressing room with Murphy
bed, kitchen and bath.
H79 5O-Corner apt, Rec hall, living
room. coordination sunroom
and dining room, bedroom. kitchen and
Resident Manager RE. eOs1
OVERLOOKING THE PARK
Park Crescent
29O1 18th st. NV. New Building
Just 2k Blocks from Col. Rd.
and Ontario Rd.
S65. .OO-Apt. 310-Front apt, living
room. combination sunroom
and dining room. bedroom. kitchen and
bath.
SS5. .OO-Apt. No 316-Corner apt.
Rec. hall living room. COM
bination sunroom and dining room.
bedrooms kitchen and bath. large
closets
Resident mgr, co 6343.
FEATURES
AI-electric kitchens. ventilating doors,
Venetian blinds, carueted corridors,
painted walls, sun decks.
1404 K CAFRITZ dat. oO80
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BARGAIN.
451o GARRISON ST NV

Army ofncer ordered away has au-
thorized us to sell his home. This is your
opportunity to secure a real fine home al
less than actual cost to reproduce 1t has
7 large rooms. 4 bedrooms. l of which is on
the 1st floor: maids room and bath in the
basement: large, beautiful. well-planted
yard. See this house today or call for an
appointment. Open from 12:3O pm. to 8
pm. each dav until sold
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
1906 X st. NV. MA 1893.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

30O-ACRE STOCK FARM, / HR. OF
Washington: smooth. rolling. improved
practically new S-room house; large stock
barn. dairy barn. 6-room tenant house;
SI5'ooS; $500 II eaIh WI sonsidsf % %st1sr
Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va, ONCE, house
opp. Baptist Church. Phone 3s.
ANOTHER REAL BARGAIN.
Very-well-built S-rm. house. lg bank
1.5 acres of fine soil, all fenced and nearly
all in blue grass; elec. at farm: hard
surfaced ~ read; priced for quick sale,
4es. In Mont. County. Md 25 miles from
D. c. line: near beautiful Sugar Loaf
Mountain. 1nspection by appointment only.
Barr Bldg. District 1881 Ewes. AID. 977I.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

$50, DOWN. 61a ACRES WOODED ON
good road IA miles D. C., S595. II. 544i
or Ii 7015-J.
NEAR MCLEAN, VIRGINIA.
several picturesque sites wooded or part
~ cleared: some with streams: from 2l.
to $500 per acre
Also. excellent site for development prof.
ect on Lee boulevard. between Fairfax and
Centerville: 122 acres, priced under SIO0
an acre.
HERMAN E. GAscH L. SON.
l42o X st. NV. MA. 1884
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TO JOHN J. SCHWARTZ. TRUSTEE
Owner of Record. II living. If dead un-
known heirs of-You are hereby notified
to remedy condition existing in the rear
of lot S07, square 44s. known as rear Of
consisting of an accumulation of unclean
papers. tincans. bottles, etc. in vacant
garage. This condition should be reme-
1910. Upon your failure so to do the
work will be done by the District authori-
ties and the cost thereof. with the cost Of
this advertisement. will be taxed against
the said property. M c. HAZEN J. r.
YOUNG: D. McCOACH. Jr.. Commission
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LOG CABIN ON 1O-AcRE TRACT. 3
tive; reasonable terms. Call WI, 1929,
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

Pay HIoHEsT ALL-cAsH PRICES FOR
OLD p G: houses: no commission MRS
KERN 1882 Woodley pl NV. Co 2e75
CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR FRAME.
wnite or colored, any condition. E. A.
BARRY 3439 14th st. NV. Columbia 6OS6.
I NEED HOUSES DEAL DIRECT WITH
you and pay all cash for D. c. property.
NO commission: quick settlement. Call T. H.
PARKER 1913 K st. NV District 31OO.
g TO 12 RMS. PREFER NE. OR Sc. CASH.
owners brokers. e. A. GARVEY, DI 45O8.
Eve. Sun. GE. $500. 1928 Vt. ave.
WILL BUY A GROOM DETACHED BRICK
nome, not to exceed $500 to $4,000
price range Must be within blocks OF
81. AIMS. Blessed Sacrament or Lady Of
victory Churches. No agents reply. Ad-
dress Box 23O-C. Star.
S55 MONTH-ADULTs ONLY: PRETTY
2-bedroom bungalow; ami. 1905 Garfield
St. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 4759-J
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
e. property If the price is right Frame or
orlck, large or small condition immaterial.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
s0s No. Cap. Realtor. Ma OS7S
LANHAM HEIGHTS MD.
New Arm. and bath bungalow, cleo, city
water; " acre land: S25 mo.
q. B. HOPKINS, 1925 Vermont Ave-
District 1871 or Woodley Ogoq
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BEFORE YOU BUY SEE
These new homes now being completed In
Chevy Chase. Md. most desirable loca-
? blks. from Conn. ave 6 rooms and
bath. fully detached air conditioned;
$3.50, Last group of sold in weeks
D1. 2T24 Ewes WO O43o
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lhvesTMrhT pRopfRTy roR SAD.

WV eSssvve b~SU SsNs WV OSees
MopERN 7:RoQM HOUSE NEWLY DEC
Box s0e-Y; Star. Star ~ ~ " '
LARGE s-ROOM HOUSE IN. CLOsK-IN
m M section: rented 70 q good tenant st
.!ssr ssh sTzrIn ii,' g. sf'SN si6o car
BRICK BUILDING NEAR 18th AND 8 sTs
:sss 1ss'' ss'od:i s:F' so 49,
eee Hzsy, II .g UNITS Mw
1sht es auee sen .a s92S sssen. n $3.50
BEST AVAIL APT. SITE. ARLINGTON,
ooEns eli IT, fGrnsS soo Wses eses ?sS ssoI over
seasS coop 1SGeME sy;eHHI WITH HAZE sATE1Yo gooM
heat. @. z. refg.. one-car gsrage: leased
Tor one year at S720 year. The best in
s9.o0o-TWo BRICK Two-FAMILY
FLATs-Four rooms and bath in unit: la
trobe heat. .elec and gas. Rented to coll
New Hampshire ave. and NJ st. Each
sspssstment,: $3.50 month: total rental
1903 II ST. NV. National e34s.
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
situated near 4th and Decatur sts. NV:
$4,000 F. H. A trust, payable S1S7 per
mo-. including int. principal and taxes
rental. $500 a month; priced for quick
sale: SIG. 800. on terms. Call Mr.. Reuben.
LEG M. BERNSTEIN Il CO. ME- 54OO
AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
1852 Maryland ave. n.e.--S15OOO. Cor
1H rooms. 3 baths additional Iavatory:
on gu heat: large rear lot. TERMS Open
8. A: YOUNG CO..
6horeham Bldg. MA. 1888
HIGH VIEW APT
LOCATED ON ONE OF HIGHEST
POINTS IN DC
Bidg. about l yr. old; 3 stories. 80 apis
OF 2 rms, k. and b.; mod. equip; stoker;
gross annual income approx $4,000; 10
yr; loan reas. cash payment and terms:
priced low; will take SIN properties as part
payment Cal Mr.. DREW, RE 1ls1
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
FAIRFAX Or ARLINGTON COUNTY,
within 10 miles of Memorial Bridge. Two
to five acres. high, wooded. pref with
stream. Modern house or one lending
itself to modernization. Max cost 50 900
Fuli details: Price. assessed val. school
1acil. utilities. type Of community nature
o. SOIL Box o31 &C. Star
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44ea RESERVOIR sofIo Rp Nw-e RMS,
bath; new oil burner; yard, earaee: redec.
SANDOz. INC. Dupont 1884.
226 CHESTNUT AVE,
TAKOMA PARK. MARYLAND. y
New detached brick home, rms,
rooms; oil heat, elec. refg. Can 30 seen
any time: $50.
WAPLE Il JAMES. INC,
1924 14th st. NV. DI. S3z0. .
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CLEVELAND PARK OR CHEVY CHASE
Detached house. 3 bedrooms, . baths. oil
neat, elec. refg., stove. by Army officer:
adults only. Lease UP to ) years. Fhone
Woodley 5775.
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HOUSES uNFuRkisnEp.
(C,0ntinued
1929 RENO RID. NV.

rms. la baths. with sleeping porch
and maids rm.:. oil heat; detached gar. !;
cow. schools and buses.
BRODlE q COLBERT, INC,
national SS7b, 1907 Eve At N w
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FIVE NEW HOMES.
EXHIBIT HOME, 808 SLIGO AVE

EXHIBIT HOME, 808 SLIGO AVE.
SILVER SPRING. MARYLAND,
OPEN DAILY / TO PM.
Detached brick. slate roof; 9 rooms.
latest modern bath and kitchen Air
conditioned; oil heat: rock-wool insulation,
furred walls. FURNISHED BY Hilda Miller
Go out Georgia ave. to Sligo ave. which is
lst street to the right after the Silver
Spring underpass. Then short distance to
homes.
THos. E. FARRELL CO., Realtors.
721 10th st. NV Ma O765.
ANACOSTIA-OPEN DAILY.
1349-51 Maple View Pl. Sc.
New semi-detached brick; 5 large rooms
bath, oil heat: wooded lot. high elevation,
overlooking river. Call Mr.. SHELTON,
Ia 5000
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COLORED BARGAIN.

1st commercial. Wonderful opportunity
for beauty Or beer parlor or restaurant
Near n ST. street. Bennins road me-. and
Oepriest VILLAGE. Call DE 32OA
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TO cOLoRED-NEW-Ho HOUSE CONDITION:
$500 down. S34 per mo. Vacent r.,
tile bath, front and double back porches.
electric icebox. cellar. h.-wh garage
Price $5.450: GOOD ne!shborhood. Phone
Warheld 2232 evenings %
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Vernon HoIl

r. MARBURY STAMP 8 co.
212 Southern Building Dist. S167
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1911 SPRING PL. NV.
8 rms. 9 incl. porches gar.; completely
renovated; oil heat. Frigidaire QE 1925.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Lovely detached brick, g big rms, liz.
entrance hall, bedrms., 2 baths. oil heat,
EarrxI ErxI, Iv ESrd; IL perfect cond 10 S10o. DIXIE
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SAL

SUbUKbAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EAST HYATTSvILLE-5 R.. BATH, GAS,
siec seiSec gar, large porch: lot 5Ox2O0; $3.50;
$500 cash. balance S21 mo- CIR, 377I-J.
5-RM. HOME, DESIRABLE IN EVERY
way very attractive; nearby Va. Jack
son l432-W. after $40 pm. business day.
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MONEY WANTED.

LOAN $4,000 3 to 5 years on 2OO-acre
farm situated on State highway In Vir-
ginia. Substantial mortgage. Box 179-C.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

AUTO LOANS-S25 TO $1,000.
AUTO MONEY CORPORATION,
18th and K SITS. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WANTED-TO CONTACT BUILDER M
tereSted in building S5 900 homes under
r A. Have the land and fine location
Ior 100 detached homes in D. c. Lincoln
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277l WOODLEY PL. NV.
s-rm brick. b.-i. garage; will renovate;
&1O. DIXIE REALTY CO. National RAAn.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GLOVER PARK.

OPEN I 70 3 suNbAYi detached; re:
rear porches. slate roof, 6 large. bright
rooms. attic. double drain sink. heat
controlled and insulated. gas range.
large lot; southern exposure;, convenient
70 stores and transportation; reduced to
Sb:g5O. which is very attractive price.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

4S0l NORTH LANE
UnfurniShed apts., consisting of and 2
rooms, Kitchen, dinette and bath Con.
$40 so to $65
R. sMARBURY STAMP g. CO..
"a Southern Bldg District s157.
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES FUR. OR UhFuR.

WEsTMORELAND HILLs-NEW BRICK.
D rms. 2 b., recr. rm.. oil h.. air cono :.
att. gar. scr porch. WI 7531
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25

rived
Georgetown has big team bat.
uniik. most heavy teams. has
plenty ~ speed. The linz aserasss
los pounds and the baekfisld isT,
HagRefiy ls former professional
star he played siih The Kew
York. Giants and Trans toward
the vide open game ~ ths pfn.
Haggeriy ptaysd football At
Georgetown.
Tho basLfiald spsrsi~- from
various spread formations.
fsvers iasrrsi.. trieky pssa
plays and siauis. doubts s.a
fripis ssser.c~. s.~ssa~iows
also ran turn ea straight. sid-
fashioned poses sh~s u sc~ds
10. The team isei,sd~s ~
.~nl.rs ard !. great 81 .s~isi.E
n. avn hr~sks ~ hard isrk-
ling and blocking.
IN. stars are IN the line. ~hsr~
THREE players sere drafted by tina
National football league Guard
Augustine Lilo. AIisn Ms,as..
center. and Earl Fuliilevs. tackle
These three are bag. strong man
VIM can nave fss. and hlt hard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25
Winter Racing
Season Expected
To SET Records

NEW YORK Tho richest win.
ter racing season in history q
slso expected 10 prove one Of the
biggest in attendance and betting,
There will be Isi racing days
during the season In Florida and
California. and purse totals yiil
add up 70 shosn ~ .z7b 600.
Hiaieah and Tropical PARKS will
pas out about 1850 600 and IN
California. Santa Anita ai0ns siil
dispsns more than 81 600 0f,0.
Total distribution viii ~ 800 900
higher than that during tbs 1888.
40 winter season
Far ths FIRE, time In California
ssnfa Anita ara ths new layout a.
Golden Gate PARK In Oakland Niil
operate eoncsfrsniiy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25
.Tacomans Win
Cycle Awards
Dick. Dcscos SlxeS
Get 1870 Trophies

TIE rssosns nosn<eyeie sine
vas presented ~sts . satisfy
s~ard FROM me Americas hrtav-
cycle sspesstsea fov leo.
Ali msmh~vs compete n the
eanssss wish m<mhsrs ef eshss
clubs IN the United states sn1
receive arm hard awards foe rtd-
ing Throughout the ysss without
an accident
rhs Awssssese eesss~ysss
associates activity esNeese
whssh y ~ IN ssre Hsstev.
sysss ssss 81 ~ us;se1 ssse~s
wss wss ~ tSwss whitney,
vssevss. fwssssseyrilegb ~ ~
state ~ Waskisstss. vteh
SDssk nss~s. president - IT,
essssa e,us. ss~s~<- ~ -
hays.
Desrss pssss. pvsstAsse -
~ wessss's smstesssy. wea
nsss p,see sss NJ gssts -
v,ess Wkisssy ~sw ser~e1.
A nee eontest for isti starts
immediately and for . member 10
Gin . trophy hs must accumulate
the GREATEST number n poinss fac
riding IN composition. attending
motorcycle events. attendance 81
regular emp meetings. helping Inc
slus stage motorcycle events ard
fnf not having moto~eysss
ssrldent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25
Ski Weather

Tn. state highway department :
road and ski report today.
stevens Pass Temperature ~
three inches new sn0s. 20 inches
on ground. overcast. snow on
road. chains required
snoqusimie Pass Temperature
%, Ia inches new snow. Is inches
on ground. occasional snow. snow
and slush on road. carry chains
Nsebes Temperature 80. ~
inches new snow. 81 inches on
ground. raining
Paradise - Temperature 30
three inches new snow Al inches
on ground showing. chains re-
quired al sarads
wt. Baker 80 report
Deer Pavt Temperature ~
five inches new SNOW. ~ inches
on ground. overcast southwest
wind skiing excellent. road fair
with chains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25
Harry Grayson' S Scoreboard
Football Crosses $4,000, 900 at 81 Schools:
Ledre Grid Rules Alone. Elmer Layden Urges:
Majors Nay Aiiou Replacement of Draffees

them The Him iceFs face the mid
vests best teams. have engage
ments on the west oosst ard in On
tario. "; HeylEer SAYS. I've got
a good team. We ought 10 win
all our games"
Clemson Fulhsck Charlie TIM
mons wore Jersey Ne. p this sea
son. scored - points Next year
they plan 10 give him Ne. 90.
The passing gam. has shown
tremendous gains in the past few
years. and suggested rule changes
indicate some coaches are in favor
of still more razzle dazzle A num-
Der advocate adoption Of the pro-
fessionals' regulation permitting
forwards from any spot behind the
line Of scrimmsge.
But Elmer Layden has only one
suggestion: Leave the rules alone.
And Chairman Lou Little Of the
rules committee didn't even send
out his usual QUESTIONABLE.
Major league officials don't plan
any concerted action 10 obtain
favored treatment in the draft. but
will probably adopt rules permit
ting clubs to drop from their active
players lists anyone conscripted.
Thus provision will be made for re-
placements. Matter Of salary
will probably be left TO the indi-
vidual clubs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-25
Georgetown Eleven Boasts
Bruising Line. Fast Backfield
Mississippi's Rivol in Miami Orange
Bowl Come Hos Outstanding Record

NEW YORK; A team loaded
with veterans brulsng line and
a speedy baekfleld will represent
Georgetown In the Miami Orange
howl game against Mlssl=slppi
state.
They've been playing foothail
At this oldest Catholic college in
the United states for 80 years,
but this 10 the year whom this
nation finally awakened 10 ths
fact that there was . better than
average football team operating
out Of Washington.
Ia issH. seorEetown had lie
f'sst uni,eates season In his
tsr,. Last s.ar. the tesss
wen seven and w~r. lied nv
ssrseus~. And I'M. year.
G-orErtown finally rsieS
among The biT .tim~r. .. n
ran ~. string "a ~ Hsm~s
without defeat until ~ met
might, Boston college.
Boston won that game 10 "a
IA but Georgetown was far from
diAgraced BY the showing u made
against one 81 tho hast teams In
the land. The Orange Bowl bid
Georgcto~ns first trip 10 any
bowl proved that ct last coacn
Jack Haggertys charges had ar