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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Coast Boys
Not SO Mad

DEL MONTE, Csl-The Pacific
Coast conference decided today Il
wasn't mad at the Western con-
ference any more over repeated
snuebing Of an annual I'D 70 ire
Rose Bowl. and once more invited
the Big Ten 20 compete in = dual
conference track and field meet
on June l..
Graduate managers and faculty
representatives had talked 81 re
tsliauon, which would take n.
form Of termination Of the track
meet but late Yesterday came =
telegram from the athletic director
Of Northwestern university II
said the Big Ten would be happy
to participate once more IN the
track meet. II effectively pulled
the cork on the threatened re
prisal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Ray Crummel
Reelected
Appointed Club
Proxy Tenth Time

Rsy crummsi Was unanimously
elected president ~ IN. Ia
coma coek.r club last night Of .
meeting in tho Chamber ~ Ohm.
merce II viii 10 his 10Th year
as IN. club head
Other officer. rsm~si werv
trist Neither. vice president
and also field trial. chairman
ssri iindGrsn. secretary
treasurer. and William inres-
Gsn. Tacoma. and Lillian Nil
i~t. Seattle. trustees.
Mrs Ray Grummsl was ssmsd
show secretary.
Tn. clubs sanctioned field trials
ar. set for March . and the bench
show for March 10.
Tn. springer and cocker socred'
tied tfials. In which birds are shot
In IN. field over dogs. has been
set Tor September.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Ski Weather

The state highway departwe~t's
Rad and ski report today
Psrsdise-Tempersture iai M
now snswi ~ ineh~s e~ ground !.
clear, moderate northwest Wind j.
snow and lee 90 road carry
chains.
Mt. neutrality-suspicious. M M
new snow 20 iseh~s a. ground .
clear and eaim. rosd frosty and
Icy, oarry chsinss shi,ns good.
stevens rss.--Tsmperssure .
m new snow ~ ineb~s mn ground
ei~sr and calm: road Icy. carr,
rhsins.
ssoqssinsis rass--Temp~sstsvs
Ia; M now snow. 10 inches m
ground. scattered eio.ds. eaiss
road NY; carry chains.
Naehes - Tempsratuse 70: ma
ne~ snow; 10 inches On ground
clear and calm, road Icy. skiing
good; carry chains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Tiny Named
As Colorado
Candidate

nottneH. Code. Rsrofts en
ihs University ~ Colorado campus
excited ~ the resignation ef
Frank Potts - head feotnsii
eeaeh. sid to-day Claude y tunyl
rhornhill. former stanford mentor.
might take ths 90
Also mentioned Tor ,hs rosities.
he'll only nine mcnths nv Petit.
ssFs c7sds tCscl hubbard. Den
xsf University football coach. sna
FeFrrst Frosty Coz. e. 4. hss.
ksthali director
Potts VII remain 81 Colorado In
hls former capacity a. track
coach ard instructor IN physical
education
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Nebraska Will
Pay Players, Too

LINCOLN, Neb.-Head FoolbaII
Coach and Athletic Director BIZ
Jones said today that Nebraska
university planned to follow Stan
ford's lead in determining COM
pensation for football players who
lose vacation employment because
Of the Rose Bowl game.
Jones said he would have no
announcement until he was for
rnally advised Of the action taken
last night by the Pacific coast
conference. which authorized pay
ments up to $50 for the stanford
players.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Rolls Perfect
Pin Game, 800

SPOKANE, Wash. George
Arthur last night rolled the answer
to every bowlsr's dream per
feet 900.
Arthur. with an average a. ips.
Was rolling for the Moose team
In the Major league here.
Last man 10 roll . perfect 800
On local alleys was Chef Sheets.
10 years ago.
Arthur will win q $40 alley
nrir. diamond medal from IN.
American Rowling Congress and
prizes offered by local bowling
organizations.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Vikings Score
Most Points
l.200 Busket Fans
Wotch Cage Fiesta
BY HAROLD SHAW

RENToN Everybody WAS hap
~ al Renton last night Neither
the North nor the South Was the
victor in the fourth annual Puget
Sound conference basketball Jam
boree which ended Sc 10 Sc
Three years in n row the
North has defeated the South
hut this year IL took a last
minute foul conversion nv
Charlie Weick to knot the
count after the south had led
for better than three periods.
Conference principals had made
no provision for an overtime
period; in fact, preferred no extra
period, and 1900 fans went home
happy as larks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Hitting the Of Head Pin

at the X St Recrestion alleys
follow
X st. Recreation defeated The
Marshalls, 1879 IN 1925. Fran
Hammersohmith. Of X st Resres-
ton. rolled high total NJ 40 with
games Of 1873. 1872 and 1874. Her
1874 also was high single
The sentinel. defeated the
Cardinal Couriers. 1897 In
1878. Grace Eshpeter. Of the
Sentinels. captured scoring
honors with games of I2s. III
and i59 for n total OF t2a.
Margie Naylor. OF the Cour-
iers, had high single, 100.
The Presidents defeated Bonetts
Beauty Salon. l743 TO 1913. X. o.
OBrien. OF the Presidents. had
games Of 100. 144 and 100 for total
of Alb. She also had high single
The csrdinsiettes defeated th'
Secretaries by count Of 1917 Il
1907. Mary Reda, Of the Score
taries. had high total Of t26
rolling gsm.. OF 1879 l7+ and 1i3
which included high single.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Games Cancelled

Both the Fife-Marysyille and
oy-Bellarmine games were called
off last night. The Fife and Roy
schools had been closed because Of
the flu epidemic.
Pierce County league openers
scheduled for this Friday By Fife
and Roy are also postponed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12

BaLTIM LORE. Nd-W /
Rranns Chslledon. four-yeaf-old
son ~ Challenger II today was
named horse Of the year ~ 1910
n the NTH annual poll eondueted
by the Tirf and Sport Digest q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Tom Harmon Goes 10 Bears
In Pro Football Grab Bag
Rudy Mucho and Deem McAdoms Of
1910 Huskiss Also Drown In Druft

s~uars. n. l~e ma.s highly se.
claimed s@ess ~ is<o N rstts-
hafss h.a go ne se~s frem NJ
Carts. ne ssssl~rs vivid ssvs
.~.>et.a H.~s~s.sn ~ s>hslf -
ne nesss
rass p.ru-~ srs rsmn<-usA
s.ve snnuursrd that trey A. ct
rlsn n pay professional frctsaiI
has ether star. nave ~ss the sans
hing N me past sr rkssssd
their minis when shsy we're
offered Eat contracts
rAnx as.ApswuCW
On ths s~snni ruuns. tho rns,s-
.s<srHl. essiss aha Loot Their nrse
ehalse - Hsrmes " th~ usssa.
s~lessea Arthur Jeess. hsIsNaen
fFam rsshnass e.lisss. ssd ~
fsttssassh stsslsss. whc icss sb~>v
f1f.s rsss ~ sssraiss IN the nssrs.
she- chst cisd<naes. ncssna
college center
t~essssssG NJ s>~~s6 ss~s6
~ pssss ~ Nee vs~s sssssss
s~s~~s~a rv~sk nsg.~. ppes~
ssissess hsishs~h. - ~
shteass Cssses~s,s es~svee
rssi fAvss~sa. nessss~se
susvsevsess.
neesass ~ peaSns' O~<uA
shs<s gave ~ nrsss swsh .
s~ss~s - ne player ssssssa
~ ~ssst aisswes ~ mahs
a~v sss>~ss~es - ~ s~~s~1
~ Mind ssss<s ~ ~ esnsA
rAe third round ssls~tsres IN
slasissi wsshsnssce. James Stuart.
Oregon isssls. Cleveland. Jsy
Mst,o~es. wsshirsscr end.
me fssrsA res~a sslssacas 10.
eluasd4
Pittsburgh. We sssss. nvsena
state iseslss NosA oaiIasneou,
Stanford nsifhsss.
The nnh round
Cleveland. Jim HlusIburuh.
ofss"r state nsslssssl Green nsr,
NH Tsls-manls. nsn vrssessru
sod. washington. Al krsGss.
soushssn California s~d.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Ping Pong Play

The Tacoma Ping Pong club,
sponsored by the park recreation
department, will hold It's weekly
meeting for tournament and in
formal play tonight from to 10
o'clock In the club rooms on the
third floor Of the Medical Arts
building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12

Bsltimors. Selected for similar
henofs in 1899. Chslledon il ire
FIRST thoroughbred 20 capture the
plaque two successive seasons
The Digest sent out ate ballots
ne IL which were returned gave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
GRIDDGR TURNS ARTIST

NkM YORK - Stanley sharp.
who explained N. Y. Us football
team In 1850. has . number Of
water eoiors on exhibition at q
New York gallery. he 10 an
architect.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12

WASHINGTON - IRE chiesro
nssfs worlds professional foots
hsii shssuplens. have landed thr~<
- ne sssscns greatest selisss
s.ess Tommy Harmon ~ uschs-
80. Sefn stsndise - stamford
~ In scott - Ohio state
n ths FIST snsand - the Nstinrsi
fsothsli league dFsr II college
ssnlnrs
Harnscn. acclaimed - the Ms
Teas Ersstes hslfhsck since Red
Orange. wss ths No. 1 ples. ~.
-. cho.sn ~ the Philadelphia
Easlss h.it became the property ~
he Hears because 90 . pssviess
deal wsas between George Hslss.
Chicago e~n~r-ccsch ard nert
Hell. principal rhiisasirh.s sseck.
hniaer.
fhs chscsse Cardinals snd
Pittsburgh stssiers we're tied n
percentages and bad a. flip . eosn
10 dsssfrnan. ssrona shnios. Ihs
esfalnal. wun and ehn.s 1ehs
kimhreukh. r.sss A. and N. gss.
pound slisamsfiesn fulihsss.
srA>ps.gs rsessD
flttsnuffh then made lie s~ies.
ton ef N.rm stsndl~s. stsnferass
fulleses, who siso rsvsfss 10 The
lsssf. because "a . previous deal
made between thn.s two pro- esuhs
isst August IN vhlrh Htll rssfes-
.an ssnt 10 the stsslsr.
fhs nth.r ohcicss IN the ART
round and the order in which tssy
ssr. picked follows
Geeeissd Rasss - nsay
Masha. Wsshi.sts~ e>ssss.
tp-sr.it f.ls~s--lsm rhs~ss-
s.e. resss a. . ". si.esssG
saek.
New ysrk es.sss--<sessss
trssek. Minnesota hsishsek.
sr.~a MAJ rsekess---sseesse
rsskssr. Wlseerssn hslihs~h.
Breokiys Deassss tp~ss
MeAdaoss, Washiass.s half
baek.
GhleaG. nssrs--Oes aeesA
Ohio state sssssevssst.
wa.hisGtee nedskiss-
tas~si evsshevssi. Msrssgss
h,eehisG ha~h.
The drst Theoretically 10 de.
signed 10 give the poorer clubs
frat choice On the best players
After the frs, round NJ 10. the
i've lowest ehh. get q round NJ
picks before the top rive teams
get to select sssln This pro.
esdurs goes on until eseh club has
10 players
Only flip ~ the coln prevented
the Hssrs. VIM crushed tho Rcd
skins Ts.o for the pro srown. frou
landing both Harmon ard Kim,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12

Four teams Will battle for the
first half championship of the
Commercial league on the Broad
way alleys when the circuit meets
for the final session of the first
semester next Tuesday night.
Lloyd Suffer Tires put on
a sustained drive for the top
position, which they reached
last night by taking three
points from Ice Delivery In an
important match. The loss
dlmmed the chances Of the
Icemen, but they still retain
a mathematical chance of
tie for the top berth.
Model Lumber. the team OF high
school lads that has been At or
near the top throug hout the half,
won four from Commerce Street
Market in last night, play TO
hound the fleeing Suffers in the
hectic scrap for the championship.
Individual honors In last
nights matches went 10 Ernie
Ioff1ip. Ice Delivery star.
who rolled out games Of 700.
I'll and 224. 10 score ss5.
highest total Of the week on
the Broadway alleys.
Glittering among the stars OF
the Commercial matches were a
half dozen Of the feminine trInd-
lers. DAM Rsdonich. anchor lady
for Jordan Bread, bagged a huge
sos total TO lead the ladies, shoot
ing 237 in her second game for the
high single game Of the matches.
Her lesd-off lady, Isabel AeCor-
mick. rolled 500.
FOUR IN 500 CIRCLE
-Four Of the Hotel winthrop
team were in the high 500 circle
Helen Blattler topped the quartet
with 5e2. Erma Musselman fin
ished with 2i4 to bring her score
10 55i. Louise Wshlers cracked
out a nice 53s and Fern Coles reg
istered 5l3. The feminine team,
opposed each other. hence ths
large scores. and IN. Hotel WIN.
throps won three points.
Other scores worthy Of mention
in Commercial play included. Ru.
ben solberg 5ss. Howard Bale,
s42 Len Trowbridge $50. Harm
lHescox SIT, and Tiny johnson SOB
Pete sowIe led the parade In
the City Employees league
matches on the broadway
lanes when many Of the
truBdlers rolled into the 800
class. sowle rolled roo, liz
and 2Is, for q nice 5s5 total
Joe PenOwieh was close sec.
ond with 81, and Grant Eckmai
not far behind with SIS Joe Kent
rolled 235 for the high single and
wound UP with S07. n n. Cole
registered 5I3. AT AngOye 525
r. Thomas SIG. r. Thomas S42
Don Dondsro SOC. George Thomp.
son $50. Hal Trosper 81. and Hsl
Brown 500. for other good scores
Tor NOTCH LEAGUE
Results ~ Top Notch Girls
league bowling matches .sst nigh
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Challedon Chosen Horse Of the Year

lhs Nsryisnd-hred ~ vote. 10 :.
for c. s Howard, ssshiscuii. "A
for c. n. widsner, Eight thirty
and Il for Crtsrin oglehay's Level
Rest.
Despite defeats IN the ssa.-
eea Nassse ht~stt. handicap
and $4,000 Nsrrsgsn.stt ape
eial. Chsll~de. stse was
chosen the h~st thoroughbred
In The handicap division.
CAaiiedens record for the .e.-
son /. i've victories In sewn
starts. Hs ranked tenth
ameaK money winners With .
ngar. Of s1o,eco.
nimelech. who won four Of
seven starts and led all thorough
hreds with winnings of siio. COS.
wss chosen three yesr-oid king
although he was retired In Angus,
following q breakdown.
whirlaway led tho Juveniles In
close contest with Royce Mar.
tins Our Boots. coming out On
top with 7.s votes To a.a whiri
away won seven 81 10 starts for
earnings ~ ,7T.2T5.
The only standout In the pol
was Level Rest. chosen q. queer
Of the two yesr-old fllies with ,
record Of se& votes Level Resi-
Won eight Of II starts. never va,
out Of the money. and defeated
every horse she met at least once
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Comisksy Fights
Bob Skies Tonight

MgMrMss Pat ramisssy. -
yssr.nia Patterson. n. q. frfshmaa.
continues his rcmshsss esmpsfus
tonight sxsiast Southern usevy-
weight Champion sob sikss Il
Pine huff. Ark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Two Quintets
Head League
Y and Shipbuilders
Win Important Tits

Y NJ. c. A. and the Shiphuilders
took over the Commercial "A
Basketball league leadership Tues
day night on the Stadium boys
floor much to the surprise of loop
followers.
The Y upset Hal MeClary's Nor
woods. "a to 20, in contest that
was told by condition late in the
game. Lawrence Larson was high
for the winners with 10 points.
Shipbuilders kept pace by
downing the fighting Fife
club. % 10 IS, with a strong
last quarter bid. Bill Hurney
was almost the entire Of
fensive weapon with his Is
points.
The favored Freighters showed
up with just four men and had to
forfeit 10 Wocos while McChord
Bombers and Thomases game was
postponed.
In Commercial A league play
Mckinley Hill and n. Y. A risked
their undefeated marks and the
n. Y. As moved into first place
by half game by dropping the
Killers, is 10 IL. II was first
half six point margin that proved
10 be enough TO carry them
through. Community House looked
much better in downing 255th Nc
Chord Field, rs 10 Is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
COLISEUM sroRTsMEN's
LEAGUE

Jerry Warden 81 f.Anss club
room scattered pins splsnty last
night and rolled high single game.
2l2. also high 40 single game.
stalarski. with Puysllup Valley
Dairy had a thre.-gsm. itp. 1872.
1873 500 and Boucher Of Stevens
Motor shot 1873, 17s. 1873 52z.
Brunswick was one pin behind.
2lO. i55. 1856 SCI.
Results a. follows remain Tacoma
T1mss 2e02 90: Bucks Tavern 1880
O0B. shAub Ellison 1851 -. Comm.
Tavern 2fei 80. I>xfsss Club Room
1881 ~. Lincoln Public MART
245O f0i. Puyallup VALLEY DNlry zbsz
IL. 3sth MARKET 1890 90
kETHON ISLsND IIAGtt
Ksnny Hopper Of the PlisSorfns
shot high thrss game ssfiss ss1
/ lat night Hickey % TIC Clans nAd
high single zOs. Hopper snot 200
cIsm. 81 cr.e. ~ shrimp. q, q,
MI. TtCoN. LIsotE
tG0iIssumJ
| pHulnon OF I<cai No zee2 shot hish
/ series ssi while HsnS0n Was rifas
sesoonas ts7 hsmblin sf.os hish AZ, ~.
Ineai NO 2ss2 707s a.. Is4mh<'
A. szNrnil no 1Oss 81. Ladies
T No 1894 90 Paper supplg 1871
- Team 30. Q. 1895 IL. Tissss
sDtTH ~tDE LEAGtG
fnt-Mas Aiisfsl
ssgusssa ROndiyoo 1eii -. !.
B1hops pods 1884 10 HIN ssms
y schafsf. iss. h.sh series. Kurt
gmns Inn 7sz7 o.. - nsnitol
ssfYles zsss ~ Hish ssus srta<
roe nigh aerles Nesoost $50
Tacoma 1mu<msnt 1855 ~ "a
Little coffee Tavern zsss "a. Hlsr
saFns Gooa. isz. hign seriss. John
Pacific Hill.ors co. z4oi "a -
/ crysiaiiss 1871 %. Bish game
Doey iss hiEh ssriss Doiy. sea.
m.wsy Lr.orr
hi-~sy Wonens lszEss:
Ailk Shippers 1871 81. Mr.
Church 1875 foJ. hish game. Ruth
ssidelmsn. lss. hish seriss. Ruth
s@rnsDhors Tavern 1888 ~. Mr.
I Nelson 90; high game. Bertha Nor
tsnen. III: high s<Fiss. Bertha ME-
Pisy Nor AllsJ. ssfsEsg Isagsss
szfsNsy Msr1sts z4fi -. n.sn
game. W Pinch III eriss D Ran
Fich sss sobhiii COTE z5s3 -
Klfchsn Graft Pour zss2 90 nisn
EsHe Swanson zo4 s<riss LlsisY
sc. Edwards Coffs zs77 81. Sleepy
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Burrows, Yakima Ball Club Owner, Stricken

o o
IN
club
re beer n
killed
He iron Shirley
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Hoilox syrup zzss 20 high rams.
Jonnson ls4 SERIES. ). Davis as
Play Nor 1lisyt. sDoftsnntn lssx1s :
Hilfefsst MAJ supply zssz ID.
Coliseum Bids Corp asa a. hisn
sanss Eofaisr zZS series. Rooster
bzs Highland Golf Course z<7z ~
Corral Cabaret z1e5 "a. nigh game
Brown z0s series NcHinn s7s
Bfookcsls Colt 1859 a Squirt zsTs
IL hizn ssns. crsls is$. ssfiss.
Robinson ssz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
Luiherans Beat
Jefferson Park

jefferson Park suocumbed 10
the rampsging Luthersns. - TO 20
In Park loop play last night.
Clan Gordon hit the win column
for the first time In an easy win
over kappas. 40 20 20. The Clan
has lost one game 10 the Jeffs and
10 Central by one point. getting off
to a bad start. but with a win UNI
der their belt viii be hard To head
off
After losing their FIRST two
games by three and two points.
fullsr's Paint came back 10 win
over F1rst Congregational as 10 ID.
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The score by nerinds
South 56 North

Al Dshlberg's Puyallup Vikings
opened with rush but Shorty
Luft, making his first start as
Renton hoop mentor, had his In
dams fired up and they battled the
Vikings all the way. tieing the
score at 6-6 and 12-12. The
Indians grabbed a 1914 lead with
three minutes 10 SO but the Vik-
ings rallied with seven points TO
win PILLS.
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aon ca Kelly a.. Cover P.gs--
kliis %.
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Subs. Fife-Packard Bevegni 81 e.
Pasinette Cd Shipbuilders - Cope
land a.. Jacobs. Myers. Official
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VIKING STARS SHINE

Gail Bruce and Fred Strank-
man. Puysllup's two all-conference
players, looked like the class of
the league but the Vikings did not
seem to be a standout favorite
over the other seven clubs.
rho c,,ra ~, a ~.
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FIRST GAAif
SECOND CANE


Subs: Puyallup-Brooks ca Ken
ton-Belmondo (6), Kindle 20, wait
Officials: Abe Cohn and Yves Lees.
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FOURTH GAME

Subs Sumner-Mosef. Mslhaf
Ogasawara 81. Highline - Strain
Sullivan %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-12
KENT HANGS ON


Chuck Smiths Enumclaw Tigers
held an advantage most all the
way but Johnny Lewis Kent
Vandals hung on their heels and
closed with a rush to make the
period score, II to is.
Bill Ames' Buckley Noun
taineers seemed more power
full than Matt Muczynsl's
Auburn Trojans but the Men
of Troy worked the ball
around and outscored the
Mountaineers. At one stage
Auburn had put the North
ahead 46-45.
Harold Rude's Highline Pirates
rolled in three quickies in the first
few minutes TO gain one point
lead over Pop Kenneys Sumner
spartans. Stone Ogssawaras two
long baskets got the spartans
back in the game and Week s
foul knotted the score.
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TOP NOTCH LEAGUE

Results ~ Top Notch GINS
league bowling matches Iast night
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Cleveland. lin wlnsibarvh.
ofss"r state nsslssssl Green psy.
NH Tsls.manis. nsn vrssess<o
sed Washington. Al krsssss.
southssn California s~a.
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] u W bAFt ~
THIRD GAMt.

SUBS EUUnC IdW"b UsIIN4 . III
enbottoul. Christianson. B HAYWARD
Baker Kent-Thompson -. OCoh-
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Subk CONTINUITY Housf-FoftIno
81. 255 McChoro Field-Snyder "a i,
Tibbs Bowers %. Officlsl-Mc-
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to the starving people and sup
plying the interventionist armies
with munitions. 1t is to prevent
a repetition of such things on a
larger scale that Russia is now
trying to secure her defenses in
the Baltic at very heavy cost.
No matter what Russia may
do or not do, one thing Is sure:
The capitalists of the world will
never forgive her. for she has
committed the objectionable sin
of making 1t impossible for them
to live off the labor of the Rus
sian workers. This is the root
of the whole matter.
And Mr.. Pearsall and his Trot-
skyite friends are playing the
game of the imperialists whether
they know 1t or not.
WEBSTER ROGERS.
Lakebay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

strategy and giving orders.
Friendly politicians from at
least three states. where he does
not have 10 sign formal entry
blank IN the primary. have asked
directly whether he would let
them put up his name. They
were told go ahead"
As another tip on Rooseyelt's
ultimate plan, he must bump up
against Vice President Gerner in
at least two of these states.
The only places where the prcsi-
dent is staying out are In COM
monwealths where the election
laws require that he sign on the
dotted line in order to become q
bona fide contestant. He is
keeping the people guessing, but
not the politicians. It's their
business to know these things.
Nevertheless they do NOT ex-
pect that he will seek the nom
ination or make the race. They
derive comfort from the two
special elections in Ohio, which
indicate a strong Republican
trend In this key and typical
state. They have let him know
that he faces a terrific fight
that he may wreck the party
and elect a GOP-er-if he de-
mands third term. Their best
guess is that he simply seeks
convention control and nomina-
ton of slate suitable to his
domestic and foreign plans for
the next four years.
President Roosevelt's postwar
peace formula is taking tangible
form behind the doors of the
interdepartmental agency of ex-
perts he has designated to CO.
ordinate Americas contribution.
The underlying scheme is to in
sure that the United States, as
Hull Berle and Wallace have
limited, should have major
voice at the coming world con-
ference.
Generally, the plan is to
dangle such liberal offers of
American aid in any world re-
organization that the belliger-
ents would not deny us a seat,
even though this country takes
no active part in the conflict.
The first contribution, although
not the most spectacular, would
be opening our markets to for
eign nations through such means
as reciprocal trade agreements.
The second would be redistribu-
ton of our vast store of gold so
as to stimulate these purchases.
II will be difficult to sell this
idea to congress, but it would
hardly prove any costlier than
our policy of buying the metal
at an artificially inflated value.
The third proposition would
be the establishment of a world