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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
GIRLS'HOOP MEET
TO BE HELD HERE

The Maids OF Athens, Junior
Order Of Ahepa, are sponsoring
rummage sale at 1880 Broadway
TO raise funds for q basketball
tournament here Friday and Sat
urday. The sale opened Friday
and will last until Wednesday.
Mrs. Steve Phil Is chairman Of
the sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
VOSMIK SOLD

NEW YORK - The Brooklyn
Dodgers today bought Outfielder
Joe Vosmik from the Boston Red
Sox for a reported price of s25. 900.
The deal was completed in Bell
aire, Fla, between Larry Mitchell.
head of the Dodgers, and Eddie
Collins. business manager of the
Red Sox.
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Saints Keep
League Lead

Saints Peter and Paul beat VS.
itation in thrilling Crusade
league tilt Sunday, Is to %. The
score at half time was is-i3 IN
favor of Visitation.
All Saints beat Sacred Heart,
Al To "a. which still gives them
undisputed possession of FIRST
place.
Holy Rosary. playing with five
players, was leading ST. Ditss al
the start Of second quarter, Is to
., when Holy Rosary's star play
er. Bob Pullsrd. fell so hard on
the floor he injured his arm so
badly he had 10 be removed to a
hospital. He will be lost to the
team for the season. Pullar IL also
star in the City league. playing
for johnson Paint, and the leading
scorer for the City league as well
as the Crusade league. He will be
missed by both teams for the rest
of the season. ST. Ritas won this
game by default. 2 to o.
In another close game, st. Pat
ricks nosed out Holy Cross, b
to rs.
All saints an tsp sacred Hart
J. Solway (71 p. Il JACK boya
Kuciemba d5) F.. tlo) 20 husn
J. Fahey C4 c.. t6) hcousde
b. Solway O6l O.. az Meyer.
=, Svoboda tD C.. eD Jim BOYD
Referee, Barofsky, scorer, J. Ken
mar. timer. J. zelenak
Holy Cross tss) tss1 1T. Patrick
J. 'o Cory ,a1 ....r..u0 V. Hsrtin,
j. Mihcich a. c.. oD B. Harkin'
p. Mcconnell go g. N Dorfnei
c. opolsky usl q. -. 80 O. RApin
subs: st. Patricks, G. McEachron
o.. J. Rapin (2). Holy Cross. brsto-
vich
v. BaRinski tD. .F..... Powlosk
Sienkwich t5). .F..,......... Cate
W. Cebula .... .C.... 90 Ceccn
M. Siemion t6D o.. A GeorRett
H. Holcomb 49,. q. ..... lll Paen
Subs: Visitation. Riley, Mcmahon
Farrell; SITS. Peter and Paul, Sa'
butts ca, Mylnek, 7. Racxkowskl.
Referee. Hreha. scorer. L. CoNxA
timer, J. zelenak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Nv the narrow margin of four
points, Oregon state came back
into form Saturday night at Cor.
Wallis. Ore. To edge out second
place Washington state college.
~ to 40. after losing the previous
night
IA. wsC meves into Eugene
tonight To meet the defending
champions, University Of Ore.
goa. Unlcss ene or the other
sweeps The two-Eame series.
there 10 but slight nathensii-
cal chance Oregon state could
topple from lie first place.
Oregon and Washington state
each have three losses. with .
considerable part OF their scheduis
to play. The Beavers have won
10 and lost two, which leaves only
four games on their slate.
FACE WEAK HuskIEs
To add to the Orange OUTLOOK
IL this fact: Their last two gamel
bring them TO Seattle 10 face Uni
versity OF Washington. In th'
depth OF It's poorest season Il
many n campaign, Washington do
fested Idaho. cellar team. o6-ss
Saturday night 10 break even %
two-gamr series here.
The Oregon Washington y.
Z. series will pit two in-spd-
cutters. The Webfeet. how
ever, VIII have the double sh-
vantage Of catching tho Pull
man quintet 81 the end % iis
back breaking road trip. and
Of playing on the home floor.
Should the Ducks sweep ths
series. they still have Oregon
state TO face Saturday night al
Eugene. The Beavers have wof
two from the Oregon hoopstsr'
this year.
Oregon state showed Its WORT
In defeating the Cougars sssnr
day night. The Orangsmsn bat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

tied their way To hslftlms lead.
but wsc came hack Ia knot the
score twice. Until minutes before
the end, when the Beavers moved
out In front 10 stay.
sorH MAS ma NIGHT
sophomore John Mandie had .
big night seven reid goals for II
points. Bud Olson and paul lin
dsman scored eight spIees for the
Cougars
After losing 10 Idaho, The wash
ibgton team rompsd over the
vsndals 10 win the second game
easily. The Huskies led ~ half
time, ago, and held onto their
margin. although the vandsls ones
came within . point of tying the
score.
Another sophomore -fisd"
NJ ths campaign. washing
inEton's Bcbbs Lindh. sceved
II poiats---ther~by taking the
individual scesinK lead IN The
Northern division With . III
psiat tetai.
he replaced Capt John Dick oi
Oregon. who has played only sight
games to 10 for iindh. Dick,
with 20 points. u IN third place
behlnd John Msndie of Oregon
state. who has ~
Others in the first 10 are Roy
Ramsy. Idaho. "a. OTIS Hilton.
Idaho. ~. Hud Olson. W. G.. -;
Don valenti. csc. 81. Al Huntsf
Csc, 10. Ron harris. idaho. "a
Vic Townsend. Oregon. %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

Last WEEKS fle@siis
California "A. STAFFORD ~
u y g 10. q z. l. 4 ~.
This WEEKS tsae~s
CniiiDfnla -. 4 = & a. bsghs.
ley. Friday sna saturday.
stanford ~ y. & 4. A 81 Los
Angeles. FRIDAY and Saturday.
California - Athens club Fl
Berkeley. TueHday iBoneoDfsf-
encsJ
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oyola univers-
ity of Los An
geles.
Vince McNal-
ly. Smiths first
assistant, also
resigned a n d
will go to 10y
ola with him.
The terms Of
their contracts
with l. o y o ] a
were not re-
yealed.
Smith c a m e
to Villanova in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
SKI WEATHER

stampode-Tw0 inches new. IS
total. Calm and partly cloudy.
NartIB's-Two inches mes. total
~. Calm and partly cloudy.
Monad lske--Thfee inches new.
50 total Dry snssy. Calm and
partly cloudy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Mills


- Adolf
restles I'M
brd Albert
\ immigra-
Is of over
Canadian
given the
UNFAIRLY 10
deportation
ration off,
ID the Unit
Wash. in
believed TO
os Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
BELLAR RHINE, ABES IN CRUCIAL HOOP TILT TUESDAY!
or Dir Once
More HOldOut

CHICAGo-"Dirxy" Dean. 10
quacious right handed pitcher,
officially Joined the Chicago
Cubs holdout brigade today
when he emerged from q con
ference with Owner Phil Wrig-
lev with the announcement;
Il amt signed yet and won't
for the money they offered
Dean repeatedly seeks sis.-
600. q slash of $1,000 from the
salary he has collected eacn
year since joining the Cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
STANDINGS

LAT wsek's ne~uii.i
Washington ~ 90 Idaho Gas
Washington state $40. Oregon
State s7-sf
This Weeks Aamss
oregon We. Washington stale st
Eugens. Monday and Tuesday.
Oregon W. Oregon state Al Gu
gene. Saturday
Washington ~. idaho II tigs-
COW, Friday sHd saturday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

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Ilees, 49, - tellA pv<1o11 81
meet uepepulnr ~ = -
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ago sad ~ oNs WIN - 49, -
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

1886 from Santa Clara and devel-
oped outstanding elevens. His
teams went through two seasons
indicated and definitely became
a major eastern eleven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
TWO BASKET
LOOPS PLAY
FINAL TILTS

vsllsy and 1'ssses tounsy sunsel
b~sk~shsl,efs play their iass r~eu-
lsr srhsdulsd sAmss tu~tuht ~
several pcstpansd games must -
played befefs the fsasi Hsksup -
the eight teams IN ne intsrp~seus
championship tourney VIII - ~
isFmlned.
fuysiIup Totsms ~ hoet 10
rife Merchants snd matnavtils
Jacks play orsins Merchants q
ortinE w valley issEsss Gnmssl
russlIsp E,hs ass1 tashs-
ssas tsaabs ~ oeseseo1s.
raivsAs uu0 - ussees~s
CCC hsss1s - raissas ~
WiIh~sss penys 0st1aa -
Farm - ossi~g h rteses
sssssy sw~ssl ss~ses.
Mineral f1remsu tied noy Neeh.
sss for flrst place n ths final
rssres County twsstl sssadsnus -
defeating Midland. sI.si. ~ Mas.
fai last Friday.
The Rockets md vsvmsa vii
decide the league shamplensntp q
Eatenviils "wednesday night.
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lists
ltOI1

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ious to-
list bad
Ter took
saturday
C Leney
bwna up
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lanpions,
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H., 17-1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
AnnrllNE.r foeIlnlNaa

HFHUIIa Tai WITH
HlIismstse "a. Pacific % Colleges
Of Idaho ~. llhffiG Sc Whitman
So GOnzax1 81
Gamsa This HSss
Monday aud TUESDAY Pacific w.
whitman ~ Waila WagiA
frlcsF ana saturday Eiiiamettf
" College ~ Idaho At Caldwell Col
isse % Puget sound ~. Linfieid A.
Mckinnyilis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

NJ. eisim ~ sks sstis ~ ws1-
lag thssssh . fisek " ~
bsitiss ksspise's ssfstssdiss
bssstsisssss n lsasssss<ss
. couple VI ,s~ss go - f-ss~
dss.
IN Eunorg. TO0
HumbsrE. incidentally. y ~
stranger 10 EHsops. and vice versa.
Ths biE Hpossss ymsnsstsr. ~hs
~ilI he making ne first Tsesms
appearances Ia tao years. cam.
pslgnsd on the continent for nssss
than yssf sefefs taking . isssut
10 South Affies and Isssr "a Ans
tfsils and New Zealand.
They meat over tbs siahtsfvani
distsaos. best tvs falls s.t II
thrss.
BiIIs issss~s, ihs NsIt t.ske
City ssssssfes sks k~e<btss1
five consecutive sss6s s~ss
Last spstsG ss1 sss sv~sy
start, srsssas fssIaht 10 ws~~t
sshs kssss. . kssky. kssA-
Same assfsssss ffsm blssfF<sI.
~ the Hive sssss s~ssi- fIssI.
slss s~.f t~s fsii. s<st ~
three.
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fs.aasa aaa f4assfa. Aafte . s.aaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
SMITH TAXES
LOYOLA JOB
PHILADELPHIA
Maurice j,

EniiAADb1A nAH
(Clipper) Smith. former Notre
Dame gridiron star, has resigned
as head football coach at VIVA
nova to accept a similar post at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13
Oregon State Strengthens
Conference Lead in North

college With the heat definitely
the their sdvans
northern DIVISION Pacific Coast conferences esssn cam
psgn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

seshsr geisE ss~ foe As nsss usus n
thess VITO h<er rass
attempt raaisx ssreas hird N hesr
r.t hsHSieAp
painting TOR he ssesee
handicap his drive dp'aee san nesas sss q
recelpsinx ss1aeos tAcws Ne~.pscsuFe~)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-13

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
Junior Trade Body
To Back License Bill

RALEIGH, Jan. 29.-tR-Wisner
Chamblee, president of the North
Carolina Junior Chamber Of Com
merce, said today that the organi-
zation would back a bill before the
1941 legislature to require re-is-
suance of automobile driving per.
mits every three years.
The decision was reached at a
meeting of the state organization in
Greensboro.
Now permits have no expiration
date.
The measure will also require pc
riodical inspection Of all motor We.
hicIes.
Chamblee said the organization al
so would, through its groups scat
tered all over the state, sponsor pro.
jects for Identification of public
buildings and grounds. He said the
WPA had $192, 900 which could be
used for the purpose if local COM
munities would provide sponsors
shares.
The Durham Junior Chamber of
commerce was awarded the prize
given by the state organization each
quarter for the best civic project
carried out during the preceding
three months.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
SPORTS
ROUNDUP
EDDIE BRETT

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-R-The
East may see Al Hcstak, the N.
B. A. middleweight champ, in action
soon in an over-the-weight bout with
Ken Overlin of Richmond -. Foot.
ball tip: Cornell awarded 80 foot.
ball Cs the other night and only
II Of 'em went to seniors -. When
a Southern sports editor wired
Judge w. G. Bramham, the minor
league czar for an Interpretation of
Judge Lands recent pronounce
ment, Judge Bramham wired back:
Get out your Bible and turn to
the First Kings, chapter four, verses
1884"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
FSA LOANS
SOUGHT in STATE
Glib Tenant Farmers File
Applications; Only 448
Will Be Made

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-R-
The Farm Security administration
announced today 6,713 North Caro-
lima tenants, share = choppers and
farm laborers had applied for loans
to purchase farms this year, al
though only 44S loans a be made
in the state.
During the first two years of the
Bankhead-Jones farm tenant acts
operation, said the FSA, applica-
tions were received from 1921 ten
ants in North Carolina, and 37S
loans were approved. Many of these
applications are being reconsidered
along with the new ones for the
year ending next June 80.
For the first two years, congress
appropriated $35, 600, 900 and a total
of 6,1S0 loans were approved. For
this year, the appropriation was
$40, 900, 900, and the FSA expects to
make 6,971 loans.
The FSA reported these figures
for state near North Carolina:
South Carolina, 4,125 applications
and 4O7 loans to be made this year,
1884 applications and 358 loans APP
proved first two years; Tennessee,
8,647 and .s5 this year, 1914 and
1862 first two years; Virginia, g.
1874 and 1877 this year, 2,567 and
149 first two wears. GEORGIA. 10 .O33
and 594 this year, 1902 and 56S
first two years.
Funds are %allocated to the states
on the basis Of farm population
and the prevalence of tenancy.
County committees composed of
local farmers are now reviewing
applications and certifying farms
SO that loans car be made to per-
init as many as possible of the
new owners to operate their farms
this wear,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
Two Wall Street Firms
Merge With Pierce & Co.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20. up A
merger of two Wall street invest
ment houses with E. A. Pierce &
Co. was announced today.
The firms are Merrill Lynch &
Co., Inc, prominent in chain store
financing, and Cassatt & Co., a 65-
year-old brokerage house which
originated in Philadelphia. The two
have been connected for several
years.
E. A. Pierce & Co. is one Of the
largest commission firms in the coun.
try, with branch offices in many
cities.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
johnson LaudS /
CIO Chiefs Stand

"a movement for the democratiza-
ton Of labor organization"
Lewis recommendation that the
convention refrain from making
presidential endorsement vas sup
ported by johnson with the observ.
alton that no labor leader can
prudently afford to tie his people
to the chariot wheel Of any politi-
cal party or leader"
Terming present conditions in the
nation most absurd" Johnson said
that business money to retore pros
perity is hiding in fear" because Of
taxes for excessive and wasteful
spending"
you can't persuade money out
of hiding unless it can make prof
it's. Ours is a profits system" he
added.
Here are millions of able but
jobless workers without proper
food, homes or clothing-the great
est starved and accumulated de-
mand in our history. Here is the
best machinery for manufacture
and distribution that the world has
ever seen. Put these things together
and you have all the machinery
and all the makings for boundless
prosperity.
Johnson said he had no right to
stick my neck" into the CIO-AFL
labor war, but that he knew damn
well' that the American Fedora.
ton of Labor's opposition to indus.
trial unionism is in "the very
heads of the International craft
organizations who may value their
personal perquisites and influence
more than the welfare of labor as
a whole"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
Man Stays Children,
Then Ends DUN Life

MIDDLEFIELD, Conn, Jan. 29
-R-Alden G. Schlosser, IS, sales
man, fatally shot his two young
daughters today and after setting
his Lake Beseck summe home
afire ended his W life. The char
red remains Of the trio were found
In the levelled structure.
Mrs. Jeanette Schlosser, IS,
bound and gagged and carried some
100 feet from the cottage by her
husband, was the sole survivor of
the tragedy. Neighbors freed her.
The children, Alice, fve-months.
old, was found in her crib, and
Jeannrt.e, three years, was in a
bed where Schlosser's remains also
were found.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
ALLIES TO PRESS
CAMPAIGN FOR OIL
Germans Also S e n d
New Trade Delega-
ton to Bucharest
BY ROBERT B. PARKER, JR.

DY hUbEtl d. TaIeIAA1IS, OAe'
BUCHAREST, Jan. 29-R-The
struggle for control Of Rumania's
key oil was intensified to-
day with arrival by plane of a 25-
member British-French mission fol-
lowed shortly by a new group OF
German negotiators who came by
train.
A part of the Rumanian press
adopted an anti-allied tone, accus-
ing Britain of interfering with Ru'
mania's internal affairs in an intol-
cradle fashion in the oil battle.
The newspaper Curentul declared
"Britain and France can buy as
much oil as they want from Ru-
mania but have no right to oppose
others getting their share"
Foreign-owned oil companies were
accused of reducing production and
British agents of leasing Danube
river barges solely to prevent oil
from reaching Germany.
"A highly-placed informant reports
Great Britain and France have CIV
en- Rumania to understand they
may break off economic relations
with this country unless the ques-
ton Of oil for Germany is settled
to their satisfaction.
The basis of the reported British
French representations is the Ru-
manian "oil Dictatorship" under
which the allies fear their con
Germs in Rumania will be forced to
furnish oil for the German war
machine.
Rumania is in the middle.
One one hand, the allies ENJOYS
are said to have confronted Ru-
mania with the alternative Of op-
posing Germany, O. losing British
French trade.
On the other, Germany is said to
have warned that she will be forced
to take "other measures" if she
doesn't get larger quantities OF
Rumanian oil. To underline this
need, it is reported, Germany told
Bucharest oil is a matter Of life
or death for the Reich.
There are unconfirmed rumors
the British and French-controlled
oil companies in Rumania are
considering a campaign of passive
resistance in their plants against
n Rumanian attempts to re-
quire shipment of their product to
Germany.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30

lando with more than 100 students
enrolled 49,. Eddie Blickle, Ohio
State freshman coach, says his cur
rent crop of hopefuls is better than
last year's-which may be the rea-
SON Coach Francis Schmidt turned
down a five-year contract at STAN
ford for a one-year agreement at
Columbus New Orleans folks
are bowling all over themselves since
that editorial in the Texas A. and
M. school paper which tells why
the football teams ali like to go
to the Sugar Bowl.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
DeSoto Anniversary
Celebration Plon,.,

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan 90
Nearly 100 persons repressntE
states gathered here TODAY Y
ordinate plans for observinr 20 CO.
the four hundredth annivera Ivy,
fernando Desoto's d~iscovorv q
Mississippi river. VI ts
Latin American countries
been invited to take part AsVs
meeting. Cuba, at least, will, The
representative, Jose Mje,al nv psao
States invited to Join in tba 'Oas'
bration are: Alabama. ArE,eee'
Florida, Georgia. Illinois 1nsSaSA
Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Toniasa'
Minnesota, Mississippi, Misna44'
Montana, Nebraska, North CaroaIF
North Dakota, Ohio. o,1,La'
Pennsylvania, South Carolina r'
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, yir ntu''
West Virginia, and Wisconsin "''
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30

Graham Barden its leading foe, is
willing to delay action until Col
onel Fleming has had more time
to revamp the acts administration.
g.. Attorney GEL eral Murphy is
reported sore at J. Edgar Hoover
for suddenly releasing the story
about the Christian Frontiers. Muir
ply was to have made it public
and Hoover beat him to the punch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 29.-R-
Organized labor will be a stupid
sucker" politically, Gen. Hugh S.
Johnson asserted today, if it fails
to follow John L. Lewis advice and
gets sewed up in the bag of any
party or politician"
Instead labor must oppose or
support issues rather than persons
or parties" the former NRA ad-
ministrator and one-time adviser
to President Roosevelt said in an
address prepared for the. United
Mine Workers convention.
ut is the proper ~strategical posi-
ton for any great labor leader to
keep both parties guessing and
boy how John Lewis has done that
since this convention opened"
Johnson added.
Endorsing Lewis views on nation
al problems vigorously and fire.
quently, johnson remarked that his
speech sounded like a brother act"
but that it was from 1.-THE heart"
Johnson agreed with Lewis con-
tentions that the Roosevelt admins
tration had failed to improve suffi-
GENTLY problems of debt, taxation
and unemployment; that the gov
eminent should join with labor and
industry in a study designed to re-
duce unemployment; and that it
should give more attention to do
nestle problems rather than for
eign affairs.
Lewis, president of the UNIV and
the Congress of Industrial Organi.
cations was described by Johnson
e. the greatest labor leader OF
our time" The CLIO was praised as
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-30
William Murray, SO,
Succumbs In Charlotte

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 29.-R-Wil-
liam Robert Murray, So, retired
Southern railway official, died yes
terday at his home here after a
long illness.
Murray was terminal superinten-
d t of the Southern when ill health
forced his retirement in 1884. He
had been with the railroad since
1888.
Seven children survive.