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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Labor Day in Baseball
Billed Next Wednesday
Workers VIII Sponsor Tocomd.Spokcne
Come Here: Leaders VIII Be Present

fstaf vin have too csisbfstlens
fhis yssf IN sfditian d ths usual
festivities ~ ths nrst Nonsiaf IN
September organised lahat VII
maze = gala fay out ~ nsxt
"Wednesday night When " sponsors
the Western international ieakuz
game between ths Tigers sna ths
Spokane Indians 81 Athletic pafs
The Tiger Isa1as game wIu
- seoa.erea jaintiy ~ ~
raeama Cestrsl Ish~s eeuss
81. the raesms nallsiiar
Trades Cuaneii and the Ta.
sews Metal Trade. eaaaell
These three labor organisations
comprise = membership ~ ~ 90
IN Tseams and 1900 sltoEsthsr
IN Pierre county
George Thomas secretary - ths
Operating Engineers unian hsfs
= general chairman ~ The game
he has appointed the following
ehaifmsn ~ suhcommittsss n hslp
him handle the game ard fssiiv.
lfles
Harry sattsfiee ~ the Team
stsfs anion IL IN charge q =
enc inninK same immediately pfs.
ssdlnE the rigsr Indian game. N
shish business agents ~ Tacoma
unions viii participate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

1ahn 1scahs. also ~ the Team
stsFs unian !. N eh.rrs - ne
rfs Hans ticket sais
Arthur nofchsr ~ th~ shesf
Metal Workers union ard Wllilss
zsas - ~ usehlnists unions -
tnzshsifmsn - ths reception ean-
nittss rhsY plan 70 have many
rFaHlnsnt ishos leaders fron 81
psfts - ~ state here
Isaassa gsst.aa - chair
waa - ths COMMITTEES -
prtses Rirhsra Cl~v~wgrr ~
~ Retail cl~rk. unles -
h~ea SAVED h~sa ~ fhe
Efsunas committee
- alrhHtseh q the hsnx
Hauzs Nefksfs 10 ehsifmsu q
- publicity sammittss. whils ray
Naisla - ne Building Tfsdes
nnunsa - chairman a the trans
poftatian eonmittss
aafs thar 100 smbsrs Il
unlnas N ths city are setively
working - make Organised LahuF
night Il kthlstis pafk a h4s Al.
far ous thlnK that ls prompting
hard work 10 ths fsst that psrt
- ~ rFoes~ds wlii a. - fhs
fsiisf u infantiis paralysis IN Ia
coma and Pierce eoeSy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Will Ride
In Mile /"
Returns TO Field
OF Some of Most
Brillidnt Feots

DoNGACRES - Along about
$40 o'clock. Central STANDARD
Time. this Saturday evening.
Jockey Johnny Adams. Americas
current riding sensation. viii haul
his tack aboard a cross-country
airliner. settle his los pounds into
deeply cushioned seat. and await
the takeoff on a flight westward
TO Longacres racetrack and his en-
gagement in the $4,000 added
Longacres Mile on Sunday after
noon.
On the following afternoon this
same four foot-eight inch Johnny
Adams, logged in the green and
red silks OF Mrs. John Clancy of
Seattle and settled on the broad
back Of Lavengro. viii parade
postward in the greatest field Of
stakes performers ever to set sail
under a Longacres banner.
Whether he brings the long
limbed son Of Diavolo back to
the winners circle 20 collect n
lions share Of the $4,000
award and a niche In the thor
oughbred hall Of fame, h a
matter Of conjecture. Some
aver he will; others say not.
Most, however, give him a real
chance. And wish him well.
In coming to Longacres to I'LL
his Mile" engagement, Adams viii
be returning to the scene of some
OF his most brilliant trhlmphs;
for il was right here at Longacres
that he caught the fancy and sub
sequent attention of the American
racing public. From here he went
on to greater things in the turf
capitals of the nation. Riding $50
winners during the year 1887. he
emerged on top as the American
leading pilot, and deserved chance
at the worlds greatest and most
revered racing fixtures.
His outstanding feat of reins-
manship was accounted for when
he wheeled Charles S. Towards
Kayak ii back To the charmed
circle after the running of Santa
Anita's 100000 handicap in
March, 1899.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Henry McLemore Says .

NEW YORK My wits are Of
rummage sale caliber know.
but even so they are sharp
enough to detect that the hand
leap system in horse racing
doesn't have a hand-in-glove re-
lstionship with the turf mems
talk about the improvement OF
the breed.
What's the use Of improving
the breed and developing a fine.
outstanding horse II. the mo-
ment he proves himself A. such.
you pack his saddle with 30
much lead he Is dragged down
TO the level Of inferior thor
oughbreds.
For an example. take W. L.
Brann's Maryland bred star.
Challedon. He Is 10 thorough
breds running today what
Brenda Frazier IL 20 glamor
girls. Bing Crosby IL TO Groom
ers. and eherrystons Ia to
clans.
In short, he II the No. crit
ter, and II the racing secretaries
OF the various tracks would
leave him alone he wouldn't
lose any more races than Jesse
Owens would at an Elks' picnic.
But every time ChalIedon goes
10 the post these days he is as
signed 80 much weight u makes
you wonder why the secretaries
don't 70 the whole way and put
Oliver Hardy or Paul whitemsn
on him as a Jockey, forge him
with . saddle from Bethlehem
Steel. and send the MARI
brothers along a. observers.
Maybe they will do something
like this before the year IL out
They'll have 10 II they are sb-
Eolutely determined 20 slow him
down 10 where he doesn't have
any more speed than bis rivals
The latest burden assigned 10
challedon is i35 pounds for the
Merchants and Citizens handi-
cap 10 b. run ~ Saratoga On
Saturday This IL full eight
pounds more than any n his
rivals will BE- asked 20 lug On
the mile and thfee-slxteenths
journey.
II saratogas handicapper.
John B. Campbell. wanted 70 Be
real sure that challedon would
be beaten why didn't he make Il
a real merchants and citizens
handicap and insist that be car
~ a Saratoga merchant or eiti-
zen a. excess baggage
u would b. novel. 10 say the
least, 10 see = hardware nDer-
chant or a real estate dealer
hanging ON for dear life -
ChaIIedon tore down the stretch.
Just Why chslledon should be
given i35 pounds In this stake
and George z. Widensrs Eight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
BOWLING

The Coliseum Minor league came
into existence last night when the
$50 10 SIS group Of b0wlsrs held
their pow WOW a. the Coliseum
Bowling Palace. The circuit will
consist Of ten teams and will
bowl each Tuesday night starting
September 3rd.
Officers elected were Joe Pad
dock. president. J. Dawson. b..
vice president and william y
johnson. secretary and treasurer
A grievance committee Was APP
pointed. consisting Of Va. Schultz.
Tom Troy and President Joe Pad
dock who casts the deciding vote
when necessary.
Here IL a list Of the teams and
their captains -Commubity Tavern
TX. Scott. Stevens Motor fBou-
ehsr). Jordan Bread fFioyd BAtss1.
ssth St club Joe Paddock.
Bucks Tavern ~ Loughssdl.
shaub Ellison Cnsd PsnnlBgtonl.
Puyailup Dairy tom Troy
Wakefield Motor fBin EillsoaJ /.
Fleming Lincoln Market IL
FlemingD. and q team eaptslued
by ID colho whose sponsor has
not been announced.
Another meeting for this
Ieagus h scheduled for Tnes-
day, 81 = .. m.
Tomorrow night another rev
league will take shape when the
fast $50 b 300 group meet a. 100.
On Friday al 7.50 p m. tina Ia
coma Ladies CITY league ain meet.
IL ia announced BY President Mary
Hewitt
The sportsmen's lszg1s held IL
first meeting last night and voted
10 roll IL schedule each Tuesday
evening On the Play Nor drives.
Officers Will be elected and other
matters viii be settled 81 8 meet
ing 70 be- held Thursday noon
Two meetings are scheduled 81
the Play Nor alleys for this even
ing: Petermzn Manufacturing %.
~ and the new Classic lsAgus
at Q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Star Boats Race
sAN DIEGO. calm. 81

San DIEGO. tslif.-Stsr boat
shippers today competed in the
second Of five-race series for the
international championship with
Jim covie Of Los Angeles in first
place
Sailing the Rsmbunctious II.
Cowie won the first race yester-
day and gained Is points toward
the championship. His time In a
rolling sea and light breeze over
the 10-mile course was 1880.
Walter Summer, II year old
skipper from San Diego. was sec
ond in his White Cap II The Gale,
sailed BY II. G. Nye. IT.. Of the
South Lake Michigan feet vas
third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Seattle Recalls
Rookie Players

SPOKANE - seattle's Rainiers
of the Coast league have recalled
rockies 81 the Spokane VI club
and Twin Falls club q the Pioneer
league From Spokane vii 70
Pete Jonas. pitcher: Ned Sickle.
shortstop; Paul AcGinnis. second
hasemsn. and Joe McSsmee.
catcher
The Twin Falls players recalled
are Mike Budnick. pitcher. and
Ernie Efdress. first haseman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Pioneer League
BY UNITED PRESS

The Salt Lake Bees saw the
Pioneer league title almost within
their grasp last night as they beat
out an easy ia victory over the
cellar-dwelling Twin Falls Cow
boys and watched their closest
rival. Boise, again 60 down in de-
feat.
Bosses Pilots. who few weeks
ago were closely crowding the
Salt Lskers for No. ] league posi-
ton but now lag far behind, sue
cumbed 1875 tonight to the next
to-bottom Pocatello Cardinals.
Idaho Falls. meanwhile. renewed
its bid for third place with 6-2
decision over the Ogden Reds. who
have been giving the Russets a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Cleveland
Victorious

NEW YORK The all-Ohio
world series got a shot in the arm
today when the Indians and Reds
staged last-ditch rallies to pull
games out of the fire.
The Reds were losing. 20. GO
ing into the ninth. Bill Lohrman.
Giants pitcher, had the league
leaders handcuffed. They had
made only three hits off him and
hadn't got a man past second.
Then things began to happen fast
and furiously and when Bill Terry
and the Giants recovered the Reds
had won, 3-2.
Cleveland, with Bob Teller on
the mound, was trailing the Red
Sox, So, going into the eighth.
Then the Indians went on the war
path and scored seven runs off
Jack Wilson and Emerson Dick
man TO win. 11-6.
Both triumphs were highly
important 20 the pacemakers.
Cleveland picked up a game
and a half and increased its
lead TO "a games over De-
troit, A. the Tigers bowed to
the Yanks twice, as and AZ.
The Reds also gained a game
and a half and heightened their
margin to So games over Brook
Ign as the Dodgers took a double
tumble before the Cards, 30
and 4-3.
The Yanks moved into a fourth
place tie with the White Sox as a
result Of the double victory.
The Athletics gained an even
break with the White sox when
Wally Moses stole home on Thorn
ton Lee in the tenth inning of the
nightcap. giving the Mackmen a
4-3 victory. The White Sox won
the opener. 81. on Edgar Smiths
three-hitter.
Driving the rookie sensation.
Sid Hudson. out Of the box, the
Browns annexed a s-3 victory
over the Senators.
Claude Passeau scored his 18th
victory as the Cubs beat the Phil
lies. 40.
Pittsburgh pounded out Is hits
to beat the Bees. So. with Dick
Lsnahan Outlasting Manuel salvo
10 win his fourth game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Women Golf
Players in
Event Here
More Thun 100
Will Participate
In Fircrest Play

One hundred and seven women
golfers will tee off Thursday in the
Tacoma Seattle women's invita-
tional tournament at Fircrest
course.
The event is being staged by the
Tacoma women's Golf association.
Eleven Seattle and six Tacoma
clubs are represented.
Play will be match against par
on full handicap allowance with di-
visional awards.
Here are the starting times:
First Tee
las Mrs. Roy Webster. Mrs r. c.
Mathers Mrs, E. T; Smith.
$50 Mrs. Max Block, Mrs. r Jack
son, Mrs. c. S. Reynolds.
e:55 Miss Sophie Prank, Mrs. Al
Carter. Mrs. S. Hough.
900 Mrs. A. d. Myers. Mrs. T. b.
Samsel, Mrs. L. Duddleston.
9:05 Mrs. Carl Jones. Mrs. W. A.
hlTkIlldns MIS-. II. n. Johnson.
9;l0 Mrs. H. T. Fry, Mrs. H. Z. Wig
more, Mrs. H. B. Christensen.
9:l5 Mrs. J. p. Tompkins. Mrs. A. S.
Hainsworth, Mrs. John Corliss.
$40 Miss Margaret Dye, Mrs. W. X.
Richards. Mrs. e. Craw
Gas Miss Ruth canale, Miss Mary
Gilkey. Mrs. o. M Grything.
Mcdonald, Mrs. J. r. West.
9:35 Mrs. w. H Dean. Mrs. Frank
Currie. Mrs. E. T. Pope jr.
9:40 Mrs. George c. Williams. Mrs.
G. e. Garrison. Mrs. J. r. Schoenfeld.
9:45 Mrs. Arthur Rust, Mrs. Henry
o. Foss. Mrs J. r. zech.
$50 Mr. d. A. Taylor. Mrs. A. Bur-
nett, Mrs. N. B. Guthrie.
9:55 Mrs. /. s. Ollie. Mrs. o. A.
Tucker. Mrs. ]. z. ohnick.
olmstesd, Mrs. c. E. Leman.
1905 Mrs Glen Often. Mrs. @. r.
Miller, Mrs. L. G. Hill.
1910 Mrs. Oscar Hansen, Mrs. w.
w Woodward. Mrs. j. z. Lansbury.
i0:15 Mrs II. F. Case, Mrs. William
Turner, Mrs. Gene Stratton.
1920 Mrs. Charles Peterson, Mrs.
James Frank, Mrs. Virgil Kidd.
s:45 Mrs. B. J. Bagan, Mrs. J. L.
winn, Mrs. Ed Rosling.
$50 Mrs. Balm Browse. Miss Una
Stewart, Mrs NJ c. Taylor
8:55 Mrs. NJ. McKinstry. Mrs. Ger
ard Van Thiel, Mrs. A. r. Grant.
900 Mrs. Matt Richmond, Mrs.
Paul Vike. Mrs. L. W. Freeman.
BIOS Mrs. Walter Buhre, Mrs. p.
Richie, Mrs r. Manning.
9:l0 Mrs. w. A. Twining. Mrs. Har-
old Hart Mrs. w. J. Duthie
e:l5 Mrs S. B. johnson. Mrs. A. NJ.
Fallon. Mrs. ID. L. Sprague.
90 20. Mrs. W B. Graham. Mrs. r.
Jantzen. Miss Mary Dubneek.
9.25 Mrs c. Z. Smith, Mrs. Pat
Martin, Mrs. r. D. Read.
$50 Miss Bess Gulloerg. Mrs. Verna
Green. Mrs. o. r. Mahon.
e:35 Mrs Alex Rabbit Mrs. r. A.
strohecker. Mrs. Harry Andrews.
e:40 Mrs z. r. Ristine. Mrs. Jud-
son Benton, Mrs. j. A. Heron.
GAS Mrs Horace Wright. Mrs. Lee
Griffith, Mrs. J. c. Cummings.
$50 Mrs. W. Meier Mrs George
Nelson. Mrs. II. II. Mallory.
9:55 Mrs A. j. Bell. Mrs. NJ. X.
Blackmar, Mrs. b g. Shaw.
1000 Mrs. d. c. Williams. Mrs. w.
v. Rakestraw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

Thirty let of with i27 il a bit
OF a mystery. The only time
the two horses ever met was in
the Massachusetts, handicap and
Eight-Thirty ran first TO chal-
ledon's third. Since then. Of
course. challedon has won the
Hollywood gold cup In track
record time and Eight-Thlrty
has taken a licking In the Sara
toga handicap.
Speaking for myself. my top
weight was 1877 and did I devsi-
op the staggers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Grouse Season
Opens in Alaska

FAIRBANKS. Alaska Hunters
yesterday unlimh~Fed shooting
irons for the start of the open
season On caribou, ptafmlEan.
grouse and mountain sheep Con.
servstion officials announced piar.
mlFan and grouse had increased
over last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Zale and Soose
Battle TONIGHT

UufcAGo-what the eaYs haxs
hssn calling ths mtddiswelkhf
maddis Tor the last couple - -
aans reaches crucial Stage -
nikht when n n A. champsau
Teuy zsle ~ Carr. Ind. hoxes .
nenstiils rounds with = ny sha
licked New Yufks Champion
n eleancut niIly s.s-e ~
sersafea, Pa, add. Pale - ~
ii.t % victims. ehleh ineiude.
The New Vera kins. kea Over
N. the disi.isa siah. q -
alltlwe law With three ekaH.=
piens--twe effleiai sad ese IN
official
II could happen but TIE hsffars
- u wont zalss heavy hsly.
punching. which produced = II
round technical Knockout IN =
title bout against Al Ho~sak IN
Seattle. established him a fsxeFlis
At 10 I.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
He Had Plenty
OF Variety in
His Offensive

CINCINNATI - Mike DeIsn.
the Cincinnati Reds new out
fielder from Chattanooga. set =
unique batting mark In the
opening double-he In Knox
Vile this season. lie hit three
home runs over NJ many differ
ent fences against three differ
ent pitchers. lie was with We
natchee Of the WI league last
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

btOItn basft. r. IeWls, r. IoIIefson.
Wills: two-base hits. Krano 2. T.
Iollefson. Sewell: double plays, r.
Ioilefson 20 Miiroy 70 z. Toilefson.
Iommeryik 20 Berg Y. Toliefson 70 r
Toilefson 20 Y Toliefson. left on
bases. johnson Paint Co. 5, Superior
Dairy 4. 10 hits runs of Yohout
In innings. hits ! run off Thorp
IN z innings; struck out. by Kohout
4. Tnorp ]. Like .. base on baiis
off Kohout ,. Like 3: losing pitcher
kohout. Wild pitch. Kohout. time Of
game. IS: umpires. Woodland and
McDouRai
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
BRINGS TN IN
DUNES STATE PARK. lad

Campbell Kane. Indiana track star
who spends the summer as a life
guard here. saved three people
from drowning in one day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
TERRY NOT INTERESTED

sger Of the Giants. denies the re-
port that he is interested IN pur-
chasing the Boston Bees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
Paint Club
Turns Back
Libke Pitches TO
70 Win in City
League Contest

Al Libke. jr., tossed four-hit ball
to give johnson Paint a to ?
win over Superior Dairy Tuesday
night at Lincoln bowl. the victory
knotting the count in their best
two out of three series.
The final game Of the sette
for the right 10 play GMC
Trucks for the 1910 City
league championship win get
under way Wednesday night
starting at I o'clock. The
winner viii start q best three
out Of five session with the
Truckmen on Thursday. all
championship tits 10 start at
1880.
With their backs To the wall.
johnson Paint went after Bob
Kohout in the very first frame.
getting three hits, which. COM
bined with a walk and an error.
gave the Paintmen two run
start. They increased it with one
in the fourth on successive doubles
by Erling Tollefson and Kranc,
and In the seventh three hits. plus
a walk and an error. formed the
basis for three more tallies. Bob
Thorp worked the last two frames
for the losers.
During this time, Al Like
was pitching one of his best
games, keeping the Dairymen
hitless for four frames, their
first run coming In the NTH
on SeweIls hit and two infield
outs. In the seventh a walk
TO Thorleifson and successive
hits by Pagni and Moe al
lowed the last Superior run TO
triclxle through.
Three fast double plays featured
the game, with the two shortstops.
Rudy Tollefson and Mary Tom
mervik turning in brilliant defen-
sive efforts. Erling Tollefson's
one-handed catch Of Sewell's Texas
Lacquer In the ninth was a gem.
and Bill Moe came in for a round
of applause when he grabbed Wer-
bisky's drive TO the fence in the
fourth inning. Kranc paced the
hitters with four hits in four trips
to the plate. two of his hits being
doubles.
The pitching guess for the de-
Gliding game on Wednesday night
gives Ahearn the nod for the
Dairymen and Kranc for the john
sonites.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

Sixth Race--Purse $500; t-year-
olds and up; claiming; / lis miles:
254 Lillian c tGrohs) 49,. 100
(292) Edgar Boy tho boy)... ia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

Just two yeors ooo he wos
with Doyton. o., q Gloss c team.
Today Carver RowelI. Boston
Bees rookie second bosemon.
IS making O determined bid for
the National Ieooue betting
championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22
nosD GETS IT
BALTIMORE

heavyweight fighter who made hls
professional debut In raooma ssv-
srsl years sEo. was knocked cold
Ter the first time In he career
lat night buddy walker. 100.
pound young Negro. with Is
ksyees in his last rs starts. turn.
81 the trick In the second round
Of = scheduled Hereunder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

seventh Race Purse stoo three
year-elds ard up. claiming. ens
mile
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

Fourth Race Purse $500.
Three-year-olds and up, Wash.
Foal. Claiming. Six Furlongs.
(225) Lady Waite (Bierman1 90
257 Bay Smoke (no boyl.. i07
27s Ray Hill (H.Bwilsont .1o7
(276) Glad Fraud lGrohsl =. i07
2si Mr.. Smoke (Thompson) 100
26i y Glad Santa (Dodson) III
900 New Trial (Reynolds). Ill
Nominations close today for
handicap. Six furlongs. 9TH IN
book
Fifth Race Purse $500; s-year-
ODDS and up; claiming, lie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

oids and up. claiming. 8 fuflonks
27s Dungencss (Grohsl 49,. tns
Us Dancing Pirate tnasnl 1is
ais Roughway lSperryl IL
80 Nor Feng lCampeeln stos
7ss High Trust (HBWlsnl stns
at Magic Baby lReynolhsl los
7ts sun Streak tho eoyl .ins
as Quick Santa tRurns1 los
Us orphanconard ~. zntsios
-. Booter Harsh (no hoy1stos
osi 81. Falcon CLowel.... IL
2ee Arizona tho boyl.....io5
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-22

second Race-Purse. $500. >
fear-olds and up. claiming. 8 fur
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-05-17
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1910.

ing States His speech entitled
Which Type Of Government will
be heard over the NRC Blue Net
work, $50 to 900 pm. Eastern
STANDARD Time.
On Sunday, he has been invited
for dinner and private talk with
Alfred NJ Landon, 1896 Republican
standard-bearer, at the home Of
forme, Governor Landon.
Monday will find the Senator IN
! ST. Louis for another series Of meet
ings with Republican and group lead
ers. In the evening, at meeting
sponsored by State and local Repnb-
lican organizations, he will make an
important affairs speech, his frst
statement on the international situ-
| alton since the invasion of Belgian
and the Netherlands.
The indianapolis meetings on
Tuesday will conclude his Midwcstern
swing.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-05-17

at the Lien Country Club at Leban-
on, Indiana.
Senator Taft will leave Washing
ton May Is for Cincinnati where he
will confer with Ohio leaders on
Thursday, just after the Ohio pri-
maries on Tuesday, May la, in
which Robert Taft is the unopposed
candidate for President with the full
backing Of Republican organizations
throughout the State.
He will speak that evening before
the annual meeting Of the Ohio
State Medical Society on Medical
Aid for the Needy" The speech will
be broadcast over the Columbia
Broadcasting System, 9:15 to 9:45
Eastern Standard Time.
In Topeka on Saturday, May 1s,
Senator Taft will spend crowded
day Of appointments with Republi-
can leaders and representatives OF
groups from Kansas and five outiy-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-05-17

Louis next Tuesday, the Ohio Sena-
tor viii speak at luncheon sponsor
ed by the Republican State Commit
tee at the Columbia Club, an old
Republican organization.
Senator Taft's remarks will be
broadcast from 1890 to 12:45 over
network Of stations including Sta
ton WIRE, Indianapolis; WGBF,
Evansville; WBOW, Terre Haute,
WOW, Ft. Wayne; and WSBT, South
Bend
In the afternoon he will confer
with Republican leaders and with
representatives of women's groups,
veterans, farmers, and other organi-
cations, to receive the same cross
section of Indiana opinion as in the
conferences scheduled along the
route Of his Midwestern swing.
That evening he will be honor
guest and speaker at the annua
Governors Day and Gridiron Dinner
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1940-05-17

The regular meeting Of the Mont.
gomery County Chapter Of the Old
Age Pensioners Society will be ae.d.
beginning at 80 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the YWCA. The pub
lie is invited to attent.