davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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still are among the missing and the
Eagles are in the basement for the
first time in three seasons, but there
aren't many complaints.
Lessard entrained for River Vale,
N j., with the Eagles today saying
he'll return to Canada rather than
perform with the Orioles. A show
down on the case is expected shortly
and meanwhile the Eagles have been
bolstered by the addition of Roland
Bleau, midget Wingman.
Need Missing Talent.
Owner g. G. Leoff1er and Coach
Redvers Mackenzie are having their
troubles, but they could be cured by
the signing of a goalie with more
rapid ref1eXes than an ailing
elephant, plus the reporting of Les
Hickey, Ernie Mundey and Jimmy
Wilson, detained in Canada due to
passport difficulties.
The Eagles created the impression
they'll hold their own when their
squad is intact and if and when they
locate an acceptable goalie. Leith
Dickie and Carl Howell must i'm
prove tremendously to aid the Eagles
at the net. Howell performed poorly
against the JohnstoWn Bluebirds, as
did Dickie, and Dickie was no ball
of fire as Washington lost a 43
decision to the New York Rovers
before 2.225 fans last night at River
side Stadium.
In that department alone, though,
do the Eagles appear less efficient
than the 1901 champions. There
never has been too much polish in
Eastern League competition. The
Eagles probably are as smooth as
any rivF and if they pay of on
aggsessi LESS Washington won't
suffer.
Fiery little Paul Courteau still is
content to swing first and ask ques-
tions later. "If you don't swing first
in this league you're soon picking
yourself off the ice," explains the
feuding Frenchman. His conduct
may not represent the acme of
sportsmanship but the customers
seem to love his willingness to ex-
change punches.
Paul teed off on the chin of the
Rovers' towering Walter Kyle in the
waning seconds of last nights en-
gagement as the Eagles frantically
and futilly attempted to lock the
score. New York frustrated that
bid. but not before the Eagles had
proved they'll provide interesting
watching.
Mccormack Plays Smoothly.
Center Tom Mccormack seems
the smoothest of the new Eagles,
but it was 17-year-old Whitley Weav-
er to whom fans attached admira-
ton. Fast and aggressive, little
Weaver will be drawing card.
Referee Mel Harwood inflicted 18
penalties, II in the first period when
Mccormack scored for the Eagles
and Red Tilson for the Rovers. The
Rovers took 80 lead in the second
session on goals by Gil Nordin and
HOWE Hollinger, offsetting Odie
Hallowell's score, and held that
margin as Nordin scored to match
Courteau's goal in the third period.
The Eagles will seek their first
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howitzers as Mac Carboni, Ben
Kosky, Herman Ferri, Bill Dente,
Ralph Russo, 81 Johnson and Fox
Healy.
Newman will depend on the red
hot Lou Jenkins. Ell Geib, Buck Nc
Donald, Ollie Pacini and Eddie
Keith to take the measure Of the
Nutmeggers.
Holds Dixie Open Prelim.
Taking advantage Of the Thanks
giving recess of the National Cap
ital League. Hokie Smith has carded
a preliminary tournament at 3
O'Clock tomorrow night at the Lucky
Strike to gain several paidup en-
tries for the 18th annual Dixie
Open, to be rolled Saturday in five
game blocks at Lafayette, Lucky
Strike and Convention Hall.
Bowlers of the I. D. R. A. League
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Maryland Soccer Team
Hos Unbeuten Season

Maryland's soccer team yesterday
closed its season undefeated by rout-
ing Johns Hopkins, 5 to 0, in Balti-
more. The Terps won eight games,
tied Temple, IL, and played a
scoreless tilt with Navy.
Only two points were scored on
Maryland all season.
Springfield College is said to be
the only other unbeaten team in the
country.
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Single Days Report 1850 Entries Star Pin Tourney Seen Record
Connecticut Bowling Wizard
Expected to Perform Here
Steve Dyok Reported With Jack Whites
Stors, Billed Against Del Roy

reports the famed Ribbons who
emulaed the Nick Trosky by literally jumping out of the
pits Of the leading dukpn bowers Of the
country overnight will be in lineup Of Jack Whites Con-
necicut when the sapshoong New Englanders invade
Ray Friday night match with Hap New
mans brilliant Cavaliers
Discovered by Frank Barber Of the powerful Blue
Ribbons Dyak electrified the duckpn world by winning the 1910
United States Open Waterbury, Conn., with 15game national
record of 2,116.
White, who currently is leading the strong Southern Con-
neccut League with 1872 will select the remainder OF
Evening star., 1941-11-19

No 3so-One point to Sherwood Tucker:
No 3q"-Two-mover by E. Hassbere OF
New York is solved by key move QxP GO
and one mating variation is l QxP Q6) !,
W Rosett, W. B. Boyer, NJ. Daoud, Charles
S. Carlton. Stanley F DAVIS your nota-
ton is precise, Wiley. M. Fuller White
moves should be described from Whlte sioe
of chessboard). Daniel F. Longley, H. L
Miller tthe motto attached to Finlinson's S
Jewel was of my seection it is quota
tlon from Keats, and one point TO M. L,
jacobson. Clarence J. Wrl2ht' Mary "A
No 2a3-Two-mover by. F. Gamage OF
Brockton, Mass, is solved by KEY move
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Lions Hockey Opponent Low|y
But Packs Big Scoring Punch

three more than the league-leading
indianapolis Capitols or the Hershey
Bears, their nearest competitors in
the net tending division.
Much of the Reds scoring punch
is centered in Alb Ceilings, a former
Eastern Amateur League star. Col
lings has scored five goals and seven
assists in sparkling the Reds.
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White to Play and Mate in Two Moves.

Nh1te TO Play ana Mate IN Two moves.
The first game in the series for
the Women'S chess championship of
the United States between Mrs.
Adele Rivero and N. May Karff was
contested last Sunday at the Mar
shall Chess Club in New York.
Anthony SantaSiere was awarded
the prize for the best played game
in the 194l New York State Chess
Association Tournament held at
Colgate University.
Trophies for The Stars 1912
international two-move problem
composing tourney have been Sc
lected and ordered. Shortly the
rules will be published. Local anna
teurs are welcome to compete with
the masters.
November 19, 1941)
Evening star., 1941-11-19
Buddy Lewis SeIectee
At Fort Bragg, N. c.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FORT BRAGG, N. c., Nov. 19-
Buddy Lewis. fixture with the
Washington Nationals for six sea-
sons, is in the Army now. having
been inducted as a selectee at the
recruit reception center here.
The 25-year-old Lewis, a third
baseman and outfelder, recently
passed the Army Air Corps physical
examination. Officials did not say
what effect his induction as a
selectee would have on the outcome
of his Air Corps application.
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CoIorfuI Eagles Lack Power
In Losing Home Opener, 3-4
Gookeeping Is Weak as Rovers Score;
League Awards Lessord to Orioles
By BURTON HAWKINS.

require considerable imagination depict the Wash
ington Eagles successfully defending their Eastern Amateur
Hockey championship this what them
absorbed three defeats matches but at first glance the
will with color-mos of it blood red
still doubt the Eagles goalies could halt
rolling canaloupe. ruled Defenseman
property Baltimore Eagles
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Terps VS.. Generals

Washington and Lee-D Waddington,
@ SochG, 90 Gray, 81 Steves. I2l
Fitzpatrick; nM Soth, t22l Siesle, ,23l
Dawes. (3l Di Loreto, t42) Roehl. (44
Russell. (45) Lawrence, 1861 Didier,
(9Ol Fabian. 900 Marx
f2O Ulman, t24l Helbock (34) Mier, .(4Ol
Mont, t44 Brenner, t4SD Clayland,
900 Jarmoska, (54D Taylor. (5sl Couch,
1922 Choyanes, $50 Berry t64) Mar
do. f65) Miller (67) Armacost, t72) Birn-
buam. T3l Dittmar. G4l Hunt. G5)
Msxson, tS1) James 1851 Alexander.
Referee-R A. Carrington tVirginia).
Umpire-A E. Doran (Ohio). Head lines
man-F. G. Heath North Cardinal. Field
judge-L. J. Perry fElon).
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RIB and one mating variation is: RIB.
RxKt: = Kt-QB7 discovered checkmate
Three points 10 W X Utteridge. jacobson.
Logan H Miller. Rosetf. Daoud, Boyer
ann one point 10 DAVIS, Carlton.
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6-Men Team Needs Foes

A six-man football team in the
12O-pound class, known as the Rock
Creek Recreators, wants a game for
Saturday. Call David Kerlin at Wis
consin 1882.
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# CHE: : s #
Ry PAUL J, MILLER.

will played tonight starting at
O'Clock at 1896 street auspices Washington Chess Dyan
with ttholder of Capital City ChesS CLUB
kener The
is limited Reservations contracting Secretary
n. Wggmtor.
Mugdge continues lightning 1O-second chess At the
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Willow Tree Meets Lincoln

Willow Trees Juniors football team
meets the Lincoln A. c. tomorrow
in game at Oxon Hill, Md, starting
time 2:30 pm.
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London Midqets Win

Majlander scored the touchdown
and Craft rushed for the extra point
to give Landon Schools midget
eleven a TO victory over st. Adams
yesterday.
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Terriers Seek Foes

Games with 140, pound opponents
are sought by the Northeast TERRIERS,
who may be communicated, with at
Trinidad 0704. K,
Evening star., 1941-11-19

Five years ago-Jimmy McLar-
min easily outpointed Lou Am
bers, lightweight champion, in
10-round over-the-weight bout
at New York.
Evening star., 1941-11-19
Southern Chess Championship.

". NJ. p. Mitchell OF Massachusetts drops
game 70 W N Woodbury. OF Alabama IN
the 1871 classic az Atlanta. What Is the
opening?
Chess Problem No. 397.
"The King OF the Cdnn,bGl Islands"
BY J. C, TAYLOR Lebanon. Tenn, 1873.
RLACK-I2 MEN
Evening star., 1941-11-19

SoareS-WasnlnRton NrLenanan, Alien
Weaver. Ullyot, Thompsou Madore: New.
York. KYLE, KIRKPATRICK. Livingstone TIL
son. Robinson, Kendall, Macy, Cameron.
Referee-Mr. Harwood. Linesman-Mr
Reilley.
First peried scorine-1 Washington.
Mccormack (unassIstedl, 80: =, New
York Tilson Liyipsstonel 2.o1- Penal
boarding., Livingstone thigh stick, Nc
Lenahan ttripping). Weaver ttrippins)
Courteau dnterference), McLenahan thihg
stickl.
Second period scoring-3. New York,
SoTin HoTdin .Medynskp. SyIs l.t LIS New York
Washington, Hallowell (Allen. Mccormack,
1884. Penalties-Kyle tslashing). Bur-
rage dnterference). McLenahan, Tilson
thigh sticking).
Third period scoring--e. New York. Nor
din tHollinEer), 1905; :. Washington,
Courteau Mccormack. 1905. Penalties
-Madynski tchargingl. Kyle Gllessl
checking) Davidson (holdinR). McLenahan
q minutes. unnecessary roughnessl, Kyle
t5 minutes, fighting). Tilson e minutes.
unnecessary roughness). Courteau (5 min
utes, fghting).
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turning to Riverside Stadium on
Friday night for a third meeting
uritb Jobp cfou-n
Evening star., 1941-11-19

latest DlVdn lIdIlS4l lOuL IICl 4tC
scored nine victories. downing such
veterans as l.. N. Ponce, Dr. H. v.
Klein and Simon Naidel. Individual
scoring in the Class A fray;
PLAYER; ,;tsr,d,. W l., PlaysTi s51,tz " l;
/ / kGTai552" %Insdff s. s. 81 81 Safaa1n Ssdei :
L N Ponce 5Ia ga {. Seweke .
Dr.. II. Klein IA 4i7 N. WeyI
Korsstrom drew with former District
champion Luis Ponce, DR.. Klein also drew
against Ponce. but dropped games 70
Korsstrom and Weyl. Both Naidel ana
Mnkof scored over Ponce,
A. j. Healey and w. J. Wheeler
each tailed 90 in Glass B compe-
tition. the former losing TO w. H..
Nicholas and Wheeler. while the lat
ter yielded games to Vosbureh and
CARAMEL. The individual scoring:
PLAYER. W. l.. PLAYER W. l.:
& & Hsf;syl MbsSler : ; I Mama MaTttn &
F. vosburgh 81 2la Maud sevaIl 4ia bi2
A. CARAMEL "a "a W. KELLEY -
G. B Jones B. Packwlth ! 70
W Nicholas 81, 4i7 7 Helbling IL
In the play-off Hesley defeated wheeler
In the one-game pariey.
Chess Problem No. 1896.
THE Citadel"
BY JANIS MURPHY. Quebec, 1875.
BLACK-14 MEN.
Evening star., 1941-11-19
Chess Problem No. 1896.

THE Citadel"
BY JANIS MURPHY. Quebec, 1878.
BLACK-14 MEN.
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Obituary N Offices
ANDREW ]. THORNTON

Andrew Jackson Thornton, So,
OF 1920 So. Park ave, died Thurs
day in a local hospital. A native
of Indiana, Thornton had lived in
Tacoma six years, coming here
from Morton. Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Roberta Arnold Of
Morton; three grandchildren, Mrs.
Ola Sweeney and Mrs. Mabel
Richards OF Tacoma and Mrs
Helen Luther Of Nebraska, and
two great-grandsons. Piper will
announce the funeral.
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j. RICHARD JENSEN

J. Richard Jensen, So. Of 1901 So.
NJ st. died Thursday at his home.
He was a native of Denmark and
had been a resident of the United
States 90 years. Jensen, who had
lived in Tacoma eight years, was a
cabinet maker by occupation. He
was a member Of the Masons at
White Hall, Mont. Surviving are
one daughter, Mrs. Minnie Nevin Of
Tacoma. and four grandchildren.
Mellinger will announce the fu-
neral.
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Carpenter Working
Late Put 10 Bed

A terse story Of an irate neigh
borhoOd was on the report Of city
police night Prowl Car Officers
Wright and Mace Thursday NOM
ing.
Called 10 No. 10th and Madi-
son. II read. Between Washing
ton and Adams carpenter working.
Sent this man 70 bed. Time 1927
q. m
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Lightning struck a barbed wire
fence near Pierre, s. D, and killed
q head Of cattle.
Your Postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest IN U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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PAcIEIC AVfNuE pIsTRICI
Rainier Really Co.
Warrington nias m asal
STEILACOOM

|, c4a.l.rnor, - Tso msasF
~ SfssfoSSf hamss On tats
eoxila. one sik sfazsm heu-s A.
fiu.nf f1Fuaes Me vias one
fouf.roasn hoass and e@ta Al 20
- uoa. terms
T,ll..-..... Two nse house, one feuf
ora fivesfoafn Each has
two bedrooms utility fncu. garage
and each iot aos33a Cio.e % iaks
- 100 $500 down. sas moath
So. Taeoma s SSs.' :, 60 ,.,..
McChord Junction f.ss', '.' :.
trees A god sis-Fuaui hnu~ nice
living room. firwplaes. bedroom
kitchsn aud bath daNn. Lots q
built ms Two hsdfnafns and
plumbing up All hardwood flonFs
Pun basement. hot sstsr heat sas
rase IN basement. ground 1oost2t
~ 600 Of 600 dosn.
FOX REALTY
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SeIespeopIe, Agents

WANTED-Reliable man for Raw
leigh Route 300 consumers 200
easily sold household necessities
We teach you how. supply sales
advertising literature-al YOU need
Rawleighs Rept. WHG-229G. Oak
land Caft
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED elderly csretaker for beach
property. must like flowers. write
I'll Times
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Instruction

A Real Welding School
IF YOU want to make big wages,
take our course and be able to go
70 work. Welders IN big demand
Terms. our 20 years experience
enables US to teach you quickly
and correctly. We own our own
plant. Call or phone Northwest
Welding Supply. 27l5 South Ia
coma Way. GA 5424
FOR BARBER JOBS. learn with pay
at Moler's College. i2l5 Pacific.
Berry Pickers
RASPBERRY pickers. Immediately:
for four weeks picking. Fine ber-
ries; quarters for families and
single men. BOG 18th St, n. W,
Puyallup. Phone 355l.
SaIespeopIe, Agents
WANTED Reliable man for Raw
leigh Route 800 consumers 200
easily sold house hold necessities
We teach you how. supply sales
advertising literature-all you need
Rawleighs Rept. WHG-229-G. Oak
land. Calf.
Male Help Wanted
WANTED elderly caretaker for beach
property must like flowers. Write
TIL Times.
Female Help Wanted
EXPERIENCED woman for house
work. Care Of two small children.
Must have references Phone be-
tween ] and 5 P NJ. PR so6s
HoUsEKEEPER for motherless home
Don't mind one child. go month
va. Tacoma Tines
HAVE opening for ambitious. refined
mature lady desiring permanent
income. Write va. Tacoma Times.
Help: Male and Female
HUsTLERs wAsTED-To sell A. sta
dium Fourth Of July All huEtiers
must have social security numbers
Apply for badge A. 1913 Commerce
Day and Contract Work
EXPERT painting. psperhsng.ng. in
terror decorating BRoacWa 3s68
All work guaranteed
BULLDoZER work: land clearing and
combing. Reasons be rates 3lIb
So Pine AAin 54Ol. Garland 400
BULLDoZER Eork. land clearing
roads EASEMENTS dug lots isEeied
Reasonable rates. Garland 1905
MAN with pickup viii haul up 70 ore
ton any distance bY day. hour. OF
contract. Main 3s47
PAINTING. ezisomining. good work
z Werner. Ma e7e9 after 5
PAINTING. papering. good woEk. rea-
sonsols. L II. Henry. Garland s45o
PAINTING - PAPEaHAEoEsO
J L Newman. Ma s75s
PAPERHAEoIEG. o.. Kalsomining. q
rm PEI. After ,. N. Granite ss47
PLAsT RING patching. estimate
gladly. GA 1854
Situations Wanted, Female
EXPERIENCED colored woman de-
aires cleaning. Laundry oy hour
PRocto! $3.50.
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ALL WOOD Q C. YELLOW FIR
ALL GREEN WOOD IL OR i5-
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rsess w.nt A. - ssl. sn
Rssl Estate For Sale
Rent Problem
Solved
LIVE On l.hs very esnv~nl~nt
~ arms rer%eansl xsa 81
camp n thees cottages ~
nssssrnlse then inte Modern
hazaes nsfers f. sna al hsss
Moderately Priced Iss~ hes<
o. vat - - summsr camp
snd build - fatar- tsts cheap
enough not - dsnsts yuur
peesetnnra tAs< frcntsss. sFs
eslaa snsrred - snf seen 81
- Il = rrsmiuas
LAKE LOUISE
LARGE CABIN. sofest lsHs
frent. swen eesch rrsesd fer
aussk ssls teoo WY pay 10
summer rsntsif
ANOTHER ore q no<f h~<utlfnl
wnc.isa isndscapsd site. an axe.
Lawn. flowers. cehhisssans wall
harbecus pa and eeshisssans
halkhsaa. two-feom cute csesas
alea dandy large garage. Could
hs converted into cottage II
small expense Let value
81 so. Out % town owner says
sell ~ eompists Al si.s7o. sssy
tsrmn"
WE ALSO Rave modern homes ard
property On stsiisesam and
American lakes
FREEMAN REALTY IA assa
OPP. Lakewood Cenisr. epsa sxes
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CALL GA 5ols FOR BULL OF boar
service. A.So Billy goats FOR seryic-
Prompt delivery A 5ChNEitLLEh
64th and Waller read
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Situations Wanted, Female

EXPERIENCED colored woman de-
sires cleaning. Laundry % hour.
PRocto. $3.50.
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FOR sAi.E-PloN. mower hay rake
hhFroNs ana cuitlVatora George
Elders. three miles southwest Of
Roy
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BULL and boar service tested 81 50
prompt delivery 70 your place small
extra charge. W Anderson IA 1918
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Summer Cottages

MODERN beach 1giIss plumb ifts
electricity ois haFDqr, Mrs.. Gould
BH0adMaS s1fz
SPRING Beach. aas wsss H,o season
fataa pr sG9s Tor iuf1rrdattgn
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" ANTED-O!d horsea and COWS for
for feed all pay phone calls
Jensen Fox Farn ~ OR szef
JERSEY COW FOR sal.. 90. oRans<
ssss
WANTED 80 Livestock and poultry
Van Leuven OR Bs43 ~ : bE 80
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Berry Pickers

RASPBERRY pickers. Immediately:
for four weeks picking. Fine ber-
ries quarters for families and
single men BOG 18th St. ". W.
Puyallup Phone 355l.
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Female Help Wanted

woman for house
work. Care OF two small children.
Must have references Phone be-
tween ! and p N pr pOg3
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Fruits and Vegetables
Farmers' Column

TWENTY head o; WORK horses. saddle
horses and mules SeN and uaed
harness Army escort wagon. EasF
monthly payments EAst end north
aide seattle highway bridge. Ia
coma.
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FOUR ROOM houss as Adults only
on BUS Inc oAElana 7151 aala
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IkkE LOUISE

WE ALSO Rave modern homes and
property On stsiiseslam and
American lakes
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Labor Chiefs
Hold Sessions
AL Groups Gother
Before Convention

sEATTLE-Preliminary confer
ences were underway today as
executives and delegates began ar
irving for the national convention
Of the American Federation of
Labor. scheduled u open Oct. 6.
Executive councils of the build
ing trades. metal trades and label
unions held executive sessions Sun
DAY IN advance Of departmental
meetings this week.
John p. Coyne, president Of the
Building Trades union. and John
p. Frey. president of the Metal
Trades, presided over group meet
ings. Other high AFL leaders to
arrive for the conclave included
William L. Hutchinson, president
Of the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners. and Daniel J.
Tobin. president of the Transfers
union.
With Hutchinson was Frank
Duffy. So-year-old secretary of the
Carpenters union and editor of its
publication. who attended his first
convention 50 years ago when the
AFL was called the Knights of
Labor.
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Prospecior Tells
Story Of Battle
With Two Bears

TELEGRAPH CREEK. B. c.
George johnson. 7p-year-old pros
pector. came out Of the wilds Of
northern British Columbia here
with q story of battling two giant
bears and killing them both.
johnson said. however. that he
owed his life TO his pet doberman.
Chappie. who attacked one of the
big Grizzlies and saved him from
being mauled to death.
johnson surplsed = hear
Iooting his food cache and
shot II dead ~ IL turned 20
attack him. but another griz-
ely came running up, seized
his hand before he could fire
and crushed II. Chappie leap
Cd 10 the rescue and bit the
hear on the leg.
The grizzly released johnson
and turned on the dog.
The elderly prospector picked
UP his gun with his good hand,
stuck 1t into the bears ribs. and
shot II dead.
johnson Ia being sent to Van
couver for treatment.
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Approve Recreation
Center At McChord

An appropriation of Sos.792 for
construction of recreational CEN
ter at McChord field has been ap-
proved in Washington, d, C., ac-
cording TO a wire sent jointly by
u. s. Sen. Mon c. Walgren and
Congressman John NJ. Coffee Mon
day. The structure will be built
by WPA.
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Just the Core
BUDDHIST MEET TUESDAY

BUDDHIST MEET TUESDAY
The Tacoma Buddhist Center
will meet 8 o'clock Tuesday eve
ming at the Tacoma Buddhist
church. 17l7 Fawcett ave, for the
purpose of study and discussion.
subject being The Human Mind
and the True Mind"
The BROADWAY BEAUTY sA-
LON has moved from 931 Broad
way to o04 Jones Bldg. over Roxy
theater. Broadway 426l. tAdv,)
DRIVER ooNvvlCrED
Max L. Gaines was convicted in
police court Saturday Of driving
q car while under the influence OF
liquor. and also of disorderly con-
duct by resisting an officer. He
was fined SITS by Police Judge
w. A. Richmond and sentenced to
10 days in Jail His drivers lie
ense was revoked for one year.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. lsdv.l
proNEERs TO MEET
The Pierce County Pioneer and
Historical association will hold its
quarterly meeting at 1880 a. m.
Wednesday. Oct. 8, in Community
hall, Steilacoom. Miss Sally ST.
cade will preside. There will be a
basket lunch and program ar
ranged by Mrs. Margaret Herr.
Hospital flowers. Hinz Florist
tadv.l
Careful mothers keep woundex
handy--it's safe adv.
JACOBSEN TO SPEAK
Ivan Jacobsen. the Morton youth
who was interned in Nazi prison,
will be the speaker in the Tacoma
kiwanis meeting Tuesday noon at
Hotel Winthrop. The clubs board
of directors was to have met Mon
day At the Tacoma Goodwill In
dustries building. 1856 So. Tacoma
ave.
The law office Of L. B. Sulgrove
and legal department Of the Cen
trail Labor Council have moved
from the city hall annex to 1914
Puget Sound Bank building. adv.
Listen to Herbert Armstrong
every Sunday morning over KRSC
from $50 TO 8. He will speak in
Tacoma Tuesday evening at the
Hotel Winthrop under the auspices
of the Anglo-Saxon federation on
present day fullfillment Of Bible
prophecies The public il invited
adv.
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