davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-05-04
New Radio Station
For District, WWDC,
Makes lis Debut
City's Sixth Broodcostinq
Unit, an Independent,
Is on 1850 KiIocyeIes

Washington's sixth radio station,
WWDC, an independent, made its
bow to the public last night amid
oratory, music and messages of con-
gratulations.
The new broadcasting unit went
on the air without a hitch promptly
at 5 pm. and until midnight enter
tanned listeners in Warrington and
nearby Maryland and Virginia who
had turned radios on 1,450-kilo-
cycle frequency.
The dedicatory program included
talks by Stanley H. Horner, presi-
dent of the new Capital Broad
casting Co.: Representative Sasscer
of Maryland, Maj. E. Brooke Lee of
Montgomery County and Russell
Schneider, representing the WASH
ington Board of Trade. A message
of congratulation to operators of the
250-watt station was read from
James L. Fly, chairman of the Fed
ersl Communications Commission.
There were orchestral selections
and a special "Saluate" program re-
broadcast from Station WOW in
New York City. featuring selec-
tions by the orchestra of Joseph
Cherniavsky.
The station will be on the air
from 8 am. to midnight Sundays
and from am. to midnight week
days Studios and general Offices
are at 1000 Connecticut avenue NV,
with the main transmitter at 81
Pierce street NE. and booster sta
ton off the East-West highway be-
tween Bethesda and Silver Spring,
Md.
officials of the new station ex-
pressed qualification last night for
the initial response from listeners
in Washington and vicinity. 1--WE
haven't had a complaint yet one
of them said proudly. two hours
after WWDC went on the air. The
station is the second independent
to be established here
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Air Corps Is Testing
New Training PIune
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The War Department reported
yesterday that the Air Corps had
under test a new primary training
monoplane, the PT-21.
The plane has a metal monocoque
fuselage. fabric-covered wings and
control surfaces, 30-foot Widespread,
and fixed landing gear Built by
the Ryan Aeronautical Co.. San
Diego, Calf, the plane may be
powered with either a l32 or $50
horsepower engine.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
the Roosevelt High School, also
spoke briefly.

the Roosevelt High School, also
spoke briefly.
Gideon A. Lyon. associate editor
of The Star, and guest, told the
reunion that although affairs looked
black across both seas members
of the older generation had a right
to expect to live to see righteous
ness re-established in the world at
large as we have measurably 'es-
tablished it in this country" He ex-
pressed thanks for what the publis
schools of the country had done to
make our citizens immune to forces
and influences now afflicting certain
peoples in the world"
"It is q tribute to American in
stitutions that we can develop such
character" he added.
Mrs. Norton New President.
Mrs. Arabella Howison Norton
was elected president of the class
for the coming year. Other off,
GERS elected were Mrs. Blanche
Smith Palmer, FIRST vice president;
Mrs. Minnie Hess Myers, second
vice president; Miss Emma S. JAG
obs, secretary treasurer; Thomas C.
Barr, orator, and Fulton Lewis, r.
poet.
Mr.. Lewis and MRS. Ruth D. Hal
stead. daughter Of Harry w. Dowl-
ing, of the class, sang several songs,
accompanied by Miss Helen Camp
bell williams. daughter of Mr.. Will
liams. Mr.. Barr made the Grafton
and Allen Davis, retired principal
of Roosevelt High School, recited
some true stories"
The members of the class attend
ing the dinner were: Charles Davis
Allen Davis, Mrs. Eugenia Morrison
Evening star., 1941-05-04
CharIesCountyHo Homes
And ST. Marys Houses
Open in Tour Today
Luncheon to Be Served
At Society Hill; Places
On View Are Listed

Today is the last day to visit
Charles County houses and the only
day to visit st. Marys County
houses in the eighth annual Mary
land Garden Tour.
Proceeds of the tour, which be-
gan Friday and will run till next
Sunday, will go primarily to the
maintenance of Hammond Harwood
House in Annapolis, with all surplus
funds going to British relief.
Eleven counties, Annapolis, Balti-
more and Green Spring Valley are
participating in the tour. which per-
mits exhibits to be visited only on
set days.
Luncheon will be served to
Charles County tourists at Society
Hill The homes open for inspec-
ton include Araby, built before 1720
on a series of terraces and equipped
inside with fine mantels and shell
cupboards. 1t is now the home OF
Admiral and Mrs. Jack Fletcher.
Oak Grove, whose unusual stair
ease, mantels and old kitchen will
be open to the public, now belongs
to Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Greene.
Other houses include Tudor Hall,
restored from the 1855 original and
now the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry c. Currier; Rose Hill. with its
wide hall. carved mantels and box
wood garden, built in 1880, now the
home of Capt. and Mrs. c. E. Grew
emberg, and Havre de Venture, for
nerly home of Thomas Stone, sign
or of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, who is buried there, now be-
longing to Charles Stephenson
Smith.
Other Charles County Homes.
Other Charles County homes in
the tour are La Grange, with out
side chimneys and old staircase, Mr..
and Mrs James N. Willis; Mount
Air, belonging to Capt and Mrs.
c.. C. Pegram. which offers a view
of the Potomac River and lockwood
maze: Mount Republic. whose walls
are 2l2 feet thick, the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Hanson: Black
friars. built about 1850. one wing OF
which is one of the oldest in South
ern Maryland, now the home of Mrs.
Nettie McReynolds, and West Hat
ton, built in 1890 by Maj. William
Truman Stoddert and now belonging
to Mr.. and Mrs. Foster M. Reeder.
Mrs. A. D. V. Burr of Charlotte
Hall, chairman of the st. Mary's
County exhibits which will be open
only today, has announced that
lunch will be served at Mulberry
Fields, the home of Col. and Mrs.
w. G. Fay, which is also on ex-
hibit.
st. Marys Houses.
Briscoe House, owned by Mrs
Charles Wuche. is believed to have
been built about 1899 as an inn. A
double staircase and garden near
the river feature Cremona, home
of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Howard c..
Davidson. De LIE Brooke Manor,
founded in 1850, was one of the
first estates to be laid out on the
Patuxent and now belongs to Mr..
and Mrs. L. Mccormick -Goodhart.
Also on exhibit in st. Marys
County will be Sotterly, with
Colonial architecture; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Satterlee; Kingston. built
Evening star., 1941-05-04
By the Associated Press.


ABOARD THE S. S. EXCAM-
BION, AT SEA, May 3.-Cuba-
bound and happy about it, former
King Carol of Rumania and Nine.
Magda Lupescu put distance behind
themselves and Europes war-f1am-
ing atmosphere today.
They were exuberant at the pros
poets of sanctuary in Cuba and the
islands first class climate"
The royal party, travelling in
plebian simplicity, secretly boarded
this American liner -freighter hours
before she left Lisbon behind
schedule early today. They spent
their evening while waiting to sail,
first in the lounge then in the bar,
without overworking the bartender.
Accompanied by Ernest Urdareanu,
Carols faithful former palace
chamberlain, the refugees stayed
in their cabins from noon yesterday
Evening star., 1941-05-04
| Know Your
Army
Third of q Series.

I-Third OF q SerteS.-"
Ay the Associated Press Feature Service.
Commissioned officers, who may
retire at any time except during ma
tional emergency, wear insignia of
rank on their shoulders. Their pay
varies according to length of service,
dependents, etc. Rankings are as
follows:
Evening star., 1941-05-04

am. Saturday in the Mall area ad-
jacent to Sixth street and Wash
ington drive.
Immediately after the parade,
which is expected to continue for
about three hours, a luncheon will
be held at pm. at the Washing
ton Hotel at, which phases of school
safety work will be discussed.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Moses. Mrs. Helena Johnson Butler,
Mr.. Barr, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. Grace
N. Bevard, Mrs. Eta Moore Nash,
Mrs. Mary c. Hine hewitt, Mrs.
Norton. Mrs. Myers, Mr.. Lewis, Mrs.
Katherine Hogan Roman, Mr..
Bates, Miss Jacobs, Mrs. Mary Lith-
gov Michael and Mr.. Bowling.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Parrot Mascot Is Confused

CAMP EDWADS, Mass, May 8
tP.-Popeye, the mascot parrot Of
Battery E. 1s0th Field Artillery, has
disconnected the whole battery.
When the brief command "atten-
ton" is shouted, Popeye promptly
responds navally: All hands on
deck, the general is here"
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Captain 1.-TWO silver bars)
Commands a company in
the infantry, a battery in
field and coast artillery, a
troop in cavalry, a flight in
air corps.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Major gold oak leaf
Second in command of a
battalion in the infantry,
field and coast artillery; a
squadron in cavalry and air
corps.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Lieuteant Colonel tsilver
oak leaf Commands a
battalion in the infantry,
field and coast artillery: a
squadron in cavalry and air
corps,
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Colonel (silver eagle)-
Commanding officer of a
regiment: group in air
corps.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

First Lieutenant Zone sill
yer bar)-Assists the cap
tain and takes his place in
case of absence or disabil-
ity.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

(GN General (four silver stars
JE Chief of staff of the mill
tx tary forces. The office o1
- general exists only wher
Il created by special laws.
fNert: Field Armies and Corps
(Aredssy :
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Brigadier General Zone
silver staD-Commands a
brigade, or wing in air
corps.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Second Lieutenant Zone
gold bar)-He normally
commands a platoon.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Lieutenant General (three
silver stars)-Commands a
field army, Of which there
are four in the United
States.
Evening star., 1941-05-04

Major General ttwo silver
stars - Commanding gen.
eral of a division.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Oregon Tourney in Second Round

Columbia Prep Of Portland vs.
Beaverton. Roseburg vs. Psrkro.s
Vale w. Corvallis. Baker W. Sill
yerton.
The zll-time individual tourns-
ment scoring record went into the
discard last night when Sam
Crowell led North Bend TO 57-2s
victory over Psrkrose.
Crowell scored 81 points 10
break the n point record Of Ted
ssrpols OF Astoria.
Klamath Pals establishes
itself a an outstanding con-
tender by downing the lanty
Roseburr quintet sl-ls.
Salem rot off to . running
start with sl-s2 victory
over Columbia Prep.
Astoria had difficulty IN over
coming a scrappy little Val. high
school team 41-35 after trailing
1918 AZ the half.
Meanwhile ooVned Beaverton.
4o-22. Eugene edged out Corvallis
24-Is. and The Dalles tr1umphsd
over Baker. 1911.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Stanford Five
AT Play Site

$1,000 ''s
80 s".'v ~
s.s,ssa nee ''-'Af for 10 pssye"
~" ""tts" -" r'' sh'
fseifi' '"ss' t"nfefsnss h""p
sa-aas''"hshsf
'hs ss"'ssh hsas'"n ~h"sfs
he.asd " S"seh ssrFsu pe.n'
shi -"fs e.' enes to-day before me
"psntnt piss"h zane '"m"ff"~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

The rsoems Cocker spaniel
club win .ssrs an accredited shoot.
ing field trials event, with sept.
Ia the tentative date selected.
Retrieving plays . major part
This Vas decided Of . meeting
Of the organization thi. week
ON. hundred and nifty two year.
old Chinese phsassnts and 200
pigeons ~iil BE- required for the
trials
There will s> papp, pos,~es.
ah-aGe and amateur handlers
events.
a Tacoma club npsos>r.hip
drive 10 n s~iag with Fart
Cei.on. sr-. In charge.
oregon states isst trials drew
5000 speetsior.
Canada. reports sy. siso =
planning . similar event IN sep
TENDER.
That provides spaniel tsprinssr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Warner May
90 TO Idaho
Tiny Thornhill Also
Mentioned for Post

MOSCOW. Idaho The san Jose
State College coaching oomeins-
tion Of Glen L. lPopl Warner and
Ben Winkelmsn wss reported
under consideration tedsy for the
football coaching vacancy 81 the
University of Idaho.
Warner has been advisory coach
at San Jose for the past three
years. while Ninkelman became
head grid coach Their. last year.
succeeding bud De Groot
Idaho athletic authoritie.
declined "a com ment on
whether Warner and Ninkei-
man might he selected Ia sue
ceed deposed Coach Ted Rank.
hut those close Ia the Nands1
athletic picture said the San
Jose mentors were heinx con-
sidered for the post. II MAS
not known whether they had
made application for the Pcsi-
ton.
Warner Is the second former
Stanford mentor to be mentioned
for the Idaho job University Of
ficials disclosed yesterday that
Claude f. Tiny rhornhill. former
Stanford coach. had applied for the
post and was being favorsbly con-
sidered
Warner has been acting only in
an advisory coaching capacity at
San Jose. but II il believed that
the veteran mentor might welcome
chance 10 again coach a Pacific
Coast Conference football team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Reese Promoted

CHENEY. Nssh. Red Reese
head coach at Eastern Washington
col.s. Of Eduestion. va. named
director Of athletics AZ the in-titn-
tion yesterday.
Reese viii eontinus Ia act as
head coach in all sports frssdsnt
Ralph T1sjs announced.
Prof. Arthur &. Woodward head
OF the department Of physical sdn-
cation and health. win continue In
that post but will have charge Of
recreation and intrsmursl spofts.
In his IL years At Eastern wash.
inston. Reese won ~ league
championships In football. stu In
basketball and Sven In track.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Shuttle PLAY
Hits Finals

oty h~dmlaton nnsls IN tssi
title play ar. On schedule this
Thursday nigh,
Las, nights results in all aisi.
,lons ser.
J.a,.r siris' singles Marry
JACK defeated Anita Derby IA
ia RUTH Grain defeated Marion
ingram ITO. ia
we.ses's s.ssi~.i Jusnit. stern
defeated BETTY wordsa ia. Ill.
Mary Ann Jslusleh defeated Dor.
othy Morton ia ia
M-s's ssaslesi Jses purrisst 40.
festsd Bln Nelson iss tsia.
Francs. Chapman defeated Harold
Maui is-a 1871. Richard Meyer
defeated Jack Dafrsst is-io.
Isl.
Nonss'. saohie.l Dorothy Nors
ton and Juanita stern aefsstsd
Mary Ann Jslusieh and Ruth
Grain 1879. tst
Meas d.,sbiesi Jscs Dufrisst
aud IAwt.ncs heC.mant defeated
Paul Fordyc. and pies fsls is-is
i5as Francis Chapman ard hlchs
ard Meyer defeated Normsn Hen.
shaw and Hlll Nelson 49, 1911.
Jack Durrisst snd Lawrence Ne.
csmsnt defeated Fred Henry and
Don Erwin 1871. is-s Francis
Chapman and Richard Meyer DO.
fsstsd Ralph IRWIN and Al KEMP
1871. 1914
M,sed ep~s doubles Mary Ann
Jsiusleh and Francis Chapman de-
fsstsd Betty worden and Kenneth
Johnson 1874 1911
kised handicap d.ubiest Don
Erwin and Perry fsis defeated
Lois Weller and Al Kemp is-T'
1873.
Schedule for finals fnaf@daf nlshi
80 hsfsY JAct % RUM Gtsiu
Junior sifis singles.
so. Juanits stern W hary Ann
Jslusieh womsns sinsls..
sio. rrsnois Chapman W Hieh'
ard Meyer Mems singles
10. Dorothy Morton and Jusnita
stern Va Gths Murray snd hss.y
Jses =Womens doubles
500. Jsek DuPfisst and faSTsnes
Ascsmsnt w Francis Chapman aud
Richard Never Asns doublss
$40. Juanlts Btsfn snd hiehafd
Never W Mary Ann Jslusish aud
Ffansls Chapman AiEed open
doubles
, 40. Don irwin snd fsssy Feis
W Dorothy Morton snd DHes u~Htsf
Mined hsndirsp doubles.
Results Of city badmlnton plsI
"wednesday nisht .efs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Eight Southwest
b Teams in Play

GENTHAfIA. Wash. - Eight
Southwest Washington ~ league
high school basketball teams
started the annual hrse.dsy dis
trict tournament here Thursday
afternoon 10 determine the win
nor ~ . berth in the stats hoop
tournament
csthismet and La csntsr were
10 vic IN thu first Esms this after
noon. followed by q TIT bet~een
Boistfort and Moellps. Tonixhts
games were 10 feature Pc MI
against Woodland and fi~sao sp-
posing Oasyilis. oakvlils 10 de-
Tending district champion and took
second place in the state tourna-
msnt al seattle last year,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
exas and Cal
Dominate Play

KANSAS CITY, Mo- California
and Texas dominated the quarter
finals Of the National Intercol-
legiate Basketball tournament
today.
After three days Of play, two
California teams San Diego State
and Santa Barbara - remained.
Texas also had two representa-
tives left, West Texas state OF
Canyon and Texas Wesleyan OF
Fort Worth. Three teams from
the southeast were still in the
running: Murray lKy) State. APP
palachian of Boone. ~. c. and
Delta State of Cleveland. Miss.
The Missouri Valley area.
which had monopolized the
championship for four year,.
was down 10 q single repre-
sentative, Maryville MOI
Teachers.
Yesterdays results:
Delta State SO. Superior Tea
cheers IS.
West Texas State So, st Msry's
80
Santa Barbara state 81, Bemidji
Teachers ~.
Murray state 81. Alma College
80.
Appalachian College -, Balti-
more University rs.
Msryville Teachers ~. stephen
Austin 2s.
Texas Wesleyan IS, LOUISIANA
Normal ~.
San Diego state 80, Culver
Stockton Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

COLUMBIA. No. - Tfs bssk.t-
ball teams u Arkansas ard Wyo-
ming universities champions 81
their respective conferences. siii
open the scAA western division
plAyoffs in Kansas CITY. March n,
u was announced today BY George
Edwards. University Of Missouri
coach and tournament manager.
The second game thai night
~iiI b. betsess the winner Of
the STAFFORD " Ashingfes
stale pia,eH on the sssf
esa~i .sd the winner ~ fhs
Grsightos- lows stale pi.ysf
ia k.asz. tify.
The yictors viii meet the nss,
night for the western title and ihs
lossrs viii play . consolation game
The gam. for the national title
pitiing the Kansas City winner
against the eastern division ain
nsr. vii 10 played in Kansas CITY
March 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

SALEM. Ore.-Led by the de-
Tending championship Salem quint,
eight teams moved today into the
second round of the Oregon high
school z2d annual state tourna-
r1ent
When the smoke of battle clears
away tonight, only four Of them
will remain 70 battle for the right
to play in the finals on the
Willamette university court Sat
urdsy night.
Todsy's championship piay:
Salem vs.. McMinnyille, Ma
mafh Falls vs. North Bend.
Astoria W. Eugene, The DsIles
Va Oregon City.
The consolation schsduIe:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

PORTLAND -rtew-s~< n--sss
Ssss. .~sa s~<ssv the fsst -
tween Al m-.s.k 80 Afaaa
Mathews. .eh~<sas~s s.s uss~A ~.
hss t-~~s e~se~is~S
tsass ssta tAst sisee . se~
s~siss e.ssssss-s.~ Aes Issss h~>s
sppeissea ssss ~tIl s~s ss~~s ssssl
tem.ss.s. ss-essse f~s ~ shss
c..ia act ~ sises " sss~s f.s -
effective pssusssisa cs~~Sa,sa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Three Coast Schools
Withdraw From AAAA

NV YORK Membership In
the intercollegiate. A. 4. A A. was
reduced 70 ~ today following the
resignation OF three west coast
universities Southern California.
Stanford and n. c. l. A.
Bushnell could give no reason
for the joint designations. but the
expense % sending team, across
county might have been q cause
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Sabin 10 Meet
Norman Brooks

OKLAHOMA CITY 49, Wayne
sabin OF Portland. Ore. 1898 in
door singles champion. meets Nor
man Brooks Of San Francisco to-
night in what il expected 10 be
the only close singles match in
third round play Of the National
Indoor Tennis tournament
Today and tonight's schedule
lists eight third round singles
matches and one first round
doubles match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Trap Shooters
Meet Sunday

The Tacoma Gun club will en-
gage In the Seattle Star tele-
graphic shoot Sunday al the locsl
grounds The Tacomans beat
Seattle club and Ellensburs
shooters last Sunday TO take
second place in the race Next
Sunday the Tscomsns meet Brem-
erton club twice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
COMMUNITY LEAGUE
n ST. RECREATION

Results of Community league
matches last night at the X St
Recreation alleys:
Arctic Bottlers defeated Gen
ersl Distributing. 277% to 7772. b.
Thiel Of the Bottlers rolled high
total. $50. and A. Hoffman Of the
same team high single. 2io
Nemo's beat Coast House,
2ss5 Ia 1880. Joe Meyieha of
Coast House posted bifh total
$40. and tied his t~smmats. Joe
k~pdxi~r. for birh single With
1919.
X St Recreation defeated Homs
Plate Tavern. 277a 10 272s Bill
MCCOY OF Home Plate had high total
SAT. and Bill Bennett OF X 81
Recreation high single. iae
CammaTano Brothers defeste
French Bakery. 1891 To 27ta n. Ped
erson OF Cammsranos had high total
OF $50 and high single OF ala.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

breed te<s act semp<ts sass~st
the other
Tie estimated ee~t 80 sssHtnn
sush trisls i $50
Esp<rt shess eho ere names
-fans- a. ne shoesinn
The sport % eitkln ne fas
CLUB officials sss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Ski Weather

Todsy's road and ski report
NJ. Maker - Tsmpersiurs ~
no nss snow % inches on ground
clear and calm.
Stevens rsss-Tsmpsrstufs ~
no new snow. 81 inches on ground
clear and calm.
>asbss ra..-Tsmpsrsturs ~
no new snow. ~ inches on ground
scattered clouds. east wind
ssoq,ssimie rsss--Tsmpsratufs
&c no nov snow. - inches ca
ground: clear and calm.
Parsdis~--rsmpsrstnrs %. nc
new snow ~ inches on ground
clear. east wind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Propose Oval
Near Tacoma
Rodsos and oshss
Features plonnod

a 49, -
>sss ss'shsd - . teAs<ss svoee
sns.s~s<re scoth - reecma. y
elsns - shrcasN - svcsrseA
1850. - -.
r S
"shs q = sesvs - ne ~ 1se~-
- nlaiss s<sSsmv - shs Y.eo-
ma .oivmc.s s,sh~.x .>.< -
a.~sr-.. -
ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Local Cocker Club to Stage Shooting Trials
r.n,utiv. Dat. Set for September H. Report
With Pigeons and Pheasanis as Targets

81 eockerl owners wiih three
event. 10 participate IN during the
SEASON
re become . champion. aox
must ain .ls two accredited
events with an sntry q 10 80.
than sx an=sse dogs e each
event Each victory enants five
points
The fall trtAls slii ~ for bath
springer and cocker breed. .
combination trial although enc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Casting Club
Bills Session

The Tsooms Casting club sili
meet this Thursday night st =
O'Clock 81 the Jefferson pisyfisid.
Those Interested are ssleoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
Elk Hound Missing

Eugene Linden. philharmonic
leader. reports his Norwegian cd
hound. on. Of the fsS In the North
vest, missing from the Linden
Lakewood home. The animal, fe-
male. II four months old and
answers 10 the name Of FnYa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14

anu Hldue lnem INTO the Snain-
pions of today.
Two months ago Kennedy
said his biggest job was TO
build a winning spirit at Lin.
coin. Towards that purpose
Kennedy put his every effort.
Every game was a game TO
win and Kennedy, with one of
the toughest schedules in the
state, tackled them one by
one. never skipping over one
10 get al an easier opponent
in the next game.
Consequence was that Lin
coin lost games. usually after
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-14
sHfFYaHB% ITssff
HrDaIgM ALLEYS

Eskifnos are Immune 10 many
diseases IN their native land which
they readily contact ~hen visit
ing warmer climates.