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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANER. Apex, good condition;
bag, can be cleaned while on machine; So.
VACUUM CLEANER, Hoover. model 725,
with attachments, SIS; vICTROLA. Edison,
mahogsny, attachment and records tcost
S34o), S25. Columbia 3l77-J Sunday. o
VACUUM CLEANERS Electrolux. all at
tach. large. brown model, like new S22 so;
Eureka SS. Service, $50 r st. ne. DU.
7943.
E6fgRH E6sgR9 qEHANEEHqeyFRg 5s55 1889
with att rsRgt1t SRsr sFaEs aPd SqsE co lie new yr
sos 18th ST. NV National 7773. 21'
VACUUM CLEANERs--Gala reopening sale,
rebuilt cleaners as low as S695. We are
one of the Oldest and most reliable vacuum
cleaner parts and service companies in
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th St. NV National SS7o.
yIoLIM w zHS., good condition SIS. Call Geor-
WASHER, General Electric; wrincer pump;
S60.50: ironer. $40. AT. 1852.
MAIZE spex Of s abc mOsss ssz
filler pump hose. 10 DAYS TRIAL; pay
81 weekly. Two-tub spinner washer half
price, Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
WASHERS (used--Spinners, Blackstone,
Prima and A: B. c. Call Monday, am.
to pm. simms Radio Co, 351o 18th
st. ne.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs. new and used;
RIDGELY 1924 14th st NV CO.
WAsHERs-Bendix.r reposs de luxe model,
new 1870 Thor washers, with pump. in the
crates; $40 95; easy terms: pay with your
ELECTRICAL CENTER. 514 10th ST NV.
WASHERS prices on brand-new
srates at dsonr Of m9re than eo c
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. L!be-al trade-in allow
ATLAS APPLIANCE co.
Washinsto",s L7rgeS- Ap7hnnce House,
o2t G. nv. E-tire Rni,ding;
District 3731 Cre1 Rves. Till PM
wAsHERs and ,IRoNERs. gala reonering
Biz tradc-in allowance, Easy terms You
nav nav with your light bill WE ARE
ATfT AgTB1R1zER s3y4! sALEs AND sERWIcE WEgIE ToR
HOUSE, A. b c. AND THOR i-7 --'>
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th st. NV National SS72.
MaSsEr WASHERS Rendx Home Laundry. floor
j. C HARDING CO.
5,7 1oEb EIeftrieSl St. Nv HeadauartfES; Nx a,so.
WASHING MACHINE. with wringer. good
RA 1880.
WASHING MACHINE. electric. kenmore"
(Sears), excellent condition S12. so. Falls
Church 1864 Mrs. Kiessling.
WASHING MACHINE; excellent working
condition: 81. WA 1902.
WASHING MACHINE A. B. c.. wringer
type: perfect condition; S17. 1907 Ran
dolph st. NV
WASHING Ma CHINE. Bendix standard re-
duced to SH9.50; also prima spinner. $50;
liberal trade in and terms. j. c. Eggle-
stnr. 3506 Ga. ave. NV.
WASHING MACHINE Bendix. new 194f
MODELS: only Sl09. 80, complete installed
no down payment, S4 65 per month Phone
no. 200. Sateman's. pol" r. I. ave. ne.
WASHING MACHINES, Maytag, Thor
Apex and Easy used, rebuilt and floor
samples SLABS up
J. c. HARDING CO,
Electrical Headquarters.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

394I GARRISON ST. NV. Chevy Chase,
d. C.-Nicely furnished room. new home,
Seml-pVt bath: gentleman preferred
Evening star., 1941-05-18

Monthly blooming. climbing and tea roses.
Petunias and suapdragon. not in bloom,
Soc dozen. ASHTON NURSERY, 6510
Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

$3.50 10th ST N W. newly furn. rooms
for 3 people or large bedroom for 2. Meals
optional Home atmosphere: uni. phone;
near express bus: reas AID 1859
Evening star., 1941-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

w ~FN&s'
sErEEIdERAToFs ETa.EsT s !aHee5 Ronday LeensTd
0 pm, simms Radio 35io 18th st. ne. y
mechsnicai condition. w. $40 cash 46s3
tone tone porcelain toi outside e. double door; fast
freezer, lge. ice capacity, Ain: insect
proof solid cork insulation: Kelvinator
iaoft. t box: :0fn in use; GS' S47.5o AT. 5s52.
REFRIGERATOR, late electric 4ls Gu. IT.,
heater. S.: 1905 Webster st. n.w. ia. 03sa.
REFRIGERATOR Majestic, Theoretically
sealed unit; in good condition; $40 Call
REFRIGERATOR. westinghouse: gooed
condition; party MOVING; reasonanle, 1879
Farragut NV. Any time Sunday.
REFRIGERATOR G. E, 6 Gu. it., SCI
Sold for storage charees. Also rocker
REFRIGERAToR, .gas, apt, size; quick
sale, $50. 1914 Kennedy st. ne. North
1864.
REFRIGERAToRs, gas Eiectrolux and !
sfaTsFifi short Time. A'Ss 81. T. 8 7461-J. '- Na' ~ w
REFRIGERATORG-Do you want bargains
in nationally known refrigerators, washers
and other appliances? Come out to the
Ga Gs46 G modeis, S'1is G. E. Hotpoint
Kelvtnator, Phico, Norge, All brand-new
frigsratois, excel cond at lowest prices,
oasn %ARp q FS5E RADIO S AfPPL1ANgEs aao
largest refrigerator display and selection.
All makes: al models, all sizes, at rock
undersold, .Compare our prices and mer.
chandiSe, 6 before @ ] you buy L9Tge selection
Crosley, Coldspot. Kevinator. Leonard, etc.
from S19,50 Up to 3 years free service
We are authorized G. E.. Hotpo.nt. Norge;
crosiey dealers. No none down. 3 years
Rrard-new 1910 standard refrigerators
with Swear guarantee in factory crates
1O' Lux APPLIANCE COMPANY.
WaShjnet9n,s Iargest Refrigerss or Dealer
Sll 9th s. opea NV Till 8 B, sM p0ll' no
REFRIGERATCRs Gala reopeninE sale,
renosseSsionS gnd rebuilts. G, E. WEST
NV and many cers as as low $40 o.
easy terms You may pay with your light
bill Washington's largest service in all
MAKES tsi51S57'Ris; EIEcTR1cAL CENTER.
514 10th St. NV. National SS79.
Re e. shs fsE YIN R9R
on new youP od ox
Easy terms. Washington,s largest serylce yc,s
may pay with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER,
514 10th st. NV National SS72.
prices on over 500 refrigerators in all
makes models and sizes from Gu. IT. to
A. Gu. ft. We have the largest display of
refrigerators in various models and sizes
in Washington We guarantee no. to be
undersold Brand-new 1a41 standard
makes of refrigerators with factory 5-year
guarantee at Atlas's low prices. Twenty.
six years experience is your guarantee OF
satisfaction We have a group of General
Electric, Frigidaire. Westinghouse. Crosley,
flower. used models in perfect condition as
low as $40 Better refrigeration values At
Atlass famous low prices. A group Of
refrigeratorS in 0ricinal factory cases viii
be sacrificed at deep-cut prices of SOC off
list prices No money down. Long. easy
terms. Unusually liberal trade-in allow
ance.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
4 IDEAS

Will bring Unbelievable charm. originality,
beauty and character to both your home
and garden; we specialize i'll water gar
dens dry walls. fagstone walks, terraces,
rock gardens outdoor fireplaces. tennis
courts tall evergreen screens, foundation
paintings everblooming rose. perennial,
annual and shrub borders, lawns seeded.
Maryland bluegrass sod: suggestions end
estimates are free Lincoln 1925.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

CABIN BOAT. 26 IT, new. s150. Phone
Warf1eld 2996.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
J C. HARDING CO,
Electrical Headquarters.
Sl7 10th ST NV MA o16

517 10Th st. NV Ma. 2160.
WHEEL CHAIR. practically new. reason
able. Ant. 3l4, South Clifton Terrace.
CO. 7744.
Honduras mahogany. 20c
ft; ideal for furniture work 6319 Sth
st. NV RA. 1854
Evening star., 1941-05-18

1853 CHAPIV ST. W-Dosirab,s. W.
furnished double and single room: con-
Evening star., 1941-05-18

1857 EUCLID ST. N.W-At,ractive front
basement rm.. private home; conv. car and
bus lines; gentleman
Evening star., 1941-05-18

chicks, Matching Tuesday and Friday after
moons; custom Matching Thursday. Com
munity Hatchery. Meadows. Md. Hillside
0474. Capitol Chickery, 1l02 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. Ii. $500. Open daily until pm.
STARTED CHICKS AND PULLETS. Blood
tested breeders, 1907 live del guar. Write
for low price list. Roselawn Chick Farms,
Dept. T. McAlisterville. Pa.
BARRED ROCKS. R. I. REDS. white Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
COwAN'S U S. approved baby and started
chicks hatch every Wed Custom Matching
Cowan.s Hatchery. Bowie. Md. Phi. 2341.
Evening star., 1941-05-18

1923 IRVING ST. N Y.-Tar-e- 9t1-o =. =.
Soutnerr exposure: semi-pr.vate ba.h: III K.
PRIVILEGES. Frigid9ire
Evening star., 1941-05-18

l322 l. ST. W.-NeWly decorated sinqls
ana dble. rms some with running water,
showers. Rates. $3.50 weekly up
Evening star., 1941-05-18

I3oo SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Large front
room, twin beds. private BATH reasonable.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1857 Conn. ave. 3rd
H0oE. COOL quiet, east rnl.. running water;
adj. shower: elevate So5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Cubed Steak and GRAVY

CUBE ONE pound Of a thrifty
cut OF steak such as round or
chuck. Brown in hot fat. Add
/ cup boiling water and ! tea
spoon cornstarch mixed with
little cold water, and salt and
pepper to taste.
Add ! large green pepper, cut
into squares. and 2 large sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Points TO Remember When Choosing Glasses

sons wear them; they don't
signify that you will be a sit-by-
the-fire the rest of your life.
When fitting a pair of spec
tacles the specialist takes a
birds eye view of the facial fea-
lures. The shape and arch of the
bridge of the glasses are CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

HERE ) a sign-ol-Spring en-
semble for a girl who likes clean.
young. slim lines A two-timIng
style Pattern 1854 for the dress
is smart all on It's own and the
Jacket goes with everything.
Anne Adams has chosen prin-
cess lines for their lltheSome
grace ard easy making. She has
interrupted the How of the front
panels with an upcWVed center
Aga4-t-AtaIf4 that's very s4inafning.
'AS'0rT77 Tf7C engaging Shape Of the
neekhne YOU might edge IT
with a froth of lace or ruffling.
using more OF the trim at the
short sleeves and round the
h4aHHH=4- iiF--- = tr1ttr attrr1-
ton 20 the well-cut. neatly butt
toned Jacket let il have long
or short sleeves have il match
or contrasting The dress.
Pattern 1851 IS available in
misses sizes j. i 10 and Is.
SIZE JIG. dress takes 3hs yards
39-Inch fabric and 5ls yards lace
odging. Jacket rs yards con-
fruzt
Send fifteen cents 15c) in
coins for this Anne Adams pat
tern. Write plainly size name.
address and style number.
A9drcss your order 90 the
Anne Adams Pattern Depart
amcnt. 1Z25 Times Square De-
iroIf, Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

ordinated with the shape of the
nose. The right ones will make
a long nose look shorter, give
length to a little button nez.
make all the difference in the
world in appearance. That should
be a sweet consolation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

onions cut into eighths. Cover
and simmer until steak is tender.
Add 2 large tomatoes cut into
eighths and cook 2 minutes
longer. The gravy may be sea-
soned with a few drops of sea-
soning sauce. Serve at once.
Boiled rice is an excellent ac-
compartment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

IF THE time has arrived,
lady, when you must wear spec
tacles, do. not weep your eyes
out and make yourself miser-
able. You can get such becoming
glasses that the curse is re-
moved.
After all. plenty of young per-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
MEASURING FAT

TO MEASURE solid fat-is
cup, for example first fit
measuring cup half full Of cold
water. Then add fat with a
spatula until water reaches top
of cup. Pour off the water and
you will have left in the cup
Just u cup of fat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Moehes Charlotte

II large nuts.
/ tablespoon unfiavored gelaun
4 cup cold water
"a cup hot coffee
"A cup confectioners sugar
3 ounce package cream cheese
/ cup heavy cream, whipped
teaspoon vanilla
s lady fingers
Cover nuts with water. Boil
5 minutes. Drain. Cool slightly
and slice lengthwise. Set aside
until needed. Soften gelatin in
cold water. Add hot coffee and
sugar. Stir until gelatin is dis
solved. Chill until mixture be-
gins to thicken slightly. Arrange
sliced Brazil nuts in decorative
pattern on bottom of mold. Pour
over a thin layer of coffee gela-
tin mixture. Chill until set.
Beat cream cheese until smooth.
Add TO remaining gelatin mix
ture. Add whipped cream and
vanilla. Chill until il begins to
set. Then pour a thick layer OF
this coffee cream over the clear
layer in the mold. Again chill
until set. Cover with sliced nuts.
Decorate mold with lady fingers
and sliced nuts. Fill mold with
remaining coffee cream Chill.
Unmold and serve. Serves s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
COOKERY HINT

BE ADVENTUROUS Make
flavor tests OF foods TO help in
crease your pleasure in cooking
and your reputation as an out
standing cook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Simple Sweet
With Regal
Accent

STUDDED WITH slices of
crunchy nuts, simple charlotte
goes royal when topped with
cream. Brazil nuts are the
gems set into this shimmering
gelatin mold that's as full of
flavor as a cup Of coffee and
smooth and crunchy at the same
time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

36-hole mid-south open, first tour
nament Of COLTS winter circuit.
Sarazen joined amateur Eric
Thompson Of Pinehurst and
Bermuda 20 shoot q combined
total of l22 and win the pro-
amateur event yesterday. The
zen-Thompson duo reg
istered q best-baIl score of s,
In the second and final IS
hole round.
sarazen, the Brookfield Center.
Conn, farmer, slsshed seven
strokes off par for the cours. 10
esta olish new record Of So. He
was aided six strokes by his part
ner who was allowed a handicap
OF Tour and used three.
Goggin, White Plains. n Y pro
and New York Amateur r. n.
Appleton, carded best bali score
OF 90 for 36-hole total of 12e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
In Top Shape

RIVERSIDE, CaI.-Coach Norm
Duncan said today the Camp
Ham army team was in top shape
for its game with UCLA Saturday
and that an sll-star team of for
mer college athletes would give
the Bruins rough time. Starting
backfield for the Army will In
elude Dave Anderson, one-time
University Of California Rose bowl
fullback. Wally McElmury. former
University Of Minnesota freshman
fuIlback, and Bob Eckenberry. for
mer star at Upper Iowa college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Hans Lobert
May Get Post
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA - Possibility
Increased today that John r.
(Hsns) Lobert, veteran coach Of
the Philadelphia Phillies, would be
named manager of the club for
1912.
Il haven't any official announce
ment to make concerning man
aver for 1912 now" President
) Gerald Nugent said last night.
But | will have something at the
minor league meeting in Jackson
Vile"
Lobert would succeed ]. Thomp-
son (Doc) Prothro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Ping Pong Play

The Tacoma Ping Pong league
held its second round of play of
the season in the club room on the
third floor of the Medical Arts
Bldg. Wednesday night.
More than the usual amount Of
interest and excitement was dis
played due 10 the entry into the
league this year OF several out of
state champions.
Play consisted OF a singles ehsl.
lenge contest In which any member
could play any other member.
Total points ~ well as total
games were counted.
Winner for the evening was 1t.
Huniehen Of Fort Lewis with 40
games won and a total OF ABS
points.
Runner-up was Phil Holman
with is games and 367 points
Third man was Joe Kent with IL
games and 3e5 points.
Twenty-Five members took part.
Next week Will see the continue
tion Of the challenge until all mem
bers have played each other.
.
We are In the fourth decade Of
the twentieth century.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
All-America Swim Teams

NEW YORK - AL America
mems and women's swimming
teams. both ranked on a par with
top flight international squads.
have been chosen for approval of
the annual Amateur Athletic union
convention at Philadelphia this
weekend. IL was announced today.
Otto Jarez Of the Chicago
Towers club heads the mems
squad which Ia chosen an
nually and Nancy Merh of the
Multnomah A. c. Of Portland,
Ore, placed first On the wom-
ems team, chosen for the first
time this year.
Jaretz won four plsces-the 100
yard freestyle individual and
berths on all three relay teams
while Bill Smith, 17-yesr-old Ha-
waiisn. was named for the 22O and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
CENTURY IVAGtE
GnIIsHIN Atl.ti>

CENTURY Iattt
COLISEUM ALLEYS
lee Garrison, president Of ths Cen
,ury league, captured the individual
scorins honors in league play Wed
nesdeF night on The Coliseum sufts.
shoottnE 722 for the hish sinsie game
and Sal for tho hisb total
The tIot hlef. son four points
from fhs Hstfsfs 10 Ne bstis i"t
first pisre. wbifh the aiafhiefs
tn.l over b. . marin of tso
points Haftrrs previously led ~
our pslnt ABshefrnsn sam toiss
led the pse Isadsfs In . nirs
series. shooting $50. Oscar wsx-
stsen contributed . 2os sinfis Tor
usnisss polnd.d along near the
ton t.flns three from Ksnnsls. with
Gsrrisou shooting Sal and NICE
striric $40. 70 lead ths Hanff sttack
John PAlois quintet won Tour from
HARD wares, with f<if Jensen rolling
S7s for the b<st score
Bud Hccormies rolled sos 70 psee
Psuisons In al win over MOSS
smirysRDs LIAars
BROADWAY ALLEYS
Jack Hsdlknd vac tops IN the We'd
nsedaY night matches Of tas snip
Tards league on ths Broadway siisys
with $50 <riss Including singles
OF AFU5 ~<V anu w
other rood scores b, the ship
yards men insiadsa; Asfka psxsf
sts Howard Robbins 1SBs tfsnh
whitman sal, auss Bsnd 5,s.
irwin snyder ss5. Geots tiks
sra. and a.. Csrtsrifbi So
Results: Atlas 3 crans,s J pAlnt.s,. .
I>ocsl NO - .. cAYpsntsrt ! r1soli
a Eastern 3 welding supply .,
pairt<rs /. Tavern 3 steel Products 1.
co A 1aHD a. ". LEAGUE
CoiIsEtN Aittf-
me co. a 7sFd q ~ issxs< rolled
ia weekly matches on ths Coles utn
siisys "wednesday Afternoon and me
Tornnny Rodriguez With zsz for tb<
high single 81 ne caf % eo~ntcNn
alleys. sDe bs7 for me hisn toisi OF
romlngs team won fesr from
Davis. Htrusaiss Non four from hia-
ssils. hs1ssils son ire ifes.
UstrucE
iassp iSrANrsy iracrE
aOiIspi n ALLY
ms Issfd Infantry is4sls b0sis'1
On to Coliseum kiisys AsanNe1s1
Afternoon % establish sFsfsssa fef
me regular campaign shieb 81
M Isssas .m consist Of -
t<sms and ain ssiB the citg
.s-os lsflon and the a. ". q.
HIsE sauss ~ Ia op< nspz e<fis.
vent - lsadoff nnsn. kiono;skl. u
co N sho rsxlHtsfec Hfcs 81
sinsls LTsdoff iran kasanzy. 10
Msdlezl D~iacEsnelt rolled ST f1s ia
hizh series
Ha.fsn Community fssEa<
The Tassrns TOOK four from ofo-
esry No zsls - ASA Hsit ffo~r-
Ter. rolling soz .es.ss. sne ~ singis.
xss b4sh mar TOT ia sinnsrs. D4Ys
DaFia led ne i<ssefs sitn SyT s<fies
anc a zoi single
In Pa k0e.ed over me Ofoosfy
No 4 14s1 70 z<sz 70 tsks tHfes
polnn Jonn M1fpny sas top man
scx the winners Nth eel s<rlea ard
lS1 9snzle Ths losers ssfs 20 ~
Jake .andsneafs sho soSssc 20
arc zoz
m Besrfrssn took three from ths
Cafes. zs1s 70 1tl7 Wafss< Bars<g
rolled kizn gsnse q zoa s1lc series u
Sss f0f the winners. while De- ktfn-
arcs va nisn man for me iossrs ~i'n
ne Markets toos total pins from
fhs Eoises zsis 70 z7ff out tbs
point sefs split tso ana tao. Bran
HUFF. b<ating so for the second ron
a<cuflE< wefk PIT together zsrses 81
ala. ia and z2s foz high series o;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Luiherans Ready for Their
Seventh Straight Victory
Meet Linfield in Stadium Friday
NIGHT in Third From Lost Come of al

TIE spectacular Pacific Luth-
Grams. those youngsters who can
DO almost anything with the ball
in the air or on the ground. are
ready for their Friday night game
IN Tacoma stadium.
The opposition is a big team
from Linfield college. Oregon. and.
according TO Coach Olson Of the
Luthersns, They are just the type
of team that could stage an
astonishing upset
Coach Olsen worked his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Hiitinq the Old Head Pin

e0s George ssumsnn rolled high
ksms OF zi3 ana Hries of SGT fu the
Wolves Also turning N god ssofss
rsre Lev kyanSich. sol l.. rsitlsf,
sss, and Ar Eriesson. si7.
Community fsssas
n ~ hssfssflon
Hammsfse hmlths soss ca :.
o asa.s i 1ss' n.h .., n.h ' o.,s..
Pop Men asss a. '. oxarss ssas
..pls.' r .i A.z Nv "'"
oAs Msn 1s$7 ioi ". osDsrsis 1900
r. hish ss.iss J Ls,.ehssi isi;
"is t.ssp.s. 5.zf Is '' y. s.s.. z4sz
fsB. Hish ssms Cobb k~elsy lss.
hish ssriss cobb kssisy sss
sl.ssls League
risy Nor 4llsts
csfs zeeo ~ 70 Bius Hibbon 7sss
a. High game Al Asfsn0 xoi. hish
krfisn Al ipska Sta.
Castle 1913 80 " bslry store zsss
ssft~s. Carlson bir
B.rbss snop 7sTs ~ " no.ts 77si
tsl High game hcAinn zos. hisn
senss. Aehlnn bss.
:. Tscoat RAriaoADsns Itaots
Accountants 23se - W NIL 1tss
~. ulsh ssms. Dxsin 1871 hish
ssriss D3stn 800
Wnssis zess ~ ~ Lumb<fTsFd
z.si 20 49,, nlss .s sms. T.f' i's. S'sn
car nbot~ 7s7e 20 70 nsehins
sfsap No J gzi hish game. Spur
100 nlsh s<fsss. spur 90
Nslosfs zs4s 90 - Painters zsT7
"a Hish game Pip nunkSs lsis
hisn s<Tlss. lou noffnssn s>s
AR osns g@3z co. ~ hsfhiss sslop
No / 7ss5 81 hish ssans, Afs~
Is7. hisb ssrlss. hrix< so.
pyasssI vmslspsss' League
Hi-Wsy stisfs
Bonsfo<& a. ts Pen eiiins ~,
Hlsh ssmas D<lmofs rs nish ssfi~s.
L<ingofe t<s
Road Camp - - hsslass 'y1.ss
81 Hisb game B4fora 20. hash
s~fles. jazz VAL al
Hos Island ~ - Asf tss ~
Hlsn sanss Hudson lss kixn ssfi<<.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Park Basketball

The PARK RscFsstlos Bssksthsii
league opened sts first half s<fiss
last niKht OF ths b<il2rfsins
naples. Portland Assngs. jsffsrssn
Plsyflsld and Latter Day Saints
winning.
Results: Portland Aysnss ~.
nonsrchs 10. Pat asslsy starred
for Portland ssrnsrinE sifss
points whls Jack Boyd was high
point man for ths Monzrens slth
eight
jefferson Pisyfisid beat Messiah
Lu,nsrsns % 70 q W Hoff sss
high with 10 points for jefferson
Latter Day Saints ana Garage
men played nip AMI tuck until tns
last quarter when ths Saints won
II 70 20. Lornls hsrkis offielztsd
all games. ssxt Monday niThf the
loop viii again see action on tns
Btllzrmins courts.
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OUIMET BARRED IN 1918;
SKILL MUST NOT FIGURE

There are hundreds of amateur golfers employed
by sporting goods houses who do not fade an iron
into the green well enough to he banned. The
hitch comes only when the u. 8. G. Ais convinced
that their skill has something TO do with the amount
of their salary.
The u. s. G. A. has felt this way about II for
many years. Because he was partner in . sport
ing goods venture in Boston Francis Ouinet now
vice president of the U. s. c. A. lost his amateur
standing In the fall of 1915. could not compete In
the national amateur the following year. ouirnet
was restored to good standing when he gave up this
business.
ouimets brother, wilford. entered the sporting
goods business a little later but was permitted 10
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44o-yard freestyle posts.
Adolph kiefer WAS picked
for the backstroke and relay;
kiycshi Nakama. $50 yard and
mile freestyle; Jose Baimores,
breest-stroke and individual
medley: Steve Woznisk. long
distance individual and tram;
Earl Clark. both dives; and
Tahsshi Hircse. two relay
teams.
In addition 10 Miss Merh. who
took the tt0-ss0 and mile free
styles positions, Gloria Callen FOL
oackstroke and medley relay
Brenda Helser. Portland. for 100
yard freestyle and relay: Heller
two dives: and Am
Hardin. for long distance individ
ual and team, were chosen on tn.
women's squad.
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coin eluboers. - advises fred
Corooran. manager Of the Profess
sionsl Golfers association.
Wards decision does not sur
prise Joseph c. pey. ir. exeeu-
tive secretary Of the United
States Golf association.
My talks with Bud have al
Ways been in regard 10 his busl-
ness future" says he.
When an amateur becomes as
capable and a. prominent as
Ward. golfers wonder whether he
Will follow in the footsteps Of
George Won Elm and Lawson
Little. or make instructive Pic
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charges hard "Wednesday and
Thursday. he had no cam-
plants
The Iuthersn< win he after
their seventh consecutive VIC
tory this season.
They play the Portland Pilots
in the Stadium Nov. p, and College
OF Pacific. California. Nov. 20.
winding up their 1871 schedule.
The Pilots are coached BY Natty
Matthews, one OF the most spec
taculsr gamblers in western coach
ing fraternities.