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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Rugs and FIoorcouerings

30 Room-sixs Broadoom Remnants $3.50 to $3.50
81 Oval Pieeed Wilton Rugs; 24x45 inches. ga. lbs
30 Wool Wilton Oblong Rugs, 24x48 inches ca. 3.95
216 yds. 27-ineh Carpet Remnants. yd. LOO to 259
z59 yds Inlaid Lnoleum Remnts; ssstd 80. yd. 69c
AZ Wilton Rugs; 36x63 inches; frnged ca. ABS
$50 yds. Felt Base Remnsnsi- assorted yd: 25c
81 Pastel Bathroom Sets; 22x34-ineh mat. .l9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

lers wishing to aid the national
defense program by donating
their blood should register in her
office in the Red Cross House,
1853 East jefferson. Volunteers
should be between the ages of q
and go and in good health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Room 200, 307 West Fort street.
Three rooms rent for $3.50. four
rooms. $50. and five rooms, S32.50
exclusive of utilities.
The project was named for So
journer Truth, famous Negro
woman who campaigned for
years for emancipation and equal
rights for members of her race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures, Gifts

81 Reflector Floor Lamp Bases; MARRIED 2.9s to $50
80 Plastic Table Lamps; complete asstd Pastels 19S
43 China Table Lamps; complete, rayon shades .2.39
SO Folding Steel Bridge Chairs; slightly married LOO
23l Pottery Vases mater's seconds ga. 39c to 29S
Table Of Lamp Shades; slightly damaged;
Table Of Table Lamps slightly damaged; rayon shades
Assorted Mirrors and Pictures; slightly damaged
Table Of Slightly Damaged Gifts. Reduced
Table Of Vanity Lamps and Shades. Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 3O.-Peti,
tons seeking repeal of the Neu.
trality Act will be circulated or
the campus of the University oil
Michigan today by the Student De.
tenders of Democracy. a campus
Organization formed ito comba,
Hitler" =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Mems furnishings i.

326 Mems Shirts; seconds; white, patterns .59e
242 Pajamas seconds; cotton annelette pcresle 89e
1878 Mems Handkerchiefs; white, borders 05s
l246 prs Socks; rregs rayon- cottonwood. pr. 19e
613 Shirts Shortsj Winter weight; irrsgulars 37s
5e7 Shorts; ends, cotton broadcloth; briefs lee
z38 Chalmers Union Suits; irregs; lightweight. Tee
1s2 "Chalmers Union Suits; irrsgs., hvywsisht. s7e
4lS Chalmers" Knit Shirts, Shorts; irrsss... sos
II Mems Jaekets domestic capeskin; cossack. .6.75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

3S4 Dresses and Suits; seconds, samples. .69s
l56 Knit Combinations; seconds; rayon stripe 39e
1s5 Rayon Satin. Crepe Pajamas; 2nds samples. LOO
I'll Rayon Satin Slips; seconds; odd sizes. soc
1913 Cotton Knit Sleepers; seconds; pastels .69e
l02 Snow Suits; WOODEN and-rayon; to 6h .3.6s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Bedding Department

ie2 Atwood Single Blankets, 72xs4 inches. e.. 45s
z74 Gotten jacquard Spreadsi seconds. sa--1-s s
Odd and Soiled Blankets and Comforts; some rsyons
Floor Sample Innersprng Mattresses and Box Springs
Odd, Soed Shower and Window Curtains; some rayons
Assorted Soiled Sheets and Pillow Cases Reduced
Remnants of Muslin, Sheetins, Tickings Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
en- Gets Gun Contract

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30
QNSl - War department an
nounced today that a contract 10
supply guns had been awarded 10
the General Motors Corporation,
totaling S9.4S9. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Women's Lingerie

I79 Cotton ChaIIis FIanneIette Cowns Pajamas 90
426 White Cotton Slips; built-up Or strap top z9e
24i Cotton Crinkly Crepe Gowns, Pajamas. 89e
1877 Printed Sheer Batiste Gowns; 16 and II. 39c
322 pes Soiled Rayon Lingerie Use TO 200
4ol pcs. Soied Cotton Lingerie. Toe to 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Drapery Department

3ll Fiber and Denim Auto Seat Covers. .... ca SOC
2s3 Washable Cotton Crash Auto Seat Covers 45e
4e3 Assorted Tapestry Sqdsfss, 24x24 inches 39e
457 Odd Window Shades; some 2ndsi ass'td ga. zoe
706 Embroid Cotton Net Psnels 30 ms. wide 89c
Isl Chntr Chair Pads; assorted patterns. ca. lsc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

81 Cotton Knit Pante Sets, 2pc. style. soc
ia Wkfts Cotton Knit Shirts and Banda. Zoe
1913 Toddlers Cotton Dresses, Suits, musssd Soc
AZ prs. Infants so Wool % Silk Socks. zoe
49, So 1915 Wool Shirts; rsyon stripe; sosd .Z5e
Crib size Mattressesi innerspring; sosd. -495
1889 pcs. Infants Toddlers Soiled Wear Toe to 29S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Knit Underwear, Girls Lingerie

ABB pcs Rayon, Cotton Underwear; soiled. -. l5s
3l4 pcs. Soed Damaged indies; eottons, rayon .Zoe
249 pcs Underwear; rayons and cottons; soed. poe
los -Memsns- Cotton Knit djaekets soc
2es Women. Rayon Combina tions; seconds. 79e
I24 Girls, Jr. Miss Slips seconds; some rayon. SEE
133 Women. Rayon Mesh Chemise. .39s
I76 Women. Suits; zds; part rayon. Tee
81 Girls Cotton Broadeloth Pajamas; prints. see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Misses SportstUear

$50 Wool Sweaters; eardigsns, slpons. 89c
2e6 Coat and Slipon Sweaters; wool. S9e
AIS Skirts; wooden cotton andr ....... sec
223 Skirts; wool wooden an -rayon ...........l.39
1871 Skirts; wool, WOODEN and -rsyon ..........239
297 Rsyon Crepe Blouses; white ............. 89c
262 Corduroy Jackets; boxy, fitted. .,.......l.39
81 Jackets; wool, rsyon- nd " oolen .......2.39
81 Jackets; wool corduroy rayon. nd. wooden $3.50
l74 Corduroy Pinafores; red, some brown -. .2.39
$50 pcs. Summer Sportswesr; cotton, rsyon. 39e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Table Linens and Touching

500 Colored Border Cotton Crash Napkins. Toe
I7s Plaid Cotton Crash Searfs; 12x36 inches lie
2is Plaid Cotton Crash Sesrfs; 16x45 inches 22e
lo2s Knitted Dish Cloths; seconds assorted. ca o5e
els yds. 16.in. Cotton Toweling Remnants. yd. 09e
50 Printed Cotton Crash Cloths; ENDS; 52x52. 69e
lis Printed Cotton Crash Cloths; ENDS; 36x36. soc
70 Turkish Weave Bathroom Lid Covers; ends. l5e
Odd and SoiIed Cotton-s Rayen Cloths Sets Searfs
Cotton, Linen Remnants Of Table Damssks, Towelng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Women's, Children's Hose


364 prs. Tom Boy" Shoes discontinued styles 2.59
22S prs. poll Parrots; Discontinued styles .2.19
los prs. Poll Parrot Shoes soiled odd sizes SO
Ill prs. Childrens Shoes; oxfords, straps high 90
2S2 prs. Infants Shoes; discontinued styles Soc
ia prs. Infants High Shoes white brown 90
ESQ prs. Childrens Shoes soiled, damaged SOC
3ll prs. Great Scotts; discontinued styles. 90
90 prs. Great Scots seconds samples ..... I. 10
LIT prs. "Keds"; samples; high or low styles csc
17S prs. Rubber Galoshes; brown white ...... see
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Charity Fund
Pledges Is Pct.
OF 1910 Total
Civil Defense Director
Chief Speaker at
Today's Luncheon

Detroit Com munity Fund
pledges scared to $653,632 today,
more than 26 per cent of last
years grand total, as the fourth
day of the charitable fund drive
was designated as Home Defense
day.
Regional Director Raymond j.
Kelly OF the sixth corps area OF the
Office of CIVILIAN Defense was
scheduled 10 address foday's re-
port luncheon. Presiding over the
meeting will be Earl j. Failor Of
the Funds Industrial and Com
mercial unit.
$4,000 LARGEST GIFT
Largest OF the individual gifts
announced yesterday were $4,000,
contributed by Mr.. and Mrs. Wal.
ter o. Briggs, and an identical
amount by the Briggs Manufacture
ing Company. Mr.. and Mrs. Wes-
son Seyburn pledged $4,000 and
DR.. and Mrs. Fred T. Murphy,
$1,000. The Industrial and Com
mercial unit forged into the lead
with a total collection of $67 ,661
10 date.
Although the current grand to-
tai is more than one fourth of last
years figure, the $653,632 re-
ported yesterday fell far short OF
the $707,2 72 announced at the
third meeting of 1910.
Representatives OF Industry and
labor explained and endorsed the
two-year-old work subscription
plan whereby an hourly worker
by pledge time instead Of cash to
! e fund campaign.
The speakers included Bayard
d. kunkle, vice president in charge
of General Motors Corporation
personnel; Secretary Treasurer
George Edwards OF the Detroit
Housing Commission; Waiter G..
Wisdom, business representative
of the Allied Printing Trades
Council tAFL); Frank VIM, pub
licity director Of the Ford local
CIO United Automobile Workers;
President Edward J. Anderson of
the Goebels Brewing Company.
and Matthew j. Kerwin, presi-
dent Of local 80 of xthe Brewery
Workers Drivers (AfL).
FORD PLANT JOINS
VIM told the Fund workers
that the Ford Motor Company'sI
Rouge plant. employing approx
-mately 10000 men. had joined 40I
other plants in the work subscrip-
ton plan.
Other individual contributions
yesterday included;
Detroit Steel Products Company.
$4,000; Mrs. Henry B. Joy, $500;
Aaron Mendelson Memorial Trust.
$500: Judge and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Butzel, $1,000: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Thayer Mcmillan, $1,000:
Mrs. Fremont Woodruff. S2.400:
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mendelson.
$1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Sumner. $1,000: Square d. Com
pany. $l.750: Seymour and Troes-
ter, 81 500; Detroit Steel Castingl
Company, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Inglis. $1,000; Luria Bros.
and Company, Inc. $1,000; Mr..
and Mrs. Nate S. Shapero, $1,000
Sarah NJ. Sheridan. $3.50: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Raymond Boyer. $500;
Mary Woodruff. $500; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard w. Jackson, $3.50:
Nc, and Mrs. Alfred c. Marshall,
20. Motors Metal Manufacture
\ Company. $3.50; Whitehead and
Kales Company. $3.50; Henry NJ.
Fechimer Memorial Fund. $644.32
Mrs. John w. Staley. $3.50; Fed
eral Life and Casualty Company,
$500; Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan,
$500: Miss Madeleine Newman,
$500: Anne d. Russell. $500; and
Great Lakes Transport Company,
$3.50.
For the "InSide News" of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Royons and Woolens

1888 yds Remnants, wooens cotton velveteen, plain
and novelty rayons included REDUCED
746 yds. Remnants; printed, plain rsyons. .yd l9e
4z3 yds. Woolsn. Wooden. Cotton Fabrics. .yd. 7se
1853 yds Cay Rayon Pisids; 80 inches wide. .yd. 3sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Cotton Wash Fabrics

1919 yds. Woven End-to-End Chambray; red yd. 13'
1924 yds. Remnants; assorted wash eottons. yd. Io
114s yds Remnants; pereale, cotton bdeloth yd 49,
1865 yds. Printed Pereale, half pieces I'd. l6'
642 yds Printed Seersueker; short Lengths yd. 49,
946 yds Remnts Printed Cotton Flannelette yd. Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

(Nsw Used. Rebuilt and Floor Models IneIuded)
Frisid.ire; 6.9 Gu. IT,, 1941 Model C6. 1884, 5
I Hudsonj So Gu. f., 194l Model JB652 l34.95
I Hudsoni Sd e., 1941 Model HMS642 1885
Kelvinatorl ST. f., ls41 Model Sc. .95
Hudson; 6.s Gu. it,, le41 Model HMD691 1895
I Hudson; 81 Gu. IT,, l94l Model HMBSl. 1895
l Easy Washer; l941 Model 4A42. $500. 59.95
General Electric Washer; l94I Model 32l .95
Speed Queen Washer; le4l Model Ills. 90. 95
I General Electric Washer; l94l Model 3l -. 64.e5
Thor Washer; I94I Model 42-s. ..........N.59 .95
I Hoover Cleaner; Model 103. ............... 9.95
Hoover Cleaners; Model 543. ....,.........19 1895
Hudson Cleaners Model 1888. 34.95
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Junior Miss Apparel

IS Spring Goats; rayon- and. wooden .........2 go
as Dressy Spring Goats; rayon- and wooden 490
al Spring Coats; dressy; rayon- and wooden. $50
At Corduroy Suits; Fall eolors. Observation-Disclosures 500
43 Fall Suits; WOODEN and-rayon .............. 500
as Drsssa.,-xAyea crepe, spun raxon. ........2 200
81 Dresses, Party Dresses; rayon, ........... 800
"a Furtrimmed Coats and cotton 21 90
FL Sports Coats; wooden and rayon .........I69O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Larger Size Apparel

81 Dresses; Summer, Fall prints; rsyon crepe ZOO
SO Fall Dresses; spun rayon 800
81 Dresses; tailored, dressyi rayon crepe 400
Spring Coats; 4s to 6oj rayon- -wooen. $50
Is Furtrimmed Coats; wooden yon- nd-cotton 1000
IL Fall Sports Coats; WOODEN snd-rsyon. l4.75
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Dresses, Households, Uniforms

1873 Misses Rayon Crepe Dresses; Fall prints. 2 l
~ Cotton Corduroy Chenille Houseeoats; soied. 2 S
Ill Uniforms; seconds; cotton poplin. 70
So Cotton Quilted Houseeoats; broken sizes. o
265 Cotton Dresses; majority seconds; to clear SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Fashion Accessories

ia Bags; some damaged; Imitation leather,
rayon Observation-Disclosures. see, 79e, 119
266 pcs. Neckwr; white pique lace 39e 59c. 79c
lac Belts; leather, povelty types 29c, 39c, 59c
2S3 Handkerchief; linens and lawns .03c, 07e, lie,
96 pcs. Yelling Rents; asstd Lengths Ice, zoe, 39c
342 pcs. Cost Jewelry; damaged see. 59c, 79c
$50 prs. Women's Gloves; double-woven cot pr 59e
ESQ prs Gloves; cotton, sueded rayon fabric pr 39c
SIS Children's Rubber Raneapes ..,.......... 39e
81 Umbrellas; irreguiars; rayon .....,......1 Lac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Toilefries Department
Luggage

"a Weekend Cases; seconds, l6-inch ..-.-.-..
q Wardrobe Cases; seconds, imitation leather
Is l4-ineh Skate Cases; seconds, colored met
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Misses Dresses
Women's Dresses

493 Fall Dresses; rayon crepe, spun rsyon 2
IS Rayon Crepe Dresses; Fall eolors. B
81 Dresses; tailored, dressy; rayon. ...........4
SO All-oeeasion Rsyon Crepe Dresses. S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Misses, Women's, Girls Hats

1913 Misses, Womens Hats; felts. ............
1877 Fall Hats for Misses and Women; felt
1880 Girls Hats; felt Scotties,' bonnets. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Girls and Teens Apparel

So Girls Printed Cotton Dresses; some soed 10
oS Girls' Jenkins; corduroy wool. ........... CSC
IA CirI.' Blouses; rayons eottons ......... CSC
4S Girls Snow Suits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
81 Girls, Jackets; corduroy; bright coiors 1.19
26 Cirls' Fall Suits; corduroy ...........2.9 200
20 Girls Reversibes; rayon and wooden. $50
81 Blouses; white cotton; coored trims. .49e
81 Girls Robes; cotton blanket cloth ...... 1.39
rs Teens, Printed Cotton Dresses. ...........1.I9
IS Teens Spun Rayon Dresses; solid colors so
IS Teens Dresses; plaids eolors; rayon. .2.90
rs Teens Corduroy Pinafores 1.19
SIS Teens Skirts; spun rayon; Fall coIors. 69c
81 Teens Corduroy Jackets, boxy styles lie
56 Teens Corduroy Suits; Fall shades 200
So Teens Jenkins; corduroy ................ 69c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Notions Department

81 Knitting Bags; with metal frame tops. 39e
65 Braforms and Garment Shields odd Sizes ca. see
90 prs Silk Dress Shields; misstsmPed. 49,. pr. ice
Sc prs. Nsnsook Dress Shields; misstamped pr. lie
Closet Accessories and Oileloth Remnants Reduce
456 pcs. Silverplated Flstwsre; discontinued 09e
Odd Lots of Assorted Notions. Reduced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

Mems Shoes and Oxfords
81 prs. Brogues; brown, black plateau. pr. 500
IS prs Mems Oxfordsi elsssed imperfect. pr. 1.95
II prs Bowling Shoes mostly small sizes pr 2.39
IS prs. Uniform" Shoes; bright black. pr. 3.29
y prs. u. 5. Army Shoes; rejects. pr 297
a prs Mems Slippers; cIassed imperfect. pr 1.29
20 prs. Athletic Shoes and Oxfords $500, DR. SO
z prs. Big Boys Oxfords; brown, black. pr .95
IS prs. Big Boys Basketball Shoes. pr 1863
HI AV STORE HOURS $3.50 TO $50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30

ia Coseets and Stepins; rayons, soied g.!
1858 Corselets Stepns CrdIes; rayon; soiled. :,
249 Foundations; rsyous; oileat-cdd sres
311 Foundations; rayons; soiled; broken sizes. a 81
1877 Bandeaux and Garter Belts; rsysn. ........ q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-30
Misses Coats, Suits

rs Spring Coats dress, sports; rayon wooden 0t
1873 Spring Goats; rayon-and-woolen. ........70 TOT
81 Fall Suits; plaids, solids; rayon wooden. 800
40 Fall Suits dr-maker types rayon. wooden OF
3S Suits; tailored, maker and 2of
20 Suits dressmaker styles; rayon- woolen Is OF
81 Fur-trimmed Sports Coats; ooen-&-rayon. i 0t
So Fall Sports Goats; WOODEN nd-rayon. 1o0t
rs Fall Coatsj sports, dress; WOODEN 0t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Dope on Grid Bowl Coaches


BFF JONES. Nebraska Mec.nsy rrsdu-
ated 1917 coaching
1920 10 1929 the Went Louisiana
state talked back Huy Long threw him ~ tho dressing
Went 10 Nebraska 1887 sis title first
shrepd tsetcan.
CLARK d. sHAIGHsEssy. Stanford shay Mime
sofa graduated In 1917 Hs coached Tulane yoia South
and Chicago where dismal
time faculty job 10 take Sanford adopted
formation To win Coast title Might have become pianist
JIM CROWLEY FOrdham- SLEEPY Jim q sors DANES
-Four Hosmen nsshy favons Of Knuts Roesns
Went from Michigan state Fordhs 1888 - the leading
sxponenis ~ the fockney system Rsa, story isisr
HOMER NORTON. Texas M Homer Iil Norton .
sHouBd athlete southern College srsGu-
aied 1915 Following stint professional baseball he bses
AZ Centenary College and with unds,sd
IN 10 Went 70 Texas A 4 NJ IN 1894
BOB AEbLssD Tsnnsses MAJ Obsrt Reese ssyand rrsGa-
1910 1904
1875 Went to
Panama 1885 active retired 1885 10
Tennessee An he charge Muscle Shoals
FHask IIsIs coszsLshY played tackle
Tor Rockn. Eos DANE graduated 1890 d. hn coach
GsosstoSn then on.9 Crowley Michigan STAT s~ebsd nth
FofdhAm developed EaHs ucb
Has been head coach G bth q shh sfoEh me
Eagles howl hd
ALLYN MchEfs Mssissipp8 stat. 8ekssn - ssy-
Land having sBd for Tennessee from iszs thEh II
Has been head coach a. nisaiasippi state 1893
JACK HAGEETy, John 1. HaEsftY . strictly
Georgetown product His frat coaching 1872 he
toos for alma yas indicated for -
games before losing Boston College his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Ski Weather

The state hsghwsy Aspestmsssp
rcd ssA sht repsss tsAsyf
NJ. Wshsr-- rs@pssnssss III
fssv Isehes ss~ ss~ws - te~hGs
- svs"~Ai svesessss sktsss sss1;
sss~ ~ rod esssy ssatss.
sisvsss rsss--re@pssssnss -.
five is~h~s sew ses~s - tsshss
90 sssssAi ssescass 80 sa1ns
sssw - sssAs eha1ss se@sssse1.
sssSnaissSs rsss - reHspesaesses
n. sis ls~hss aew sssws ~ taeonD
90 sssss<s sseseAse 49, sstm.
ssshss - Tewspsssssss 1ti Gvs
isshss se~ sssss - tsshas -
sss.sa. sseses~s 80 eaIWs osae
sp~s In shi sssas
rsssdise--rsmpsssssss ~ ssges
isshss s~w sss~s - ts<aas -
gs..sS. ssessssas s~sshwss1 w1n1s
sssA spss; ehsiss rssu6ss1-
fD~ss rssk--fsmSesntuss ~ 80
iseh s~w sssws ~ tsehss -
sssas~i iiEhs ssssh~sss wta1i
sssseasi. shtsss ssssiissss 49,
GOD ~iss eAasss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Huskies Ski
To Meet Lead
Neu. Redlin Top
Collegiate Field

Sun VALLEY, Idaho - Two
University OF Washington skiers
Carl Neu and Bill Redlin, today
were one-two in the point stand
ings At halfway mark in competi-
ton for the Bradley plate, win
ners trophy in the national in
tereollegiste four-events combined
ski meet at Sun Valley.
The skiers went In MI. Badly
today for the slalom event.
Neu wa. on top with 1877
points after winning the A.,
mile crosse country race. had
100 points. Other leaders were
Bobby Blatt, Stanford, 1871;
Felix Bertagna. Washington
State, 174.4; Jack Numbers.
Idaho, 15I9, and Jack Sch
neider. Washington. 164.6.
Numbers, Idaho junior cham
pion, was the tournament surprise,
finishing fifth in the downhill and
sixth in the cross-country. Art
Strom, Washington. was second in
the cross country, Bertagna third,
eidar Gjolme. Washington.
fourth, and Schneider fifth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

Saddened but serious after at
tending the funeral this morning Of
their fellow Terminate. Harry Wer-
hsky, College OF Puget Sound
bsskstballers have workout
scheduled for tomorrow (Ee~
Years Day. morning as they face
three tough games over the COM
Ing weekend.
Friday and Saturday the Log
gers travel to Ellenxburg for a
; t~o-game series with the Central
Washington Wildcats. The Loggers
defeated the Wildcats in mid
December but may not .. able To
repeat In EilensburF. minus the
services NJ Wsrbiskv.
Coach Stuart Parks will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
Briggs No. |
Baseball Man

ST. LOUIS Walter o Briggs.
sr.. president Of the Detroit Tigers.
was named the No man Of base
bali for 1910 by the Sporting
News, national baseball weekly. IL
WAS announced today
william r. McKeehnie, manager
Of the National league champion
Cincinnati Reds. was named the
outstanding manager Of the year,
and Bob Fell.r, pitching ace Of
the Cleveland Indians, the out
standing player.
Briggs was cited for his gen
crosby In maintaining high
salary standards for his play
ers, for business acumen, for
the building OF Briggs sta
dunn, for his sportsmanship
In accepting the decision Of
Commissioner II. VI. Lands
which deprived his organizA-
tion OF 81 players and because
he refused 10 support abolition
of the non-trading rule for an
American league champion
ship club.
II. Roy Hamey. secretary ~ the
Kansas City Blues. wAs named the
leading executive ~ the minor
Leagues. Larry Gilbert Of the
Nashville. Tenn. Eol,. vss named
the outstanding minor league
manager.
Philip Rizzuto, Kansas City
shortstop nos slth the NsN YORK
Yankees. Von the award for the
outstanding minor league player.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
RuInors Run
Wild at Meet
Grid Chiefs Tolk
OF Job Vacancies

NV SOak - srsss ha,s Of
American collegiate sthtsttes
wound up their tso-ssy meetings
today in . wsltsr ~ nimors con
corning appointments ~ nine foot.
ball coaching vacancies
Msan~hlls. IN. ,nmni, ~ In.
formal talk approached these con.
illusions. which may he right or
wrong
% Paul Hfossn Of Msssilon
fOhiOb high school siIii mas the
inside track for the coaching W.
oancy ., Ohio state
tz Taiss nef~ushry ~ Bfo@n
has virtually eilnebsd the Dart.
mouth JON. although certain msm-
b<rs Of ths sthistle council fssor
Adam Walsh Of Bo~dan or BlIl
Clerk ~ Exeter.
fa1 Frsncis schmidt. sho 70.
Gently resigned from Ohio state.
has practically accepted the post
at T,il.. a.. ~hsrs he once
coached
90 Gh~t nsssffel wks
sos4hsd 81 Tulsa last s~ssss.
!. asdefsssssd Ia have sTsspssa
the birth 81 Wsshisstss $50
Seffss.ss.
go Md assdsii. fsrmss
bssss assstsssseh Ass m"ss
r~essiiy osssh ~ Hsssssssa
college. .. said IN 10 wssppsA
sp for delivery 81 Msiss.
Ldstis vas said about ma va
sanelss ., Colorado. Springfield
asssae hslsstts State "a Marquette
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01
GRA>DST ~
THREE TERED

The plant OF the new Golden
Gate Turf club 10 the third ma jor
track in California The others
are Santa Anita and Hollywood
Park. tho latter at Inglewood. not
far from IL. Angeles Golden Gate
II the first track built upon such
a scale In northern California.
The course IA unique from a
structural standpoint n has the
only three-tiered raestrsok grand
stand In America. IN. grandstsnd.
clubhouse and Turf and Paddock
club enclosure are under one roof
Through such construction. club
house customers. on the second
tier. and Turf and Paddock club
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-01

members. on the third tier. ere
directly esntsfed on The fnish
line. At most other tracks. Gus.
toner. who pay N. most money
are 10 the night Of the finish. and
have . poor visual snGle due n
the srrswling construction ~
stands This IL eliminated 81
Golden Gate by building up In the
air. Grading ~ turns makes both
front and hack stretches iss feet
longer than those ~ any other
mile track
Tho track IL built on the side ~
a hill The front II the hill was
blasted away 10 make . place for
the front 81 the stand. The hack
Of the stand 10. literally. the hill
itself This saved 81 500. 600 In
steel construction. II also enabled