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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
WAIT FOR ME-
BY KATHERINE MACY

asked eagerly. What did he say
Where Is Peter >"
Don't worry. she sad. pushing
him back down on the couch gent
ly. Hell turn up. Always does
Come here. young lady said
Rob Macleod sterniy Now. what
did Robert Van Vhet say ." She
laughed. then sat down beside him
and told him. That's the story.
Is Mrs. Van Nliet bringing her
guests up here tomorrow ."
AS far as I know. Jan. Peter
should be ashamed to worry his
father like this"
oh, Peter" she dismissed him
airly and stood up. Mrs. futile
gave you your dinner, didn't she
I'm going to find something for
myself
She shut the door of the kitchen
behind her and leaned against il in
sudden WEAKNESS, her mind in
tumult
Peter again. And she couldn't
dismiss him with q wave of her
hand. just the sound of his name
was enough to waken her emo
tions. as il always had.
II was such an old story. She had
known him since she was give and
Peter was six, when his father had
bought Hollymount. Jan had
taught him to ride, her pigtails
flying In the wind, while Peter
tried to keep up with her.
They swan together in the pool
his father built, roamed the woods
together got under Robs feet and
were properly punished for II.
After his parents were divorced.
when he was in his early teens, he
came to Hollymount less often. His
father remarked, and Peter was
bored with the parties Fania, his
stepmother, brought to the Vir-
ginia estate several times a year.
He went to Paris with his mother,
or to Newport for sailing, or to Il
western ranch.
Well, Jan had learned TO do
without him. She was twenty now,
i keeping house for her father. Peter
WAS al Harvard. the more or less
triumphant elimination of a long
series of preparatory schools and
tutors.
She must know now. Jan thought
drearily. that he WAS only an i'm
possible childish obsession. Yet
he was in her mind. always.
In moments of complete self.
frankness she knew that she spent
her DAYS waiting for the next tim,
he should come 10 Hollymount
Peter Carolus Van ylist III, Parl
Avenue. Newport, Palm Beach
Paris. and wherever else he liked
Jan Macleod. Of Waterford. Viz
ginis.
They didn't match.
So why should she worry be
cause he had disappeared. as h
had often done before II didn'
concern her.
But -. kidnapped
Ito BE Continued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Present
Double Door
Feb. 7 And 8 Are
Dates For PloY

A cast of IL and production
staff OF more than 800 are in the
final stages of preparation for the
Tacoma Theater Guilds presenta-
ton of Double Door" on Friday
and Saturday evenings, Feb. and
8, in Weyerhaeuser hall.
Gordon Martin. who Is designing
and supervising construction Of the
intricate period setting. announces
this phase of the staging is nearing
completion. Miss Bette Flynn and
committee are busy assembling the
many properties necessary for fur
nishing the setting. The production
will show rs period costumes de-
signed by Grace Thorolson and SUI
pervised by Muriel Knapp.
Intricate special effects will be
under the technical direction OF
Virgil Barkley, assisted by Ken
meth Hawkenson and Harvey
Smith. Philburn Friedman, director
OF the Theater Guild. has the cast
in final rehearsals for the play.
Double Door" il a thrilling and
tense drama of New York family
Just after the turn of the century.
Written by Elizabeth McFadden. it
has fine mood and convincing
plot. II played 1a2 times on
Broadway and WAS on the London
stage previous to its production
on Broadway. The Theater Guild
considers II the highlight of its
current season.
Mrs. Roberta Alton. ticket chair.
man. announces . good advance
sale Of tickets. They may Be- oh,
tanned at Frassr's and Rhodes
Book Nook or at PR l222.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Films Grandma Girl Was Play Acting Before
Edison Ever Dreamed Of Inventinq Movies

81 = crank about food- vsEeta.
nan sSos lie sad little
sharply. I don't Ike 10 b labeled.
! RsHt meat. ! at meat. 81,
not offen. and not much. Not TO
much @ anything You know.
these bodies q ours sre pretty
fine things. or could Re. be-
lievs Ne ought = feed en- =,
least a. carefully =. ved feed
good horse
A. Metro one DAY. Grsmmss
vas II pay 4 scene IN 4 night
gown. and Brown told her II Sc
lect the kind she lked-sny good,
warm. old-lsdyish garment. But
! DON'T Ike nightsowns. sh.
protested. How can our bodies
breathe Al night II they'r.
wrapped in stuffy - an - and
her voice trailed off in enharrsks-
ment az what she had sad.
PLEASE ENCLOSE
ENVELOPE
Adeline Reynolds has felt cid
in her time
Al 40. when her husband died
and LETT her with four children
to support. people to whom she
applied for Office work indicated
she WAS too old. She got SO mad
she went home and ripped all
the birth records from the fam
ily Bible. went out and took
business course. and soon was run
ming a stenographic school She
felt old at As. when the San Fran
cisco earthquake and fire wiped
out her business: but she built it
up again. She felt old at ss.
when q few professors tired to
discourage her from enrolling a.
freshman at the University Of
California.
SO she graduated with honors
IN French. and was able to make
a living as tutor after her saw
ings were wiped out by the de-
preston. BY this time. though,
nothing could discourage her.
The pert little actress is proud
of her achievements and perfectly
aware her career has been I'm.
usual. a few people have been
encouraged by my story TO pick
up life again, she said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Sales Grange TO Help
The March Of Dimes

Proceeds from this weeks dance
ST Sales Grange will help swell the
march of dimes" going into the
Presidents fund TO fight infantile
paralysis A crowd matching last
weeks overflow attendance is ex-
pected At this Birthday Ball and
dancers are assured the same good
time that has characterized the
Sales Grange dances all this sea-
son.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Mt SIC Al PROGRAM

Young people OF First Covenant
church VIII present & special pro-
gram of song and instrumental
music al Salvation Army corps No.
.. I1i4 So. 18th ST. Saturday al
S D. m. Leonard Manson Will speak
briefly. The program is being ar
ranged Under sponsorship Of the
Mems Fellowship league Of the
corps. The public is invited.
Workers -WOUNDEx is like 3
doctor on ne Job. adv
Abraham Lincoln was shot on
April "a. 1868.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Ace In The Hole!

Marjorie Deanne, who won
q beauty contest In Corpus
Christi. Tex, has received =
film par which may land her
. contract. but she won't miss
ANY meals or new dresses n
she doesn't. She went 10 Holly
wood expressly for a movie
career. but she found that
wasn't an overnight achieve
ment. So she started selling
mems shirts and socks. Bust
ness became better so fast
that now she has 40 statesmen
10 support her In luxury while
she haunts the casting offices.
Women just cant gel along
without the men or can
thew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Doll Extends HIMSELF!

Art Doll. of Brad Bannon's Gen.
fury band. has turned on the heat
for the dance which will be held
tomorrow night at the big hall at
Fife Square.
Some time or other Art has
heard that tried and true one
about variety being the spice of
life" and figures 1t applies to music
rs well as anything else and 30
he has set up q group Of new ar
rangements for the big time to-
morrow night.
Brad WAS in for a chat and told
me he will have a good program
for the boys and girls and
Brad should know q good program
when he sees one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
S400 for Booileuqinq

Rizieri Buonaguidi. charged with
two offenses of illegal sale of hard
liquor by the drink at the Little
Inn So 96th and Sales road. was
fined total of $500 Thursday aft
ernoon by Justice Clarence E. Lay
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Gladys Next!

Our next stage attraction at the
Temple thester will see Gladys
swarthout, star of grand opera.
holding the spotlight. She is booked
TO appear the night of Feb. 18th.
Advanced seat sale In now being
conducted by Bill Tibbits at his
usual hang -out at Frasers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Northwestern Woodenware Co.
plant. closed for some time due 10
lack Of orders, will reopen Mon
day. Feb. s. on one-shift basis.
starting at : a.. m. IL was an
nounced by L. Jensen. assistant
manager.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Z Second Chorus

q hurricane.
Miss Goddard does one dance
with Fred and does II well
but makes no attempt to iii the
shoes Of the former dancing part
ner who In now making a name for
herself as the white-collared girl
81 ''Kitne Foyle."
Second Chorue" lAcks the
s.Ginger" Of former Astaire
pictures but 10 nevertheless .
good production for the mod
erna. Music there h In gener-
cus quantities with Artie Shaw
dishine 10 out on numerous oc-
cations.
The other new attraction il
titled. Behind the News" and fea-
lures Lloyd Nolan and Doris Dav-
export. Doris In the young lady
you saw with Gary Cooper in The
Westerner"
The story. ~ lite title inn
plies. In . newspaper yarn with
Nolan playing TIE role of IN
Ace reporter. l don't know
what Nolan's limitations are
hut Hollywood doesn't either
because he has come through
with top performances In every
assignment he has been given.
This story has plenty OF action.
40 little comedy, and cafe rough
house that will do your heart good
=. II you enjoy such pastimes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
It's Like This!

Remember. :. I asked YOU
En- pnnctuate . sentence which
MA published In this column
yesterday did you make
Here's one way Il can ~
done:
John, where James had had
had" had had had had:
had had pleAsed the teacher
moro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

TACOMA RANKED nd

Out Of rs western cities. Tacoma
ranked 22d in 1e40 for building.
The total VAS sS.e21 SOS as COM
pared to 81. 3ss. oo4 in 1889.
Best butter down again al the
Cow. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Meet John Doe" produced by
Frank Capra and Robert Riskin for
Warner Bros. release. will set q
new footage record for capra pic
lures. Its running time will be
two hours and fifteen minutes.
five minutes longer than the pre-
nous Capra record-holder. Mr..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Core Of the News
DANCE ON FRIDAY

The Park High BOYS and Girls
Dance club will meet from $50 to
1880 p. m Friday in Fellowship
hall. This club is open TO all boys
and girls between the ages of Is
and 81. il il under the sponsorship
of the Metropolitan park district
and Craftsmanship Of the PIT. A.
recreation chairmans council.
hospital flowers. HIM, Florist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

HOLLYWOOD - TIE movies
neW grandms-rirl. Adeline deWsit
Reynolds. says she began play
acting a. the age o. s-Uhieh VS.
= years ago.
Sarah Bernhard vss IS then.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
b. PAUL HARRISON

isecona o. 80 articles OF AdslIuf
daHaIt holds Hhn stArts1 ~
saasHI. $500 - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
AI0IIIf RID
DIR TOR

vent Il see The so-yezr-old
aeiress - ne small house she has
rented. = wasn't AIRY use trying
u -. her or the set q Come
Live With Ne because people
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

pretty good notion that Il AS
ne Ting that hss kept Ter =
lively ard alert - this tine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Smith Goes 10 Washington.
The nev picture. which eo-stsrs
Gary Cooper and Barbara STAN
wyck. Ia designed for single-fea-
turs engagements,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13
Production
OF Cars Cut

Washington, Dec. l3.-(AP)-Ihe
government slashed the production ol
passenger automobiles still 1urther
today and Immediately began s'udlea
to determine whether such proouc-
ton should be halted entirely.
The OPM's civilian supply olEl,
sion. moving swiftly to conserve steer
and other critical materials lof the
nations ware industries, threw OUT
previous quotas for the automotiVe
industry and told manufacturers that
this months output must be cut w
ner cent under December, l94o leVelS;
.Ianuary's output must be reduced
IS per cent as compared WIN Jallo-
arv, l94l. and between now n ileN'
february !, tbs industry's sllualio''
vim be resurVeyed in light OF lhiS
countrv's war needs. If necessary
one official said, production VIII oe
stoned after that date.
Effective December 10 pleNlo'~
December quotas on passenger c',s
must be reduced by 5l,2l2 uni'S "
. total of 1853, 636 for the month IN
january. me manufacturers mus
trim lO2,424 automobiles ron ut o
| previously-set maximum OF @o7'ofo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13

Seized
Coast Guard S m e n
Board French Liner
in New York Harbor;
Crews Taken From
Others.

New York, Dec. 10. - (AP) -
Armed coast guardsmen, acting on
naval orders, yesterday seized the
60,00O.OO0 French liner Normondl2,
one of the largest, proudest ana
finest ships afloat.
Led ny Capt. John Baylis, guards
men sWooped down on the o3,4Zo-
ton liner at the Hudson I'VE plef
where she has been laid up SINCE lac
beginning of the War
At the same time, the state de-
partment in Washington:
that crews of II French SHIPS N
American and Panamanlan poFt>
would be removed as a "measure o,
protection to the crews and Nes5 Is.
Guardsmen also boarded tour
French freighters in New York
ordered the crews to pack up
Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews
commandment of the third naval dis
trict, said the Normandie had beer
seized by Navy orders. He made no
mention of other ships but authofl-
ties in Washington and New YORK.
said they would be operated by INC
Navy. The IA ships total loo,'4' IONS
The Normandie could be useC
either as a TRANSPORT or as an 'I'-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13
7Mq :! d. Mqn yh!!!7 !!!?! 9
ALLEN EPPES

ana Diaries, whose products shs
caueht herself Just in time. "Whose
kindness to me has more IMAM
touched my heart. Just tmfk.
s., 900 for little me Why, a month
AGO | didn't think there was that
much money in all the world
More applause. An orchestra
n]avlne, and a chorus of male
voices singing, where Are You
Going, My Pretty Maid Ana
AGAIN the information: "Thls IS
Station YAZB. The hour is now
1890 o'clock, WundaWork Watch
Time-lhe watch used by the
Trans-Continental Always. Listen
in again this time next week.
Thank you. Randolph Browne, bid
ding you-good night!'
Fred switched off the radio. He
looked at Miss Alice, and Miss
Alice looked at him.
"Weu?" he said.
well" said Miss Alice,
What did you think OF IT."
Fred asked.
"Some of it was all right MISS
Alice replied. Susan really sound
ed lust like she was here IN the
room with me. But, the idea, say
mo she made that s~unbOnnet.'
Don't let that worry you said
Fred. 1T was all part Of the set
up." He got up, dlled and hit his
pipe. She ought to pack up n
:, come right home" he said. before
anything happens to make her 1eel
any sillier than | feel right now.
But she Won a ten-day visit 10
, New York" Aunt Alice reminded
, "She's cot half of that left. She
j, couldn't come home now, Fred.
= "She could come home tonight II
+ she wanted TO-" Fred retorted.
-, .'rhere's an express for the south
! at midnight. | took it once myself
: But you Wouldn't want her to
+ miss seeing the city, would you?'
. YES" said Fred, Il would"
+ Miss Alice sat thinking.
II do miss her she said. But
I want her to get everything that's
coming to her -,
I'm not sure that l do sala
Fred, m~eaningly.
"lNhat are you talking about,
# Fred?" Aunt Alice said. You
II sound sort of-of-like a villain
lie talking
o Fred smiled mirthlessly, "For-
w Get it," he said, He shook his heao
70 slowly. y never heard a girl say
such silly things
s q didn't think they We're SO
silly" Aunt Alice said. II thought
h. she sounded Just like all the other
=. GIRLS OF the air
That" said Fred, lis just the
;" point ~.
Then, after telling Miss Alice
y, led night. he got into his car ane
went for a long ride. He needed t
do a lot of thinking-and he neea
ar ed a lot of wide open space II
v which to do it.
IL ITO Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13

in Ardendale, and a groan doing
thinos TO Fred Mosher's insldes.
"Of All the pifie." he said, Il ever
listened to-this takes the cake
II never knew about Susan's pet
hen named Mrs. Lott" said Miss
A1ica
but about the hens name
said the announcer. "Nhy DO you
cau bar Mrs. Lotto"
rEacal1se she stopped to look
hack n day." Susan replied, land
oo, hit by a bag of salt my aunt
Gronned from the kitchen Window
II did nc such thing" SAID Aunt
Alice stiffening.
"Shbhh," said Fred, and laughed
for the first time since the broad
cast had BEGUN.
The announcer said: That's a
duckv little outfit you're wearing.
T hayen seen a sunbonnet since |
,vas knae-hioh TO a h~orsehy.'
81 Ito If -" said Susan. Il made it
myself
lyon did DO such thing said
Aunt Alice 81 made it."
"Shbhbhh," said Fred.
Susan like the announcer, went
on and on.
Than fnallv came the moment
when Mr.. Daniel Van Vert Jones
can1e forward to present the 50, OO0
check.
susan my de- mean, Susan
INV child" he began. "Nothing has
Given me as much pleasure in years
as presenting this check to you
nm not only proud to have vol
,on,asent Daintv Diana Diaries il
this charming fashion, but In
nroud to be here with you, seeing
O as a true-to-life representative
of that group of busy, innocen
. eirls-the daughters OF farmers.
"Thank you, Mr.. JONES' sal,
Susan, There aren't many of II
left now since GIRLS. like bows. wan
, to ,nsh off to the city. But I hop
2 that when girls on farms sc
thronoh listening in on us tonight
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13
u ~
CL\.. $500. MISS ASSOCIATION
CHAPTER

CHAPTER TH1RTY-TWO
CAT LAST" said Fred softly, as
Susan's voice came over the ar.
Miss Alice bent forward, her
ewes wide with excitement, her
mouth partl" open.
Goodness me- said Susan 5
voice. "Oh, l mean-hello, every
body! NV, I'm so excited, | plum
forgot my Introduction speech
Hello, Aunt Alice, are you listen
ing"
Miss Alice jumped, "Of course
ann she said.
Susan went on.
Excited? Heavens, everybody,
who wouldn't be excited? Now l
can put a new roof on the barn
and prop up that old rose b
that's been threatening to topple
over for years" Susan paused ana
laughed. II mean, if they don't for
get to present me my check, like |
forgot to say Hello, Everybody!
But they won't, not the Dainty
Diana Diaries people. They're just
too SWEET
Then the announcer popping in
again.
rs it true, SUSAN he asked
that you get homesick for Esmer-
AIDA"
Goodness me, yes" said Susan
"Sometimes l wake up over at the
Astor- Waldovia where I'm staying
high in a tower, and am almost
sure l can hear poor Esmerald5
lowing for me.
Il suppose you'll see that Esmer
aida gets part OF your prlz'
money!
"She certainly Will a nice SHINY
bell to go around her neck, o We
can find her when we urn ne.
loose to Craze
Tell us something else abou
the farm
well, let me see" said Susan
lust as though she didn't nav
every single word written II be
fore her. There's Mrs. Lott.
who's she said the announc
er. who was now nothing more no
less than a stooge.
MY pet hen said Susan ar
Fred groaned.
Wen. well! So you have a pc
hen?"
Yes, and she's adorable. On
she's also temperamental-l mea
about laying eggs
"A temperamental hen-that l
a rarity
She won't lay eggs anyWhel
but in my favorite chair on II
back porch" Susan went on. AR
one day she laid two eggs IN IT,
NO"
Yes"
"TWins-no less
"Oh, go long with you, Mr.. Po\
ers-you know hens eve ha'
twins"
Laughter up in New York. a fu
nv look on Miss Alice's face dow
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-13

craft carrier. She was designed and
built for speedy conversion. Cap
tam Baylis said he had removed
about 200 seamen from her.
In Washington, the department OF
justice said the French seamen would
be released and placed on parole.
Built in 1885, the Normandle is
the third largest ship in the world,
exceeded only by the British Queen
Elizabeth and the Queen Mary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Bing Crosby
Favors Plan

sPOKAN Wash. 49, Movie
Actor Bing Crosby today promised
support To spoksn. businessmen
negotiating for an agricultural
fair and livestock shOsv in cor June
ton with the annual horse -racing
season At Pisyfsir track
Crosby. president Of tn. Del
Mar RsetBg association IN
California. tslsgraphs
pledge ~ moral and financial
support" In ths move.
Businsssmen yesterday asked
the city council not 70 renew a
ease for racing At Pisyfair unless
a fair was held during the racing
season They planned 70 submit
bids tomorrow ghsn u. eity eoun-
ol opens offers for tsn-yssr
lesss On the raclng plant
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

INV NoHs rhtsts fist1
wh.rs after n years tHs Nafiansi
league y.sussht fisss again truth
faliy ussx - called ~ at euts
pssst II tassealfs far<lsr lsEtos
Tns Hesailfui uuus az : eaisses
tian - kfesse ..srwn 81 players
ara unassifsalss q kesh M ~ sir.
eulfs
nat IL nc fsssen sAy hTssss IN
as ths rsnriss rhsfss
EvsFye~sy. tnetualns M
Yankees are happy ~ ss< Cd
hlekss Ike F1la Wyatt csniia.
HERMAN. walksF DAVIS sna RssEs
sss = skask At ~osla series sugar
Throw eai Pete Rsl=<s AMI ths
DcdksFs sFe al t~lI players 40
ssfe not ~anisd ~ eas - mere
organizations
nfsssa hleksy Ei,ss kim-
.eaf . .sift hisk IN ths trs.<~
80. sssrs ts..s Ne s~~s - hes<s
NJ he ri.s~~f-eis nstssr. Tie
ffst r~sruit s.es .. Via |. hsa
league hsisssr championship
iars, Mssrhsii ~ss iier-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Coach Tufile
Names Eleven
4lst Division Teum
To Play B. c. Squad

Cessh Lieut. iofsa little =
NJ s1sl niYSioa xfidmsn hss
named IS starting eleven fsf TIE
Eams vita ths NkneeaNer. n c.
seccsr eiun Cfissllss II the hfit-
~ cslumeis nstfoeoas Saturday
afternoon.
The ptsision club stn tsf
Arr. left sns. seh..ff. left
tackle nsaasas. left k,ssfa.
Mari. c~ntsF. ,latmots. rssht
guard. Owens. nEki tsekl..
johnson. right rad. Nii.en.
qslsrtef. rsethnzaa. right halt.
Aschenhsenees. iest half, saa
l<~. fuiiseck.
The soldiers vii 80 ~ chartered
btis.
one hall wili - PLAYED ~ Amer
lean fulvs Ana ths ether hAlf By
Canadian Iulss which specify Anss
OF scrimmsks must - = yard
apart and that down field blocking
y prohibited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
White Sox Win

CHICAGO Lefty Thesntar -.
winner n "a ssmss during ms
Ammiesn isaGus s>sson. faced
young paul Erickson ~ shs cahs
today - the chsssse whsss ssa
seek their sscond straight victory
IN ths 7sth city ssrses.
A fouy-rss spiuyss IN ths asnsh
broke pp . pitching duel b~t~ssn
Ted Lyons ard Claude rssssau IN
Yesterdays opener whieh ths
White Nos pulled osst. ell
whiis son. 600 0oo 0o< = ~ 3
Cubs ...... 600 ooo 100 1 0 o.
Lyons and Trsshl Fsssssn. rssas-
nall tsl sna Mccullough.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Slate Wolf Hunt

LINN, Mo.-Ossge county Ear
nsrs who have lost livestock 70
wolves are planning a drive TO
stamp out the predators. Forty
stockmen have petitioned the In
terror department 10 send fed
ersl trspper TO the county and
the state conservation commission
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
By JIM SULLIVAN

SAN FRANCISCO Quiz pro-
gram fans are In for q lot of
surprises IN the answers 10 The
question OF who've been the best
and the worst football teams In
the Pacific Coast conference since
the birth OF the round robin In
1896.
It's on the tip OF The tongue 20
answer stanford" when asked
what team In the conference has
the best record.
II isn't stanford. but those
use Trojans. coached during
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