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The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
Royalty At
 White House

WASHINGTON - Her Royal Highness, Princess Juliana of The Netherlands, and her two daugh- ters, Pripcesses Beatrice and Irene arrived for. three-day visit at the White House. -.
 The royal woman was greeted on the White House steps by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and per- sonally escorted indoors. Little B atrice ,toddled up. the, steps; and was given good hug by the First Lady and baby, Irene was safely taken care of by her nurse.
 The Prince is now in exile in Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
WALSH DAIRY
NAZI SECRET POLICE
 ARREST DR. GRUEBER
Worker in Behalf of NOn-Aryan Christians Is Taken To
 Concentration Camp

BERLIN - Dr. Heinric Grueb CT, known throughout the Protest ant world for his efforts in be- half of non-Aryan Christians, was arrested by secret police and taken to Sashsenhausen- -Oranien- Der concentration camp where Rev. Marin Niemoller is impri- soned.
 The cause of Dr. Grueber's ar rest was not divulged, but ob-
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
OFFENSIVE OF AXIS IS INDICATED

Foreign observers in Rome make a prediction that combined Nazi and Fascist forces will launch a vigorous aerial offens- i've a ong and over the Mediter- ranean within the next few weeks.
 This action will presumably be taken to offset the land reverses suffered by the Italians both in Albania and North Africa.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
Fresh" Milk. :. ..

delivered at your home or place of business daily 4et per
 |quart. Also home made fresh
 cottage cheese.
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
Notice of Hearing and Settle
 ment of Final Account
No. 578

No. 578
 In the Probate Court for the Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of Alaska, Second Division. In the matter of the estate of ISADORE FIX, Deceased. Notice is hereby given to whom it may concern;
 That the undersigned Admins tratrix of the Estate of Isadore Fix, deceased, has filed in the above entitled court, her final account and that the 27th day of F-bruary, 1941, at the hour of 11:00 o'clock am. of said date in the Court room of said Court at Nome, Alaska, has been fixed by the order of said Court, as the time and place for the hearing of said final account and obiec- tions thereto and the settlement thereof and that at said tins and place the Court will adjudicate and determine who are the heirs and distributes of said deceaS- ed.
 Dated this 18th day of Decem- Der, 1940.
 Edna Fix,
 Administrative of the
 Estate of Isadore Fix,
 deceased.
 Publish Dec. Is 25, 1940 Jan. 1 8 IS, 1941.
 =
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Publish Dec. Is 25, 1940 Jan. 1 8 Is, 1941.
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TWO MEN SPIES SHOT IN ROME
Twenty two Others, Including Two Women, Imprisoned;
 Alleged InfOrmers

ROME-EXecution of two men pies and Imprisonment for 22 other persons, two of them Wo-
The Nome nugget., 1941-01-08
The Washinot0n Nerry-Co-Round
By Drew Pearson and Robert $. Allen

WASHINGTON - There were n3 fireworks in that closely guardsa conference between the President and Representative Martin Dies. The two men talk ed things ov-r amiabIy, though neither pulled his punches.
 Roosevelt criticized Dies pub licity antics and the Texan com plained that the FBI had refus- ed to "cooperate.' Most of the discussion was on this point.
 Roosev-lt bluntly declared that Dies had hampered the FBl by releasing premature publicity on subversive agents. whose opera tions were fully known, but who were secrstly being kept under surveillance in order to ascertain their tie-ups and higher-ups. He cited three specific instances giv en him by the FBl.
 II didn't call you here to cen sure you, Martin" the President said in effect but to consult with you on how to get better results in what you are doing. You say you want better cooperation be- tween your committee and the FBI. Fine, but you can't get 1t by sniping at the FBI. That will have to stop-and stop right now. Another point Roosevelt stress ed was the Dies shotgun press method had unjustly cast Suspic ion on innocent persons. The President mentioned particular ly the case of the League for Peace and Democracy, whose mailing list was published by Dies last year with big fanfare of publicity.
 DIES SIDE
 Dies vigorously defended this and tossed sevsral "I-told-you- sos" back at Roosevelt.
 Tt wasn't our fault if anyone got singed by the publication of ] those names,' Dies argued. "The committee exposed the league as a Commdnist from long before and those fellows had plenty of ttimeto have their names taken | off the rolls. If they didn't it was their fault. .... Also I might add that we were chiefly responsible for driv ing the League to cover. You never hear of it any more and no fone doubts any longer that if was controlled by the Reds.
 And, incidentally, we made the same charge against the CIO. told you in our conference two years ago that John L. Lew is was working with the Com munists. Now it's an established fact that at least ten CIO unions with whom Lewis has been cheek by-joWl are Communist-contr ed"
 The President admitted that Dies had him there, also that in Investigating committee has done some "eXcellent work" But at
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serv-rs presumed it had some connection with anti-Semetic gov ernment policy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
COMM >ItN LEAGUE
n ~. MI HFAlIo>

Results OF Community league
mairhe. .asf night at the n NJ
Recreation alleys
General Distributing defeated
Home Plat. Tavern 2p0i 10 2ffs
Len Thomas Of nom. Plat. rolled
high total. sas. and also high single
pa
X ~. Recreation defeaied
Coast House Materials. 7a1s
in 3sas. George Hammer
shmith 81 X ~. Recreation
@ored high Total. sss. and
high single. 70a.
French Bsssry defeated Arctic
klst. 2s7s 10 26ss. Bill Hurlnert
Of French bakery wss high scorer
with a total Of $40 ana bob Thisl
Of the opposition had high sinsls,
SIS.
cammsrano Brothers defeated
Memo Cabaret. 2sgs Ia 27s2. n
G.fysls 81 cammArsno Brothers
resi,tefsi nigh total. BAD, and slso
high single. eos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

Young AIS. including = neat ies
game Me- ruled = Koed Isl gam.
The feminine trundlsrs aren't
doing 81 badly either. Amy Hofsen
rolled . mat ito and finished ~ith
~ Mas brown. hit . iss and
closed with -
The New Business team finished
with q high series Of ias2
Aerzsngns iiaa ~ " Forfeit
I'll. A. isas tol vs. New nusi.
ne. is42 -.
Investment. pss tol v. rrsnslts
1888 "a.
Bookkespsr, isss IL ". Credits
is2e ~
Collections ias7 81 " Auto
Loans 1908 Il.
Tsllefs izs7 80 W. Exchange
1907 IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Slow Track Promised for Santa Anita 500 900 Turf Even
Yakima Wins
Another Meet

YAKIMA. N..h@Ths Asklms
ha.ketnsn team ~ ia second
tournament n 49, at nlxht
defeating Nsktms CielhisHs. al
n ~ f.nal. - fhe Central Wash
ihkton district
TIE .snas .ausd m Inland IN.
eifs flnsl. IT CesaT ! Alsns. Ia
SATURDAY.
IRE double an made ths
eligible ~ both re Northwest
elimination n Seattle Ard ths
Western tournament IN Denver
Two Filsn.eafs team. sers I'D
Tor third. The net shots ~
salaendals .s.aT ard TIE 0feesfs.
asn defe.tsd Tleten Grange. siats
Grange champions. tsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Instruction Ski Film

Instruction motion pictures Of
skiing wili 10 shown Tacoma ski
club members by Marshall r.ffos
st their speelsl meeting ThufsdaY
evening In enhroom ] a Hotel
winthrop
Included also m the general
business meeting sill hs The slse.
ton ~ . vics president 10 replace
John Loidhsmmsr. noa ~rvlng In
ths n. q army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
SIllpA ARD LEAGUES
BROADN AY ALLEYS

Russell Bond. anchor man for
the Electricians. rolled $40 in the
matches of IN. shipyafds league
Wednesday night on the Broadway
alleys for the best total reached
this year in the ne. pm circuit
His games we're ISL. 22e and 2le.
The ship,ards men hit into
the high figures In their
week., play. Bond's score
was made In the Night league
and Was onl, one Of many fine
totals.
Other good total. were Rod
Stark sci. ] Olsen 500. Frank Ia
Fleur So. Bill somm.rsiile Sis.
and Ralph conklin 5ss
Pnmen OF the Day league also
rolled well. with Frank Kupss
turning in 222 for the high single
and s5s for IN. best total Jim
Tyler registered $50. Al fAi.on.
Sal Russ Olsen s2s Ford Wiley
81 sfaa sifom s33 and stan
Nelson b2s
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feisy's road and al reports
snaauslni. Pass Temperature
= four iaehs. # nss snes -
inches N ground snew sna slasA
On fead. osrfv chains
>s.hes Are. Temperature. -
fouf ineh.. Of nss sna~ "a inches
On ground. raining lightly sno~
AMI slosh en rad carry ehalns
stampede Temperature ~ na
nss SNOW II inches IN ground
.ei calm. cloudy.
Martha Temperature - enc
inch ~ new snow ~ inches ~
ground. ~et. calm, cloudy
Men.d LAKE 80 rsmpsfstur. ~
I've inohes 81 new snow. ~ inches
On ground dry. calm cloudy.
snaanalmie ski newi @rsmp.rs
turs 30. one inch Of ns~ snow. ~
inches on ground overcast
Deer Park rempsrstare ~
four inches % ns~ snew ~ inches
On ground. dry and powisry likht
northeast Wind heavy overcast
aud Mat fesd good with chains
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Only IL Left
As Starters
Porssr's Cop Il IN
officially Removed

tH1 49, ~tf
sRs sDss. Cant rss wsssksv
psnph~ss ssak = fsw lena s4alnts
~ re skl<. sss<s.v. advised fne
sitsssHs - sh.asen kaee faf FAST
track - santa Anita farn aea
srex. ~. tAassas hnf<as al MI
81 ~ saturdays ssna 30 hen<tz&
e.s ~ snssf ne@<smsstle fx.<sss.
fAs rssss tAsss>s sppsset-
shis. >ssi Me- ssthy esseuev-
-~elis ep~sAs~.a No 1901 e =
teswess ~~~se<talss se~usvs9
rsssesss aep. 49, ~ swueeo
81 n~.sh rs~s. nsasaepses
asa w~se1ssa tsn lessMoee0
shss ih>ss s~p~s ..~se 80 -
s~~s sl-ss " - tr~<A aunos
ss>s> sp ~sa. 4 s~s~n ene<o
- sssr I~~~A sass - ~
sAsuek fvssa ~ STARTERS -
r.s~sshtv .siv ~
After lsss snsa . ssy ~ sssr -
spsli SINE thrss ~ssss ~ steady
rain tns fasssAstsss discovered
.nathes stnrTu brewing . fsw
hundred .sles asf th< saast n y
ass n strike tnnisns ART s~rsirse
throughout ne ~s.send hesrtn9
sems sost ~ msssasns~utesi
mlFscis me tf.ss accordingly.
esn nas h> better iran heavy -
air.
On soms ssa<s sse sevssmea
hsss h.esms ~ accustomed n Mp
h.oss ssd .es.-.s.ssrs nat Inc
aaisfsli ns~s sAs E.sse N slr4Ae.
hut IN three hafas here vevo
sounds II dssreF.is nsastsfinaa
tvsAsI.GO0N mANDsCApp9n
W 1. nfsnn h.s sdmltlsA thss
rhsll~sf.n wnu1 ~ h>ss er sticky
fcaslns. ~ G. mus swssptda u .
speed hssse cha rFsfsss pesse-
hoard. sna weof wsss slss hhss
hls fo.ssns fast
Thss epeess sAss - Seoeo
~. h.vsss p,sh se . sssse -
tw.. tp~e ~ spem y ooewAs4-s
ssssisea. ~ kessy fstsse ~
ssstie. ~ks h 81 be ~ -
~ st.ssh. rhe sssev y stee1
Ms.sa~s. IN. wssstA sss nes
ave " ~ fn~s.s " ~ ostao
~sse stssssty fast kas ehe 49,
pssses ssstssy " shs esese1
10 spesass Msss ~ M seeoe
sitgsk,es sse sssphss1esn
Ths s~ttrn IN fortunes isff ne
certain ssastsfs - chasisdnr, -.
Midland. ia Can't wsis. III:
s~sersda. III vlseaunsy. lie.
Hyss1fisal. III nay vss~. Ia
noysl f'rusaass. i1f. srd f1es'l
Manages. inA These % shs Aeuha-
faI llss are wsef waos. TO Nss1oA
rsss 10 ~ne dssialtsiy vaet
ssan IN me mud Wedding Can.
ios neaatifai n. 100 Wsieofs
f.sss ioo. sus nslinebsnhs. Ia
me sthsrs originally dominated
have bseH sassnsss virtually sui.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
IARSIF>> LEAGUE.
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Harry Hlntx rolled A. fer the
hest total in the matches II the
Csrstens league on the riay Nor
alleys Wedne sdsy night. his series
including game. N i6s. 1872 and
Isl Dick Huntington Was see
ond with s26
Etheline Munlzza led the women
trundlcrs of the league with is2
i2s and I2p. for n 400 total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
COLLEGE or pIsrT SOUND
LEAGUE. SIXTH A.vNfI

tn. Sippons took three points
with 2os0 pins from Sigma Zsts
Epsilon who had 2o5s for ono
point X. oysnagi had high snsl.
is2 and also nigh total ass Debts
Kappa rhl took al four points
from the Independents. shooting
2iss 10 the losers 70st " era
ham ~ the winners had III and
$50 70 lead N. personal hlgh
scores In Ia. third match Alpha
chi M t20Is) took three from
Delta Pm Omicron i203s). q.
Wharton WAS high with 20 single
and 40 total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Commercial Loop
Play Tor Thursday

Thursday night 81 stsdlun
American Lake meets sasiss d.
= e'fleea while snn. ~ rsrlrlss
and Fnsi Firth tsnEls 81 ,
o'eleek ~ tho girls fieuf snip.
builders meet Ihumasss Al y
o'clock In A league game
IN. other three A league
games wiii he ON the hays fioar
Al 7 eeinsh Woaas meet Flfs. .
o'clock flnds Norwood and Me-
chord nnmb.rs facing While
Frsirhtsfs sill attempt In .s~ up
fhs sli.seaHun title at . o'clock IN
. sams sith Y N e A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
spEt IAIs MATCH
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

The Maxwell Products team de.
feated Maxwell super Service In =
special match on the Play Nor
ALLEYS Wednesday. 22l2 10 2ilt
George Vale led the winners
With AZ Other members Of IN.
team were les Fielder. Skid Thofd.
sen. Prank kerth and n l. Smiley.
Anehorman HRilett wa. high for
the losers with as lis 7n2 vas
high single gam. ~ the match.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Tacoma Trap
Men in Meet
Shoe. Sunday In
Teleqrophic Even.

rasem. Gun o,ash .hnafsss wIil
compete sunday n ne seattle
stsf tslsKfanhIr shnef flfInk =
~ tons a. the loesl grounds Ia
com. sen tWn ennts-ts issf SIN.
fss n this feature event .na an
ap the hess -ores However
sssHIan competed against EAHss
team. ssa wound - eth %.
points rse1m.s total 80 "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
CLASSIC LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Dave Wilson ard Al Rsrauo
TEAMMATES On ire Tacoma Truck
SAFES pin team. walked Of with
the high scoring honors IN ths
matches Of n. Classic league on
the Play Nor sneys W.dnesday
night
Wilson rolled ia. lst. and 1913
70 register SIS for the nigh total.
and ksrsno rolled Ill in ria acc.
ond game for the bist singl. game
Dahl Paint. son fhre~ from
the leaxUs Isading Pahst Blue
Ribbons. Olympic Dairy won
three from Model Lumber aoe
kAnkss Drugs split even with
Tacoma Trnek sales.
Clarence keninn rolled zoe
snfis and s2s total George A.
osrson hit 2oi IN ~, second ram,
and Or. 9 y Griffith finished nit
series with ar even 200 for the
osst single fsnnss
Thsrs VII 20 meeting ~ ire
,ssns captains - n. Classic lesga.
next Wednesday night Al s4s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
School Day at Snoqualmie
Bowl 10 Attract Children

80 NltwAuA.s fraIa II
sszfI .sIenA szfxanea tickets - paf.
chased ~ FEHaAX - eaFzs - 80
sits
n 1s~ a<~.t<>t 80 .at&nss
tsskst. sss ST sshs. ~. fhss
the rsffen. an - ~ Fsxuisr
ttsln - seattle sss tke- sas
re special pans - cave ~
IS ~ TIE regular tfsta
aHA#=s AsHs a. q -
kesf4thinx ~ the etntsr 81
ssa srrfts hsses hzs N~sa a..
ranged
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
woNFS's HANDICAP SINGLES
COLISEUM ALLEYS

Jean pietenburg foilsd a rood
game Tuesday 10 tax. flfth place
in the Homens Handicap singles
With ga record Jean, gsmss
Nsf. l7s 40. ~ With Ia
handicap IN. othef pisces stand
;hs zane. Mildred HaEsr 50
Caroline Koehlsr as Dorothy
DAILY 80. Marjorie sha8ghnesssY
as Jean PlsfsnbIfg s2t Ollie
solae SIS snd Iisns Andsrson 81
FRIDAY nlFht = N. closing fs,.
Ths winners All thsr roll or a
certain dsfs fsr n, trophy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
vi LEAGUE. ooiIs.ta

Hoffman. anchor Tor Coiaspo'
scofsd zi5 for ths h4sh eng. Of
ths league and 3t5 for N. hlsn
seriss Hoifmsns sts gzm. ties
IN. lssRn. record stt b. senasisr
o. Master ME- last month. K
Fisisch rolled a itS ard finished
with sss Tor Kenmore HsssnsTg
for Bet Heds rolled 1913 No
ksnna turned II 40
Comnan8srs 1873 ~ " Master
kix 1851 a.
Beet zsos 1870 f0J " Cross
Country 1877 a..
Kenmore iszt a. VI Coldspoi
1873 IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
COLISEUM HOOsTtns
tOI.I~f.IN ALLEYS

Coliseum Boosters tried hard
last night FOR new records but fell
shor4 by siRh, pins Defiance
Lumbefs star ssTlsr. A Vanden.
berg. rolled . high gam. NJ 2z1
and TAO other game. - Ia and
lao. closing With high three
game series Of $40
10. ketsls i.smmsl.. rolled
30 and finished With sss Other
700s .srs /. Hswlsy 1os snf
sam Blackburn 1in n Gsdd
rolled . Isl far the Poe, osNes
squsd.
An ever gsms Vas rolled by
Dorothy Troy for N. Krssm Kr,lst
bread team. 1877 iss ana iss
AL. hlrh amonf N. women
Dorothy Hardness rolled the hirb
single gam. Of 100 ard finished
With 4st
simonds Saws are s,iil In m.
lead With - wins and "a losses
Kfssm srasf Bread 7ssl ~ ro.t
Cfflrs 1863 ~ nirh game 1 HAs
- 1os ssfiss , Dad 81
h8mmonas bs 80 ItTT ~ ~. ssa
Vol zs4s IL nlsh seus San fisrs
burn 80 ssfiss Johnny tnasfse,s
sss
johnson Paint zt77 ~ a1esa
pant ssss - hlsh ssms ssssf
Fsisfs - @.fiss Ease Fstsfs al
nnHftf Uffirs 1af4 a Ia~dans
Erssn 1te1 fol nish ssms Pred
iSssunassh 81 .sfiss jar Inssfs
- ST
u-fisno. i1ms.f 1sf~ IL Penn
sslt z71z a. hish ssB.s a ssnasns
8ufE IA Eizh ssTlss A. ysnosns
aufF sac
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

Celam. PREP -. camss w -
Grants Pa. =. Ashland -.
NeMinnxills =. New hefr -
Nsllsnlns "a Independence Il
AalAils -. corh<1 Is
Forest Grove -. Sherwood II
Beaverton - Tgsrd l.
Springfield =. Junction CITY II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Jeffersons Win
B Hoop Honors

1sffsf-an Para haurfnsn ~on
he eisss y refk leaxss. THE 49,
Christians a = ~ nseAess ~
loft Rowan snsi asnpsea -nen
-. .ams - he at TO minutes
= PLAY
Messiah inshsHans sosnst vtsi-
isn. - nsn aasHn .eeaod place
gAff-sns hll - sNsns fns "a
points - le.a ths s4aslns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28

Earl Mahnkey rolled es3 Tor
Casw.ll optioals for IN. hest total
IN the matches Of tho CITY league
Wednesday night on the Broadway
alleys HIS games were 100. AL
and 222
-Four of the CITY leaeu.fs were
over 500 Tony Netter rolled si3
FOR Coast Brush. Red Clough
reached 6l0 for Griffin Fuel. and
{ {. Collins blasted out eo2 for
Hub Clothiers
johnson Painters held the
league leading Richfield III
oetane team Ia a draw. Russ
Michaels Service and Griffin
Fuel also split esen. das"ell
Optieals won three from Mer-
rick 4 Race.
Good bowling by Pacific Match
gave the first hslf champions =
three point win over Coast Brush
Huh Cloihlefs won three from
Carstens Packers.
The scores
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kllops IIAsts
Iff NAY aIITs9

Iaannasf YaFe zsss ~ - M fsgt
"a hiEh xkuss Lamar SO nisH
$50 Habs<n $50
rsfffse encr gsno - - Haenlns
shop No ! 7tis foIz hGHh stuss An
def.an III hIEh ssfssa Anderson 40
A. otns zsf7 % "a Fsins<ss 5sss
- hlEn rant ? sfta< 81 hig6
esr5ss kflos sgt
car Bhge* 1911 ~ - Aslasgs
ztss ~ ntEh ssnt f<ifnsf ~
hlsh s<flss i<1fnsf So
taeD1ntanss zgfs "a - Nat
SIP 10 1877 a nlah s.uas. e
Her Ia nash s<fsss. { Htsr "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-28
Small Rest
For Koehler
Tiger Manager Will
Be One Busy Person

PIT koehler. Tseoma.s new hsSe-
hsl leader. telephone n Jack
oaal. president q ne Tigers. fram
Bose. Idaho Wednesday after
noon. that h VI arrive herr lsts
Thursday afternoon.
After notifying Gum that he
vss approaching the AS lap II
MS journey. knehler continued n
eastern Oregon where he spent
sedne>dav night
Quill drove 70 Yakima
Thursday morning 10 give
koehler a lift at the wheel
during the final phase Of the
trip.
With Koehler are Mrs koehler
and sons. Johnny and Tommy.
BUSY SATURDAY
He will settle his family in =
new home here FRIDAY and then
Saturday vii get acquainted with
the fans Of Tacoma
Heading the list of his appear
snces vii be the Meet the Man
sfer" dinner ~ the Tacoma Hot
Stove league II he held SATURDAY.
night at the American Legion hall
40 South c street
koehler. chr Olson. new
husine~. manager. and Others
will make talks nj the meet
ing. which has hem arranged
IN rive the new Tiger man
ager an opportunity In mret
personally a large number of
Tacoma fans.
Tickets are still available for
The dinner. which IL being limited
in attendance to the capacity Of
the Legion hall
Koehler is booked for two and
three appearances day all next
week.
CIVIC CLUBS MONDAY
He starts his round Of civic
clubs Monday by an appearance at
the members forum o. the Tacoma
Chamber OF Commerce at the
Hotel Winthrop Monday night
he will attend the meeting Of the
Edward 3. Rhodes post No Of
the American Legion.
koehler reaches the peak of
his activity here neNt We'd
nesdsy when he will appear
before an nssemhl, nj Lincoln
high school. will attend two
luncheons and wind mp the
day nv making the principal
talk Of the City Basketball
league banquet at Rau's.
The new Tiger manager expects
~ leave next Friday night for
. Los Angeles, where he will begin
tour OF Coast league camps IN
the southern area he will inspect
talent in the Los Angeles camp
Manager Arnold STATE has given
the Tigers first opportunity TO
take his young talent After "a
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round Of southern California
camps. Koehler will 60 to Boyes
Springs and Napa. where San
Francisco and Oakland are train
inP
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Stanford May Take Up Crew Again
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university resumption OF intercollegiate rasns
which had
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NATION BANK OF WASH.
COLISEUM ALLEYS

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Hittinq the Head Pin on Local Lanes

o'clock just PRIOR TO IN. start Of
league play.
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NYA Hoopmen
Win Thriller
From Killers


Y Y. 4 snd Mckinley HI
Commercial 4 leaguers put ~
another one n fheir aos fights
Wednesday night ~ Stewart y
Y. 4 taking the rubber game Il
70 81 n move back into rssl title
contention
Ahead a point At the quarter.
s.. Y Y 4 lost the lesa ~ ths
half. 1872 and then proceeded to
pile ID 2s-le lead a. the three
quarter mark.
Paul Scott. Hitler. Gagged seven
points in = last quarter rally that
nearly pulled the game out Of the
FIRE
Tell pagni led the winners
with 1s points while Scott
had 10 play second fiddle to
Harry Rush. with 10. for the
Hillers' high man honors.
American Lake relied on Rv
Foreman 10 points IN Inc lNst
quarter. and 8 for the game II
defeat 2ssth MeChord Field. 40 10
20
The victory. coupled with Nc
kinley's loss. put The tWo clubs
into first place tie. hslf-ssme
ahead of Y. Y. A.
Then Bnai Birth elinohed =
berth in the upper division. a.
though not having chance At
the title. BY beating 25sth Nc
Chord. 50 10 %. in the final
quarter.
Down nine points al the
half the McChord club rallied
10 trail by q point going into
the final quarter but lost their
ace. Pulliam. and the ball
game soon afterwards.
Evening star., 1941-04-27
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GOOD LOCATION FOR ROOMING HOUSE.
$1,000 each cash down, balance financed.
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