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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

SIXTH Ayrsuf cfsrsn

Inc sixth Aysuus Business No
mems league play Monday saw
Bufpses take three points from
ths league leading sixth AVsnus
Salon de Bsauts 1907 70 1892
Ruth Canals had hiEh game. Is5.
and DORIS 8aisshy. Salons. mad
high series. 40
struismAus and Crumbling's
split four points with 0runbllng'E.
1895. and Strutmans. 1907 Ruin
Dancsy had high game. ISL. and
Mildred Ceer high series sl5
In Tavern league the Spot took
zsls pins and four points from the
Csnsle.s. VINO had z2z2 total vi
throw mad nigh singis game, 1877.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
DANCE TONIGHT

The weekly dance Of the Park
Adult Dance club will be held to-
night from 7 20 II O'Clock on the
Roof Garden Of the Masonic
temple Ann Bennett will give
instruction from : 10 O'Clock.
New members are accepted al any
Of the CLUB sessions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
No Report Received
On Rowe Punching

VANCOUVER, Is. G.-=Frsd Tsy-
Tor. president q the Pacific Coast
Ice Hockey league. ssid today ne
stIll had not received an official re-
port from Referee Cam Proudloek
on N. Dfaz1 between Proudloek
and Portland Manage Bobby
Rove a. Eestti. Friday nlgnL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
City Slickers
Beaten al Yelm

Two Tacoma city league basket
ball teams ran into q couple ~
snags oUt ~ the sticks when they
played Ysim a G. At Ysim last
Saturday Tn. sOth Signal Corp.
lost 80 10 -. while the Fusisrs
were tflmmsd. - % ".
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Park Basketball

Park basketball league games
for Tuesday, Bellarmine 8 30.
Falkland Trinity Lutheran vs..
Puyallup Christian. Z 30 Nor
mons VS. Central Lutheran: s 90.
Clan Gordon vs. Woodmen 81
World. 2 30. Fuller Paint En-
ployes VIZ Hsnitou Community
Church
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Basket Results

Santa Clara ~. falifsrsl. ~
stanford Is. University Of sss
fraasises 30.
College Of Idaho ~. L@~i-tsa
Normal ~.
Iollegs Of Puget sssna 81
Whitman -.
Wisconsin a., Purdue ~.
Indian. So. NORTHEASTERN ~.
Michigan state Is. Temps zz
Illinois 81. HiehiK~a 81.
lows ~. Minnesota 81
kAasaS 81, Iowa slAts Al.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Money 10 Provide
Home for Cots

sAWoNtthsg. Mass. - a hcms
for stray eats ard sthsr animals
will 10 established with esoc lsfi
for that purpose ~ dse"sss W
Lane ~ Newton. wnass vii 81
pfshsted here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Oregon great 1889 the national
Championships
lower than the made
500 Laddie Gale 725 John Dick Anet 653
Johsnsen. SIS
Complete 1910 available
"Rook Hilton the tall Idaho Of his shots
With Hilton back Idaho looks like title
Saturdays A. Washington made
H. while Idaho Is
In the first the losing shaded the
which decided
Yet
the
WASH.IDA WSC-oRE. SC-oSC.
Game ann
Wy Is .SsS VI ....667 N-10 sSS
Is Oil out
W. l. W. q. "
Note both Of the winning
did the losers the highest
percentage
Thus the fans realize the Importance
Little
black list officials little
Edmundon
mdgame hooing decisions
On the foul line that's where close games and lost
And the referee is the that puts EN- the foul line
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
Passing it Along!
With HAROLD SHAW

James lost.
Over seasons length. the which wins the
wins the championship And the team which the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

In special match at Auburn
the Lake Gardens bowling team Of
stsllseoom defeated Ferguson .
Cafe Of Auburn, 2af1 "a 2.aas. In
an exciting match. J ryns u
Lake Gardens had high single
game Of ~. and total Of sss
Fergusons Cafe stsoln shrwulde
Closely following was " Reid with
aus and $40 total while Huntley
uf Fefgusons Cafe had high single
game of 222 and : Brown high To.
tai. s5l There will be a return
match held IN Tacoma soun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
~fbtIAI. NArtlt

Vest End Tavern u The ra
coma league defeated Tacoma
Amusement bowler. q the llill
Top league. 2s1e Ia roo PLAY
vas 81 Play Nor alleys highland
and L. smith Nefs nigh for the
Amusement team. SCI and So
Rahr AMI Aoeller w.rs high fos
the Tavern. So and aaa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
W. 81 .-O.S.C.
fSeeoud S,aue
N.S.C .-ORF.
Second Gane !


Don't be surprised if Idaho grid designations follow
that of Forrest Twogoods Nandal basketball who
happened be associated with the football ttaff which is
slated get complete housekeeping because of the ter
rible lickings they took last fall.
when the Vanda resignation out ii will
not have the air of mystery about il which followed Two
goods quitting before he going to be fired
1t simply will state that Ted Bank, director of athletics
and football coach at the University of Idaho resigned today
go active duty in the United States army. Bank has
held a commission s major.
way present grid be
to
spring just his appoint
the genemen agreement
covering
p L. {.
home fell
Idaho Twogood sitting the golden
Idaho will
good somewhere else II the
Vandals nothing
That's the straight story of intrigue in Moscow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
~ AZ Mon AIIiks
NAN A II.t, II AttIt

NitnrtiuEe 27as 80 stomp lSg4
IL high game Nitnendse al hish
series Asihos $50
Hall 1880 a. f.uslsr 2hn4 t0ft
hish game y Greco lis. hish series
- prsso 400
santfork 1884 a. slater forfeit
t0i high game y Wilson te1 nigh
ssrles u, Wilson bg4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

stadium Dye Works 1871 "a. Com
MES Beauty shop i1AO H. hish
game penoNich thA high series
PenoWtrh al,
Kings Place 1910 "a. Flos RsAuts
shop 1B2 81 high same hilisf la3
high series Miller $40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

Commanders 1909 tOi usstinAds
1893 80. hiEh game ntimp@au 7U2
nigh ssTies bilmpaon Ase
Cross Country ih1g "a Kenmore
1919 III. niEh game n FlsiMeh 1913
high series X Fistaeh SIS
coldspol 1879 90 Master Ma 1881
a.. high game Manning 49, mist
series NfHuAisF AZ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15
BOBBY llNDH
He Converts the Fouls

finished IN exactly the order IN which they CONVERTED
cir charity losses Here are the figures:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-15

ui-NAA AlaiIh-
" Weidsrs supply 1ss% % "a
JORDAN Bread ls4s 20. Eaman Tea
90 Service. 1900 ~ ~ Jensen Pol
24Tz "a. Oene a Bill shell 3
z8Is 81 - Electric CITY. ISIS 40
Club Tavern 2ss7 % -. Aifpof
Cigar. zbss a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13
Death Valley Scotty
Attends Contract Suit
With Black Eye
Federal Court Attempts
To Determine Whether
He Really Has Gold Mine
By tkt Associated Press.

By TIT Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, March l3.-The
question of whether Death Valley
Scotty has a secret gold mine is the
chief issue of a civil suit in the
Federal Court here today.
Julian M. Gerard of New York
told the court, by deposition, that
ne believes the mystery prospector
has one. Gerard is suing Walter
Scott-that's the desert rats real
name-for an accounting on a 1907
agreement. The New Yorker seeks
221s per cent of Scotty's possessions
which may have accrued from any
mineral deposits located or discov-
cred by Scotty since 1902.
Scctty is in court with a black
eye-a real one. He says one of his
mules. named Gold Dust, tried to
kiss him, but knocked him out with
the ring of its halter.
He says he owes Mr.. Gerard moth
ing, but Is glad the case is up to
clear the issue. He signed a grub
stake agreement with Mr.. Gerard at
New York in 1902. Five years later
he signed an agreement with Mr..
Gerard assigning the New Yorker an
undivided 221a per cent interest in
all claims, locations, discoveries and
water rights discovered or to be
discovered by Scotty in California
or Nevada.
Twenty years later, Scotty says,
he served notice on Mr.. Gerard
canceling this agreement.
Mr.. Gerard named Albert M.
johnson, Scotty's partner, as CO.
defendant in the suit. He charges
that he discovered in April. 1899,
that Scotty had located and par
TALLY developed deposits of large
and substantial value. He says
Scotty and Mr.. Johnson would never
reveal the location nor pay any
nroceeds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13

be able to from a Radical-Socialist
government with the good will OF
the Right for dispatching laws.
However, the discord between So
cialists and Radicals is not without
gravity. Is there a pc sibility of an
entente Socialist-Liberal- Conserva-
tive apropos the suppression of Com
munistic activities in the republic?
In politics. those things which, dog
matically considered, seem absurd,
in reality are not always so.
The Communist advance has been
immense and even unexpected. From
sever representatives the number
has gone to sixteen in the Chamber
of Deputies-from one to four in
the Senate. The secretary general
of the Communist party, Mrs. Carlos
Conteras Labarca has obtained the
first majority as candidate to sena-
torship in the capital of the repub-
lie. In these great cities, in the
northern provinces and for the first
time in the agricultural regions of
the Vale Central, the Communists
have considerably increased their
forces.
Liberals Have Lost.
Conservatives and Socialists have
kept in both chambers-they pre-
serve, more or less, their same rep
resentation. The Liberals have
notably lost-three Senators and
twelve Deputies.
The Radicals, according to sta
tistics, are the winners in this cam
paign. From 81 Deputies in the old
Chamber, they will have now, in the
new, 40. The same is seen in the
Senate: From 10 representatives they
60 to Is.
For its part, the chief of the
Partido Nascista (Vanguardia Pop
ular Socialism, has recognized the
beating of their forces and has de-
creed their general reorganization.
Are we on the eve of a new evolu-
ton of the V. P. S.? Anything's pos
sible!
Numbers, despite their exactness.
do not permit a very clear view of
the future orientation of Chilean
political forces in the makeup of
the new parliamentary majority.
But the general result of the cleo
tons indicates, in every case, that
the maintenance of the democratic
system is plainly assured.
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A 23-story apartment building is
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-03-13

ing, have shown greater comprehen-
sion, greater elasticity. In focusing
present problems. This tendency
has been preferentially accentuated
among the younger elements of the
old "pelucon" CONSERVATIVE party.
A few years ago the young Con-
servatives formed new party, La
Falange Nacional. It's adherents,
inspired by the social teachings of
the church, by the doctrines of Leo
XIII and of Plus XII. The great
mass of the Radical party tends,
perhaps, in the direction of social
ism, although the majority of its
neutrality-suspicious., many of them
are squarely against any such orr
entation.
On other, more general aspects, it
can be said "the quarrel between
generations" the fight between the
old and the new, between the past
and the future, Is found in each
Chilean party. Also, within the
major grouping of the right and left,
there are some disillusioned with the
democratic system. These groups
are small, without much influence.
They enormously think that all these
national problems should find rapid
solution through dictatorship. They
seek the simplest and most danger
Gus remedy for the most complicated
of problems.
Election Results.
In the last elections the political
forces went to the polls divided into
three large groupings, with results
as below: Chamber
Radicals and Communists II 10
Right liberals and Con-
servatives) ------------ 81 81
Socialists -----------------1 Is 5
So as not to make too complicated
an analysis of the Chilean political
situation, I have included in the
different groupings, according to
their political orientation, the rep
resentatives of the small parties.
In round numbers, the forces of the
Left have beaten those of the Right;
but the government does not lack
its own majority, because the So
cialists retain their independence
of action. They broke the Popular
Front, and do not wish, under any
circumstances, to collaborate with a
government in which the Commu-
nists participate. They retain,
therefore, the balance of power.
The discord between Socialists
and Communists seems to be pro-
found and definite. In the inter-
national field, the Socialists lean
heavily toward a rapproachment
with the United States, in which
they are in harmony with the gen.
eral tendency of other Chilean
parties. The Communists, for their
part, continue their rabid anti
imperialist campaign. They have no
official representatives in the actual
government, but enjoy full liberty
for their activities and propaganda.
and this has permitted them to grow
with vertiginous rapidity in quite
serious proportion.
Political Course Not Easy to Foresee.
What definitely will happen and
what orientation the political cur
rents will take in the new Congress
which begins to function May 81 1t
is not easy to tell beforehand. Ma
tional pressure wishes the exit of
the Communists from the parlia-
mentary combine of the government.
If this should come about, it might
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moved TO the dressing-table and
picked up the bunch of keys that
was lying there. II was very
quiet. She dropped 70 her knees
in front of the slitcases. There
were four OF them and there was
no way of telling which might
contain the folder Gilbert wanted.
She chose one at random and
tried key after key until the locks
slipped back.
She opened the lid 10 be con-
fronted by a smooth array of
shirts. underwear and bright
summer ties. There was some
thing about their expensive swag-
ger which would have stamped
them anywhere as belonging 10
Ivor Drake. She felt a queer re-
luctance 10 touching them as If
by doing so she would be rifling
a tomb.
But she shook off the fancy
and started gingerly feeling
around the shirts and down IN
the bottom Of the bag. Obviously
Gilbert's folder was not there.
Smoothing the contents back TO
their former neatness, she closed
and locked the bag and chose
another.
The instant she opened 1t her
ewes fell on a thick cardboard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
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Continued from Page Ia

Imperiously, then, she opened the
door to the private office Of the
Premier.
Mon ami, we must go. But
first, your papers. Your cores
pondence with the English. Then
. then.
She pointed. that dramatic wo-
man. She directed, that woman
who knew so much about the Sc
cret business Of the government
At Quai dOrsay is a strong
vault and within il a bronze box
which opens with a special key
in the possession Of the Premier.
This special key the Comtesse
de Portes then produced
The kitchen she whispered
the key 10 the kitchen Let us
take all the secret funds. Let us
not leave them for the Germans.
She held the key before the
stunned eyes of the Premier. He
looked, raptly, for he was still
enough in possession Of his senses
TO remember that the kitchen"
is what the ministers call the
secret funds Of France, kept in
cash, fluid on hand. for sudden,
governmental emergencies. Yer
lily. a right. tight fortune there.
And she, this incessant woman,
she was saying they would carry
off those funds.
Then. numbly. he remembered
how many times he had released
Kitchen funds for her the
Comtesse de Portes- or released
them for other secret agents, 10
60 quickly on sudden. mysterious
missions And he thought. wry-
~ il was well the Premier con-
trolled this money, that by the
law Of France. no auditing of
those sums had ever been re-
CURED
SO she held the key. de Portes,
and she opened the safe and she
emptied it Of its gold and bank
notes
These made an important pack
age when she had wrapped them
up and slowed them in the Pre-
mier's big bag Then she helped
the dazed Reynaud 10 his cane
and hat. After that she half led
almost supported him TO the
street where their black Daimler
was waiting.
I'VE must fight on. he said
10 her, YEARLY. we must fight
on~ If need be, from Africa"
Are you mad ." she cried at
him, with ferocity Il will ar
range all l have arranged all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

by the soft shuttle Of footsteps.
Someone had come into the
playhouse. Someone was out
there beyond the door moving
around IN the living-room.
For a moment Kay stood abso-
lutely still, her heart pounding.
Then wildly she looked around
for a place of concealment The
miniature closet was much too
small. The windows. thickly
screened, made escape impossible.
There was nothing she could do.
The footsteps in the adjoining
room sounded again
In rush Of anxiety that was
almost panic all Kay's thoughts
focused on the securities. Even
II she could not escape, she had
10 keep the securities safe, hide
them Her gaze took in every
thing in the room. The bed &C.!
That was the only hope. She ran
TO it. Hurriedly she tugged back
the spread pushed the folder deep
under the mattress, feverishly
rearranged the spread, and
glanced to the door just in time
10 see it opening slowly inward.
AS she stood staring she saw a
white hand, a smooth arm.
Go BE Continued Next Week.
Copyright. 1871. by American Weekly. Inc.
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man whose love and favor gave
her Importance.
But, they say, since that re-
vulsion, her thoughts have been
Of other men. of some stronger
man whom she could help and
influence. She dashes between
Vichy and Paris, l hear. with the
frequency and intentness Of those
earlier travels of her rival, Com
Jesse de Portes. And, these last
three months, the word came out
Of Vichy, that the Marquise de
Crussol has concentrated upon
Pierre Laval.
The crafty Auvergnese, the
butchers son. who had made in
scrutable. unexplained millions.
while holding political office in
France; the big appeaser; the
Little Brother of Mussolini, the
man who would make peace with
the Germans and deliver France
to them.
She Travelled a long road. that
little miss from Brittany who
once went to a house party at
great chateau. TO meet a young
nobleman who would offer her a
fine, worldly marriage. She trav-
eled far that innocent jeune file.
She Travelled to help shake en-
pire. TO bring ruin down upon
her country. Yet when history
apportions the blame. l say with
warmth, not too much will be
hers.
Some of it. a large share of the
blame, should go to our cynical
French system, that system
which marries off the innocent
young girl, for position, for
money, for worldliness, to a man
she does not love. nor ever can.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

The events and characters
depicted in this serial are
fictitious and any apparent
similarity 10 actual persons
living or dead is merely
coincidence.
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splashing across the carpet, in
spite Of the soft sweetness of the
Summer air which drifted in
through the window, the little
room had taken on suddenly the
sitting construction OF trap
After a paralyzing moment of
silence, the sound came again
Enthusiastically. A faint creak Of
a floor board followed, distinctly,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Now, the folder tucked under
her arm, she moved toward it.
Her hand went out 10 the knob
and then froze in mid-air.
For, soft, almost like a dream
sound, something had stirred in
the next room.
In one second her false feeling
Of security had been shattered. In
spite of the bright sunlight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
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