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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
Better Homes,
Better Living
Housing Editor
Sees Decorative
Possibilities
nv rur HOUSING EDITOR

Behind old faded wallpaper I've
four sturdy walls ~ unusual rc-
slhshtlss Beneath cracked. SCARED
paint Is woodwork Il handsome
design. Under worn. shabby. or
eld-fsshioned decorations ~ many
Old houses il q modern. attractive
home. needing only the proper
treatment n make the transfer
nation.
Interior decoration 10 enc 81 the
most important factors In the
home. Proper. tasteful decoration
alone creates an atmosrhere Of
comfort. restfalness. and cheer
Without IL. = house IL but = poor
excuse for home simply four
bare walls. uninieresiing and un-
romantic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06
t.as-i las~stasent

Intenor decoration Is always =
good investment. for u not only
makes the home more hvaele. but
increases It's value
STYLES in interior decorate ton
change with the years. and every
home offers different problems
and opportunities for Interior
Identification. Every home Is DIFF
fsrent. every room Il different
The attic. with insulation. . hut
n decorative vail board and an
attractive floor treatment. may he
made a. comfortable q bedroom.
den or plAyroom a. can he de.
sired. Ugly bedrooms may 10
made restful and attractive with
suitable color schemes. Badly pro
portioned rooms may he given the
effect Of good proportions with
shelves. a change in the entrance.
new window. or perhaps only
with wall paper Of the proper de
sign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-06

has brought with II Unemployment
Evening star., 1941-12-08
UNCLE RAYS CORNER
SEQ SnoiIs FIoot Aboard Air-BubbIe Roft

are even more important; at the end
of each one is an eye.
The foot of a garden snail forms
the whole lower side of its body. In
tests, they have crossed the blade
Of a razor without being hurt. This
is due. in part. to the fact that the
foot is tough" More important is
the care the snail takes not to bear
down too hard.
Among the snails which may be
classed as water snAils, there is one
kind of special interest. It IS the
violet snail.
Violet snails have spiral shells
about an inch and half wide. The
shells are of violet color, which ex-
plains the name.
The great thing about these snails
is their ability to make RATS and
float about on the ocean! The RATS
are composed of q kind Of gelatine.
The gelatine comes from a sticky
Juice which the snail sends out and
which hardens when 1t touches the
air and water.
Bubbles of air at the water sur
face are captured" when the sticky
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Note that North had the stronger
hand. but South TOOK the initiative
In bidding the slam. There was
nothing much to the play, for South
made his contract with ease. but
the bidding Is rather interesting.
North opened the bidding with
one diamond and next bid two
hearts, reverse That indi-
Gated that he had five diamonds,
four hearts and a hand with con-
siderable high-card strength-about
an ace more than the minimum
needed for an opening bid.
South reasoned that his hand was
GOOD enough to warrant game
even II North had only normal
opening bid. Since North had the
equivalent of an extra ace 1t was
clear that a slam was distinct
possibility. North couldn't take the
Initiative in bidding the slam, since
his reverse" had already shown his
strength: so 1t was up to South to
take action.
South bid four diamonds only to
And out how enthusiastic his part
ner was about spades. When North
raised spades again, South could
be sure his partner had three spades
In addition to the nine red cards
shown by the first two bids. That
left room for only singleton club,
70 South had no worries about his
three little clubs and could AFFORD
10 60 right to the small slam con-
tract
Saturday you were Howard
Schenken's partner and, vulnerable
against non-vulnerable opponents,
you held:
Evening star., 1941-12-08

When a person walks very slowly,
we may say he is going "at snails
pace" However small his speed,
however. we may be sure it is faster
than 4 snail can travel. One mile
In two weeks would be fairly good
record for a snail.
We cannot blame snail for being
slow. It has only one foot, and the
vender is that 1t can move at all.
Some snails live under water, but
others spend their lives on land.
Land snails, or garden snails, have
lungs. Each Of the little animals
has only one lung, not two as
human being has.
One day in Switzerland I saw
more snails than / had observed in
all the time before in my life. They
were in q garden beside the house
Vnere I was staying. Hundreds Of
them were eating leaves, climbing
trees, and walking about the ground.
I had to be careful not to step on
them.
A garden snail has two pairs Of
shorns." There Is q short pair
used - fselers. The long horns"
Evening star., 1941-12-08

this use of the word diet is confus-
ing, but it is a usage that is long
established. One meaning of diet
is Legislature; state assembly" The
word is used TO designate the legis-
lature of Denmark, Sweden, Finland,
Lithuania and other countries. Diet
is from the Middle Latin dieta.
meaning "a days Journey" The
pronunciation is: DY-et.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

juice Is set free. Such air supplies
cushion to keep the raft from
sinking.
Quite . number Of violet snails
float about together. They feed
largely on baby 1ellyfish.
Violet snails lay eggs which b.
come fastened to the underside Of
the raft. The eggs hatch into little
snails which carry on the same life
story.
Now and then the raft of 4 violet
snail Is broken up and the snail
sinks. When 1t reaches the bottom,
1t cannot 20 up again and before
long it dies.
For nature section Of yeur serapbook. }
II yeu want . free copy Of the
l>aflet entitled "Baekgreund =
European War" send me . Scent
stamped. self-aadfeased envelepe
in care ef The Evening Star.
1~<A 1d
Tsmorrew-Mussels Whsch Catch
Rides"
Evening star., 1941-12-08

issued, ask for yeur free espy
today. Send . stamped (3-cent),
self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby, In care Of The Evening
Star. Ask for Parts Of Speech
Pamphlet. The supply Is lin
tied. Requests eannet Be flled
unless self-addreSsed envelopes
bear correct amount Of postage.
(Reieased by the Bell Syndicate, 1nc)
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Names in the News

The DONETS Is an important
river Of the Eastern Ukraine. The
Donets Basin is one of Russia S prin-
cipal industrial centers. Many
broadcasters mispronounce Donets
as "DOE-nets" or "DOE-nuts." The
little girl next door thinks that the
"DOE-nuts Basin" is kind OF
cookie jar. Correctly pronounced.
the name is accented on the second
syllable, thus: Dahn-YETS.
MOSCOW. the capital Of Russia.
should not be called "MAHSS-kov, .
the second syllable rhyming with
how, nov. II should rhyme with
hoe. toe, as. MAHSS-koe
The Russian form of the name is
MOSKVA. pronounced: MAHSS-
kvah.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

Msier. Oswald Jscoby and Howard
Schenken. worlds LEADING tesm-o
four, inventors Of the system that
has beaten every other system IN
existence
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle

:|3 !! E
Evening star., 1941-12-08
There Is No BEE in
BIOGRAPHY

Do not say: "bee -AHG -ruh-fee ="
The Greek bio from bios), meaning
of or pertaining to life" always
has the long Il" sound in all the
words of which it is part. Be sure
to say: By-AHG-ruh-fee.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
SPECIAL OFFER.

I have just reissued my free
pamphlet that explains the
Parts Of Speech in simple.
non technical language and
makes it easy to identify nouns,
verbs. adjectives, etc. at a glance.
If you missed getting this help
full pamphlet when 1t first was
Evening star., 1941-12-08
Let's Learn q New Word

Japanese DIET meets to for
nulate new war policy News item.
Many readers have written that
Evening star., 1941-12-08
lETTER-OUT
ERRAND LIST

called for in the opposite
the word which
correctly you spin.
Answer Saturdays LETTER OUT
tFD FR1GATES-GAITERS tovershoes
L) GLARING-RAGING The
(A) ADVERSE-SERVED waiter
60 LASTINC-STALIN n
IS, CANDLES-LANCED puncMred,.
Evening star., 1941-12-08
. a
. @ 1
o A @ J 10 5 2
4 X i & Z

80 Pass - Pass
50 Pass 50 Pass
eA Pass 90
AnSver-Bid seven diamonds
Your partner knew you were con-
sidering grand slam and decided
to tell you about the club ace. He
should have, besides the club ace.
the heart ace and both red kings
In the unlikely event that he lacks
one Of the kings your contract will
depend on a finesse, but it probably
Is a lay-down.
Score 100 per cent for seven dia-
nonds. 10 per cent for six diamonds.
Question No. S37.
Today you are Oswald Jacoby's
partner and. with neither side vul-
nerable, you hold:
a A J 8 4 5
9 10 "a
&J93
The bidding:
Jacoby. schenken. Yeu. Maier.
10 Pass IA Pass
INT Pass ~
What do you bid? (Ansver to-
morrow
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Evening star., 1941-12-08
Tokino the initiotive

Most players have the impression
that slam bidding is an enterprise
In which the player who has the
stronger hand must display all the
initiative. This is only occasionally
true. Just as often the player who
has the weaker hand must show
signs OF life before correct slam
contract can be reached. For ex-
ample:
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Crusade Loop
States Play

First half play In the Crusade
league viii ne brought IN close
Sunday afternoon in the Bellar-
mine gym with the st. Leo's quint
holding the only chance IN catch
the league leading SITS Peter and
Paul five.
St. Leos will tackle Visitation
at $50 O'Clock. With the st.
Leo's boys highly favored to cop.
the championship OF the first half
will hinge on the outcome Of the
SITS. Peter and Paul and All Saints
encounter at 40.
The All Saints squad. league
champions a year ago, have found
themselves in their last two starts
snd are really burning up the
naples Manager Jim Fshsy will
nave his offensiv. stars. Kuciembs
Keeney and ssder, ready to go
fun speed.
Opening tho program at 30
Will no the hsrd-luck St Patrick >
squad squsring off against the hot
and cold Sacred Heart five.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Ski Weather

Paradise Temperature ~ ihfvs
inches new snos. 81 inches on
ground calm snow dry. skiing
excellent, snow on road from PARK
entrance 10 Paradise chains re-
quifed vi Longmifs
Milwaukee skl Howl Tsmysfa.
tufe 20. calm. inches ns~ snow
10 inches on ground
MI Bsksf Temperature 10
three Inches new snoN ~ Inches
on ground showing lightly. calm.
skiing good SNOW on road from
glacier N iodgs carry chains
ssoquslois fss. Trmpsfsiur.
AZ. ~ inches new snov ~ inches
on ground showing lightly. iiEhi
southwest wind SKIING ssesilsnt.
snow On road ~ miles v.si OF
summit 10 Fsston. carry chains
ssehss srss Temperature 40
five inches new SNOW ~ Inches on
ground snow and slush on rosd
from park Junction 10 three miles
east 81 Enumelss gate open 10
ssi area
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Vikings Beat
Tigers Again
PuYollup Quintet
Defects Stadium

Bruce strsnkmsa a Co wefs
functionine smoothly last nisht
ard ruyallup Vikings maintained
their superiority ever Tsccms prep
euinte,s ~ defeating stadium n.
sef. 90 10 - It fuysliup
Fred sirsnknan scored -
points Tor ths Vikings, CAL nrues
Vas right behind with 10 TALES
Between them thr two Viking ACES
socred enough II drfrat IN. Ben
gas
The game va. close the first
half with Fuyallup leading. II 70
10. 81 the quarter and 20 10 - At
the halfway marx In tho third
period the fuyallap squad moved
cut in front. 80 u -
stadium reserves Won th.if con
test. ss to Is. With ten ~ the Rsn.
gal second stfinser. figuring IN
the scoring
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
U. S. May Take
Lands for REFUGE

Filed in federal court here upon
the recommendation ~ tho y. 3.
secretary ~ interior. the govern
ment Saturday launched proceed
ings 10 obtain 2oi rs acres ~
Willapa harhor land for enlarge
ment ~ an existing migratory
waterfowl refuge
The property subject 10 the ron
demnation proceedings is owned
by the estate Of the late Martin
2. Welsh Raymond attorney II
- bounded on three sides ny
Willsps bay and on tho fourth ~
37.5-scrs tract Of government
owned game refuge land.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
0ffense Aided by New Code

piete Heretofore tire watch I'D
not start again until the bail "a.
put IN play Tire change Vas voted
70 eliminate ume-stopping suhsti-
buttons
- The hsH nav ~ handed
forward ~ any point behind IN.
Inc ~ scnmmAE, and 20 any
player including hnesmen such
a pass. provided the hall d. hand
81 and not thrown. viii ne treated
Just a. though It wer. a back
ward pass
81 Standard numbering Of
players IN the various positions
The latter two changes. together
with the fourth down forward pas.
change. had been recommended hy
the rules committee Of the coaches
association
The coaches recommendation
that IN, goal posts he widened and
placed back on the goal line VAS
not accepted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Former Ring Champ Faces
Federal Narcotics Charge

INV Worm - usll, thin
Srgrn stood before Federal Judge
William Bondy today and pleaded
guilty 10 possession ~ narcotics.
lie said his name was Alfredo
Brown. An attorney went 10 the
bench and whispered IN the Judge
ear A moment later the Negro.
in Response 20 Bondys question.
ing. admitted he VAS Al Brown.
worlds hsntamwslght hesina
champion IN 1929
Rondy deferred sentence until
next Friday Meanwhile q parole
officer viii investigate browns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Lincoln Swim
Team Winner

Starting in where they left off
last year as state champions. Lin
coin Abe swimmers defeated Spo-
kane Y.MCA. splashers. 80 TO
%. in a practice meet at the Ia
coma Y pool last night.
In several events. Spokane only
had one man entered so Lincoln
countered with but a single entry
as a matter Of courtesy.
The results:
40-yard free .tvie Esan 80 c
Rohrs IL. Whslen IL Time Ia E
l0O-yard breast stroke y Ford IL.
D Ford IL unofficial. Pscelo Isl
Time o6.
220 free style. B Rohrs IL. Pat
tullo 81. Tine 242
l0o-yard back stroke Dovsstt ID
Mstthieson 81 Time l7b
i00-yArd free style Egsn tsl Rohr
IL, Solum Il unofficial. Time
o0a
Diving: Brotherton IL, Jones 81
Havdon a. unofficial
howard medley relay: Lincoln
rDowsett. p Ford. c. Rohrs). Time
1873
i6o-yard relay. Lincoln n Rohrs
Solum, Rohr. Whsleni Time ass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Soose Wins; Will
Meet Ken Overlin

NEW YORK BY W-tus Of the
dynamite IN MS doctored right
hand. Billy Soose will get a title
shot with Middleweight Champion
Ken Overlin in February or
March
Why. dark haired sooss
convinced n hostile crowd Of
is,03s cash customers In his
first New York appearance
last night NJ Madison Square
Garden that he IL the I'm
crowned king" Of tho middle
weights. He hammered out
AN easy IO-round decision over
JAnoi MsurisiIo 81 the Brons.
Win tire. smashing. straight
rights In tho third round. belilng
Billy former intsrcolls lat.
eha NIPPON from Penn state con.
WINGED Promoter Nike JAcobs and
the crowd that h. might 10 the
guy who could NJ, the crown from
Bride groom Overiin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Badminion Champion
Downed by Flu BUG

sPOkANF-Dsvid Freeman Of
Pasadena, Calf. national bsdmin-
ton champion. vas eliminated
from the Inland Empire champion
ship tournament today by influ-
enzs Freeman mad been expected
to provide the main attraction Of
the tournament IN matches with
Leading Canadian experts. but re-
ported he was unable 10 play
Coast ana Canadian champions
were N get their first tsSts ~
action today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

CLENF>ro>. y. The W
tionsl Collegiate Athletic ASsocis-
ton has adopted SIX football ruls
changes. most q thrm aids 70 tns
offsnse. Il sss announced today
Most important Of the re,i-
sions permitted CD suhstitu-
tion 81 PLAYERS At viii. 60
eliminated the rule against
incoming substitutes communi-
eating until after the hall has
been put in PLAY and 81 ruled
fourth-do forward pass
which 10 incomplete In the
end zone as another incom-
pleted forward pass instead
Of a touchbaek.
Other changes were
- The watch will 10 stopped
as usual when substitutes come IN
the last two minutes Of play IN
either half but viii be started ss
soon as the substitution Is COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Beavers Beat Utah

CORVALLIS. ore. - on . n
Etatss baSkstbs team ovsroAms
a scrappy University ~ Utah five.
~ 10 81. ias' night at Corvallis
Bennlon. 81 Utah Wss high point
man with n points. closely follow
81 ny Paul Vsisnti and John Mar
de. ~ Oregon state. nth 10 and
nine points respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Don White Gets
Right Field Spot

SAN FRANfIsCO - The San
Francisco baseball club viii an
nounce shortly the sale Of Ted
Norbert. powerfully-bult left
fielder and home run hitter
President Charles n Graham
made the announcement shortly
before leaving yesterday for
Louisville, Ky. n attend a meet
ing Of the rules committee ~ the
executive board n minor league
baseball
The Seals plan 70 uss Don
White. rookie from Tacoma, IN
eft field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Clover Park
Thumps Yelm
Warriors Chalk Up
Pierce County Win

Glover Park Warriors opened
their Pierce County League season
with t-3i victory over Yelm
Tornsdoes at Yelm last night with
Everett Pitman scoring 10 points
for the Warrior,
For three quarters the game
Was nip and tuck. with the
Warriors leading 81 ~ the
quarter, 1918 At the half and
29-2S at the three quarter
mark.
The reserve game was a double
overtime affair with Paul ksss
meters basket providing the win
ming margin in the sudden dest III
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
| Abes Invade
North Tonight

Lincoln Ahes. leaders IN the
Cross State league. risk their lofty
position tonight when they play
Bellinghsm Red Raiders IN Bell
inehsm.
Strength Of the Lincoln quintet
was problematioal with Vince Han
son. elongated center. Just recov-
ering from an attack OF the flu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
.0lympics Win
Over Spokane

sEATriE--A thifd.psriod out
burst netting two goals last night
enables tho Seattle Olymplcs 10
down spokane. 81. and sdvsnce IN
a second.plses tie with the nomsrs
In Pacific Coast Ice Hockey league
standings
Before the contest. rred
Taylor Of Vancouver. n, a..
league president. announced
owners ~ the four teams had
ssssd Ia invite . National
league team s..t for . series
With The cosst champion.
Negotiations will open al once
with eastern possibilities, Taylor
said Last year the Chicago Black
hawks won flyssgsme series
from Vancouver. assmss 20 q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Basket Scores
~ UNITED PREss

~ MID fhI~
Nsshingtou 81. Lutheran ~
San JOSE STATE So Utah sts's g
Oregon STAT - Dtsn 81
Washington stat "a EsEtsf
Warrington -
California - Brsclsy Teen q
University q Brlfsh Coiunbis 81
g. Martins 50
College % Puget sound ss Contra
Warrington 81
WAYNE - De rtmouth "A
New Yors university So Ihnois
Nesisysn p
Duqussns 20 Wooster 81
Creighton 81 Xavier %
Vflsnoys a. Geneva -
Detroit 20 scrsrton -
WYornins 81 GFsf4sy STAT -
Denver IS Colorado kinsS s.
Colorado STATE % Western stsfs
81
TeIss Mines Sc Rss NeI.co n
Colombo co.less - Port EsEsE
Esns Teachers -
Z 6 c So - Mans -
q e L a 81. University ~ ssn
yrsncisco 81
His<oun IS. ysshingon q a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Ellensburg Is
{. P.S. Victim
Norm Walker Hits
Hoop for II Points

rIIE>sNuRa = stni q p~ssnt
satfit tssrste the la~s - Marry
wsrnsssy. coliexe = Puget sousd
Iars~rs dsfsst<a csntrsi wssn-
laTteu wlldesfs hsrs lsst nsanf.
= ts a.. ~ virtue a . decsded
etTs from tn> foul ire
Tssrty.tee fnszle ~<ss called -
ths wllassss and the t.cs.sfs 49,
Fsa ~ pcsnts ~ the free thvvw
route "a more than nffAsf . field
fazl sfvsntsx< &c ~ "a ~ fsvnf-
laf ne Eiisnshssrx auinfst
rts~~ Hpessnssg pesyes~
issf.Hsss Ce~sss ss~k ssven@
.es. We ~ ~ ssse>so's
ssevs~G vita - p~ssss w~es
si~<sss sv~m NJ ss~.s - 49,
ssass fcwss.
Serm Walker. Northwest
conference center. go nssn frv ths
visitors with n r.trss followed ~
Forward lin Van Camp eth 70
eesntsrs
ire Iesssrs led 10 q 10 -
ss'ftims and. sftsr sns s~cvs wes
tied 81 si.si. put aa . finai spurs
10 salt away the ssnsess
The t~e teams play again here
tonight G y 3 has already
einehsa the s~r,es having won .
Tacoma seGsssmess In ps~smhpv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Make Tee Important
For Csdsy, Says Aseu

HAfmA0ENTo, Cal - Aseii
Hoffman,. manager NJ Hssyy~sssht
hsxls nsss. ssAi to-day. in ssSwsr
70 an offer from nins Jacobs fac
. i5-ssgnd bsast .fth Arturo
Godoy. Chilean hsssy~sixht. IL
Madison square Garden in March,.
that ~haxis - too important 70
fight Codoy but Buddy tnss s1ii
isks MIN a. any lsfms"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Major Quinis
Swamp Wincos

Thfe~ - the p.eISt~ Nn~tn~~>1s.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
White Hep" PhsssY

kA>AAs diTbs -. fhe etA0
sthlstie commission today invssft~
gated charges thnt Eddie Nader.
New York heavyweight. took .
dies' for Tony sovak. ksnaAs
CITY. ksns. @uhits sops." noth
p,ssss ~sre impoundsd. Seven
teen spectators sisnsd . state
msnt that the tight was hcnsst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Kent 30. Sumner II

kEST Rsllyins in the last hall.
Kent Vsndsls defeated sumner
sparisns. 80 IN II here last night
after sumner had led IA IN : al
halftims The spsrtsns ran up
an q 10 2 lead IN the first period.
Kent reserves son, IL 10 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Proposed Grid
Benefit Cancelled
LOS ANGELEs-rhe sponsor

LOS ANGFIES-The sponsors
yesterday called of proposed
sll-star football game here Sun
day for British war relief hs-
cause use OF the Memorial coli
scum was denied them and they
feared a ticket mix-up II the con
test were transferred to the
smaller Gilmore stadium.
A committee OF the Southern
California British War Relief asso-
citation, Of which Screen Actor
Alan NowbrsY Is leading mem
Der. announced that the game had
been definitely cancelled" and all
ticket money already collected
would be refunded
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ID~fpOs--A rsessysf has hs~a
appointed under me hHnhsupscy
laws 70 handle the financial af<
fairs Of Jack Doyle. tn~ assng
ssssr. a 1As reported today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06
Vaughn Eagles Down
Giq Harbor. 1926

yAUGHs Vaughn Eagles a.
fsaisd Cig Harbof nigh - ~ -
a Tu-Co1nty isAEgs game Str 4
wss nigh point man
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-06

background and have . i-os 81
tho ssnitarsum In Harlem
The ons.tims eh.mplnn vas re-
msnaed n the federal souse ~
detention
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Buckley "a. Renton 23

BICkLEy Carroll Emry's has.
ket In tho last 90 seconds ~ play
CAV. Buckley Hountainsers "a
10 20 victory over Rsnt0n Indians
In an opening Puget Sound con
ference game for the Mounts
Buckley reserves won. - TO 20.
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