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Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Clendaniel
of Slaughter Neck are the proud
parents of bouncing baby girl, born
Monday, January "a. The little Miss
has been named Brenda Mary.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14

ADVERTISING sells goods in
many cases where personal talk will
not do so. You have time to put in
your advertisement all the reasons
for buying the goods, while If you
attempt to induce people to buy
through your persuasive talk you
may foriet the strongest reasons
why they should do so.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14
Republican Anniversary

Lincoln's birthday was noisy
Republican anniversary, with din
ners and meetings in many cities
throughout the country.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14

These cold snappy mornings call
for a hot substantial breakfast, and
nothing sticks to the ribs" like old
fashioned buckwheat cakes and home
cured sausage.
Milford chronicle., 1941-02-14

Corn bread, turnip green's and hog
loyl make delicious noon day meal,
but are just a little too heavy for
the evening meal,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Rain Styles
To Brighten
Dull Days
Military Trends Appear
In Twill Type Fabrics

Men who shop for raineoats
this fall are due for many pleasant
surprises in the vastly improved
models which have just recently
put in their appearance. Down
with tradition, must have been
the designers war-ery. as they
have created coats that are mod
ernized IN every detail and as a
result offer more comfort. con-
venienoe. and protection 10 the
wearer. There are new fabrics Of
rsyon. cotton, and wool. and the
various new plastics fabrics ad-
mirably suited 10 the task Of turn
ing hack the storm and keeping
up a good appearance AZ the same
time. Lighter weights prevail. as
they do not tend 70 overhead or
smother The wearer. So far. the
stngle- hressteds have been the
best sellers, but the belted milf
tary models are rapidly gaining.
Material Tough
Among the outstanding rain
coats recently introduced is one
tailored from tackle twill, \
Crown Tested rsyon-and-eotton
blend widely used in football pants
and uniforms for parachute troops.
II Is a tough, snag proof material,
bright on one side and dull on the
other. The raineosts are made
with the bright side in, giving the
effect Of a self-lning that permits
the coat 10 slide on and off easily
over the shoulders without hind
ing on clothing worn underneath.
Came From Campus
The big eelor favorite for rain
wear u darh tan-the color al
ways associated with trench coats.
Innings often match, but can lend
q dash of color TO rainy day by
appearing IN pleasing plaid. The
man who likes his raincoat to
look like a topcoat may 90 for
one Of the darker colors, like
black, brown or navy blue.
One of the rsinwear styles that
originated on the campus, but has
fast crept into every well dressed
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most careful tailoring, the reversi-
Bile coat is at its best this year.
Going one step further than this
style, Is the coat with removs BILE,
water processed lining. Not only
can this coat serve In fair
weather and foul; it is also an all
year, four-sesson coat, because by
removing its lining it becomes
lightweight enough for spring.
Summing up for rainwear, the
styles on the ascent IN single
breasted coats are set-in sleeves
with fly front and button-through
fronts. also with set-in sleeves.
In the double breasted style,
trench coats with raglan sleeves
and the military style with set-in
sleeves are about equally popular,
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supply tent At Camp Bowie. Kol-
vyck. before Re xss drafted. trsv-
eied with = carnival - = snake
trainer. Since - joined the army.
hs has captured 20 reptiles ard
put them in = cage in the supply
tent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Former Circus Snake
Trainer Joins Army

RRow>wooD. Tex. = Men u
the ssth division dent foek
around Private Glynn kolWyek ;
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mans wardrobe, is the reversible
coat, processed on one side 10 shed
shower drops. Styled with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

IF YOU DON'T LIKE your pres
ent home trade it for a better one.
See Real Estate Exchange column.
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dress and hot
hos turned her book ouo
Of
dropped shoulder ond wo lines Her obue
ioxe
e chose their costumes from Fishers omp stock Miss oe
YOU The noosy fashioned tnes lends
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Holy Communion
Services Friday

csndiehEht communion vii open
Holy week services ~ First Evan
relcsl church. 50 18th ard X SIS
FRIDAY ~ AS .. m. the Rev. John
Henry soltman. pastor. said Thurs
day
me service will close 81 $50,
with music hy the choir. under d.
rvcton Of Mrs ". Herzog
For his Easter morning sermon,
the pastor has selected Lent and
the Resurreeted Life Members
Will b. received into the church
by profession Of faith and BY let
ter.
Selected music by the choir will
include Risen as He said" and
Lift Up Your Heads. o Ye Gates.
soloist will be Miss Betty Nielsen.
Congregation will contribute a
self-denial offering towards hqui-
dalton of Indebtedness OF church
property. Young people will spon-
sor an Easter breakfast. scheduled
to begin at S a. m.
Closing service OF the week will
open at 80 p. m. under the theme
of His Last Week" The subject
will be illustrated with slides UNI
der direction Of Clarence Reeck.
Music will be provided by the
junior choir.
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Townsend Meetings
Following is a list of sch

Following is list Of scheduled
Townsend meetings:
Thursday-Harmony No. 80. X.
Of P. hall. p. m, business meet
ing followed by games; consolida-
ton of Fircrest 19 and University
Place 35 in Community church,
& p. M. club will sponsor skating
party at Midway rink Saturday
from 10 TO midnight
Friday-Townsend district coun-
ell, bingo and cards at Maccabee
hall, 7:30 p. m; South Tacoma s,
business meeting and dance, Mani
tou hall, s p. M; Fern Hill T. bust
ness meeting at clubhouse. SD and
Yakima, s p. m.
Saturday-Fawcett Ave. No. 10,
business meeting and dance. Car
penters' hall. ?. m: Kirkland /,
business meeting. Coop hall, s
.. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
WPA Plans More
Canning Projects

Thirty-six states including
Washington. now have garden and
canning projects under the diree-
ton az the Works Projects Admin
istration. From 1885 through June,
1910. these units canned 45,022, 900
quarts Of vegetables and fruits and
proces.ed ESQ, 900 pounds of food
stuffs. which were distributed to
the needy and TO the school lunch
projects for undernourished chill
dren.
Last year. at the Mason county
poor farm, PAST quarts Of fruits
and vegetables were canned and
1920 pounds of produce pro-
eessed.
Plans have been formulated this
year for garden and canning units
10 be established in conjunction
with school lunch projects in the
Puyallup. Sumner and Gig Harbor
districts. and for the purchase and
processing of surplus fruits and
vegetables from commercial grow
ers.
In Mason county plans are under
way to lease 40 acres from the
poor farm, and arrangements for
gardening and canning units will
be made at a conference of super
intendents and principals of
schools at Belfair, Hoodsport, Shell
ton, Oakland Bay and Lower Sko-
komish, sponsors of the projects.
Other units will be initiated in
Thurston county and consolidated
canning unit established at the
Rochester Grange hall. Grays Har'
bor county will have units at Ho-
GUAM and Oakville, the seeds be-
Ing furnished by the county super
intendent of schools. Oakville
school donated 500 toward the
purchase of cans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10

Of Tacoma want personal. indi-
vidusl consideration when they sp-
ply for a loan, they do not want
to feel that they are asking for
a favor. They are independent,
self-relisnt folk who want TO fl
nance their personal needs only in
the same dignifed way that bust
ness man gets loan from a
bank"
Brandt said that after two years
OF financing the purchase Of furni-
ture, clothing, electrical equipment
of providing a convenient way
for thousands of families TO buy
the things that make for comfort
and happiness, our company has
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gained vast experience N adapt
inr our loan service n the eircun-
stances ~ the individual This il
evidenced ~ tire fact that during
our two years service u the com
muniiy. Ne have placed over
$500. 600 in local trade channels.
But probably the most helpful
u.s. Of personal finance 10 most
families Brandt emphasized. rs
for the consolidation Of debts
People who are worried with an
accumulation Of small pressing
bills have been able to pay them
all off at one time with q loan
from US Repayments are made
over period Of time at = rate
which will fit the monthly family
budget. This service. Of course. Is
also a great help 10 local mer-
chants who prefer to invest their
capital in other ways than In
carrying extensive credit Their
customers can borrow the money
from the Personal Finance Com
psny-An Industrial Loan Com
pany TO pay the merchant In cash
on past-due bills"
Brandt was asked what part
personal finance plays in the bust
ness world. He explained that the
trend in modern economic thought
is toward a greater appreciation
Of the Importance Of adequate con-
sumner credit. "An business bene-
fits" he added. from the small
local merchant 10 the large manu-
facturer. when avenues Of credit
are opened To the general public.
We shall continue our efforts TO
widen the scope Of our usefulness
in this community. The support
which we have received from the
public during the past two years
makes it possible for us TO plan
broader activities with confidence
that our loan and finance service
is filling a real need"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Army Orders

WASHINGTON The War depart
ment has issued the following orders:
Coils. Kinzie b Edmunds. cav. Fort
Leavenworth, to San Antonio. Emil
p. Pierson. cav New York, TO Fort
Hayes.
Lieut.. Coils. Hal C Head. USA. Fort
Ord. to Fort Georse Wright, George
j INGENUITY. USA.. Fort George
Wright. TO Fort Ord. Walter NJ Hsr-
rison. inf. Camp Barkeley. to WASH
luth. MINI. 70 Camp Besuregard;
Charles W Higgins, osc. Cincinnati.
TO Wilmington: Ernest John. inf.
Kansas City. TO Houston, Tex: John
N letters. &C. Camp San Luis Obs
20. TO Preside OF Monterey; William
Fort Ord; Earl c. Koran. inf. Syca-
George T. Kraft. inf. Fort Ieaven-
worth. TO Camp Croft; A. d Warnook.
inf. Fort Leavenworth. TO Camp Rob-
erts. Calf; Wright Taber Moore. chap.
res. Dallas, TO Fort Riley.
Mas. Gustavus r. Chapman, ono,
Fort Macarthur. 10 Fort Lewis; Har-
old v. Fitzgerald. qmc.. Carlisle bar
racks, TO Washington: Kenneth p.
McNaughton. &C Glendale, Calf. to
Moffett field; Roland c. Brown, ce o,
Denison. Tex. to Auburn. Ala. Kari
B. Schilling. ce.. Philadelphia, to Fort
Belvoir. Va. Bernard Case, SC. Fort
Sam Houston. 70 Randolph field:
Washington NJ. Ives Jr. inf. Fort
Ord, TO Fort Benning: John Haleston.
inf. Fort Custer. 70 Fort Benning.
Arthur Naylor Armitage, cd. res. Los
Angeles, to WATERFOWL, Mass.
The following captains of the in
fantry are relieved from the station
4 indicated and assigned to the Phillip
/ pine dept: Helmert J. Duisterhof.
/ Fort Custer; Elliott r. Watkins. Fort
Smelling: Max Well. Fort Custer. and
Albert C. Wolfe. Fort Sheridan. John
r. Namerow. agd; Fort Lewis. TO
Fort siI to oeP Philippin a dept A Franz
i II. Van Wagner. nc, Hawaiian dept.
/ TO Washington: Thomas w Chandler.
cav. Fort Bennins TO Port Riley.
John Hamilton. INF. Hamilton field.
TO Fresno. Joseph D. w. Wager-Smith.
] inf. Hamilton field, 10 Fresno: Boyd
Fresno: willard R. Beall. IA, Ran
dolph field. 70 Oklahoma City: Robert
II Brooks. IA. Randolph field. 70
/ Oklahoma City: Walter Clifford Bow
man. cd res. Chicago. to Metuchen
N j.: James David Faulkner, O.. res
Los Angeles. 70 March field; Martin
Lester Weitz. me. res. Laurelton. N
Holiday. spec. res, Greenville. Del.
TO Wright field: willard Haven john
son. ce. res. Harrisburg. Pa, 70 Wash
ington: Niles Bryant Jr. inf res
Battle Creek, Mich. TO Washington:
Raymond Elmer Rutherford. &c. res.,
Ellsworth. Kan. 70 Chicago.
In the state penitentiary at
Moundsville, w. Va, records show
there In one case Of tuberculosis
| N eyerv az iuprisonments
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The response Brandt eN-
planned. to The Straightforward.
vet friendly loan and financing
service for the individuals and
families which our company offers
shows fdrcefully that while people
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-10
Brands Personal Finance Company
Celebrating Second Anniversary

Tacoma people definitely prefer more busnesshke meth
DDS Of financing This the conclusion which the
Of Personal Finance Company-An Industrial Loan Com
panv Al Brandt reached reviewing the experience Of
his organization which has reached the second anniversary
Of its service 10 the community.
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In the state penitentiary at
Moundsville, w. Va, records show
there IL one case Of tuberculosis
TO every 2e imprisonments.
Sir Walter Scott was known A.
The Border Minstrel"
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Local Badminion
Players Score

Taeoms bsdfninton players ~on
four out 81 five championships in
the Puget Sound aisiric, v. " G.
A bsdmini0n tournament sstur.
day Al the Seattle Central Y. ~
c. A Jusnlis Stern won the
womsn's singles. teamed With
Dorothy Morton for the vomsn's
doubles crown and teamed with
Dick Meyer for the mlssd doubles
title.
Dick Meyer won the mems
singles from Dan Erwin another
Taoomsn. G. Meyer ana rrsneis
Chapman Ios' the mems 1oublss
final Players we're snisrss from
Olympia. BsillnEhsm. Bfsmsf,on.
snoquslmls Fails. Seattle and Ia.
coma
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City Basket
Race Knoiied
Abes Miss Chance
To Nsur III Title


Pretty as = Valentine present
and al tied up IN . knot That's
tho city Prep basketball race TINS
morning following s,sdlum's ssn.
satlonal sa.si victory over Lincoln
Ahes on the stadium hoop court.
Saturday.
Al panielson's basket In the last
ten seconds Of play Was the eiow
that handed the Abss their first
city sefles setback snd moved the
Tigers into = top spot tie
with both tho Abe. snd the
Tigers having three games isft on
their city schedules. the ipsi
hoop race has turned from . ons-
team parade into . bitter battle
10 the finish,
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HITTING the Old Head Pin

from registering a 800 for the
Century league. He finished
with 500.
{. e Collins. his worthy op-
ponent with only two splits
gave him merry chase, 597.
Ray Miehaud rolled games OF
22i and 200.
Bill Egsleston rolled a swell sin
gle game OF 233. and Carl Miller
226.
Sam Coles with 81 spares and
one double registered a SCI.
George Effelberg struck it just
right bowling in the Eagles Lodge
league, when he topped the league
record for a single game OF 25a
and finished with the high series
for the week, GA. His 253 game
WAS also nigh for the week. Six
more pins would have set a new
record for all the leagues.
Mildred Hager. Kings Place
star bowler Of the Women's
Free Time league, did well for
beginner, \ series OF 1871
155-145-4s1.
High single games was tiec
thrice in Womens City league
scores Of 20i by Yvonne Johnson
Babe Psnowich and Fern Coles.
Fannie Gamble Of the Littl.
Paris Beouty Salon team won her
place In the list Of 525s and better
with a high series for the week
Sal.
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Brannon Leads
Team 10 Win
Visitation Star OF
Crusade Title Play

Brsnnon spelled q hesrthress-
inx - 70 g. defeat for a eoafs-
s.ou. SITS Peter and Paul five
Sunday afternoon IN Crusade
league rlsyoffs al Rellarmins.
Dropping In . total 81 -
paints. the tall Visitation
center welded the Jaw bone
that broke the hack 81 the
stuhhorn saints resistance.
untn the las, five minutes the
game VAS nip and tuck with the
Eastxide lads holding 10 10 Is
hAlftime lead. Isoo~-eheoking
however ended their advantage -
time after time Brannon broke
into the clear for cripple shots
The dramatic second hair saw
the South Tacoma boy ring mp /.
tallies 10 personally offset any Of
fensive spurts by the vsnquished
squad.
In the preliminary tus-le .
smooth working ~. i1ec's
club soundl, trounccd Sacred
Heart. ~ 10 Is. Ca 20 on, In
front In their hattie Tor third
place IN the finsi standings.
The second game Of the two out
Of three series 10 scheduled for
Thursday evening IN Bellsrmine
gymnasium with the preliminary
starting at I 10 o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Ski Weather

TodAy's road and ali Reports
Paradise Temperature -. no
new snow ~ inches on ground.
strong northeast sind. eissr. snoN
~1Ddapoksd. skiing good on packed
slopes. road iey IN places carry
chains
vi. Baker Temperature 81.
10 nsN saOW. i0z inches On
ground. ssllnE good. calm. clear.
snow and zee on road, ehalns al.
sl~sd
Stevens Temperature a. no
nsN sloaE 80 inches o. ground.
calm. clear. road sOit and rough.
chains advised
snoqnaInnis Pass Temperature
20 on new -nos. - inches On
ground. calm. clear. road rood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Double Win Over
Huskies Ends Hex


SEATTLE Washington State
College. with only five more games
To play and all those ~ home. was
virtually conceded the Northern
division. Pacific Coast conferences.
basketball championship today
The Cougars this weekend face
the University of Washington
Huskies The University OF Idaho
goes up against oregon state Col
lege at Corvallis tonight and to-
morrow. Oregon State entertsins
the University Of Oregon satur-
day night.
NSC broke q 20-yesr jinx
here last weekend by winning
for the first time both games
Of a seattle series. Only three
times before had the Cougars
been victorious In the Wash
ington pavilion. and on each
occasion II was q second game
that WSC took.
But there was no stopping the
big seeurate-shooting Cougars this
year. They won. 4<-42. Friday
night. and 1921. Saturday. TO run
their victory streak TO nine
straight games.
Meanwhile. Oregon was taking
both games from Idaho by COM
manding scores. tS-33 Friday night
and 52-2s, Saturday night at
Eugene.
Washington WAS believed "a
have little chance against
WsC at Pullman after the
wa, the Cougars heat the
Huskies here. Ten thousand
fans jammed the pavilion each
night 10 see WSC boost Its
standing 10 nine victories and
two defeats.
Oregon State, which holds the
only decisions against WSC this
season. was in second place with
four victories and four defeats.
Oregon follows with six wins and
six losses. Washington dropped
to fourth with four victories and
six defeats Idaho 10 last with
two and seven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Poggie Meet
Tuesday Night

The Tacoma Pogzis club will
meet Tuesday night al 5 o'clock a.
ODD Fellows hall 20 see demon
STATIONS Of steel In. trolling.
stripping and s.s-run eutthrost
fishing. Experts viii explain and
answer questions The annual
salmon DERBY xin be ciscusssd-
Salt water anglers are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
All Jobs Filled
PO(ATELLO. Ida

PoCATELLO. Ida 49, The roster
Of managers for the 1871 Pioneer
league baseball season was COM
pleted today with the appointment
Of Bill Delaney. former catcher
for the St Louis Cardinals and
one Of the 1894 world series stars
a. plot for the PocAtsllo Cardinals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
oKEBOs STATE wTssEKs

CORVALLIS. ore. The Oregon
Stat. College varsity wrestling
team conplstsd iis dual nee, com
petition for the season saturday
By defeating University Of Idaho.
z4-s
The Or4ngsmsn have . record
Of two victories over Oregon and
on. each over Washington stat.
and Idaho
Oregon state swimmers oosnsc
Idzno. 5i-is.
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Rowing Sport
Al Stanford

srAsvosD UssvEsssry. caG
Rowing mas bssn taken up q
Stanford university after an -
year lapse. and univsrsssy offieisis
nav. %. far approved ~ 10 give
xymnssliim credits 70 The sroszD
u 10 working out sseA week. e
~sx announced to-day.
Ths ersw mas scheduled fetu
event. for tina s~anon. opening
.x.ln~s tina University a Wssh-
lns.sn Iishtwsssps eight and IL
Sacramento Junlas seiIsgs vasukty
On the Oakland estuary April II
Avssi - ~ lnlAans ui11
sssst Cs@Utss Sssbss sseeGs.
Esd % My ~ fses UClA -
iAs Asgsiss. Ths ssssstb -
wsi1 - ~ s6abss - aneenr
nests 90 - ~ Oah1no1
sss~asy.
The crs~ IL coached By -four
volunteers former University
Of California osrsmsn - ktrk
Smith, eoxwain in 1850; otan
rrssoorn. vrsd xsIly aad Nsne
pedesson.
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|"
Amss reserve Inst
lsst sss years 10 "a spot he players
wnsss lnsy a. the hest snd tnen
ssss snv vacant sprt hsmssif
alsk~rs p>svs ssy - ~
,. sh~ ssssp~s< So ~ -
ftsss sssgvv = h~sn - 49,
fsessev s~s . thssx ssskss
Alley hss ecss11eennss 80
p~rs>see 10 ~ tsss>se hpfs<e
s~sssssss - ~ go sssepsl
tAks a~sse>ss n ~ s~efpee1
ssa sshssa ~ p>sss,
usssgnins nae rsen n slmeao
every srss except ssss ~ ne 1T
sst.
essftessoa Knows Inc oasfisl<
fret n~ss. ard cen turn IN . fnle
90 On tho mound In an smerueney.
me rxess are sure ~ getting
tws mors ssss~~st players frem
N. san vFsaetsce Reals Nm lurn-
81 ss~r the e.rsrsess ~ kiisy sn1
nct<lhN.
one ~ thess may ~ nhass ssap
nen rfe~sf. whe shcssIs - rssay
fnr . MIG year hers this saasna-
DE ~ss sesns great guns 81 M se1
n fp<n
rhs sshsr may no NAy Perry.
ths slunains third ssshss - ~
is<o ssIs Lane city Nsee.
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Loggers Drop
In Hoop Race

Saturday bsstsfts
Nfiszsstls ~. G y = 40
CAM. This wssk
Nor sItaes g = as pseifss.
Friasy rsrifie - wiiisnssss
CPS Logssrs Niii b. battling -
get hack IN The sOrtbws-i csn-
fsfsnes hoop race when they pay
Pacific University Badgers st
Forest Grove tonight
TIVE sssbsekx from tas hands
- wlli.mssts bssrests on FRIDAY
and Saturday sot only pat q
serious efifop IN the LsmbsfjAeks'
hopes u winning inc title but
also moved tina Bsarcsis within
one game Of einchlng . Title he.
Pacific Badgers and Llnfieid
stlI nave q chance AZ ths cham
plonship II wlllsmstis loses TO
Pacific this FRIDAY - both Pacific
ana e. r y must make . clean
sweep tonixnt ana Tussday 70
ssep In tns fsnI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Bombers Win

SPOKANE. Wash.-Ths spo-
kane Bonbers tightsnsd their grip
on first place In the Pacific Coast
Ice Hockey league by defeating
IN. Portland suekaroos, s-7. last
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Yakima Wins
X-State Flag


Yakima Pirates won the Cross
State high school basketball cham
pionship Saturday night by beat
ing Bremerton Wildcats. 1882
who fell into a second-plsce tie
with Lincoln Abes Of Tacoma.
Stadium OF Tacoma upset Lin
coin Saturday night. 1881. while
Wslls Walla beat Bsllinghsm.
42-37.
Everett. champions for the last
three years. had a chance TO make
II three-way tie for second. All
the Gulls have 10 DO IL beat Bell
inghsm Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-18
Eiuhi Stake Races

NEW YORK - There Will bs
eight stake races al Jamaicss IS
day sprinr useting-Aprii II TO
May Io-Sith . gross value of
ss7 500. . 1900 increase In ADDED
money over last year. the Metro
polifsn Jockey club announced
today.