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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
FUNDS HELD Up

Tie question of aid 10 Russia and
religious freedom may come up IN
the house when administration lead
ers Try again to obtain conSldera-
t,or o. q $500 900 900 grant 10
the Reconstruction Finance corpor-
alton. I. was blocked last Friday
because Reps. Robert F. Jones, R.,
o and Hamilton Fish, R. y. Y,
wanted 70 know more about RFC
assistance 70 the Soviet Union.
Their action followed by four days
President RooSeve.t's reminder that
Constitutional guarantees Of religious
t.eeoom here ard in Russia are es-
sertally the same.
Tae RFC became snarIed IN the
.Ssuc Of religious liberty because
about s3O.00O,C00 Of its funds have
been advanced and another S70,-
900 coo committed 10 Moscow tor
defense loan purposes.
As outlined unotficially here b.
a confessional leader closely as
soc.ated in the making OF admins
t:a,loM pCliCIeS, the Catholic church
would make at least two stipula-
,lons .or experimentation OF the
Soviet Union constitutional guaran-
tee OF religious freedom:
!. That all creeds actually would
enjoy full freedom of worship
. That children up to the age
o. l8 years could be instructed in
parochial schools.
Whether such a proposal actually
marEs an advancement toward real
!zat.on of the democracies' desire
for restoration Of Vatican Moscow
relations cannot be known until
NOR is heard from Hartman and
Stenhardt. One interested lay ex-
pert expressed the opinion that the
Vatican's reported stipulations SEEM
ed modest enough and should pro-
;lde an opportunity for progress.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf,
Oct. 7. cUPl-Construction of the
worlds greatest elec-ron microscope
has been started IN the laborator-
les of the physical science depart
ment here.
l. will have magnltVlng power
of 10000 times, which will exceed
by $4,000 times the greatest one
built to date.
Tine instrument will be built un
der the direction Of DR.. Ladlslaus
Marion, newly appointed associate
on the Stanford faculty. and one OF
the worlds outstanding experts or
electron microscopes. The work will
be carried on under a S65, 900 grant
from the Rockefeller Foundation.
The microscope Under construc-
ton, DR.. Marion said will be mere
ly a service one to carry out a
vast number of scientific research
problems.
TO BUILD DREAM SCOPE
Eventually, DR.. Marion will build
one that will be the scientists dream
of what microscope should be and
that one will have magnifying
capacity of 100000 times. He de-
clared this is perfectly feasible.
DR.. Marion began his development
of election microscopes eight years
ago while working at the University
of Brussels. He built one of the first
electron microscopes in the world
and was the first man to turn such
an apparatus on living matter. The
subject was bacteria taken from
the roots Of rare orchid which it
was slowly killing.
His fame brought HIM TO the
United States in 1888. and he joineo
the staff of the Radio Corporation
Of America, collaborating in the
construction of the first electron
microscope to be built IN this
country.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Vatican Emissdry
Confers With FR

president and Secretary Of State
Cordel Hui.
L vas assumed that Stelnhardt
would report on war aid 10 Russia,
the question OF religious freedom
there and the recent tri-poWer con-
ierences IN Moscow OF representa-
tives OF Russia, Great Britain and
the United States.
Tap American mission. headed by
" Ayere!. Hartman. has been in
s.rac,ed 10 take up the question Of
religious freedom in Russia with
tie Soviet government, and Presi-
aent Roosevelt indicated at his press
conference last Friday that Stein
hayQt already had discussed that
p.ce,em with Soviet officials before
Ia.riuaN's arrival.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Peace Officers
Meet at Yuma

Imperial-Y Yuma Peace Officers
Will 20 to Yuma Friday night for a
ladies night, entertainment, dinner,
AMI dance in the Yuma Elks club
Dinner VIII be served at 7 pm
California time, Sheriff Pete NnW-
man. president Of tho Imperial
Yuma Peace Officers association
announced Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Sessions Slated

The l.... ,:,,I:..ag T, ii: =. E.
Scou; le4de~ ~. ~ u. -. W~c-
nesday !.lga. =, I:,5e'.. .c.- =
scout hc.al... ~. So .-....V-
EugA W.. -; e.... - - -.
The S>as.5:. w. - 90 .o.:.-
of a round table discussion for ceL-
tral district Scout masters ana com
missioner
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07

Strikes
9 @ On
BY UNITED PRESS

An agreement by the C1O Steei
Workers union 10 negotiate 9rle|
auceS Of s. striking crane operator
enabled 1900 men to resume prod
uction Tuesday n the Gary. Ind
plant of the Canegie-Illinols Ste't
- worlds largest Stee.
mill ,.,
Work stoppagcs on sl2 100000
TeXarkana, Tex. ordnance PROJECT
and at 4 Cleveland, O, munitions
plant continued. and five GoodrlcA
tire plants at Akron o, were shut
down by a 24-hour protest strike.
Operations al the l4,000 acre Gary
plant. producing an estimated loV.-
coo tons Of steel weekly, we're GRIP
Piled at midnight Saturday by the
c:anemens walkout Company OF
ficials estimated 85 per cent OF t''e
plant output goes into defense or
ders. mainly for tank steel, airplane
armament and marine turbines.
The Steel Workers OrganlAM-
committee tCIO'. which called the
crane operators out TO proteS'
transfer of relief cranemen to other
departments. sent the strikers BACK
TO their posts at midnight Monday.
pending negotiations OF their de-
mands. A company-union confer
ence was scheduled Tuesday to dl>-
CuSS the crane mems grievances.
In key position in the stec.
production process, the crane opeI-
ators had created a bottlencck that
forced the company to send othe:
employees home. The company
charged the walkout was part Of an
attempt by the union TO get un-
ion shop at the plant.
PROTEST BEATING
Members of the United Rubber
Workers ,CIO1 said the Goodrich
strike was called to protest what
was described as the beating OF a
union organizer and his wife last
! week at Oaks. Pa, where Goodrich
has a plant. The walkout began at
midnight, and was TO continue for
"a hours. The plants hold defense
| contracts.
Company officials made no COM
ment
The Red river ordnance plant con-
struction project at Texarkana was
tied up by a general strike OF $500
AFL Building Trades Workers de-
manding bargaining rights. The
men walked off the project Monday
The Cleveland strike involved CIO
Die Casters at the Monarch Aluml-
mum Manufacturing Co., engaged
on ammunition fuse and munitions
parts orders. More than 200 CIO
unionists struck to protest a COM
pany contract with an independent
union.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
Ford Disn1is sing
10000 Workers

- vi 3IfeMse orders IN luIl pro-
Tie assembly plants marked for
personnel reductions" are in ST.
] aa.. Cal,apo. Chester, Pa, Edge
water NJ. Somerville, Mass. ST.
Peal. Mimi. Long Beach, Cal. Dali
lus. t.. Louisville. Ky. Omaha
Neb.. Kansas City, Mo and Den
Yer colo.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-07
WEATHER

Southern Califcrnia-Falr tues
dav and wednesday except m8ht
and early morning low clouds near
the coast; slightly warmer Tuesday
except along coast; continued mlIH
Wednesday,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14

way they would advance the ball;
An easy first down every other
play. In three plays they'd be just
q few inches short of their second
consecutive first down.
National football league figures
released today show the Bears
average s.6l yards on each play
from scrimmage. believed to be a
new ground gaining record for
major football teams. In AL plays
from scrimmsge 7e7 by rush
ing and ia by passing - the
Bears have advanced 7.71e yards
OF this i.s25 Ii by rushing and
l.2es passing.
Dcfensively. the Washington
Redskins top the league with an
opponents average Of 81 yards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Nominate IA
For Handicap
Top Stoke Horses
In Tunforun Event
TANFoRAN RACETRACK. San

TANFoRAN RACETRACk. San
Bruno. Calif.-Emhracing virtually
all of the topline stakes horses in
training here, IA stars today were
nominated for the $4,000 Kings
Mountain handicap on Saturday,
Nov. Is.
This race is at mile and a
sixteenth and Is the last important
engagement over a distance of
ground before the $4,000 mile
and an eighth Marchbank handi-
cap. Nov. p.
Among those nominated
are Samborombon. the Ar
gentine star: No Competition,
champion of the last Bay
Meadows meeting: Sweepida.
king of the California-breds:
DEVILS Crag. New York stakes
horse: Bncking. Chicago
star: Royal Crusader, hero of
Del Mar.
The complete nominations fol-
low: Horse and owner-Sambor-
ombon. Beezley and Cohen; Devils
crag. Rae Curland; Step By, Fair
Hill stable; Lostsgal. Mrs. J. r.
Gregory: Big League. A. Hirsch-
berg; Sweepida, II. c. Hill: Au-
curry and Buckhorn Creek. y. s.
Mccarthy. Argonne Woods. Oak
mont stable; Royal Crusader, r. c.
stable: No Competition. Robinson
and Philpot; Bulwsrk and Count
Dor. A. G. Tarn: Buckins, A. X.
Wesst
No Competition, one Of the best
handicap horses in the Vest this
year. winner Of the Bay Meadows
handicap and other stakes, arrived
today from Santa Anita, accom-
panied by the s-ysar-old Creakle.
No Competition, owned nv
r. n. Robinson and Hurst
Philpot. has worked exception
ally well in the South. He'll
he a bold threat for both the
Kings Mountain and the
Narchhank handieaps.
y. s McCsrthys Buckhorn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Offense Took
on Grid

SEATTLE - The story Of an
"sll-out' weekend of offensive
football. in which new records
and new leaders were sstab-
lished. was told today by the
America football statistical
bureau
The records were set in the
Washington u. fSt. Louisl-
Illinois college game. when 81
passes were attempted and Will
son BUD Schwenk gained SIC
yards from rushing and passing.
New team leaders in general
offense were Arizona and
Duke eleven that jumped from
18th to second position by gain
ing 733 yards against Davidson.
Texas dropped TO fourth place
In total offense a. a result of
Its tie with Baylor. and Ari-
roma held first place with an
average gain per game of 1886
yards.
A new leader also appeared in
total defense. Texas Tech,
which yielded Ill yards per
game, replaced Texas A. q NJ,
which dropped to third.
The bureau reported that
Schwenk's amazing spree un-
doubtedly constituted a modern
record. The 81 passes thrown
by Washington L. and Illinois
college broke the previous rec
ord of 70 passes, set in the Texas
Christian-Bsylor game of 1887.
and tied the same year in the
Arkansas-Tulsa game.
Schwenk replaced Capt. Bill
Dudley of Virginia atop total
offense ranks with 1890 yards.
And also led passers with IS
competitions in LAT attempts.
Frank Sinkwich of Georgia top
ped rushers with s95 yards. Red
Lindow, Washington T., leads
in pass receiving with 81 caught
for 400 yards. and Merle Hapes.
Mississippi, in punting with .
45.64-yard average.
Team leaders included: Rush
ing offense Missouri, 2ss.4
yards per game. Rushing defense
-Duquesne, Al yards per op-
ponent. Passing offense-Ari-
IONA. i77.7 yards per game.
Passing defense Boston L. a
yards per opponent Putting
Clemson. 42.l2 yards per kick.
Top ten in total offense; Ar
IONA. 1856 yards. Duke. s72.7.
Utah. s54 4. Texas, 34a.a. SYRIA
cuse. 1879. Detroit. 3346. Tu-
lane, 35f.1. Georgia. 326. Glenn
son. 3245. Missouri. 3ieq.
Creek. winner Of the $1,000 Sal
Francisco handicap. was REPORTS
lame today with q filled hook i
MS right hind leg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Dudley Named
PEA President
Five Men Added to
Coils Holl of Fome

CHICAGO-Ed Dudley. veteran
professional at the Brosdmoor
Country club. Colorado Springs,
Colo, yesterday Was named presi-
dent Of the Professional Golfers
association to succeed Tom Walsh
of Chicago.
Dudley received ~ of the
10 votes by delegates and
members of the r. G. A. exec
utiye committee. The re-
mainder were split between
Frank Sprogell, Grand Rapids,
Mich, national secretary of
the p. G. A., and Alex Cum
ningham. president of the ILL.,
nois section.
Dudley also is chairman of the
tournament committee.
Earlier in the day, the delegates
were informed that five new
names have been added to the
P. C. A. hall of fame.
They were Charles fChiek1
Evans, jr., Jerome Travers, John
MoDermott, Alex Smith and Willie
Anderson. Smith and Anderson.
both of Great Britain. are the first
foreign-born players to be sd-
mitted Anderson was the only
man ever to win the National open
three consecutive years.
Grantland Rice. Kerr Petrie,
o. n. Keller and A. Linde
Fowler were members of the
committee which made the
selections. The z. q. A. voted
that effective merit year, the
names selected by the commit
tee would be submitted to the
vote of ZOO members.
Francis Ouimet, Walter Hagen,
Gene sarazen and Bobby Jones
are present members of the hall
of fame, which is located at
Augusta, Ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Victory Would
Scramble Race
However. Cardinals
Peoples Choice

Los ANGELES - The Pacific
Coast conference offers the Short
est program Of the season this
weekend with only two games
scheduled. but Stanford va
Washington state At Palo Alto
may settle the Indians Rose Bowl
status.
The Cougars have won their last
three games. including victories
over both Oregon and Oregon
State. The latter is the only club
that has been able to t1p STAN
ford this season.
Two Of Washington States three
defeats were by one point-to
UCLA and 10 Southern California.
Coach Babe Hollingbery has
built the Washington attack
around Billy Sewell. the Ia
coma star and one of the ma
tons top passers. This makes
the club even more potent
against Stanford because N
the Pale Alto team has any
weakness, II IL In aerial de-
Tense.
However. Stanford is still the
peoples choice for the Pasadena
bid and any attempt to make
case for their opponents is wishful
thinking. On paper the Indians
should win by two touchdowns.
But II the Cougars win the race
would be scrambled indeed.
The only other conference game
matches Oregon State and Cali
fornia. The Bears lost to WASH
ington last Saturday while csc
plastered UCLA 1910. The Staters
base their claims to fame on an
early season victory over Stanford
but they haven't shown the same
form since.
The Bears are far better
now than they were early in
the season and have a power
full ground attack. Odds are
currently 4 to 5 and take
your pick.
Southern California takes the
weekend off in preparation for
Notre Dame next week. UCLA has
a breather, which il needs badly,
against a service team from Camp
HAN.
Oregon ard Washington have
holidays IN preparation for their
game at Seattle the following
weekend. Montana and Idaho meet
at Moscow but the game will not
affect the conference standings
since neither play a full schedule
and neither are in the running for
the bowl bid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Alsab Wins
Photo Victory
Western Horse
Climoxes Big Yeor

BALTIMORE. Nd.-Alsab. the
colt that came out OF the vest TO
establish a sensational two-year-
old record. climaxed his 1871 rae
ing with Wednesday With a photo
victory over +. r.. Bradley's Bless
Me in tina 81. 50o-added Walden
handicap at Pimlioo race track.
Carrying Jockey Bobby sed-
der At top-aeight of IN
pounds In the sin horse field.
Mrs. Al ssbsth's tall hay colt
boosted his earnings To nearly
$1,000 In his first year of
racing ~ he licked off the
mile and one-sixteenth In
la s-3-s-5 Of q second over
the track record.
An IL to | shot TO win, Bless Me
paid off only s2e0 and s220 for
place and show while Alsab was
backed down to $500, $40 and
$40. Fair Call was $40 TO show.
The victory was worth s7,720 to
Alsab. bringing his earnings to
S110,6I0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Sports Parade

Princeton. Would you like to
settle for tie-
South
Alabama over Georgia Tech
Don't think the Crimson Tide
Is going to be in the losing
column any more this year.
Southern hodist over
Arksnsas-Two touchdowns.
Clemson over Wake Forest
Don't ask why. I just put II
down fast and started praying.
Duke over North Carolina-
Easier than IL usually In.
Louisiana State over Auburn
Wouldn't IL be funny II that
Auburn team suddenly ran wild ?
Texas A. & NJ. over Rice
But watch II, brethren. watch II.
Texas over Texas Christian
Nobody Ii going 70 tie Texas
again this year, much less beat
'em.
Far West
Stanford over Washington
State = Shaughnessy has EN-
under momentum now.
Oregon State over California
But the family jewels aren't
bet on II.
Utah State over Wyoming
Both trying for their first con-
ference victory.
Brigham Young Colorado-A
scoreless tie.
Utah over Colorado State
Say 30 points.
Idaho over Montana-n I'm
wrong. don't sue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
.Louis-Baer
Fight Jan. 9
Title Joust Set for
Madison Square

sEN YORK = Buddy Baer. the
giant Californian Who pulled a
sFirpo@ and knocked Joe LOUIS
through the ring ropes last May.
will get another crack at Joe :
heavyweight crown Jan. 8 in the
Garden.
The navy announced this
match last night. emphasizing
that profits of the i5-round
bout will 20 10 the Navy relief
society and that Louis VIII re-
eeise only his expenses. Baer's
percentage was not revealed.
Promoter Mike Jacobs viii
stage IL.
This return brawl il virtually
certain TO Jam the garden and TO
attract a gate of more than $780,
900 because of the thrills and spills
that featured their previous melee
at Washington. D. C. on May D.
Also because of the stormy DIS
pute that followed u.
Moreover. Louis has been
CHASED IA by his Chicago
draft board and IL subject to
call b, the army. Hence this
10th crown defense may be his
last ring appearance before
answering the bugle unless he
h granted permanent defer
ment by virtue of his 18th
birthday coming next MAY.
The navy decided upon Baer as
the opponent because of the hurly-
burly al Washington where big
Buddy knocked Louis through the
ropes with a left hook in the first
round. forced the champion to hold
in later sessions, gashed Joe's left
brow in the fifth and then lost on a
disqualification at the beginning of
the seventh, after being floored
three times in the sixth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
BY HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

1uiteu fffss sports Luftof
NEW YORK - Racing - or
should I say wobbling down
the home stretch of the football
season:
Midwest
Northwestern over Notre
Dame - Busting an unhsaten
record in the best game of the
day.
Minnesota over Iowa ~ But
what lovely spot for an upset.
Good one.
Missouri over Oklahoma-The
highest hurdle on the way 10 the
Big Six title.
Ohio State over nlinois-2l
to o. Sorry. 90 TO o. Ohio State
just missed that last point after
touchdown.
Wisconsin over Purdue - BY
Ut least one touchdown.
Kansas State over Kansas
This one doesn't figure to be too
tough. but it's one of those ira
ditional games where form flies
out the window.
Nebraska over Pittsburgh
On the theory that Pitt gave its
all against Fordham last week.
Michigan State over Temple
I got a cousin who once knew \
fellow who went to Michigan
State. Nice guy, too.
Fast
Tennessee over Boston College
Tennessee doesn't want 10 set
the world on fire-yuh. II just
wants to avenge that licking in
the Sugar Bowl last year.
Michigan over Columbia-An
out-manned team goes down
fighting.
Cornell over Dartmouth-This
is the one that Cornell won last
year and then lost on account
of the fifth-down business. Sweet
r-r-r-e-v-e.n-g-e,
Mississippi state oye r
Duquesne Those Mississippi
boys got that howl fever had.
Harvard over Brown-It was
a slow start. hut those Harvard
boys are plenty tough. broad
and tall.
Holy Cross over Manhattan
Ought 10 be easy.
Tulane over New York uni
versity-Things like this help
build up your average. Mine
could use some building.
Penn State over West Viz
Making II four in a row.
Pennsylvania over Army-A
good big squad beats q good
little squad.
Syracuse over Colgate = On
the flip Of a coin. Either team
can win by 40 points, depending
on who's hot.
Yale over Princeton-Ths Ellis
haven't won one since their sea-
son opener and neither has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Salica Signs
For Ring Bout

OAKLAND, CaI.-Lou Salies,
worlds bantamweight champion,
has been matched for a title fight
against Rusha Dalma Feb. Is, in
Manila, IL was revealed today.
salica and Dalma fought an
overweight bout in Honolulu, Oct.
with Dslma winning a 1o-round
decision.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Ray Sturgeon
Joins Ship"
Pip Koehler. Tiger
Boss. Is Manager

shipysrds have managed n get
Raw Sturgeon away from Chair
men IN order to give them = better
scoring balance and II may be the
spark that w1ll make them an
unexpected title contender.
The two clubs PLAY ~ =
o'clock Thursday ut Lincoln
high school In The second
game Of a triple-headsr that
viii open the 1el1-47 City
league season.
Ed Grants score-erazy Gasmen
Will have the honor OF opening the
seasons play against Lakewood at
! o'clock while Yelm and Autos
close the evenings program with
o'clock game.
The initial game appears TO be
battle between experience and
good shooting ability along with
a stonewall defense against speed
and ball handling a. thu Lakewood
club will try to upset the 6asmen.
With the addition Of Spur
Eeon. Manager Pip koehler
viii nav have three scorers
IN threw 1T the Ghairmen In
the feature game tonight. viii
Hurney and Fred Hallin are
already tested scorers of the
first water and n may he
enough extra added punch 10
make n real dogfight.
The loss Of Spurgeon will not
weaken the Chair club too much
as they still have five of last
years second place team for a
starting lineup.
The seventh league member will
not open its season until next
Monday night at 0 o'clock against
the Autos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Duke WILLING
To Consider Bid
II Undefeaied

DURHAM. n. C.-Reports that
Duke would not consider a bid TO
any New Year bowl game arose
from a misunderstanding, Coach
Wallace Wade said today.
Wade said he had not indicated
that Duke would or would not con-
slider such q bid but that Duke
would not consider a post season
game until the season IS ended.
and that the Blue Devils would not
consider one al all II they were
defeated in one OF their two re-
naming games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
PROVOST Tor SCORER

MEDFORD. ore.-Bud Provost.
fullhsck OF the Ashland high school
football team. led all scorers Of the
Southern Oregon conference with
q points. = survey revealed today.
In second place Was Cliff Jones.
Medford. with -. Foster Of
Klamath Falls Was third with Is
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Cubs Would
Buy Angels

CHICAGO - The Chicago
Cubs baseball club = negotiat=
Ing 10 purchase the Las Ange-
les club Of the Pacific Coast
league. Cub General Manager
James Gallagher said to-day.
Gallagher said the Cubs
wanted direct control of a elsss
A farm club.
The Los Angeles club n
owned BY the San Catalin Island
company. controlled hN p. n.
NriEley. owner of the Cubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Friday. Nov. IL ........... ,:fs

-
MOSCOW. Ida - The Idaho
vandals viii h at fun strength
for the Montana game Saturday,
Coach Francis Schmidt said today.
II the army air corps training
program doesn't take his starting
left guard. Bill Jockey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
City Basketball Race Opens Tonight at Lincoln
ormer Tiger
Pitcher Dies

SEATTLE - David :. Will
Jams. -. famous spithall pitch
er for Seattle In the old North
west Baseball league. died of =
h>ert attack last night. He also
played for Tacoma Spokane.
Vernon, n. &, Portland and Los
Angeles.
He resigned = sear ago a. an
oil distributor In PuyaiIup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
Young Shortsiop
Ordered TO Army
PHILADELPHIA

HIA - Al Brdn-
cato, young Philadelphia Athletics
shortstop. today revealed he had
been ordered to report for induc-
ton into the army Dec. 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-14
The Bears Of Chicago Can Step

CHICA CO. n the Chicago
Bears could adhere strictly to their
ground gaining average here's the