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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
MISSES TIEING POINT

Fordham provided the major
fireworks Of the battle in the final
quarter, when they moved from
the Aggies' 44-yard line down field
for their second touchdown and a
possible tie which failed to ma
terialiZe when Steve Hudacek' S
kick for the extra point was par
TALLY blocked and bounced off the
wrong side of the cross bar. -
The Rams gave an Iron man"
exhibition, with only f9 men Sec
ing action. Outstanding for the
losers, and possibly the star of the
game. was chunky Jim Blumen-
stock, right half 1t was Blumen-
stock. aided by fast-running Len
Eshmont and hard-driving Steve
Filipowicz, who inspired the Ford
ham attack throughout. When he
left the field late in the fourth
quarter, he won a great ovation
from the crowd
Fordham scored first, in the
second quarter. when Ungerer
blocked an Aggie punt and Blu
menstock and Eshmont carried the
ball to the 9. From there Jim
Noble went to the 1-yard line, and
Filipowicz plunged over.
II took the Aggies just two
plays after Fordham's second half
kickoff to net their first touch
down. Fading back from his own
80, Aggie Quarterback Marion
Pugh rifled a long pass downfield
to Earl Smith, who took the ball
on Fordham's 35-yard line, avoided
Eshmonts lunge,~ and went for the
tying scara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

Less than 10 minutes later. a
roughing penalty gave the Aggies
possession on Fordham's 1-yard
line. and A. and NJ. 5 All-American
fullback. Earring John" Kim
brough. scored standing up. Pugh's
kick was good. and that was the
winning point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Hollywood OutdOne
Stanfords Rose BorOl Victory Rags to Riches Story
You Wouldn't Ever Find in a Scenario
Continued from First Sport Page)

the extra point to give Nebraska
TO lead and stun the great
banking stands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Too Much O'ROurke!
STATISTICS

Boston College scoring. T3uchdowns-
Hoiovak. Connolly tsuh for o'RourgeB.
y Rourke Point after touchdown-MaI-
nicki placement
Tennessee scoring: Touch -Thou1p.
son, Warren (sub Tor Tha-npeon,. Point
q ltcr tnll. h. ... L-arnl-- L---a o.. atfl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

Suhsfitufinns Boston College Ends.
Currivau. r. zahlisEi. Nau-1rtg tukachtk.
tackles Auckoes. tIcvsnitis. guards. FLOR
ertiaa, Heuko Gaivani. center DuN-in-
SKI. quarferback Sasns halfhe ks. Con
molly. Williams. fuUback kisseV
Tennessee Ends Husf B0f'Tarls /.
tackles Luitreu Edmisfan Hubbel III
nonetti; guards Noel. steiner. center.
Graves quarterback warren. Butler
halfhseks. Andrdge. Wiener. fullbsck,
Newman, Broome.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Is Victor
Despite Harmon
Continued from First Sport Page
STATISTICS

a football game and a football
player al the same time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Eastern Teams
Still Meat for
Texas A. NJ.
International New. service Win

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. South
west football fans. more than
$4,000 of whom saw the Texas
Aggies defeat Fordham's Rams,
1872. in the Cotton Bowl. were
happy today about their teams
victory. but mixed with their pride
Was a large measure of respect for
the hard-fighting boys from New
York City.
The Aggies, Southwest Confer
ence champions for two years,
beaten only once in that span, and
never beaten by an eastern eleven,
thrilled the partisan crowd with a
third period rally that Melted
them 13 points after they had left
the field at the end of the first
half trailing 6 to 0. s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02
Golf Faces New Era
Sarazen Thinks Sport viii Begin TO Fade In
Popularity In 1912
BY LAYTON CARVER

This has to do with asking The
advice of caddies.
"For years I've been falling
back on my caddy for advice
on what club to use and other
angles" Sarazen said. "And
for 10 years this has been the
big defect in my game, with
out making any reflection on
caddies. The point Is, golfers
should learn to think for them
selves"
Anyhow, he will 60 ahead anc
talk shots over with them all this
year. when he hopes to win some
tournaments It will be recalled
he missed winning the Nationa
Open last year by the margin oil
a playoff with Lawson Little anC
then eliminated Henry Picard, the
defending champion, from the Ma.
tional Professional championship
before finally succumbing to San
Snead on the final hole of his next
match.
MIGHT HAYES
81 was tired" Sarazen ex-
planned. II might have won the
Open at Cleveland but for those
extra 18 holes on a muddy course
that made IL necessary that I
revise my game to suit condi-
lions. And II l hadn't tired at
Hershey I might have won the
+. G.. A. title. As IL was, / went
20 holes against Picard and
Snead-no setups--before they
went up on me. When Snead
did IL ON the thlrty-fourth hole
of our 36-hole match he actually
won IL then and there, but he
st!ll had to make some miracle
shops and ! carried him all the
way 10 the thirty-siXth."
Sarazcn thinks he viii have a
great year and that may be a
warning 10 the Sneads and Nelson.
and Picards who covet the various
titles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

Is go Il O.
F4u scarns T0uchdas-rs Fvsshevss
FrutlE Points after tauchcowns Runs'
Wesi scoring Touehfapus McAfaut,
Bsria tsub for McAdans1 Johnson
P .nts Af'er toachtoNns NcAdauis.
Hickey fsun f1r Mulkeyl.
EAST 40 WESr go,
Frurg Mich . Ii. Mcdowell wash.
Davis. "A ..L T. Hartman Rics
Lokane. west'n l. g. Sohn south Cal
Caleeki. Peer state 49,. Muchs wash.
o. Boyle. Tulane z . Lahsr Okla.
" johnson Minn :. Maks 1'' Ff. arn, s..
EvashevskL Mich. Gentry. Tuiss
Harmon Mich LII J'son. Santa a.
Reagan. Penn .R II MeAdams WASH.
Krscum. Pits. r Kiosslb'g Ore. S..
suhsu,utl5ns East-schmurk ,cornen).
csbre.u tColga'el RuffA tDukel Fnicn
Dowaj Cont Cornell Gahm Gn1lAnAB,
westsrnl. Ailerdice fPrinceion). Muha
Carnegie Murphy Iowa
West-Jenrings (Okia Sears COreron
state Hickey (ArkAnsatl, stuart. ore /,
Neiner tKansas state nelson Baylor,
iounce 6Oregon state Msrefos tEt.
Mays Ran'a rs CAL Peoples Is
Cali, Chrifimsn Missouri
Referee Thomas Fitzpatrick Utah.
UmpirerAlan Williams fcorner1 Fed
ludge-c NJ fSinsl Price California.
Head linesman-Leo \. Harris Stamford.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-02

NEBRASKA scorinr. Touchdownt-Fr ancIs
Zikmud Sub for Luther. Point after
observation-disclosures
stanford scoring: Touchdovns-Gallar-
neau q Kmetovie Points after touch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Tax Return Loss Balanced
By Additional Assessments

internal revenue made tax refunds
] year but balanced this loss with
It's resulting from office sudits and
ed Monday.
3ss; Dallas Dispatch Co. Seattle.
$500; under the will Of Albert
Hanback,. Seattle. 81. 335: estate of
VI. Arthur Rust, Tacoma, f60.s75;
Bondholders Committee Of the
Stratford hotel. Seattle. s3.1ss
William c. Butler. Everett. s3.21s.
Charles II. Cobb. Pasadena, Cal,
3.2ss; William Hutchinson Cowles.
Spokane. S4.527; under the will OF
T. z. Hoxsey. Spokane, s3,722:
Adolph Kietz. Bellevue. 1887: Nc
clintock Turnkey Co. Spokane.
s4.021; National Wine Co, Inc,
Seattle. s4.2lO: Paine Mitchell Co,
Lowell. $4.402: Peoples Bank 4
Trust Co. Seattle. s3.253; Z. A
Stuart Co. Seattle. s4.107; ". II.
Wilcox, Tacoma, x4yos7; Insular
Sugar Refining Corp. New York.
s3.743; Henry Hsmes Packing Co,
Seattle. s7.5ss; eDougall &
southwick Co. Washington. D. C.,
s3.01s: Pacific Fruit & Produce
Co, Inc. Seattle, sl7,145.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Two Tax Bills
Given Solons

OLYMPiA--Gov. Arthur n.
I.anglie turned over TO the
lepislature Monday the two
MAJOR tax bills Of his legis-
latiye program. designed To
raise s5.b00,000 this coming
biennium by levies on petroIe-
um products and slot and pin
ball machines.
The house and senate special
committees met with him 20 70.
oeise the measures and discuss their
provisions They VIII be filed later
Monday OF Tuesday. n was 81.
pected.
The pinball and slot machine fss
bill raises the present half ~ one
per cent tsS on their Ffos. re-
esipis TO from 10 n 40 per cent,
according 10 the type 81 machine
The state has been taxing these
machines sinc. 1893.
The law would In no way Ieysl.
IN. the various types IL msohsn-
ieal devices affected. Coy. Lsnrils
emphasized. Neither would u pre-
empt the field Of taxation and bar
any city. township or county from
taxing them or passing ordinances
against them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Boy. Who Stole
Apple. Released
From Prison
NEW oRLEANEs-John n

NEW ORIEANEs-JOhn Rob
ert Swanson. IS. who was sen
fenced TO three years In the state
penitentiary for stealing an apple
and In whose behalf 3. y. Sanders
Of Hartford. Wash. intercsdsd
with the governors office. was on
route home Monday 10 wales CITY.
-. Y.
Tn. high school honor student
Was freed from prison because u
his age and psrolsd 10 his family
after a trial on charges Of JuYs-
nile delinquency. swanson pleaded
guilty 20 charges Of breaking and
entering a home with felonious In.
tent to steal Re gave his age a.
IT and vas sent 10 prison. Later.
however. authorities learned he
was only IS
Sanders sent the governor .
office an apple 10 replace the one
swanson stole.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

WASHINGTON-The bureau o
of 1925 3s during the last fisc
S3q3. zoe. $50 in additional sssessm.
field Investigations. II was announ
Largest refund OF s2.53s. s45
went 10 LsmmOnt du Pont: second
OF S2.2s1. 1882 10 the Aluminium
Company Of America. and third Of
S1.345, 7242s 10 the Delaware,
Lackawanns & Western Coal Co.
Other well known persons to re-
eeive refunds included Bernard NJ
Baruch, s1.423; William Randolph
Hearst, Jr.. s3.sl1: Leslie Howard
1855; Sonia Henie. 1881; Con-
stance Bennett, S2.06e: Claudette
Colbert, S1,066; J. p Morgan,
Sass SOB.
The treasury department re-
ported TO the house the estate
Of Anna Y. Mccormick Of Ia
coma received the largest tax
refund In the state of Wash
ington for the calendar year
1910. II amounted to 1884,
$50.
Other Washington tax refunds
Of $1,000 or more:
Gzude Z. Costello, Seattle, S5,-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
STATE EDITION


Io>Do>-Rrsh torpedo carrying planes orredoe German
Sunday while
daylight Flushing. Holland. and Royal Air
bombing attacked northwest
the early hours Of Monday morning said officially
today.
eAIRo-t column ROW
north Mcndsy nv The middle high
occupied kscrs. the Rcd
n central Erisres-
SOFIA Buigars-Newspapcrs IN their rrim.
Winston Churchis speech London
Monday Bulgaria and The possibility Germany
Thus only persons speech IN.
radio knew what Churchill had said
BERiiN->sr sources admitting n,ti.A piano. had
bombed northern during IN. night
aircraft fire forcd them drop ep~a
that serious dsmsx. deae.
RoME-Seventyvo persons killed wounded
far at present sscsrtaned by British
Genoa Sunday, high eommunlqns Monday
II asserted that all the casualties that
heavy damage done civilian dwellings none Va.
done a military objective
italian planes pursued the British fleet asserted and
struck cruiser astern with bomb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Two Pedestrians
Killed by Autos

sEATTLG-Tfaffie accidents In
Seattle over the week end brought
death 10 two pedestrians ana
placed King couDty's issi traffic
toll at is
Hfs Naomi shelton. 20. Was
killed when a ear driven by W l..
Grey. n. struck her az she waited
for . ride on the edge % q street
An unldentlfisd man. about 80. vas
killed BY an automobile driven ~
William y. Gerysig a. he crossed
a fridge In the University district.
Gsr<1g. who fled the seems. Was
later spprehsnded. RE confessed
striking the man and was held
without charge pending an IN
quest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
British Vessel
Capsizes; One Man
Reported Missing

IEwEs, Dsf The s.sD0-ton
British frslgbtsf Ramon De Lar
rinsga eapsizad In thu Dsis~srs
bssak~aisr Monday after being
run aground because TIA cargo u
pig iron shifted ana e2lssd .
heavy lat
Ths 81 ssenb~ss ~ sss sss-
sers rev we're shs4sd ~hss
The ship tsrsed ever ss hss
.,ae. de.sf Es.rdsssss pssksS
them up ana ssiy ems Gas
vas uusssisE.
Tns shlp. isstlnx more than ~
degrees 20 port. uas oeaehsd here
sundsy night BY two tug beats.
she sailed from Philsasipnis late
FRIDAY and ran into an Atlantic
gale 70 miles offsn0rs which
caused ths cargo 70 shift The yes-
sal leaned 20 heavily that her main
decs sss s~ssn ana lifsDcats
tralisd IN ihs water.
An SOS brought the coast guard
cutter Mohawk and two patrol
boats and the weasel vas lowed 20
ths Delaware oFsakwstsr. The
ships master decided that Il would
b imposslhle 10 make tbs long re-
turn trip up the Delaware river
and the vessel Was grounded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
BRITISH BREAK
WITH RumANIA
Nazis Ired
By Churchill
Broadcast
THE WAR TO-DAY

Europe briStled with signs
Monday that a new lightning
offensive by Adolf Hitler may
be in the making.
For the first time since outbreak
Of the war long-range German re-
connsisance planes appeared over
Iceland. 500 miles across the icy
waters Of the North Atlantic from
Norway and only 1000 miles from
the North American mainland.
The Berlin communique report
ed the planes machine gunned
British pursuit ships on the ground
at Iceland, which has been turned
into a sturdy bastion of British
power since Nazi invasion of Den
mark.
Prime Minister Winston Church
III in his broadcast address Sunday
centered British concern on two
fronts: The home front where in
tensified German air attacks and,
possibly, an invasion attempt are
expected soon, and the Balkans
where he expressed belief that
German penetration of Bulgaria
has proceeded considerably fur
Their than is generally known.
From Zurich Monday came
sdvices tending to bear out
Churchill. II was reported
there that thousands of Ger
man troops. disguised rs civil
ians. already have moved into
Bulgaria.
In Istanbul, il was believed that
the smashing British successes IN
Libya have made a German Bal
kan move more imminent both be-
cause Of the need of restoring 1tal-
ian prestige and because the Brit
ish may shortly be able TO shift
large forces to the Greek front by
liquidating Marshal Rudolfo Ora
ziani's armies.
Bulgarian newspapers failed
to mention Churchilrs refer
ences TO their country in their
reports of his speech. Berlin
Continued on Page S, Column /
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Diplomatic
Relations
Are Severed
Charge Nation Has
Become Military
Base for Germany

LONDON - Great Britain
has severed diplomatic rela-
tions with Rumania. it was
announced officially today.
The action was taken. II
was announced. because Ru-
mania has become a military
base for Germany.
Sir Reginald Hoare. British min
ister to Bucharest, has demanded
his passports and viii leave Ru-
mania with his staff. II was re-
vealed.
British severance of relations
with Rumania was announced less
than "a hours after Prime Minister
Winston Churchill had indicated
in a radio broadcast that Germany
has started to move troops into
Bulgaria from her garrisons in
Rumania.
Reports In Zurich Monday
from apparently authentic
sources said that several
Thousand Naxi troops already
have entered Bulgaria In the
gsrb OF clvilians.D
There was no indication of .
direct link between the reported
German movement into Bulgaria
and the action at Bucharest, but
ii was generally agreed that Nazi
offensive plans in the Balkans may
have been speeded up by the
whirlwind British advance In Lib
va and the prospect that Britain
shortly will have large bodies Of
troops free to deploy in support of
Greece.
British relations with Ru-
mania have been close Ia the
breaking point since the abdi-
cation of King Carol and the
entry Of German troops.
Al that time Hoare picked up
his documents and was on the
point Of leaving when II was sud.
denly decided to allow him to stay
as long as possible.
II was said then that Hoars
had been given discretionary pow
ers 10 remain in Bucharest so long
as he felt IT feasible 10 do so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Bus 0vercrowdinq
Bringing Complaints

The city council Monday APP
proved a recommendation that
steps BE- taken % remedy over
loading Of buses by IN. Tacoma
Railway A. Power CO. The recon-
nendation was made by Finance
Commissioner Val Fsweett. who
said ne had had many complaints
from bus rlders.
II was agreed that the city
would first ask the bus company
to relieve the situation and. that
falling To get results. appeal To the
state department Of public service
for action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Emphasis made that the military does not cooperate
with thr Tacoma police and commissioner police problems
arising from the proximity o Fort Lewis military population
The newspaper report slso Wait made BY
Mr. Eastwood 10 the w. r. military poliee headquarters IN
Tacoma tn which he papaby shocked by whatever he
saw. details Of which not given.
4 have way Of knowing the inaccuracies
Of the foregoing observation but do have before
copy Of letter bearing the official signature Of Holmes
Eastwood and addressed Dec II 10 the director Of thu
federal bureau Of investigation Washington ID G. The
communication referred to the commanding officer At
Fort Lewis for report
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
McChord Bomber Crash
Time Set al ll:l6

OLYMPIA - Souvenir hunters
who flocked TO the mountain peak
scene of the army bomber crash
near Morton found a gold watch
with the hands pointing to 11:16,
indicating the time the plane hit
the peak, Rep. U. NJ. Lauman of
Rsndle reported here Monday.
The watch was a 17-jewei
Bulovs. Its case was gone and
the hands driven into the face
by the force of the impact. /,
was turned over TO army author
tiles.
DR.. Lauman said the youths who
scaled the peak to pick over the
~reckage for souvenirs also found
q human hand and arm and an
other found a piece Of skull.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

would like In have tho state pro-
grcHs commission.
So far this session the fighi on
Langlie has been brewing behind
closed doors, bat " Ia due 10 break
into Tho open this week. Som. Of
the Republican governors own
hackers believe he should step In
tcontinu II on Page 2, Column a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
New Deal Attorney
Will Assist Winani
BULLETIN

NAsHINGION- y . n a
Monday confirmed the nomination
of John G. Winsnt as ambassador
To Great Britain.
WASHINGTON - Benjamin V.
Cohen. New Deal attorney and
former brain-trust partner Of
Thomas G. Tommy the Cork
Corcorsn. will 90 TO London as
legal counselor 70 new Ambasss
dor John G. Winsnt. authoritative
government sources disclosed
Monday.
In still another move 10 bolster
the strength Of that diplomatic
post. the state department will
shift Robert ID. Murphy. ace
trouble shooter" from Vichy 10
London. He IL now counselor Of
embassy In France and will proba-
bly, hold an analogous position IN
London.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
HOPKINS Off for U. S.

LONDONDERRY Hopkins. wbo
has spent a number Of weeks in
Great Britain as President Roose-
yelt's emissary. took plane from
London for Lisbon. Portugal. where
he viii make connections with
the Yankee Clipper for New York,
probably Monday Afternoon
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Phoneiics Expert
Guilty Of Staying

LONDON Pref Arthur Lloyd
Internationally fsmosss
phonstle. expert. vas found guilty
but insane 81 ils trial mere for
<illinx his sifs. klsie Owen. pro-
fss~os % sislin ~ In Royal
Academy of Music. James vii -
kept In custody pending tbs king's
pIs4xur~. shortly before The sisy-
ing. Jane. had been reissssd from
= hospital after suffering severe
air raid shock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Ford Loser in Labor Board
Appeal TO Supreme Court

WASHINGTON - The su-
preme court Monday refused
10 review a National Labor
Relations board order against
the Ford Motor Go. The court
in effect thus upheld a decree
holding that the automobile
manufacturer cOerced and in
undated employees at two
plants.
Under N. order. Ford IL re-
CURED 10 cease dine0ifa gins
membership In the CIO A1tomo-
bale sorksrs or any other sniSn
70 discontinue Threatening. -.
ssuiting. beating" ~ interfering
In any other way with employees
organizing rights. and 10 rein
state with back pay rs men whom
the board found we're discharged
for union activity.
The ease, the nrst u ssse-
raj board proceedings isssis-
ing Ford 10 reach the high
court, concerned eire0mstzae-
- In 1887 at the eosnpsny's
River Rouge and Highland
PARK. Mich, plants.
A not controversy has de-
yeloped within the administration
over granting Ford huge defense
contracts becsus, Of his labor
troubles and Mondays opinion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

NEW Wondei Z. WIZ
kie goes 10 washington Monday
night TO tell the senAte foreign -
lxtions COMMITTEES about the ncse
stimulating experience IN my Me-
lie returned Sunday from whlso-
wind inspection tour - Great
Britain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Eastwood goes into detail.
THAT by February. 100. 900 "a
iis.o 600 men are expected 10 b.
enesmped At Fort Lewis.
"ssithsut commenting fus.
thes, n 10 asse-i that the pepu-
Iaiias In November wss IT.
500. Instead ~ o.0ue. Thls
meath the pap"isties " stsli
under "a. oao. and plans ds nat
Contemplate more than so.eee
BY June.
M there has hses Say issk
of esepevssiss seesess ths
nsiilias, ssshssssi~s ~ tsst
f~~ss ssd she ysi,e~ s"sk"st
Ties NJ Tsesuss shs vHet ~
not b~ss hsesaks 10 N, sssss-
tIos. nor IN the stteesssa ~
anyone else In authority k~se."
zen. White wress. ia fs~s.
ma sse In authority k~rs 81
psr.~st ~ IN the past reesiis
having ss~a Ms. Eastwood.
4 mention the foregoing 10 yos
with the requss, tina, you hrins
thsas facts 10 the attention ~ y.tl'
associates In ths thought that oni,
by mutual cooperation. honest con
slderatlou 81 facts ami frank
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

Marjorie jacobson Of Tacoma
Ski club. spent several hours Sun
day in Merritt Cookingham's
class in ski fundamentals trying
out her new Sun Valley Skis.
Incidentally she'll be one of seve-
raj Tacoma skiers descending on
the popular Idaho winter sports
center just a month from Sunday.
Helen Sohiberg of Tacoma is a
member of the publicity commit
tee for the annual superintendent
banquet TO be held Feb. Is at the
Meany hotel in Seattle. The ban
quet is sponsored by the Uni.
versity of Washington education
club. Among Pierce county educa-
tors who will attend is Robert Hall
of Fife.
Assisting in preparation for the
concert of the Budapest string
quartet Tuesday evening on the
University of Washington campus
are Tacoma goods Charlotte Ann
Thompson, Beverly Carlson.
Helen EmmoDs, Jane Lund, Con
stance Halliday, Rhoda Sussman
and Frances Cole.
Les and Betty Conger Of Castle
Rock. Wash. former residents of
Tacoma. were in town Sunday for
the purpose Of helping Major
George Conger. recently appointed
to duty at Fort Worden. establish
home for his family in Port
Townsend.
Ted Brown, the music store
man. returned Sunday from New
York city following business
trip. While in the metropolis he
spent a day with Archie Blair. Ia
coma attorney, who is still in the
east.
Herman Tietje was q puzzled
man Monday. He wondered wheth-
er he should quit bowling on Sun
day in the future, or confine his
/ opponents 10 the male sex. At
conclusion Of a bowling session
/ Sunday. Tietje found himself on
the losing end in contest with
Edna Monroe and Hattie vii
kowsk.
+ Howard v. kohr, special civil
service examiner. lecturer and
1 traveller, will go TO Seattle Monday
evening to lecture before the inter
national law class at the Uni
versity Of Washington. He will
speak on the Northwest fisheries
question.
At the present he is writing his
dissertations for his doctorate de-
gree on the fisheries question in
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