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Evening star., 1941-08-13
JobIess Ranks Cut
a Million in Year
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
The Works Projects Administra-
ton reported today that $500 900
persons were unemployed in July, a
decline of almost 100000 under
the same month year ago and 300,-
600 below June.
Rejecting the rising tempo of de-
fense activity, the report said that
between April and May of this year
a drop of nearly 1000 900 in unem-
ployment occurred.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The As
sociation of Communication Equip
ment Workers announced today that
a majority of its locals in 13 cities
had voted strike authorization in
connection with the unions dispute
with Western Electric Co., Inc.
Commissioner James w. Fitzpat-
rick of the State Mediation Board.
has called a meeting of the dispu-
tants at the Park Central Hotel
here tomorrow in a final effort to
avert a Nationwide stoppage.
The union said in a statement
that various plant departments of
the associated companies in the
Bell System which are affiliated
with the Association of Commune
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Ex-YugosIov Attoche
Here Killed by Nuzis

Berislav Angelinovitch, press at
tache at the Yugoslav Legation here
from 1881 to 1886, was killed re-
Gently by German police in Split,
Dalmatia, the Yugoslav Legation re-
ported today.
Mr.. Angelinovitch, bachelor, was
well-known in Washington. He was
assigned to the Foreign Ministry in
Belgrade after he left here.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Nationwide Strike Threatened
By Phone Equipment Workers
Wolkout Would Tie Up Entire Bell System,
Union Says; Conference Called Tomorrow

cation Equipment Workers in the
National Federation of Telephone
Workers, an independent union,
have indicated they would not do
anything which would be regarded
as a strike-breaking activity.
IF that should eventuate," the
statement said, ''it would undoubt-
edly result in an almost complete
tie-up of the Bell System in the
United States"
The union said majority of the
locals which already have reported
the exact figure was not given
showed a vote running from 80 per
cent to 100 per cent in favor of strike
authorization. A complete vote was
expected by the end of the week and
(See TELEPHONES. PaH A-17)
Evening star., 1941-08-13
House Members Begin
Month Vacation Monday

BY the Associated Press.
House members looked ahead to-
day to month-long vacation be-
ginning next Monday.
Members agreed last night to dis
pense with regular business from
August 18 to September Is, halding
routine sessions on Mondays and
Thursdays during the interim, but
with no debate, speeches or con-
sideration of legislation allowed.
Under the agreement members
will be notified week in advance
should an emergency demand cut
ting the rest period short.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
War Building 'BIitz' Leaves
CAPITAL Stunned and Confused
Proposal for Worlds Biggest Office
Would VitoIIy Affect Washington

Adams: 1T perhaps biggest building in
the World2"
consulting
hearing tn. WAR; suddius
The Armys bltzkreg attack Congress Washington
with the largest office building the world immediate
objective overwhelming
resistance has been scattered left confusion Nothing
quite like it has ever happened in Washington before
Within few days the House the
Committees have approved not S35 1000 building
Arlington Cemetery; approved
scheme revolutionary its ramfcaons effect Wash
ington-as city and Capa-that
attempt careful appraisal of their full significance
For the first time however there about be approved by
through the questionable procedure legislation
Evening star., 1941-08-13
BuIaoriun Cities Bombed

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 13 Pl.-
Bulgarian Air Force headquarters
announced today that foreign war
planes, coming from the northeast,
dropped incendiary bombs yester-
day near Silistra and Razgrad in
Northern Bulgaria, injuring two
persons,
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Trapped Red Forces
Retreuting to Sea,
Berlin Reports
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
BERLIN, Aug. 13.-Under a can
opy Of bombing and machine
cunning Warplanes such as PAGES the
German Army when it is driving for
a decision, Nazi troops were reported
smashing the final Russian defense
In the Western Ukraine today.
Adolf Hitler's headquarters said
Soviet forces were retreating toward
Black Sea harbors after their en-
trapment, presumably between the
Bug and Dniester Rivers in the
Odessa region. while Nazi motorized
troops dashed in to cut them to
pieces.
Great losses were inflicted on
what was called suicide units. de-
tailed to make a rear-guard stand
covering the retreat, the high COM
mand said.
Germans boldly predicted that the
Soviet commander. Marshal Semeon
Budyenny, would be compelled not
only to surrender the huge Black
Sea naval base of Odessa but also
all that part of the Ukraine which
lies west of the Dnieper bend.
Whole East Front Pounded.
This includes, roughly half the
coal, wheat. oil and metal-producing
region, including the important
wheat storage and shipbuilding
center of Nikolaev.
Throughout yesterday, DNB. said,
Soviet troop concentrations and
traffic facilities "along the entire
East front" were pounded by
Luftwaffe bombardmentS.
Rail connections around Lenin-
grad were reported broken in many
places In addition, D.NB. said,
important highway and rail fa-
cihties on the central front were
Extensively destroyed
Ranging ahead Of the Panzer
lulCSS. tIlt LO4 wv dl1C W as Sold W
have bombed and machine -gunned
Russian troops near the Dnieper
River bend and east of the river
D.NB. said two Russian destroy
ers of 1000 tons each and a mer-
chant ship were damaged by Ger
man bombs off the Crimean
Peninsula.
In the region south of Lake Il
man, below Leningrad. German
troops encircled the 103d Russian
Infantry regiment and killed all
but a few wounded who were taken
prisoner, DNB. reported.
Unofficial accounts of operations
in the Ukraine indicated the Ger
man troops reported yesterday to
have reached the shores of the
Black Sea had swept down the Bug
River Valley east of Odessa.
Now Can Push Inland.
These sources intimated a con-
siderable force of Russians was
trapped in the Odessa-Ochakov
area along the Black Sea coast,
under attack from the west, north
and east.
The Luftwaffe, the Germans said,
would take care of any attempt by
the Russians to escape by sea.
Having reached the Black Sea
coast, military commentators ex-
planned. the Germans now are in
position not only to sweep to the
east, but to push inland along the
Dnieper.
Many points below Kiev on that
half wide stream already are
under control of Nazi armed forces,
said the authoritative commentary
Dienst aus Deutschland, and it no
longer is of value to the Russians
for communications purposes.
The lower reaches of the Dnieper,
the Germans said, would serve as
q serious obstacle to any Russian
attempts to withdraw eastward
from the Dnieper Plateau, encir-
cled by the great bend of the
stream.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

(See DRAFT, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1941-08-13

(See GERMAN, Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Bark|ey Speeds
.House-Approved
Draft Extension
Hopes Senate Will
Act Tomorrow on
l8-Month Term
BACKGROUND

BACKGROUND
Senate Uoted tS-month erten-
sion OF Seruice for citizen soldiers
10 days ago President RooSe-
Uelt had joined Army heads IN
urging ertenSion to preUent dis
integration" OF neU Army in face
~ dangers he described as much
more grdre nOlU than Uhen Sc
lectiUe Serrice Act WaS passed
last year. As House nedred Dots
this 1peek. Secretary OF State Hun
said failure to eTtend service
Mould hare extremely bad"
psychological effects in internG-
ttondl relations.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Continued on Page AS, Column -
Evening star., 1941-08-13

Most people in Washington have The
Star delivered to their homes every
weekday evening and Sunday morning.
Evening star., 1941-08-13
Weather Forecast

Clear with lowest tonight about So de-
grees; tomorrow fair. Temperatures
today-Highest, II, at pm; lowest, 81,
at 6:l5 am.
From the United States weather Bureau report.
Full Details on Page Az.
Evening star., 1941-08-13

(See TELEPHONES. PaH A-17)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

Coast conference championship
team, one individual champion and
three individual co-champions.
He taught more than 1000 golf
classes each year.
Hall was national vice president
Of the PEA from 1886 through
1889.
And in 1910 was named chair
man of the PEA committee on
golf promotion in high schools and
colleges.
He has written prominent
books on the subject of golf,
to say nothing of numerous
magazine articles, for the
National Golf Foundation.
Hall is married and has three
children. His son, Houlton, was
assistant to Chuck Congdon at
the Tacoma Country club for two
years, but is now modified in the
artillery at Fort Lewis. His
daughter. Halcyon. is one OF the
leading golf co-eds at Washington
State college and was named a
big-time prospect by Opal Hall and
Patty Berg, international stars.
Macarthur has not announced his
future plans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

It's the Irish
In the Guy

NEW YORK Welterweight
Champion Freddie Red Coehrsne
held the distinction today OF being
the first fighter TO enlist in the
armed forces while still holding his
title.
Cochrane won the championship
from Fritzie Zivic in Newark. ". J..
only last week. He received his
selective service notification after
the fight and joined the navy yes
terday to help former Heavyweight
Champion Gene Tunney in the
navy's physical education program.
I've always liked the navy"
he said. II wanted TO Join
when President Roosevelt de-
clared a national emergency
but my manager advised me to
wait for q chance to win
world boxing title and that's
just what I did.
Now my boxing career can wait
Service comes first, of course, but
will say that rsy title will 60 on
the line whenever my new naval
duties permit"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
PIONEER LEAGUE

The Ogden Reds. leaders Of the
Pioneer Baseball league, dropped
their third consecutive game TO the
last place Twin Falls club last
night. 6-S.
Boise lost its chance 10 trim
the game-and-a-hslf margin be
tween it and Ogden by succumb-
ing 10 Idaho Falls. SO
Salt Lake City. the defending
champions, defeated Pocstello. SIS.
in Il innings to gain a fun game
on seoond-plsce Boise.
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Will Succeed
Ian Macarthur
Is Primary Teacher.
Not Performer

Ray Hall. in bis 40's. is ths new
professional at Firerest Golf club
here.
He vas selected by the board
n directors 10 succeed young Ian
Macarthur, resigned
Hall will take over his new post
sept. /
He i primarily n teacher Of
golf rather than a competitive
star. He In rated a master of
shop service and one of the
leaders In promotionsl work
and instruction of youth.
Hall has spent 20 years at the
work and for seven years was
instructor at Washington State
college, where he developed one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Izaak Walton
Convention On

PORTLAND - A two-day state
convention of the Izaak Walton
league opens here tonight with a
banquet honoring William l.. Fin
ley, nationally-known Oregon wild
life expert.
Other speakers were: Gov. Chas.
A. Sprague, Secretary OF State
Earl B. Smell, Senators Charles L.
McNary and Rufus c. Holman,
State Treasurer Leslie NJ Scott,
Donald J. Sterling, managing
editor Of the Portland Journal,
Phil Parrish, editor Of the Port
land oregonian. and E. E Wilson.
chairman Of the state game COM
mission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

One game Is on the schedule
for Saturday night. beginning at
$50 o'clock. while on Sunday
there will be two games at night.
Sunday nights double bill
will begin At ! o'clock. with
seven inning game being
PLAYED first. 4 nine-inning
contest will follow.
The second game will begin
about $50 o'clock.
The series against Spokane will
likely see the return 10 action OF
Mel Duke Msrlowe. colorful
Tiger hurler. who hurt his hand
in his last appearance here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Draw Tonight
In City Tennis

Drawings for the 1941 city-wide
tennis tournament will be made
this Friday night at Sis o'clock
in the recreation office of the
Metropolitan Park district, 2l2
City Hall annex.
The executive committee will
not consider any entry after the
Sis o'clock deadline tonight.
Matches will start Sunday
morning ending with all finals
being played on the Point De-
fiance courts the following
Sunday, August IL.
Events are singles for men.
women, junior boys and girls. and
boys under Is years; doubles for
men, women and mixed doubles.
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second Game
TACOMA


score nv Innings
Tacoma ...... 600 400 0io-t 10 3
Salem .... O4o 002 oix-7 IA o
Summary Winning pitcher. simp-
son. hits runs off Simpson in s.
plus innings. 4 hits run of Dierickx
in innings. runs responsible for.
Porter a Simpson 3. Dierekx !,
struck out. bv Porter l. Simpson q
Dierickx g.. bases on balls. off Porter
/. Simpson .. Dieriekx 4. wild pitch,
Simpson: left on bases Tacoma ls,
Salem S. three-bsse hits, George.
Bergstrom. Cameron: two-base hits.
Mallory. Linde. Griffiths. runs batted
in. Cameron 3. George q Llnde.
stephens q. Perry. Petersen. Bates.
sacrifice hit. Griffiths: double plays.
Bates TO Griffith to Bates. Perry TO
Koehler 10 stephens. Abbott 20 Cole:
time. ass. umpires. Moran and
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bases on balls. off Soriano 4. Salveson
8, Brown J. left on bases Oakland S,
Seattle 6. home run, Collins three
base hits. Duezabou. Rsimondi, Luby.
two-base hits. Salveson 2: runs batted
in. Collins. Rigney. Devaurs. Raj
mondi. Luby 2. Matheson. Salveson.
sacrifices. Rigney, Dunn. Luby: stolen
base White; double plays Niemiec 10
Scarsells Sickle 70 Niemiec 10 scar
sella; time, 2 hours: umpires. Hood
and Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Salem Slams
Tigers Twice

SALEM. Ore.-The Salem sens-
tors frightened their gip on fourth
place with a double victory over
Tacoma last night. 10-s and "a
Roy Helser yielded IL hits 10 the
Tigers in the opener. but pulled
through without relief In the
second game the Solons put the
game on ice with = sixth-inning
splurgs that Melted two runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
BY UNITED PRESS

Spokane drew further away from
the rest of the Western Interna-
tional league last night with a
twin triumph over Wenatchee, 50
and 1913. giving the Tribe all but
one game of the four-game series.
O'Flynn pitched four-hIt ball
In the abbreviated opener.
Each team made five errors In
the nightcap, with Wenatchee's
three-run rally in the eighth
falling short.
The second place Yakima club
shaded the Vancouver Capilanos
4-3 with the aid of two runs in the
ninth frame. Each club raped out
10 safeties and played errorless
ball. Five pitchers saw service.
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1bdNbcO ApI Lien III oAh.
Score by Innings
Vancouver ........... 600 900 o2l-S
Yakima ............. 900 100 ol2-4
Summary: winning pitcher. Essen
mann: losing pitcher. Thompson.
hits. off Lien in 8 innings 9. runs.
off Adams in "a, innings g. runs"
off Thompson IN IL innings J.. ?
runs: off ElSenmann in / inning ] q.
! run: off Tate In 0 plus inning l. o
runs; runs responsible for. Lien 2
Adams > Thompson 2. Eisenmann l..
Tate 0. struck out. by Lien 3. Adams
3. Thompson o. Eisenmann ? Tate 0.
base on balls off Lien o. Adams /.
Thompson S. Eisenmann 0. Fate o.
passed ball Brenner home run,
Jewell. three-baSe hits Lngua. Reese.
tvo-hase nit. Johnson: runs bstteo
IN. johnson Lingua. Jolley Wei
gsndt 2. Jewell Reese: stolen base
Bliss double plays Wright 20 Jewell
% Wright. orteig 20 CsiltesuX 70
Wright Orteie 20 Wright Thompson
20 Bremen 70 wright. time 2.i0. UNI
pires. OraVec and Valerie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
ON THE LAM
WELL youthful Dorothy Axtee brings back the junior

WELL, youthful Dorothy Axtele brings back the junior
= girls archery championship Of the United States.
The United States il you study is pretty fat
piece Of OF Nanny Earth which makes plain that Dorothy
occupies quite a throne
What Is pleasing all about Dorohys win she de-
nvered under gun.
Older heads the archery business been toung
Dorothy
The day Carter hubby charming
Billie Carter national dropped the
office to
when national res underway Portland keep
that little Tacoma Dorothy Axtes She has what
10 needed the national title"
Right after Dick Dorothy make his
Gc1fon archer, the
Anns Dnty, TO have his
Dorothy Axtele title She
No girl this nation will touch her And she potential
national champion"
Didn't Billie Dorothys national
but somehow other that Be outng Of Dorothy
what caused Dny and Dick become utterly positive
she'd win the national.
That said Billie had pracced many hours with
cthy and valued help Billie
tins archery and u.
n
However thing all
Dorothy Axtene is a national bow and arrow queen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

l7os ID; Bhejsys 1850 (s) VS..
Swallows 1910 IL: Orioles 1895
80 VS.. Falcons 1867 "a; Cardinals
2o43 "a VS.. Eagles 1888 (0l.
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Summary-Losing pitcher. Turpin;
9 hits 7 runs off Turpin in innings.
3 hits and 3 runs off Linde In 3,
runs responsible for. Turpin 5, Linde
g. struck out. by Turpin /, Linde /,
bases on balls. off Linde 2. Helser
responsible for 7 runs. hit by pitcher,
Bergstrom by Turpin. left on bases.
Tacoma 7. Salem 5: home run.
Bergstrom; three hit. Petersen;
two-base hits, Starr. Warren. Perry q.
Bergstrom 2, stephens; runs batted
in. Abbott. Stoeber, Starr 2, Berg
strom 6, Cole g. Warren. Petersen 2,
Griffiths: double plays, Lanifero 70
Griffiths TO Bates. Griffiths TO Lani-
Zero 10 Bates; time ;35. umpires.
Weiseerber and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Twinks Sluq
Like Demons
By UNITED PRESS

Our heroes today should be Ad
Liska and Joe Callahan who toll
on the mound for Portlsnds Beav-
ers. Liska is a submariner, who
has plenty-at times. Joe is a
newcomer to the league.
The two Of them couldn't
stop Hollywood last night and
before they retired, thorough
~ chastened by rs hits, the
Twinks had run up a II TO 6
score on Portland. Six runs in
the seeond-seyen runs In the
fourth = five errors by the
Beavers - that's why Holly
wood won.
The usually conservative Liska
started home in the third inning,
to let Callahan take up the worries
for the day.
Bob Kahle of Hollywood got a
double and three singles in four
trips.
Herman Schultz caught triple
and three singles in four trips
exhibit "A" OF how the Portland
pitchers worked.
SEATTLE LOSES
Oakland raped out a go win
over Seattle while Jack Salveson
was racking up his fourth straight
victory over the Rainiers with a
five-hit performance.
Salveson hooked up with
young Dewey Soriano for six
innings. when, with the score
tied at 1-all, Dewey blew up.
issued five hits including tri-
Piles by Bill Raimondi and
Hugh Luby. Lloyd Brown,
who relieved him, blanked the
stars thereafter.
San Francisco beat San Diego,
9-5, after holding a 80 lead until
the seventh. when Larry Jansen
began to ease up. He gave the
Padres only five hits during the
evening.
Jess Flores BANKED the league
leading Sacramento Cardinals, 10,
as the Angels backed him up with
tight play. Tony Freitas, Sacra-
mento southpaw, who hooked up
with Jess, gave up seven hits be-
fore he left the mound in favor OF
Bill Schmidt.
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Y Ike
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Oakland 6. Seattle 2.
San Francisco Q. San Diego ;.
Los Angeles l, Sacramento 0.
Hollywood II, Portland 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
BOWLING


HUSTON MIXED LEAGUE
Harold Olsen led the league with
q 534 series. and L. Peltier with
o. 204 single game. Irma Froehler
led the women with q 47o series
and 1e7 high single.
Penguins 1755 t3) w. Robins
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

INVESTIGATE the 1871 home
financing plans. Owning is now
cheaper than renting. See today's
Classified Ads.
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Totals 42 2 IA % l3
ABatted for Rushonr In 9th
SPOKANE


score by Innings
Wenatchee 49,. 600 500 100 "a S
Spokane -. 342 100 oox-lo II 8
Summary-Runs batted IN. Milani.
Hughes 4. Myers 2 Jacobs Forni.
Marionetti. Mcconnell 2, Endress,
knobles. Bonetti. two-base hits, Be-
netti COX. three base hit, Torseson:
home run. Hughes. stolen base. Aden.
sacrifices, Mccormack. Mcconnell:
double plays Forni 20 Marionetti 10
Torgeson. Torgeson 70 Forni 70 Tor
geson. Endress 70 Fprni 70 Torgeson:
left on bases. Wenatchee 8. Spokane
z; bases on balls. of Like 3. Endress
3. Budnick !. LsnninE !. struck out
by Budnick 7. Lanning 2; hits, off
Like 6 IN "a innings runs. off
Encress 5 in So innings l run off
Budniek IL in s-plus innings Q runs
off tanning none in ! inning no
runs: wild pitches Budnick 3. Like
2. winning pitcher, Budnick. losing
pitcher, Libke. time OF game. 2 90.
umpires. Enser and Nelson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09

ST. Patrick was not an Irishman
and was not born in Ireland. but
near the present site Of Glasgow,
Scotland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Boston Q. New York 5.
Washington 5, Philadelphia 4.
Detroit 4, Cleveland 3 thirteen
innings).
Chicago Il. st. Louis l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAYS RESULTS

Syracuse AS. Montreal SO.
Rochester 2-1, Newark 1-3.
Jersey City 9. Buffalo 4
Baltimore 6, Toronto 4 thirteen
innings).
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-09
Tigers Come Back Home
For Play With Indians
One Come Tomorrow Night With Two On
Tap for Sunday Night First at 7

Tigers park Saturday night for two
leading spokan. Indians
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seattle $500. ....... Olo 600 Olo-2
Summary--Losing pitcher. Soriano;
innings pitched. Soriano 63,; at bat.
off Sorisno "a; hits off Soriano 8: runs
scored, off Soriano 6: runs responsible
for. Soriano 6, Salveson 2: struck out.
by Soriano !, Salveson 4. Brown !:
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Indians Draw
Farther Away
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL
THURSDAYS RESULTS

Spokane $40, Wenatchee 80.
Salem 10-7, Tacoma 50.
Yakima 4, Vancouver ).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
THURSDAYS RESULTS

st. Paul l. Louisville 0.
Toledo 5, Milwaukee 3
Columbus 10. Kansas City 3.
Indianapolis 5. Minneapolis 0.
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Glacier parks chief mountain
has slid Is miles from its original
foundation.