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Heber
Notes

OtuS Brig has returned home
after spending two weeks visiting
.!.rncs and relatives in Pomona
and Bakersfield
IA' Hebey Pascnt-Tcachers asyo-
r.'i,'. 80 tie fIrat meoting Of the
.' D. I"@r d. night, preceded
." pot-l9ck supper
After { short business meot.ne
r"n"l"."d b. M Lucille Johnson
.' "HaEes3 "aEe presented who
4a"@ falEa il keeping with tne
'.'.E' ~ f!e evening which wa
f)I1 Home. The speaker, wer"
a.!. wins Johnson, chairman of
Da+"r' odaearion for the district
;.' >pD::" o. Family nnlauonsa
...- NJ Florence Glenn. count
!. a demonstration agent. who
. e. pa Consumer Educalon."
D.5..' Sc Robertson and Boo
"-.c,t mace rip 70 san Diego
..4AGar WAoge they visited Bobb!e
...r. a..'el Mrs. Jack Williams.
.AG r't'F friends.
,-t aAd NJ Ray Waldron anc
s.Icr'a of Pomona visited Mr.. and
II "aa l. In2la Jr lsat mcck
>. 'dcra aaa NJ Inglc arc cou-
I,!yti: Wgsd daughter If Mr.
..- MS Tom Wood, injured nes
49,. willie 9.a@n2 at school .ast
..''t Although the .nJury va
...!..s. !, "as not serious
.1rs Mr. Ellen Davis oi Airing
IN Ca.lorl.a is visiting her son
y!G .>"4y. NJ and Mrs. J. II
,J.,l &, - children
+. fd2a Sartaln mas returned
% HfDer from San Diego whefe
tr If. oeen visiting her daugA-
-. ..o .ta.ly MI and M Cur
j Il Da4.e and Raymond Wood
'n.G' business trip 10 India last
I.us day
lI' and Mrs f J Neff 5Ad son
Lee. OF Riverside Visited
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Livingston Heads
Marine Veterans

Wiu4a:n :. L:.:'.-s.on = eo@-
mandant = - ia2N-H.2' Y. :.
deta,lni,i1. G -. .,..:.1 C:
league al %.,a o;.l>. Officers ".
be inS,2"sa a. ceremonies sched-
uled Nov. 10.
A :; B.-sa~d s -en.or vice
comr~udc:. :. =. Wca.... : :un.o.
vice -connla.aer: Cal RoG-egs :.
chap.alr. r. Z. --cC.H.an. j. SCI
geant-a;-a..rs a4u c p. Pv,e.eo..
is atju,a:.. an& Ha.~a.,.ar.
IT, otf..e.s 49, e.e..sd :. :
recent - TX T.. t~.a4er Aia~..a.
now lv.:4s - IL ycual Ia,.ey
Major :. z P,a..:on. r...ouaI -
CT the .sata". sad Car,al. ". S
Robcr'S-a -. department a.6e
Will br.i2- Il. .E=.e....:L tr5an ia.
San Dc -" 10 co.cMcmes.
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NEW BOOKS
At the FL Centre Public Library
FICTION

jamie, Josephine Bentham; Death
Rides the Pecos. Davis Dresser.
The Theme Is Murder, Gavin Holt.
The Great Deburcau, Francis Ko-
Wk, The Best Short Stories l94l.
Edward j. O'Brien; My Blood ant
My Treasure Mary Schumann: The
Strange Woman. Ben AmeS Will
lamS Salt Water DatfY. Philip
WYlic.
NON-FECTION
John Hcarv. Roark Bradford.
IIavc You A Rohaion? Henry !
FOrmau, Oriental and Occidental
HugS, Rosa Bcllo Holt. Intcrnation-
AZ Federation OF Drmooraclcs. JULIA
f. johnson. Pinon Country. Hanie'
IOng. Opera C#Y2lcadc, Netrcpoli-
tan Opera CO: william Alien White.
Everett Rich. Principles O. Scien-
llf!c AstroioeE. William j. Tucker.
The Viking Book OF Poetry. R;ah-
ard Aidington cd.. Colorado Wit
crs' Program of WP.A.
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PE G n G
Raids !
Coming
aR

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oloarl1 u.ssss nd ;.at Us jos Ia
been We 1c.e as Ie-. cs IL -
fully stands gua@d. UEatley he eve.
reports a .nsa' Q. .ir.,a..5 or -.
wrote General RTan His pm :
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make q rleneaycr realistic. cond.-
tons Of va mvs- be simulated
There vii be pe,.s c-c- Wn.ch =
airp,aneS WI l.y There y. +.
other posts oye. which airplant>
may flv onlv during ,h2 lasr la
cay Of the manc'yc". Full Waf5..
must tc l:ep- 4. Il. times. s.nce ~
most IMPORTANT reports may b Il
cuired t--m cos- :re"> or the .as.
hour oi r. y ea""o~ 2.,.t"e.. =
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much as ;ae DE e noe.
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Sones Reelected
To Masonic Post

Charles f. Sonoa Of FL Ccnfro
Ma reelected senior grand stc~arc
at the recent convention Of L.
Grand locec ot The Ma2on~ # Ca,i-
iornia winch tco'' iilcc In So.
Francisco last "cck
IranE NJ. Smith Of Los Aneeles
wa, chosen Grand master ano
Elaudc Morrison of San DIEGO. aeu-
ior Grand Wasden.
Fl CrntHans who attcrdrd To
meeting were. Ralph french. ma.-
Ter OF FL Ceatro lodge No. 384. d
T. W. Peterson. officer ot the
lodge. Charles f. SoncS and Charlc.
II. Kni2h',, inspector fer ta!S Nj
sonic district.
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High Cost Copper
Gets Shot i'm Arm

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
Filler Meets Death
In Auto Accident

TULSA. Okla. OF. -. IPH-
\ 20-year-ald Californian receiy-
inS :. inE training wiki the Roy
Il air force Nl> Hi!l"A here cdriy
today il an autom oilc accident.
Authorities said the flier. Will
liam Barker. 81 CulvCr CITY, Cal.
was injured fatally when the
taXic-b in Whis.l hc and Il COM
panion oere returning from Il
night club crashed into another
car. One other person was in
jured seriously.
Barker had been taking a pilot
ryfresher coarse from The Raj
Affiliated spartan ~Cicol Of .Aer-
o3auti,>.
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WAsHINGTON. Oct. % Up
CaAIo.".a'> ~Okle" law was de-
"oY"ced yesterday as a statute
winch makes poor and needy per-
soN> outlaws o. commerce and
defended rs a means o: preventing
t..s stimulation" Of migration int
~ STATE The argument was be-
:o:a IN supreme court.
THc act prohibits knowingly
5r.n-N- an ;dlsent into the state.
=, conStitutionallty is being re-
Ye"rd By the court in an appeal
b. Fred F. Edwards. MarysTille
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WAR DEPT. LET'S
AIRPORT CONTRACTS

WASHINGTON, oct. y Up
The war department Upda" awarded
a $244,865 contract 70 J A Cassor
Co, Hayward, Calf, for coustruc-
ton OF landing strip, runWays. taxi
ways, and other structure at TIN
MaryaNlllr. calIi, municipal ar
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When y,C ST = write your adrcr-
1isinf, r@oe!. be- thet Il is soing =
g. With IS - y':1ost every lterste
rome +. IL c.'y...t"I Depending
/ 20. Hkat yo4 9 and how % Sc.
il i. viii nake friends and sale f.:
yo4 or VII s1aree.y even be sen
..... depen6ing E.. On what yo@
say -. and how $ou say it.
The writing Of @our advertising i
Just thar important, GjTe i ."
you've &C..
Write from the standpoint Of tn
buyers. tte Shoppers. .'o-- customers
Tel; them --'..-ttiey wartto j,7o".
that YOU VT thern L knr~. F..
them, MI IT,, s'op t.cm Ut I
headline IL sn.e- It l9r them. IT,.
write to I'll TIN things atou,
theme jtos and about the thing
you sell V'f.fe earnestly. NJ Il: Il.
FIRST tutrts. tAi--E words n7en1oi
able t. t..::.. Naro -Ly-. the mo-
interesting. tHc - ':c-r.:;a:t "ar5=
YOU write. Don1sl.etcA I Yoaa' r.
never necessary aIVay s"t.,.9. L.
over backu ards 10 tell o,Ir t.-'as
Write to tell t.4cn now they {.
make their lives easieI @vrcr, le"ees.
richer, bc,t"r >. iar7Ie: e.. ".~e
they use or ct Or drIuE o. W..
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about il, al.1 neser forget a.
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promiss9ry Notes
Foa6Qrod In EUif

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Total pruo.pa. a -rd &a. $257832
The suing colupan, aiap aakCd iol
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22
GAS FtuANT KEOPTNS

In the Alabama dispute. gao 10
united min" workers voted to return
to work TUESDAY ni@ht at The Sl5ss-
Sheffield Steel a.d IRON Co. pre-
pairing the WAY lor resumption OF
production toGay at tho COMPANY :
gas b}-producJs plant, partially
supplying Birmin ham and IT. in
duStmal enyiTons.
Shutdown OF the gas plant. Whcih
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RN INU-I

Tha .saa@anep IlU -, %. =. .
out IN p .stsYiVs ula. one OF =. l
str.k,., }isteG b IN. office of N, .
ductiun Eanssta:e' rs mo y =
mr!ylu, III t.tlt fit. w e.. a >
rrcdueu-n. elaae5 Er'@ aas.
Abcu. ~ . .2Go '.Ga.s# -
ploves r,tusard to Wvr!. ~ : stto-
sidiary rlant of the atrikc-bomd
Great Lakes Steel Corp. Feorse.
Mich. also on the OPN critical
list. The company makes hiah iou-
slle steel.
Til" Hanna F@rnacc Corp. sub-
sidiary plant of Great Lakes. VIZ
opened ON the day shift, buJ the
parent plant and the Michigan
steel plant. anofhcr subsidiary. re-
maincd closed. lid $500 WORKERS
still We're idle.
Those retunine 10 work At G2eat
Likes had voted action Tuesday
night after leaders of tae 5te2l
workers organil.uG committee CIO1
warned that If the SWOC doean t
reopen this plant tn" army Will
About 3000 attending the meet rs
agreed 10 go back to work provided
26 Snika Leaders dismissed With
union permission for axis actiN.
titles" We reinSlatcd. and tina, ne
eOtiation for a nov WAGE contract
b~Gin within 50 days
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WE: A FIE:R

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L. ;. Weather bureau. II Centre
I"fn Iiu

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CONTRACT CALLED BEST

Workers walked on, Oct. u.
charoine Union officials had sold
them oltn or Il contract. but union
and industry officials and i federal
c.ncllIator called the document tic
"b ST in tn lndastry."
A. the request Of The OPM and
ne national defense mediation
roard. / Loo worker, returned tc
ihl!r obs a the Sharp vile, Pa
and Neville Island Pl.. plants oi
II" Ghenaneo Furr@cc Co. which
produces pic iron used by makers
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

of defense materials.
Nearly 700 men left the Neville
Island plant Oct. l3, >ccNine Il
closed SHOP and contract improve
mtn;~. Feul days later, goa walked
cut O. The Shapsvlllc plant in Il
sympathy move Tho workers voted
last night 10 end the strike pending
negotiations.
COAL MINES CLOSED
Coal production as mcnaced by
wildcat strikes which clSoscd nnc
captive mines in the Eirminsham.
Ala. area aad the threatened walk
cut OF 4l0QG Go united mine worl.-
gers IN three other states al md
nigh, SATURDAY.
Threat OF Il more imIn"dIate Hor!.-
stCppagV altcchng uc,rn#c ca0"
from the seattle. WASH. council
of Wcldor, aud burners which ord
crCd & Walkou Wednesday a siX
-hipyarda busy on millions OF dol
lars worth Of government ordey5.
Shpyard effioials said a Xalkeat
cl WClde1S would halt production al
TN Seattle Hand> and it Was feared
the strike artIon would be ,Xtend-
ed to jhrer ctacr Shpbuildine
plants at Rranclton. Tacoma and
Puget Sound navy yard
The dispute involves a juriadic-
tional Ieht between the Welder,
and the American Federation of
Labor WHO turned clown thei d.
mlnds for Il mton charter Th"
Wcldcra immediate demand is re
inst@cment of 2c0 mon -dspeadrd
Monday irom on" ScaltI" YARD al
the r@qdss. OF ua. All AIee,
tIa0tN council
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

Otis Brig has returned home
a4tfr spending two weeks visiting
Arnts and relatives in Pomona
and Bakersfield.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-22

N' and Mrs f. J Neff amd son
Clayton Lee. OF Riverside Visited
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Tacoma Club
Has 10 Bouts
Hsuviss Top Card:
Pros Coming Soon

TIE b~sk bssstlax Industry comrs
bach "a Tsenms after m.ns
nenths af ss<sp
The smAt<uss wtii hfe.k the &c
Thursday night 81 sse Al tks
Crescent n.Ilroom. 18Th and Fa~-
estt. ~tth : 10 bout program.
Later sAis meath Wln May
IN ~tIi Pss ss~ ps.f~~>s~ssi
ssns> isss Stride 81 Nsp~sist~a
Nall.
BE plans 10 f~stus. nsssy Ward.
Tacoma young weiter and Hauy
KID" Matthews. the hard seeking
msddiswesKht from idaho VIA
seems destined for bigger tssaaa
TIE amatsur card Thursday Win
feature cs Pertains. young Tseems
heavyweight. and Corp. Arthls
Thomas. Fort i~sIa
In sev hSs,sag with ~
h~ssIes are Dee Alle~hy. sesA
Century eluA ~sa<l~~s>sha
$50 rp~e Assss~. iss1 Asss-
raak.
The esgho ether eaass. ell for
three rounds each. include hoxers
from Fort Lewis. stst psvissnr.
Everett Boxing eiuh. Tacoma nas-
ing club and ruyailup nexins club
Al Whitman. former pro h"xsr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06

Eariy birds club
Leonard juicy topped tho trundiers
OF the Early Birds club, shooting 1o<.
2o9 and ls7. for a nice ses series
62s. Melboe 532 Pred Roberts OH
Roman koehier b2s. ana G. Tippery
s1l,
Jimmy Bernard's ala vss the high
single game. and Helen B~rnard's sas
was high total OF the women bo~isrs
OF the club.
Turkey shoots
For men and women boylers who
like special competition. there are
turkey shoots listed at the Coliseum
and Broadway alleys The Coliseums
shoot Ia In progress nov and runs un-
The Broadway shoot IL schsdulsd
for next Saturday and Sunday and
the following weekend.
Rules for both events are posted
and further Information may bs OBJ
tanned from the desks In both sstab-
United Industries IeaEne
Walter Bilseth. well known Tacoma
trundler. led the pin spiliers IN the
United Industries league Tuesday
night on the Coliseum alleys with a
big 5si total. Including games Of is1.
Papermen. long time occupants OF
the cellar position, pounced ON the
Piyuood gang for three points. with
lsadoff man Anderson taking tho top
honors with = 1875 single and +cs
total
Grooers won three from pstsrmsn's.
q Russell topped the shooters with
is5 for the high single and bi7 for
the best total.
Carl Kleyin's ATT Vas high for
Buffs, VINO won three from Hsmp-
fons Wolten's won four from Mon
srehs and Floyd 0iomsky wsa tho TOD
performer with is7 for the high single
and $50 for the beat series.
sport sm~a LeaHue
sportsmen League boSisrs shattered
previous team records Of the season
In a sudden rpiurss Of hish scoring
on the Broadway alleys Tuesdsy
night.
New team marks are held by Buck o
quintet. which rolled lo4s for . new
high single ana 1851 for new team
total Roy csruso. Glenn Collins,
Glenn Boyer. Joe Paddock and Clyde
Grain compose The team.
Roy Csruso captured the INDIVIDUAL
series honor with 5s7, which Included
the high single OF the sportsmen
matches, . nice 14s.
Other high scores we're: oisnn
Boyer s75, Floyd Bates sss, ksnnsth
Mcdonald 54s. Jack Hsdlsnd bb6.
Roman Koehl~r SOS. Enserson ss<.
Results Bottlers 4. Cslifornlans o.
BuekE 3. Bakers !. Motors 2. Johnny's
2. Amussmspt .. Crafts q. Foundry
Another hish team single vas that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Don Greeley
Goes 10 Army

PULLMAN. Wash. - Lieut.. Don
Greeley. backfield coach at Wash
ington State college, reported at
Fort George Wright in Spokane
for physical examination today
preparatory to beginning active
service in the army.
The quarterback and cap
tain Of last years W. =. G.
eleven was expected 10 he AZ
signed to Camp Lee In Vir-
ginia. Greeley WAS q reserve
officer and received his march
Ing orders last week.
In addition to coaching the back
field, Greeley helped Line Coach
Buck Bailey scout opponent teams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Record Player Turnover Is
Forecast for Major Session
Trades and Soles Certoin to Chonge
MonY Players in Both Big Time Loops

NEW YORK That annual
drama If the diamond. the meet
ing If the majors. which usually
turns out to he a compromise be-
tween simple friendship and
earnest baseball eonniving. is not
scheduled for public showing until
just after the turkey meets the
axe. but trade talk grew 10 such
volume today that record PLAYER
turnover may be confidently fore
cast for next months oonclave.
Seeond-guessing team and in
cividual player performances for
the past season is favorite
winter pastime for all baseball
devotees but an attempt TO
snslyze in advance any deals Of
the diamond that might be en-
gineered by such deft traders as
Larry MscPhail of Brooklyn.
Branch Dickey of St Louis. and
Jimmy Dykes of Chicago are
strictly a gamble.
Nevertheless. this l. the age
~ journalistic privilege, -
with little regard for reputa-
tion and less for success.
here's q snap survey Of the
trade timetables worked out
ny the major league clubs for
Dec. e-I0-1l.
Dodgers Babe Phelps and Luke
Hamlin sure to 60. with Cookie
Lavagetto also mentioned for the
block. MacPhail is after another
outfielder. more catching strength
and a southpaw pitcher.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Hiitinq the Old Head Pin on Local Lanes

of Johnnys quintet which stopped Al
io47. missins The league record ~
= angle pin. stan strom rolled 3i2,
Pred ~, ss h aos s.s s.,'y
Tuesday >isbiefs
sisih Avenue Coaster
VII No. / TOOK > points from VII
No. q, i1T3 Ia 1879 Kay rlck had
nigh single for No. .. isi: Eileen
Nogei hish series, ss<. Helen Fisher
nd as sish single and series for No l.
In the match between sixth Ave
Alieys and n n Girls. Norma Mum :
merdor picked up tho s-7-i0 split 10
take high single, III, ana series. t23.
In ths 9 n oirs n. Troisou Gas
n i..s ,ao rr.m as ''u as,sius n,s as
series, g2e. sixth Ave. Aileys tcok :
points, is<e 20 1895.
Gas League
sixth Ave. Aii<ss
The Shop trundiers beat the Plant
team , points 10 I, bsftussi rollins
. is2 single sams and 300 even for
me other match saw tins offics
squad take ali four from the saies
Dspt. Torsssons 3Os single ana Soe
total topped the scorins.
h ~. Merchants League
H.ra~srs alas %, V Drug. $500
. 81, h nfsip N i..s ak sl'' VIE 1' h'sn
Barber shop 1880 csp ". oriii zes7
ID. Nigh Ssms, y. Mafeuason III
hish ssries y hsreuAson s<7
Candy ze3s fsb 70. Dspt Store 7e17
a.. High same pies Greco 7zz.
ufli Ton ISaaus
D~irymen 1tis 90 ys hiikmsn
7soe ~. Nigh game. y Tbompsoa
Bus Drivers 7s7e 40 " Bella 1sss
ca, Hish ssms, Nd seli zoe. nish
series nsndorfsI $40
der aio. hish ssa,ss. 4. z.haasr ~.
ozrsssmsn 1859 ~ - PULLMAN
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Cougar-Idaho
Long Rivals
Have Met on Grid
Forty-Eiqht Years

WARRINGTON nTATE coll
i.HdG. DEMONSTRATIONS rivals
for nearly hair . century. the uni-
vsrs,ty Of Idaho and washington
State viii hook up In their annual
football struggle nest Saturday
afternoon On Rogers field here.
The game promises to b. one of
exceptional Eridiron thrills. cnior
and fast action with both teams
shaping up ~ spirited outfits.
uAahs wo1ev Ne sew eearh.
tvs~rts 4. n~hmlds. hss ~
Ohle staes. ps~sesss . sser-
ta~ssIas ssyls ~ play esspiss-
nag MANY Formations 80
rssste-dassls activity. rvsss -
last weeks Ovegoa state
game. idaho kAA wea thres
starts In . row.
Washington state has soomsd
up 10 . top spot In the Pacific
Coast piKakin picture following
successive wins over Oregon state.
10. and univsrsity II Oregon.
100. plus an earlier triupmh over
tho University Of California. la.
BABE HoIiinGbery has developed .
varied attack which includes plenty
Of passing plus soms new running
playa which bring The ends Into
action.
rIRsT IN lses
Idaho and washingioa State
first met In football In ise3 hui
the game ended In . row. They
got started the nsxt year on thsir
regular schedule ef eompstltlon
and have met annually with few
exceptions. Because u the sslgh-
boriy locations Of the Institutions.
only nine miles spsrt. tremendous
rivalry has bssn generated and ths
athletic contests are sInost always
bitterly fought
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The Idaho game y The final
homo appearance ~ Washington
state this ssason with such out.
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Cardinals Loaded with talent
Manager Billy Southworth agar
faces a hard job figuring who Il
cut loose rather than who To buy
Reds-on a perennial hunt foi
a smuggling left fielder and may
shake loose ontfielder jimmy
Gleeson. who hit only .25s last
season.
Pirates Willing 10 part with
Lee Handley. Arky Vaughn oil
anyone else to nab one of -four
Philly pitchers Podgsjny
Tommy Hughes. Frank Hoerst OF
Ike Pearson.
Giants - Scheduled for .
terrific rebuilding job all
around. Hot after Ire Hand
lev Of Pittsburgh or Bobby
Bragan Of Phils.
Cubs-Expected Ia rebuild
from end 10 end with young
sters hut willing to bid high
for players who can hit big
league pitching.
Braves Stellar Shortstop Eddie
Miller can and may bring biz
money in the ivory mart. Reason
he may go is acquisition of Froilsr
Fernandez who led the Pacific
Coast hitters with .33i.
Magnet for all other
clubs trade advances. Have tempt
ing material in Pitchers Podgajny
Hoerst. Hughes and Pearson, In
fielders Danny Murtaugh, Bobby
Brsgan and Nick Etten and Out
fielder Danny Litwhiler.
sTURM MAY GO
Yankees President Ed Barrow
says his club may stand pat but
Yankee stadium has always had
heavy hitter on first base %
Johnny Sturm may GO.
Red Sox-Neither Tom Hawkey
nor Joe Cronin will talk about
changes but Jimmy Foxx has
slipped and may not be back. A
little added pitching talent would
put them in the contenders' class.
White Sox - Jimmy Dykes
sincerely saddened by clubs
soporific showing In Septem-
her. Luke Appling reported
on block hut he and Taft
Wright are the teams only
$50 hitters and that's what
Dykes needs more than any
thing else.
Tigers-Pitching, pitching and
more pitching. Gap in infield left
by Charlie Gehringer's retirement
to be filled.
Indians - Even the managers
status Is in doubt here. With
Bobby Teller classified as IA by
his draft board, pitching will be
big concern.
Browns-Secondb base and short
stop chief weak spots.
Senators Barter bids open on
Pitchers Ken Chase and Vernon
Kennedy and Outfielder Doc
Cramer with q return influx Of
infielders called for.
Administration Frank Hayes
named most often in proposed
swaps. Need outfielder to replace
Sam Chapman, who 10 scheduled to
join the u. S. air corps. Figure
to angle for Roy Weatherly Of
Cleveland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-06
Sophs Get Eye

CORVALLIS, Orey-Lelsn Gust
afson. Jack Yozhihsrs. Bob Proc
tor. Ted OssoWski. Orvilis Zieizs-
kowski. Boy Clement and other
sophomorss VIM showed up ~ well
sgzinst Idaho last Saturday got
the undivided attention Of Coach
Lon stinsr Of Oregon State today.
He said they spelled trouble for
UCI.A