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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
BUSINESS
DETR0i7sSs6a SzsTfMES
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. Rukeyser
y. 5. May Change
Financing Methods

WASHINGTON Nov 12-Undersecretary treasury,
Daniel W. Bell in important though unpubcized threeday
conference starting today the Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta
will lay bare the ideas of the administration modifying
mode of deficit financing through the sale of and bonds
There Will be at this brain
getting the of payment for the national defense lend
lease of the governing
federal and the fiscal agency who
each of the II Federal Reserve banks
In offherecord discussions the assembled officials will
present the practical banking reaction to recent hints from the
capital that the system of making maturing federal bonds
exchangeabe for bonds be modified The speculative
soaring of exchange rights which have reflected the
which oveTsubScribed
raised the question of wisdom of existing system Of
exchange privileges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Treasury Might Consider New Patterns

has been reundng operations taken
care OF by securities running than
As for resulting in long government
perhaps 80
addition to the conventional offerings the treasury might
new financial patterns One proposal that instead
issue OF definite for immediate
treasury so-caled tap ISSUE tap
for indefinite period until
money has been raised and that the books be closed
Still another suggestion which will be
meeting will be the creation interest bear
ing obligations of without any British
treasury has long used this of
that consos and long mature will obvate
refundng operations this period when
government not going off the national debt entirety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Kroger Sales Gain
Sharply Over 1910

CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Kroger
Grocery and Baking Company
sales for the four weeks ended
November /. totaled S24,692, 1877
compared with O,57o,771 for the
like 1910 period, a gain of 20 per
cent. Sales for the four weeks
ended October a showed an in
crease of 21.2 per cent over the
like period of 1910. For the Al
weeks ended November /, sales
totaled $3.50, 498. SIG. against $780,
450,624 for the like 1910 period, a
gain of 15.7 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Farmers Market
fanrv %

hFPl.hs-- Mcintosh, fancy. 81 bu.: No.
Z N;25gi7S: No. 2. Use eu. Greetings.
Jonathan. fancy. si.75 bu,; No. !. si7sG
HOi No. 81 Delicious fancy, 81 bu !:
10. J. 81 .b0ai LIS bu. No. 2. zoe: North
IS bu No. 2. Si.25 bu; SHOWS, No. i.
a, SiNl.33 bu.
BELTS Fancy. 81 bu; No. ]. 500 acs
dozen punches; so q 6oc bu
BRoCCoLI-No. /. 81 5Oa2 bu
CABRAGE-No. 4. so q soc bu. No 4
zoe red, No. j. eo97 bu-: curly. No. 1.
cARRoTs-Fsncy. .las bu.: No, I. Is
4 soc doz. punches: s5cdsi bu.: No. 4.
35e doz punches. T5c pu
CAULIFLowER - Fancy. 81; No. 4,
81 25ei !. ~ bU.: No. 2, 75c.
CELERY Fancy. soa7sc; No. I, 500
f5c No. 2. 1SW25c doyen punches
CELERY sQUAREs-No /. 81.
CELERY CARRIAGE - Fancy. 81 b2m
Celery RooT-No. 1, 75casi bu.
cRANBERR1Es - No. 4. sl-soa2 ~
EGGs-Largs. s1a.soaia so-dor. case;
rtstif'fsNN NO. ], 7ScI$1: No a. soc.
PENNEI-1No /. N.25gi:so dor. bchs.
ONIoNS-Green. No !, asa soc dozen
lunches dry onions. fancy. 81 .5oaa; No.
PARsNiPs-No. 1, 9ocasi25: No. =.
PAISLEY RooT--No. 1. sod75e bushsi;
PARSLEY !. 3sa50 dor. beh..
pEARs--No. /. 75c . 81 bu. No. 2. soc.
PEPPERs-Creen.f fancy. 81. IS bu.; No. 1,
81. 2deti.50 bu-: No. 2, Use bu. green. hot,
No. I, Si.25Wl.T5 bu: red. hot, No 4.
s5e1 bu.: ~. 2. soc bu; red. sweet.
No. ]. 75caSi Su No. 2, eoc bu
PouLTRY-Hens live heavy breeds. 10
y zoe ID; leghorns. ia Ice 10: broilers.
heavy. 2ia2ae; ieghorns. i7aise; ducks.
PoTAToEs-F Fancy. sl.lo bu.; No. 4.
s5c ff 81 No. 2. soc.
PuMPRtNs-No 4, 4oasoc bu.
QufNcES--No. !. s2a2.50 bu.
RADIsHEs-Red. No. ], 75edsi dos.
PIX. bskt: long white. No 1. e597se dor.
bchs.; No. 2, soc; dollhouse, No. /, 900
doz bchs.
RUTABAGAs-No. 1, 500 Use bu.
rs SSU4 ese.o Ssl 50 No ss. No 'Se:Se:
No. /. b0n65c bu.
ToMAToES-No. j, S250qs bu.; No. .,
81 80 bu.
TURNIPs--No. 1. soa4oe dor. bchs.,
70 y e0c bu.; No. e. 50 a6Oc bu.
VEGETABLE GREENS--Romaine, No.
/. 60c0$ 81 bu.: escarole No. 4, 500 7bc
ou.; endiye. No. 1. s191.25 blu: No. 2.
75c; kohi-rabi. No 4, 35h soc don. bchs.
Swiss S ehard Ia, 400 % SOC sa' saie No l. 900
mustard No. 4, eoa Use bu.; No. 2, zoe
Du: leaf lettuce. No. 1. coo s5c bu.: hot
house, S1.75 bu.: leeks, No. I. 5o975c dos.
5chE spinach. fancy. $50 bu; No. 4,
'Oc . rs bu.; No. 2. 75c bu.; turnips.
W vE "a ,Tasi oYsrERs-No. !. soo7ss
wATERMELoNs-No. 4. 7sces; Ne.
soc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Steel Idgot
Rate Scheduled
AT 961 Per Cent
Operations Show
Slight Decline
From Preceding Week

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Stesl
operations for this week are
scheduled at 96.6 per cent of ingot
capacity, against 9S.2 per cent In
the previous week, decrease Of
10 points or 1.6 per cent. accord
ing to the American Iron and Steel
Institute. A month ago the indi-
Gated rate was 9S.4 per cent.
The following table gives a COM
parison of the current schedule
with the nearest corresponding
week of previous years, together
with the changes from the week
immediately precedinp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
1912 Construction
Seen Near 1929 Peak

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. - A
survey by OPM's research and
statistics bureau indicates that the
volume of all construction in 1912
may be greater than any year
since 1929, with the exception of
194l. despite difficulties in build
ing in nondefense areas. Present
estimates indicate that there may
be a drop of 65 per cent in strictly
nondefense construction from 1911
TO 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
NIX. Proposes Payoff

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Mis-
souri, Kansas-Texas Railroad Com
|pany proposes TO pay at maturity
on December 80. S500,000 of its
current borrowing from the Re-
construction Finance Corporation
At the same time it plans to have
extended for a three-year period
the balance of the existing loan
now outstanding in the principal
|amount of $2.814, 239, leaving I'M
paid S2,314,239.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
August Net Income
OF Rails Is TrebIed

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-Re-
ports for August of 137 class
steam railways to the ICC show
an aggregate net income of $685.
500,129 after taxes and charges,
against a net income of $50, 147,-
953 in August, 1910. For eight
months ended August 81 last, net
income was $298, 968, SIT, compared
with a net income of $29,574,411
lin the 1910 period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Wheat Supply Drops
Il Million Bushels

J \ CHICAGO, Nov II. - Visible
supply of wheat in the United
States decreased 1,427, 900 bushels
during the week ended November
I 8. according to figures compiled
by the Chicago Board OF Trade.
Corn decreased 931 900: oats de-
creased 267 900: rye increased r.
600; barley decreased 10000. and
soy beans increased $4,000
bushels
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
System of Preferential ALLEGATIONS

In connection with the antnfaton campaign Chairman Ecces
OF the federal others
hereafter bonds should increasingly to
banking The long bonds will
the commercial banks and addition
banks the long term maturity provide
further consideration officials desrably
shutting system of preferential ALLEGATIONS
federal long bonds.
Where 1ich oversubscribed 1t
the checking smaller
centage of the they savings
banks life insurance companies and individual savers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

metal quotations supplied by Federated
Metals Division, Detroit: Spot, % per cent
tin. nominal New York. 81: future tin,
Ia electrolytic spot, smelter. II; casting
copper 1l.75; St Louis lead, $40: st.
Louis zinc. s.25: New York antimony, IL:
virgin aluminium. IS.
Tin, no offers. Fridays copper sales
a. 24S tons. Saturday SIS tons. One-day
strike ended 10 O'Clock Chilean copper mine
Export copper. ii rs; resale, u. Free
sterling exchange 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Depends Largely on Taxa+ion Policies

that depends largely
policies It. possible that be heavy
discriminating that both
profits be mopped up But that the politicians
will not that farthat not prepared make such
sacrifice"
In the first place all prceixing shows
little understanding Cd Prcexing initiation
and the government going right ahead with the which
imitation CD No drastic price-xing
politically possible (3 No pricexing legislation of any
kind is all probable this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Immediate Remedy

Obviously. the federal govern
ment cannot much longer toler-
ate such interference with its
unlimited emergency" program.
II is inconceivable that Presi-
dent Roosevelt and Congress
will abdicate, will surrender
their constitutional authority
and responsibility to labor lead
ers pulled up with a sense of
omnipotent power or to their
irresponsible. hotheaded, defiant
followers.
Obviously, were Washington to
take orders from John L. Lewis
or any other labor leader or
labor union, Americas plight
would become worse than that,
OF France which brought her
ignominious downfall.
Blame for what has happened
and is happening laborwise rests
quite as much upon the admin
istration as upon unionism. Our
labor legislation has been notori-
ously inequitable. 1t has en-
couraged unioneers to believe
that they constitute a most
special, sacrosanct class, that
they can do as they please with
out mourning the slightest risk
of legal or legislative reprisals.
But the administration and
Congress will be traitorous,
under existing emergency condi-
tons, If they do not enact
immediate remedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Strong Unions

Read this outpouring-from-
the-heart addressed TO this
column by one woman:
There IN something right
here that I fear more than j
fear any would-be invader from
outside. That Is the strength
the labor unions have attained,
their trying to make every In
dividual dance TO their tune.
forcing them to join their out
fits--Or else.
ON our town Of $4,000 we
have no building trades union.
In -, eight miles distant,
this union has become quite
strong and Is now threatening
the men In our city. My hus-
band has been q general con-
tractor for about IL years and
we have built up q very good
business.
Recently he took the job OF
remodeling building. The
union agents from - came
and told him ne and his men
had to Join their union. My
husband told them he would
not, but rs for the men they
would have to decide for them
selves. They did not wish to.
A picket has been on the job
ever since.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens, 2 lbs. and up
1sc: under 5 lbs, 16c. leghorn hens. ,
springers. 1sc: rock broilers. 21c; young
hen turkeys, 10 lbs. and up, 23c. young
tom turkeys, 10 lbs. and up. zoe; ducks,
white, lbs. and up, i5c; geese. 15c;
rabbits, lie.
EGGs--Market nrm: current receipts
32hc; UNDERTAKES. 2sM El27lAc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12

Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company sales for the week
ended November 8 totaled 533, 1888
M. cubic feet. compared with
470, 239 M. cubic feet for the week
ended Nov. 9, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
MARKETS
Lewis Heney
business Again Il
Shows Mixed Trend

As nearly be gathered from the sort of statistics that
do not e business and industrial activity last week continued
irregular and mixed level somewhat below the peak of
month Some indexes to point others down.
This showing doubtless disappointing to those who always
assume that spending and easy money will make
good 1897 should be lesson
imagine cycles merely by
lack Of purchasing power or by credit strain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Paramount Extends Offer

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Para-
mount Pictures, Inc, has ex-
tended to December 5 its offer TO
exchange new a per cent deben-
lures for its 81 per cent con-
vertible debentures. The first offer
of exchange expired November 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Plenty Of Leeway for Prices to Spiral

Just consider the of thing being have
sliding ceilings cotton textiles We considering sliding
bases for Canada. We Sliding"
few favored Michigan companies first raising the
their empoyesl. All this sliding plenty
prices spiral and spiral they villas thehape Doing
here well as in England and Canada
The only possible would
policies o complete colectyist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
Merthanis and MIMI. TrensportatIo

Merchants and Miners Transportation
Company reports for the quarter ended
30. a net profit 81 Ssf. 7e3 after
federal income taxes depreciation, rents
etc equal 20 "a cents a snare on is7.s33
shares This compares with q net profit
% ti33 or or 81 cents on 13f,ps1 shares
reported for the September quarter az the
previous year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-12
FOREIGN Exchange

SEW YORK. NOV; l2;-Prices M cents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

organizations have bsen putting an
. tiekst selling drive aafise ths
lasa tws wssks 1fss lsfEesf sFned
u ths season Il szpsets1. Nilh at
tsn1saos estimated al a quarter
~ ths 1900 American Fsdsfsfion
= f.aeer nsmbsrs IL Tzeona.
On 1har.tsF sight. ueasf-
ehse esss~s haEs fsF ziE E.m<4
Thsrs wlll BE ; essbzehe.a<r
Thursday nighf. siaEis E.sa<<
Friday and ksfnsasy sn1 :
aesshle hsil aEsln - sas4sF.
Ths first famlly night Of ths
year wiii - held Saturday night
Sifh = man. woman and Inc ehii-
dren admitted foF a Single adult
ilekss. plus tax ca ths ezira per-
sons
On Sunday fhs Tseoms Not
Stove league N1il give away an
other free trip 20 the lsfi world
series % soFrs Tacoma fan present
~ Artistic park.
me Tiger home stand VIII be
completed nexf Monday night wish
= Wait hers o. ths sac Francisco
sealA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Heainer Wins
Major Tourney

eInAmD. q. - Clayton Heat.
nsr. vhe son he first mzleF self
tournament when he teok ~
5000 hsbonlng vsilsy opsn isfs
for Tolsdo today where ~ vii
pair ~fih Disk kstx IN IN fnysr-
nsss insissilensl
Ths szs-psasa ss-esnas f.e-
fsfy wsrkef fssk The si.fee
fsr.t place pas.~ stfh > -
hsie tsisi - 15s yesterday -
ssest he rtssisss fsF ~
ys~r - s<.sss. sixfh smsax
ipfi sssssr sisssss
p. q. a. Champion fsTfnn Mel.
sen had s7.JD.1s-sT 1J7 for sss-
ond place.
sharing thifd place villa z5s
we're Zen lisgzn. ths leading
namsy-Nsnaiaa professional. and
AsnRfum. Lawson f4ffis All
Bsbbr crusskshsnk ssrs o1s
stroke behind n fourih.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Attractive Baseball Menu
Offered by Tacoma Tigers

Topped ~ Organized Labor night
Wednesday. ths BASEBALL program
for Tacoma thls seek - on.
u tina most sttraetiss 81 ina ssa-
son.
ne Tigers FstuTn home Monday
for . day u rest bsfoFs opening :
tso game stand against ths Wen.
aiehes Chiefs Il Artistic para.
Organized Labor pays its annual
tribute 70 organized BASEBALL Wed
rssday night " the final gains
between ths Tigers and ms 9snA'
tors
"A . prs.gans fsatsss. bs1zi-
nses sEsnts 81 Tassnas iabof
unless via meet 1aoonza aify
officials IN . soft hall gams 70
~ limited - TIVE innlass. This
game viii 90 o. ~ sic e'cloek
aaa viii - fialshsd 80 ihe
isaEue seafssf ean begin
promptly - fhs stheduied
tine. ss1o s'eIoek.
With the Tacoma Orthopselc a..
ISOLATION sharing N the receipta
for its charity work. Tacoma labor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

pekingese-susni. owned BY Lsue-
ba Mcdaniel, Portland. Ore.
PonneTsnisns-Ch. Paolins's Peaches
owned BY Mrs Edith II. Allen. Taco
ma
collies-oIympic oLucky. owned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Smith.
Seattle
German Shepherds Can. On.
othello OF Black Forest. owned BY
Mrs. L. zlnsler. Everett.
Great Danes-Milos' Glitter Girl,
owned by CatheTln G. Milos. Tacoma
Great Pyrenees-Theda, owned by
Mrs. r. Kenneth Evans. Lonsyiew
Shetland sheepdogs-ch. Bii-BoDot
Aladdin. owned by Mrs. 2. B. coiey.
Pointers = Northwest sun Spot.
owned BY Gilbert p. Aarins. Portland.
Chesapeake Bay Retrievers-Edith
Eeli's Darling, owned BY y. J. Mist.
Seattle
Labrador Retrievers-Bess Of Home
side, owned BY I'd p. schsfer. Aber-
deem.
English setters-can. and Am On.
shiplake Sandy. owned 81 Mr.. and
Ars. John }. Taaffe. San Francisco.
Gordon setters-Sonia Of Avalon,
owned By Robert l. Edwards. Seattle
Irish setters-Red King Law.
Owned b. Emma Louis- Howell. Port
land
Cocker Willstts Noon
shadow. owned By Mr.. and Mrs.. J.
II Willett. Salem. Ore.
English Cockers-Csn. Ch. Bound
AIRY Ebony. Owned b. Mrs. Prank W.
Anderline. Tacoma.
Sporting Dogs
Irish setters-Eed KING Law. En-
ma Louise Howell. Portland. ore :
Cocker Spanis Best OF breed and
best American-Wiiietts hoonshoW.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. II. Wiiiett Salem.
Ore Best English Cocker-Can. ch.
Boundry Kbony. AFs Prank W An
derline. Tacoma. Wash: English
SpringerS-FAst Brunette Of Breeze
Bud Lewfs. Los Angeles
Hounds
AfghAns-Ksrrin Pachamnu. Mr.
Lillian Miller. Seattle, Wash: Be2gies
Frances i'll. Frances siegsl. seat
tie. wash. Dachshunds-Biack Forest
Reign v. HolKEarten. Mrs L. ZinsieT.
Everett, wash. Norwegian Elkh0unds
-Naavke. J. Corning TODD. Tacoma.
Wash
Non sporting
BulidoGs-Ch. Zero Toro Don
Juan. Mss Mabel 2 Fox. Lomita
PARK Cal, ChcE Ch0Ws-Tokio Rec
King hrs sophie Edmoncs seattle
Dsinnstians-Tonksh moi Rambler. Gin
ton = Merrill Hzrr4h Wash echip-
perkes-Kelsoa Osreth Of Pans
sod. Mn. rfaEk A. A1llsr. Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Tacoma Dog Show Success
In Every Sense Of Word
Ferry Won Rduhfelsen of Giroldo. Keen
Dobermon Pinscher. Judged Best In Show

The Tacoma Kennel club closed
q two-day bench show Sunday at
Exposition hall.
Quoting Fred Heide. club presi-
dent and one of the major workers
in staging the show:
This was the best our club
ever put on. The dogs were ex-
eeptional. The judging was tops.
The patronage was better than
expected"
And 30 it was. judging from how
all dog people who attended ex-
pressed themselves.
The club introduced the
obedience trials with Hans
Malcolm judging. IL was out
standing.
sieger and American Cham
pion Ferry won Rauhfelsen Of
Giralda, Doberman pinscher,
won the overall honors. He
wAs handled BY Ben Brown.
The animal k California
owned.
Champion Ferry has won more
than 30 shows. He had TO be good
20 beat Tacoms's wonderful Duke
Troll Of spanswsy. owned by Mrs.
Hinton d. Jonez. spanawsy.
Ars. Fred Heide, wife Of the
club president. presented the best
IN show award, while Mrs Leon
Titus presented 10 group winners.
Judging results. best Of breed:
DobsrmAn Pinschers-Ferry Won
RAufelsen. RandAhof Kennels Cali
fornia. Sieser and American Cham
pton-
Oriffons-Orchioees Clysette. owned
By Mrs. Patricia Cook, Portland. Ore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Salica VS.. Forts

PHILADELPHIA - World Ban
tamweight Champion Lou salica
defends his l1s-pound title against
Tommy Forte u Philadelphia In
a 15-round bout at shibe park
tonight. Forte. because Of his I'm
pressive showing IN two former
bouts with sslica. was . hometown
rs fayorite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
BY GEORGE kIRKsEY
United Press STAFF correspondent


NEW YORK - Turn on the
sirens and rush for the storm cell
lars because here comes the
Yankees. hotter than . forest fire
At high noon.
With seven straight victories
and two IN a row over the league
leading Cleveland Indians. Joe Me-
Carthy's men have served notice
that they mean 10 take ever the
American league stronghold any
day now.
The Ysnks thumged hob
Felier saturday, Al. and ihsn
eame back sunday before as
saz In Yankee stadium 20
vssquIsh the Isdisas aEain.
ST.
Red RuffinE. winning his
seventh game and his third from
Cleveland. would have had a shut
out II Joe Gordon hadn't dropped
a pop-ny in the eighth 10 Ist the
Trbe make two uneArned runs.
Joe DiMaggio's 13lh homer pro
yidsd The winning run u Ak
tended DiMsggio's hitting streak
10 - straight games. within one
Of the Yankee club record held
BY Roger PeckinpAugh. present
Cleveland manager. and EaFl
Combs. Yankee coach.
RED sOx MKT
And night behind the YAnks
come the Red sox They are al
ablaze themselves right now. with
II victories in their last IS games.
BY knocking of the White sox
twice. as and 90. ths Red soz
moved within "a games q the
Indians
over In the National IeaEus,
the boys are getting ready %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Bottlers Win

The Bottlers travelled to Rainier
Sunday and won over that city's
team. IS To 2. Diesterhoft con-
tinued his winning by allowing
only four hits.
Batteries: Bottlers, Diesterhoft
and Yerbury: Rainiers, c. Eng
lund and Hutton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

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nnzss Ftlns cHfI<1nff <<ef=ftzs -
C1nfel Furs e<tt<1 y u<.z'a 80.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17

An lnpsrtsnt ns<sis9 - -
Tacoma p1ezie el4A - sfAez1zz.<9
fpr Tuesday night - { eleia<x -
oad Esliaes hall Members ef~
afxsd % aftead 1ns eia4s ~
sslmen a<fs,y ~fII - dl@r1rn~a.
especially ths pFiz<4 IT, d<<ty
= nsaad@f. Jans -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-17
Richards Hot
In Open Play

Gordon Richards. former Taco
ma Country eiuh pro and new 1t
Broadmoor. Seattle. was hotter
than . srasshopper on = stove Va.
on his FIRST nina holes a the Ia
coma $500 open Eoif tournament
when early scores came Ia -
Ailenmors course Monday meFn-
Ing.
0ordls had . ~ on : par IS
nine. four under level figures.
which are 70.
ken Tucker, Everett pro.
had . -. fhfee asaef
Hrinia teaste. Ailenmsrr.
VIVA TIED VITA MIN i<eaesa.
Alienmsrs. among THE early
smatenrr completing ~ hsie~
~ play. Each had ss's.
I'D Riviere. Brookdnis, Teeoms.
had . Is.
The first pro IN with n hole
score was John Rudy. Tacoma
Range. rs.
Sid Hartman. Walla waIis pro.
II the defending champion.
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summary winning ritfnef. Mallls
s ss - cssssss ). nuillsza i ~.
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piilsts@ fllns sepf~a. 81 qe<nett 3
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uss9e > 1855 hlls. H<<x<fs. H&<s
iln9. u4lnn. uudsf, T4ehfi tsFe4s
hlE Mcdonald. runs 9e<s<4 -. -.
ssla. assl'a' earss ss.snsla. 80.
fIrIzn - Lyman ~ u<5HNi NIzs<.
, - umsisss' naess'is sisd fe~<iL
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Games Wanted

Federal Prison Camp base
bsllers want baseball games. soft
and hard. with Tacoma or nearby
teams, Call ". L. Harron. Garland
s452 after p. m.
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ouartsrmastsr detachment 1901.
Fort Lewis. defeated South To-
coma Pines. II 10 Q. 81 Robert
Gray field sunday batting Bili
Bridge hard In the sariy innings
fer ten runs. Li,bsFE and sFsn-
non Of ms Army each hit thrss
fer five. Don Campbell smseksd
. home run for the Pines.
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son outpitehsd 1iai Nswhoussr "a
give the Senators . IS wia IN
the opener bit tina T1EsFs eoppsd
the slx-inninE nlGhtosp tesilsd by
dsrknsssl. "a.
An sigbt.run rally IN me eighth
enabled tbs AthIetles 10 come
from b~hind and trim the Browns
i0-4 The second game vas post.
ponsd bscauss Of vet srounds
YEsTEsDAi.s HERO
Ernie White. Cares rsetis
southpsw. who hsnded fhe
Dodgers fhsir second shuisuf
81 the season vita = three hit
performances ~ ~. feuas AGA
ths sightesp. so.