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The Nome nugget., 1941-11-03
Airways News
PAA Activities

An Electra with Pilot Lien and co-pilot Knepper arrived yester day from Fairbanks with 500 pounds of first class mail.
 Outgoing passengers on it's re- turn to Fairbanks were:
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Root
 MT. and Mrs. Ray McGlnnis
 Sterling Montague
 Harry Gabrielson
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-03
News Items
TO HONOR MEN ENTERING
 ARMY FROM SEWARD PEN.

A brief public ceremony honor ing men who are entering the U. s. Army from the Seward Pen insu a region will be held at l0:30 am. on Friday, November T. in the gymnasium of the local Territorial school
 Regular Army troops will be present. Short addresses, and music by the school band, will be features of the ceremony. The public is urged to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-03

The funeral of the Simon in fant will not be held at the Es- kimo Church Tuesday. Funeral services will be held at White Mountain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-03

You can ave 200 by paying si months il advance for your sub scription ty The Nome Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1941-11-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Clearer tonight and Tuesday with light north easterly winds. Lowest temperature tonight about IS degrees.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

News Review

Raleigh. NOV. Feed markets
made 4aataer cams during The wee
ended November 10, according 70 the
L. 5. and North Carolina Depart
men,s oil Agriculture IN the weekly
market service review.
Iae ssuu. offerings OF Wneatteeds
AeGe "lU..y taken Dy oeu.eta aud
galMcu iouu -Dunotaeuuors und pfItuS
were up 80 cents 10 l,5O peG ton.
OIIsleQ CAKES and meals also au-
Nanced with a continued good IA
q4Ily Tor the current and future
offerings. Corn feeds held about un-
changed 10 slightly higher with sup
plies ample. me INDEX OF Whole
sale feedstutt prices advanced ABOUT
3 points 10 l5l,4 compared with
1856 tor the previous Week and 1872
10. the corresponding week last yer.
Heavy rams late last week &C
tarded the movement OF peanuts
somewhat in the North Carolina
Virginia section, but the weather Tor
the most OF the period has been
t-kAt L. & - ~ NHAINA 81 t"-S N-A>
stock. Prices of Virginia type farm
crs stock stood al ). t. SIS cents per
po.nd lor best iumbos on a delivery
point pass and at I IS to 5 Il
cents for best bunch.
Nf.nWhiIc the November crop
report indicates a reduction Of about
- million pounds from ne October
reaol, for the southeastern states.
Seasonal declines IN but
fer production are ~continujng. al
though there are some indications
that the seasonal low will shortly
be reached Late in the period 80
. score butter Wh0Iesalcd a,
81 u cents per pound in New York
The coo market exhibited a firm
tome during he past week but live
( poultry values were steady TO easie,
cxcoDt tlrkevs which were firm
. In the Raleigh area late in the period
pavIng prices Tor candled and grad
cd L S extra large white egg
/ stood at 43 cents per dozen up | cent
and nearby ungraded henncrv whites
! al 81 10 SO cents up . cents. TURKEYS
commanded 20 to 80 cents for Tom,
! nd % to 25 cents per pound for
hens.
Hog prices at Chicago We're gen
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17
Of No Credit

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m North.
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.+,o, ~ the At
roo,.
..... ... .1~--oaf,l for the State
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17
30 MILLION CASES BEANS

Annual production of baked beans
(pork and sauce) in U. S. canneries
totals about 20 million cases, or
nearly a billion cans, according To
the census bureau. An additional II
million cases of other beans also are
p~rocessed yearly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been APP
pointed and duly qualified as adj
mlnlstratrlN Of the estate of Thomas
b, Parham, Jr., deceased, all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified to exhibit the same beforl
her duly itemized and verified OF
or before the 18th day of November,
1912, or this notice will be pleaded
IN bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will pleasa
make immediate settlement.
This the 18th. of November l941.
NANCY r. PARHAM.
Administrative of the Estate of
Thomas B. Parham, Jr.,
Deceased.
7-o1-l-R-1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

Thoueh u,ose German submarines
are operating in the frigid seas off
Iceland it seems they r getting the
dove Of peace into hot water.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

Among the ancients, virtue seem
ed always to be m~dlssolubly as
sociated with the idea OF patriotism
IN some form.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

CALL 772 FOR GROCERIES,
fruits. vegetables or cold meats
Wines, all popular brands. Cow
ards Cal Grocery, 215 William
St, (next to Wilson Electric Cos
25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

PAINTS, PAINTS, PAINT UP FOR
Thanksgiving, Use our good paint
and your home VIII look good for
many years to come. Alex S. Wat
klns. hit
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

FOR RENT JNFURNISHED THREE
room upstairs apartment. on Char
les street. Phone l2T-N. l7-ltl
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

WE WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY
to build a home, remodel or re-
finance your present home. Hen
derson Building & Loan AssocIa-
ton, Al. B. WcSter, Seq. 60
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

TRADE ANY OLD LAMP IN ON
an Aladdin. Sl.00 allowance gives
you an Aladdin for only S445
Watkins Hardware Co. Main
Street. 7-Dti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS
now. so for Sl.00 with your name
imprinted. If you want something
different see u better samples.
Henderson Book Co. Phone ITO.
lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17
WANT ADS
Get Results

FIRE HALAnDo iNtkrASE WITH
the coming OF cold weather. We
are prepared TO give you tuII ur,-
lection. Citizens Bank and TrI,,
Co, Insurance Department. ll-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

YOU WANT EN-. WE GOT EN-,
Good used cars: 80 Chevrolet
coach, two 81 Fords, IS Ford
Tudor, 33 Chevrolet Sedan. Many
other cheap cars, S25 to So. Cand-
lcr-paImer Motor Co. l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

WANT ADS
Get Results
FIRE HAZAnDS iNCREAS1 WITH
the coming of cold weather Ws
are prepared to give you tut ur,l
lection. Citizens Bank and Tru.,
Co, Insurance Department. l1-tf
HILL TOP NO. l, NEAR OXFORD
Oyster bar now open. Come otar
and enjoy oysters in your tayorlta
style. Select Lynnhaven oysters
4tf
STOVES SIPS EA. UP FOR SIZES
also complete line cast IRON stoves
Watkins Hardware Go. Main
Street. 1--9,I
STUDENTS AND TEACHERS NAV
we say "WelComc back" to yotIr
same old meeting place. Come on
u and meet the gang. Red Tav-
lOr'S Hill Top No. 2. 15-,t
APARTMENT FOR RENT IN THE
StoneWalI, 2l5 Young Avenue. Al
so good electric refrigerator for
sale. Apply Mrs. Flanagan. The
StoneWall, or call her phone 535-I
Slit
TRADE ANY OLD LAMP IN ON
ON y l1IliN < IA a1l-
you an Aladdin for only S445
Watkins hardware Co. Main
Street. l7-2ti
YOU WANT EN-. WE GOT EN-!
Good used cars: 80 Chevrolet
coach, two 81 Fords, Sc Ford
Tudor, 33 Chevrolet Sedan. Many
other cheap cars, SIS to SIS. Cand-
Ur-paImer Motor Co. l-tf
ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CARDS
now. 50 for Sl.00 with your name
imprinted. If you want something
different see our better samples.
Henderson Book Co. Phone ITO.
lott
PAINTS, PAINTS, PAINT UP FOR
Thanksgiving, Use our eood paint
and your home VIII look good for
many years to come. Alex S. Wat
klns. lit
CALL 772 FOR GROCERIES,
fruits. vegetables or cold meats.
Wines, all popular brands. Cow
ards Cash Grocery, 215 William
ST, (next to Wilson Electric Cos
25-tf
FOR RENT UNPUBLISHED THREE
room upstairs apartment. on Char
les street. Phone l27-N. l7-ltl
WE WILL LEND YOU THE MONEY
to build a home, remodel or re-
finance your present home, Hen
derson Building & Loan Assocla-
ton, Al. 3. WeSter, Secy. CD
CLEAN CLOTHES WEAR LONGER
and look better. Call us Tor expert
cleaning and pressing OF all gar
ments. Vance Cleaning Co., phone
1913. los n. Galnctt street, l7-tf
PLAN NOW to PAINT THIS
spring and use Nita-Nar the 1000
pure pant We carry full line OF
paints and can serve you quickly.
Tanner Roofing Co., phone sos.
-l5
: FOR RENT UNFURNISHED FIRST
floor five steam heated
5 apartment with all conVenIenceS.
Possession December /. Phone
568-J or 204-J. l7-5ti
Genuine Chevrolet Parts Installed
) by factory trained Chevrolet
l mechanics means longer life anc
better service from your CheV-
rolet. Eveready Chevrolet Co,
: phone 1O7.
A CORONA TYPEWRITER is THE
ideal gift for boys. girl or grown
ups. Our Christmas supply jus
received. Buy now and be sure
! Affords Printing * Office Supply
Company. lr-N
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
! kinds of body and fender re.
!, pair work. Motor Sales Co
& WE HAVE ANOTHER NICE
t. lot of fresh milk COWS with
calves at their sides for sale
or trade. See us now. Yves
ters, phone Ais and 4l6.
b 14-3tl
G WHY NOT WALK IN COMFORT
9 and pride Have your shoes re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

STOVES SIPS EA. UP FOR SIZES
also complete line cast IRON stoves
Watkins Hardware Co. Nan
Street. 1--9-,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

APARTMENT FOR RENT IN THE
StoneWall, 2l5 Young Avenue. AL
so good electric refrigerator for
sale. Apply Mrs. Flanagan. The
StoneWall, OF call her phouc 535-.I.
3l-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

PLAN NOW TO PAINT THIS
spring and use Nita-Nar the 1000
pure pant We carry full line Of
paints and d serve you quickly.
Tanner Roofing Co., phone sos.
Is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

HILL TOP NO. l, NEAR OXFORD
Oyster bar now open. Come o,er
and enjoy oysters in your tayorlta
style. Select Lynnhaven oysters.
Itf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-17

STUDENTS AND TEACHERS NAV
we say "Welcome back" 10 your
same old meeting place. Come on
out and meet the gang. Red Tay-
lor'S Hill Top No. 2. l5-,t
The Valley settler., 1941-11-21

Cop 9LAlf1 0fElTED II AECIfCz2AGE
Fasteuri cation and Dot tlina
equipment was put in operation in
the new plant in Anchorage this
week, bringing to realization q
dream Of Valley dairy.nen, during
the past several years. The hand
ling Of III TX thru this new plant
IL result in cons iderab-e saw
ing in the operation Of tl2a cream
cry dept. Two trucks daily and
somet lines three have seen required
to haul cases Of bottled I'll from
Palmer to Anchorage. The milk is
apnr fortunately equal tr We hit TO
tn I Of the container. By haul
ing the mi Il. in bulk it s thought
that one truck vi II AarGle he job.
The brea'1aGe il Aott1es o. this
run over rough roads which has been
heavy expense can now be olinl-
ina ted. And the hazard Of [ rozen
tiles OF nj. L. in case 90 trans
poratlon trouble on the road IS
no longer q WORRY.
The Valley settler., 1941-11-21

CHORAL CONCERT ED, .'oy. o6
The Air Corps 4ale Chorus,
under the dire ction OF 1t. Paul
B. Hanson OF z1rleaoo rf Field Will
give g concert in tho Auditorium
Wednesday, nj Cht starting at $500
O'Clock. The progran WI Il in
c1ude solos and quartet ARRANGE
ments as we'll SIS chorus numbers
Several negro sptri tuals and pop
liar numb ers Will be intcrsp rs
ed among elias zeal numbers.
The pr oEram is dedicated to
DR.. and ltrs. c. Bap l Albre chit.
Everyone Is welcome. There Will
3e no charge FOR aduld ion.
The Valley settler., 1941-11-21

ATT, 2IlN HELLTI ClyEC-L
The Health Council VIII meet
in the Health Center Tuesday Nov
e.1oe1 IS, 1911. All old MEMBERS
and new appointees are u1 cd to
come.
2E!Z,8ZR Nov. IS, 1880 Pm.
The Valley settler., 1941-11-21

PALsE2 IND. 50; 18th PURSUIT 80
Wednesday night q good crowd
saw the Army's 18th pursuit team
in by few points over the Tall
Nor Independents in a coed clean
hard Taught game Of ball. The
local boys feel no disgrace in
losing the Sane to team on sub
high caltbc1,. The winners earned
the gamo and the losers lcye them
a hard run Z or their money.
The Valley settler., 1941-11-21

L05QS VS. 1TD1PETDl3r7S
The largest crowd in Palmor
basketball history saw Hot bas-
kot ball played il the cJa last
Sunday night il double hoaGers.-
The LoPa1c Lobos met the Palmer,
Independents and Army played
the Army.
The later game uas an o,a.
hibition Of fast modern basket
ball.
Dr.. a15r3c chit 1ntroduc % the
Lobos as Champs Of 1915, but
whothor they ropnosontcd St.
LGWronco Island, L4cl-eil Island
or A1catraz he was not sure.
He called attention TO the fact
that at the time they were play
ing chowpi onship ball there were
no rulos in force and that any,
thing might DC ozpo ctod in this
game.
Ed Uool: led the parade with
q Lobo Wolf? on q leash, then
can1o Lopok With his Lobos, who
were Followed by two -,od Cross
nursos and four strot cher bearers
to the tuno Of "Stars and Stripes
For over.
The High School Cheering see
t1on porf or1od VI 81 enthusiasm
with the Lobo Yell Il, 81, g., al
Wat inL, Give en- L, Lobos-- z
points were allowed fo1, II tting
the back boq2 r g eng ofQr baskets
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Riggs-Kovacs
Become Pros
Euch Amuieur 10
Receive $4,000

NV Worm Tennis circles a.
pressed condolences tssisY that the
conversion ~ National Amateur
Champion nohhf Riggs n Chicago
and Rannsr.up Frankie kesscs ~
Oakland. Cal. into professional
performers would bring n~~ nfs
10 the plsy.for- pay sport.
Rikas ssd hse.os have re-
ceived, GUARANTEES. ~ efa.eee
zach foe sixsisg eastrsess ssv
IN match ssav svve~sea ~
Ai.sis Th.mpses. wealthy
y""sE sr~vt~usss s~d s~ses
Of The Philadelphia gAst>..
National i~sss~ rsv fs.thail
team.
Thompson said that HI. two re-
cfuits may earn more than tns
original kaisrsnsse hefars ihs
sosst.ts-eosst tour which bsalns
Dee ~ Ia Madison square 8sfasn
with Fred Perry ef England and
Don Budse IL completed Ia
stimulate composition smens the
four contestants. each ~fil receive
. percentage u the purses. on
various psyoff dates. in keeping
with his winning average.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Studying the diagram of a set
81 pins. you readily see why a hook
has the advantage of an extra pin
falling. The ball comes into the
pocket at practically a right angle.
A hook gives the bowler a wider
pocket at which To shoot.
Fewer splits result.
A hook is not as difficult to
control as beginners suspect 1t is
. matter Of knowing how much
your ball will break on a particu-
lar alley.
A straight ball that is on the
head pin has a high split potential.
A hook ball. on the other hand,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

ZEE established an amazint snsi.
kicklng record n three year. he
booted - out Of al trlss and alan I
misz q single try IN al nj. con-
ference games
TWO YEARS N RON
Pacific Lutheran son flvs places
On the first team and Western
Nashsnston ~as seeond vita three
FIRST string berfha
stan tsrgus. hack. and lin
Bsiiiax.~srth. Eaard. hath AZ
we.tera Ms.hs.utes college.
wen frat team ses~eties for
the second se.r. and Frsak
Sinclair. 50 Martha. spes<i-
ster. moved ue frem The 1910
second team 10 ala > s.t ef
. possible 10 votes.
Players received two votes far
first team mention and cns vels
for second team Coaches making
selections we're Red Reese ~ East.
srn Washington college. Cheney.
PM ssrhos. Central Washington
college. Fllenshufg. Charles lap
penhusch. Western Washington
college. RsllinEhsm. Homer Helm.
81 Martins college. Lacey; and
Clifford olson. Pacific Lutheran
college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

The winners were led By Jshs van
denbufE with 4b$. and tho Iosers BY
MIR slhyieh bowling s1s series and
high single game OF 70e.
Cafe took four from the Grocery
No. l team. 27s7 10 1obs Del Rich
ards and Paul Lspp led the Cafes
with series Of $40 and 53s Tns losers
were paced Dy Dave Davies rolling
57i ana Roy Murphy, AZ. with $40
Davies ohsised up the hiHh single
OF 7O.
The Wolf got three points 70 Tay-
ems one. taking total pins. 1880 10
1884 L<s Eysncieh rolled $40 and
Matt Eysneieh sal 20 top the winner
ana Walt Froehisr vas hiEh man for
the Teverns with $50 Lev Evansich
beat 400 twice. all and ais 70 lead In
the slngies
In . match postponed from last
week, Cafe took four from the Gro.
Gerry No. 2, 7sos 10 1900 Del Richards
and Jack Tuttis we're high mon for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Pro Ray Hall
To Give Free
Golf Lessons

Ray Hall, who has recently
Joined the staff at the Fircrest golf
club as professional, has been OBJ
tanned as instructor for a series of
six lessons to be offered a. a part
Of the evening recreation program
Of the Tacoma public schools.
Two classes will be held each
Tuesday and Thursday evenings at
the Bryant elementary school, So.
Tth and Ainsworth: the first class
will meet from to $50: the sec
ond group from $50 to 10 p. m.
Glasses win he open to both
men and women.
The first session will be held
IN Tuesday, December Z.
The series will close on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
City Basket Play

In the city Basketball league
race 81 the Lincoln high gym
Thursday evening Lakewood plays
the Autos Al 7 o'clock The second
ssme 81 viii bring together the
Gssnsn and tho chsirmen. The
Chairman are leading thu league.
bat . victory fcf the Gasmsn would
put the teams In q ne for the lead
Al . o'clock YeIm ard the siss
Division tussls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Seeks Advice
From Of Connie

rtsst.snKtFHlA jeha ls.esl
Isoe<rt. fes shaEa Ire ~ Z sses.
AL msnszsf h<airs - -
fisna<a today n s=<s assa.xefzsl
sivses frum another veteran ~
ire dianend. grnaIs Ases. TIE
rtsnd ED Hsn ef eeseh.El
Let~ft r<esieed shsI \. - 4,
sss shs greatest thfzli'' q -
years n BASEBALL yesterday ~hsn
70 slsned = one year eontfsst r.
manage the Philadelphia rhlllsss
- : rereftsi salary - SO 90
Ne succeed. ! Thompson gneel
Pfuthre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

I h ey' re in a
hole they say.
They pour in
that fast one
II a straight
ball was as ef-
ctive as a
hook, the argu-
m mt m ig h {
hold. But IL is
not.
Practically all
q an d ing
bowlers use the
hook because Of
its high strike
percentage.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Turkey Shoot
Next Sunday

The Tacoma Gun club will stage
turkey shoot next Sunday at the
club grounds. Secretary Hans NAL
com announced.
There will be scatter cards.
Skeet. regulation shooting and
practice rounds. In fact, the FUN
usual program for these annual
bird events.
Shooting will begin al $50 4. m.
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And ~ unanimous vote.
These outstanding players wlnd
M their college playing DAYS TINS
season.
Temmsrvlk and Harshman play
their final game Saturday night IN
Tacoma stadium when the Lulh-
erans play Coach Amos Aloaao
stage. College OF Pacific club.
stockton. Calf.
Easily leading al other passers
and rushers in the circuit - TEN
myEunH Tommervik. the little Lutte
halfbaek who made i.7Ti yards in
eight games thl. year: i.eso In
1910. and / s64 in 1889. leading hls
team 10 three consecutive cham
pionships.
Tops In scoring Vas Capt.
Marv Hsrshmsn. the zoo
pound signal calling. pass
catching. line smashing. hat
eral-throsinG. scoring machine
who made ~ point. In 1889.
70 In 1870. and On In his first
ain games this season.
Harshman scored in IL cnnsecu-
tive games before illness put him
on the sidelines this month.
Best Of the eentsrs and one 81
the bulkiest, 2s5-pound Ray satter-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

B O WLIN 6

Earl Porter Taoons baseball
player. I'D the howlers ~ the Day
Shirysrds league Wednesday IN
the Broadway alleys. shooting Isl.
iee and ist. for = nice SO total
Flttsfs No : ven three frnm
welders Ne. J. Burners Ne. / Won
four from weidsrs No I. Burners
Nc : Won three from Riggers
Filters Ne. 1 wen three from
weldcrs No. :. Fi;tsrs No. won
three from Painters
Other coed scorss we're. Prank
Ia Fieur ar. BIZ Richards sii. l.
Bisiack 40. y Naiella sp2. c.
Tippery as. sabutis SIS. Jim
Tyler 80 and Chick Pslton $40.
90. A 1sRD Y. NJ IN.
Elmer Christensen and Edwin
Kuk took the individual scoring
honors in the matches Of the Co.
A 7srd q N Bn. league Wednes-
day afternoon on the Coliseum
alleys
Christensen rolled 2os for the
high single game and kuk wound
up with a 500 score. including
games Of 1s2. i5s. and is5.
United Industries League
John Schosnbsehier rolled 74s for
the hieh single came and So for the
high total in the weekly matches az
the United Inoustrie. league on the
woiions won four from Hampton
0rooers won three ron Monsrehs
PlYwcod won three from fetermsn
Supply.
Gsns, s sss 49, es ,n,n go ssrs yan
issrd infantr, Lsasas
Anti-rAnk won three points from
Go. N In the weekly matches OF the
leist Infantry league "Wednesday on
the Coliseum alleys. Brumbaueh's
70 was high single and Klobofski's
49, the high series
Richard Pfeifer led Its Bn Hdats
.sao,i IN a.. spoi pt,, Win ever Co
high game
NEEDLES won three from Co. A. with
J. Aafqnart rolling 1875 for high same
and 4S4 for high series
Co. c and Co. l. split even. with
the honors going TO u Kinney Nho
bet srd Bn also divided points.
Anehorman Keller for Hdqts DIT
rolled 22l for the high game and
kolina. OF Co. ID. registered <5e for
high total.
Century League
Three good games i6i. 202 and 20i
gave Mike Miller . big beS series for
the high score IN the matches OF tho
century league "wednesday nisht on
the Coliseum alleys
The Clothiers bounced right back
into first place, after q week OF hssk-
Ing IN The runnsr-up spot BY taking
four points from Moose lodge while
the Hatters fell behind BY three
points when they dropped four 20
Psulson's.
After losing 40 points. the Hard
wsrsmen finally crashed the win col
umn last night. splitting even with
the strong Hanify Landing team.
Herman Miller rolled 7s2 for the high
single Of the match. and of the on
tire league and added nice sac
total 10 the Hsrdwaremen.s score
Kennels won three from Pslos in the
other match.
shipyards League
Frank Whitman, shooting In the
Shipyards league on the Broadway
alleys. rolled 800 for the best score OF
the Wednesday pinmen on downtown
alleys. HIS games were 2i4, 1876 ana
Roy Besaw turned in 2sT for IN.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Ducks and Brani
Brought 10 Bag

Fourteen large Asllardr and sIx
brsnt were Ragged on ssmlSh
flats yesterday by Dick Bsvinton
and Don Usher, Tsooms. shoot
ing was done on public Isnds
Part Of the bag 10 On dispisy at
Bill MeQussn's tackle shop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
Bowling for Beginners
Is2 Zoe faEcaho-
After Developing Approach. Delivery.
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Thursday, December IA. Zach
member Of the class will he
expected to furnish his own
golf clubs.
Those interested may register st
the Bryant school on Tuesday eve
ming. December 2. For further in
call r. II. Hager, BR
1888.
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Chosen for High Conference Honors

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