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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Huskies in
DuqoutRa

sEATTLE-Tws University
ef Nashinsten crews. their
shells and Coach Al UIhrick-
.on went "a Ia Conner teday
Ia race . duEout manned by
Is Suinomish Indians.
The natives. who compete
annually In the Coupesille war
canoe races, insisted they could
beat . college crew. several
years ago m tmprovised Husky
boat defeated . native Aggre-
gation.
The Indians use paddles and
row On their knees. Their
lineup Of - men includes q
helmsman- A college shell In
ciudes eight eanmen and q
coxswain-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Smith Voted
Heisman Gun
Minnesota Gridder
Gets Top Honor

NEW Y0Rk-Not only are the
Minnesota Golden Gophers the
mythical champions OF u. s. col
iege football but they have the
years outstanding individual per-
former m Captain Bruce Smith.
winner OF the Heisman Memorial
trophy.
Smith, who ended his college
career last week by conducting
four touchdown marches in the
Gophers' rout of Wisconsin. was
named for the award IN q coun-
try-wide poll Of sports writers and
announcers made by the Down.
town Athletic club of New York
Although Smith piled $50
votes % Ss5 for Angelo Ber-
tell Of Notre Dame. his near
eat rival. the vote WA the
closest in the seven-year his
tory of the award. Usually
such players ~ DAY Berwan-
ger Of Chicago, the first win
ner, and Tom Harmon Of
Michigan, last years honoree.
have landed an absolute ma
jority Of the votes hut this
season there were stars In
every section.
Behind Smith and Bertelli were
Frank Albert of Stanford 1886,
Frank Sinkwich Of Georgia (24e).
Bill Dudley Of Virginia t237).
Endicott Peabody of Harvard
ti5s), Edgar Especial Delivery
Jones of Pittsburgh l151),
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Fife Graduation
Losses Are Hiuh

FIFE-Fife will lose 13 seniors
by graduation from the 1941 Tro-
jan football team which was scored
on only twice during the season.
Eight juniors and one sophomore
will return next year, Coach Bill
Vinson announced.
Honorary Co-Captains Mel
Rowe and Frank Dreyer head
the list of seniors. Others are
kenji Yaguchi, Hiroshi Yagu-
chi, Bayless Ryan. Lloyd An
derson, Bud Miller, George
Guy, George Iwakiri, Joe
Wakamatsu, Albert Holdener,
Leonard Stolen and Theodore
kurpieski.
Juniors winning letters are
Yahachi Sagmi and Shinobu Ter
anishi. backs; Roy Herting and
Fumio kasai, ends: Bob Thaler,
center; Mits Yamamoto. tackle.
Willard Ogden and Harry Mori-
saki. backs.
Leo Parodi. tackle. was the only
sophomore letterman Bill Wam-
bold won a managers letter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Zale Wallops
Out Decision
Indiana Slugger Is
Undisputed Chomp

NEW YORK - Never in ring
history has any middleweight
achieved such a triumph as Tony
zale. the Indiana thunderbolt.
garnered last night in dynamiting
out a lopsided i5-round decision
over George Abrams of the Naval
Air corps. at Madison Square
Garden.
This victory brought TO square
shouidered. brown-haired Zale the
undisputed middleweight cham
pionship Of the world. making
him the first universally recog-
nized 16o-pound king since Mickey
Walker gave up the crown in
1881 to campaign in heavier d.
visions.
Yale captivated the fans by
rising from. the floor In the
first round and fighting from
groggy-land In the eighth 10
stage one Of the finest DEM
oH-t aAfoth< VI - Mtnk
body punching and accurate
head barraging the metropolis
has witnessed In years.
Zale was so impressive in his
first New York showing since he
rose to prominence. that he cap
tured the fancy of Promoter Mike
Jacobs. who Immediately matched
him for an over-the-weight L.
round bout with Billy Conn. for
mer light heavyweight ruler. at
the Garden on Feb. 13.
TAKES NINE-COUNT
In the first round 1t seemed that
the smart-money boyp of 4eth
street were right in making
Cutie" Abrams q heavy fsvorite.
Although a light puncher. Abrams
caught Yale off balance with
straight right to the chin and sent
him rolling. Zale claimed later
that he hadn't been hurt. He took
a nine-count on one knee. rose and
weathcred the round without diff
ficulty.
Yale came hack In the SEC
ond and started driving amax-
ingly fast right hands to
Abrams heart.
Referee Cavanagh gave Abrams
the sixth round on a foul when
Tony dropped one below the belt.
In the eighth, Abrams connect
ed with a right to the jaw that
had zale Keeling about the ring.
but George failed to take ad-
vantage of his opportunity.
ABRAMS ALMOST OUT
In the very next round. the
ninth. Zale rallied and his right
hand shots TO the jaw had Abrams
almost out on his feet at the bell.
Last night zale weighed 1854
pounds; Abrams 159. The gross
gate was S2s.s54.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Savold Is
White Hope

DETROIT Ire Saxold.
blond bofer from DE. Noines.
Ia. TODAY pockeied 1900 prizs
money for winning the tourna-
ment Frank Barbara hoped
would produce = challenger 10
the heavyweight title of Brown
Bomber Joe Louis.
sayold last night eiinched
the finals Of the white hope
boxing tournament by punch
Ing out a 10-round decision
over Jack Marshall. of Dallas.
Ten. savold was given seven
Of the 10 rounds.
The white hope champion al
ready has been defeated by
Billy Conn, . victim Of Cham
pion Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Montgomery Quits

SPOkANE-William p. Ulrich.
owner of the Spokane Indians of
the Western International Base
ball league. announced today he
had accepted the resignation Of
A. ]. Montgomery. the clubs bust
ness manager since 1887.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Pierce County
Schedule Set
Basketball PloY
Opens Decemberll

Date for the annual Pierce
County league jamboree has
been set for December 5 at
Exposition hall In Tacoma. IL
was announced Friday by
league officials. Previous lam
borees have been held in Yelm
but the new site will offer
more seating space.
Pierce County league basket
ballers start loop play on Dec. II
and IL and run through Sc games
by February 20 and 81. according
to the schedule which was released
Friday.
Actually two leagues-A and B
will be operated within the
framework of the Pierce County
circuit this year because of the
establishment of both state A and
B tournaments.
The three A schools-Fsfe,
Clover Park and EatonyiIIe-
will play for one certain place
and one possible berth in the
West Central district A tour
ney which will be held at Sno-
qualmie this year. The second
berth will be decided by a
playoff between the No. 2
teams in the Pierce County
league and he Olympic Pen
Ursula league.
Two berths in the West Central
district B tourney, which will be
held at Snoqualmie, are the prizes
which the five Pierce County B
schools will be battling for during
the IL week season.
PIERCE COUNTY LEAGUE
Dec. l1-Orting at Fife.
Dec. 12-Eatonville at Yelm, Glover
Park at Kapowsin. Federal Way at
Dec. le-Roy at ortins. Fife at
Eatonvllle, Yelm at Clover Park, Ka-
powsin at Federal Way.
Jan. Glover Park at Fife. Eaton
Vile at Roy, Kapowsin at Yelm, Fed
eral Way at Orting.
Jan. e-Fife at Yelm. Roy at Glover
Park, Orting at Kapowsin, Eatonville
at Federal Way.
Jan. 13-F1fe at Kapowsin. Eaton
vile at Orting, Yelm at Roy, Federal
Way at Clover Park
Jan. leroy at Fife. Orting at
Clover Park. Kapowsin at Eatonville,
Federal Way al Yelm.
Jan. 23-Fife at Federal Way. Yelm
at Orting, Glover Park at Eatonville,
Kapowsin at Roy.
Jan. 27-Fife at Orting. Yelm at
Eatonville, Kapowsin at Clover Park,
Roy at Federal Way
Jan. 30-Orting at Roy. Eatonville
at Fife, Glover Park at Yelm, Federal
Way at Kapowsin
Feb. 3-Roy at Eatonville. Yelm at
Kapowsin, Orting at Federal Way.
Feb. 6-Yelm at Fife, Clover Park
at Roy, Kapowsin at Orting, Federal
Way at Eatonville.
Feb. 1o-Kapowsin at Fife. Orting
at Eatonville, Roy at Yelm, Glover
Park at Federal Way
Feb. 13-Fife at Roy, Clover Park
at Orting, Eatonville at Kapowsin,
Yelm at Federal Way.
Feb. 20-Federal Way at Fife. Ort-
ing at Yelm, Eatonville at Glover
Park, Roy at Kapowsin.
Feb. 2l-Fffe at Glover Park.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Skiers Blast
AT Axis


MILWAUKEE - The National
Ski association of America today
was on record with a resolution
conforming the European organi-
ration. Federation Internationale
DE Ski. ~ mo longer democratic
In policy" and possibly under
axis control"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

being key figures in football sue
cess saga which has been rarely
equaled on the Pacific coast.
Other seniors are Marty
North. rangy end; George
Fa1lstrom. husky tackle;
George Goat Thorleifson
md Doa Sloppy. guards, and
etaa Fries, fullbsck.
The Lutherans practically
wound up their practice drills
Thursday and were reported ready
for the Saturday game by Coach
Olson.
Coach Stages team left Stock
ton. Cal. Friday morning for Ia
coma and will arrive here satur-
day morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Bells Open
With Win

Bellarmine LIONS roarcd away to
. victorious beginning in their first
basketball game Of the season
by defeating Eatonville Cruisers.
1925. at Eatonville last night.
The Lions stepped into m
early lead and left the floor ut
halftime holding . Gals ad-
vantage. But the Cruisers
rallied and fought their way
b Q 1l-2l deadlock ~ the
third quarter ended.
A couple of quick baskets by
Jim Bichsei, Bellarmine center who
led all scorers with a dozen points.
put the Bells out In front again
never to be headed.
Bellarmine reserves won. rs to
IL. Eatonville used IS subs.
ReIlarmine (3s) iss) EatonyiIle
seSiss a 81 e, -. dj B. Williams s
1ichsel ti2l ....c....... go Golfer
Fairhurst cd g.. t5) Mukai
S: sass 90 h.ii;rmln. ca m LSTsnssn
90. Hermsen. " Martineau. Eaton
viile-Morrts 90, Richardson, Hosa-
kawa, yoshino, J. Williams.
RESERVE GAME
Bellarmine (2sD I'D Eatonville
sullivan ........F.....'. soerloek
p '9 1900 r'...,,ii, ~ a Morsan
s haTIas sS is, 6 ~ Va. a19 HssOn
Stefoni t6l -. ....... Erickson
subs: Bellarmine - Hanley. Carl
tone t6l, Barry s2D. Richter, lom-
Whitman ca, Warden, Dayie ca.
Hotties. Gallagher "a, Myer. Petrofky.
Jensen ID. Rotter III. Richardson.
Bloom, Kawsto ca, Reese tsl. Chap
pell,> Mori. Brewer. killian db. Lyde.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Oregon Youth
Placed in
Hall Of Fame

SILVERTON, Ore.-John Pesky,
named the most valuable player
in the American Association in
1871 while playing shortstop for
Louisville, is the second Pacific
Northwest player to be named on
the semi-pro hall of fame by the
national semi-pro baseball con-
gress.
Pesky, former member of the
Silverton Red Sox, Oregon state
champions for three years. played
in both the 1888 and 1889 national
tournaments at Wichita, Kan,
where he earned an All-Ameriacn
berth each year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Seven Luihers
Say Farewell
PloY Finol Come
Against Stogqmen

Seven seniors VIII be making
their last blocks and tackles for
Pacific Lutheran Cladiators when
Cliff olson's gr1dmen face Amos
Alonso Stages College Of Pacific
team In the stadium bowl Satur-
day night at 7:3o o'clock
Both Of the Marvellous Marvs"
MARY "Tommygun" Tommervik
and Marv Harshman-will be maxi
ing their final appearance after
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Anterior Chills
Possible "Beefs "

SAN FRANCISCO - Edwin G
Anterior. Pacific Coast conference
commissioner Of athletics, said
yesterday Stanford Oregon State
rivalry for the Rose bowl football
invitation led him to remove Ralph
Coleman, oregon State baseball
coach. from an assignment as head
linesman for the California-Stan-
ford game tomorrow.
Orian Landreth of Friends was
named head linesman and Coleman
was assigned TO the Washington
u. S. =. game at Los Angeles
The original assignments which
Anterior changed were made
early in the season.
THE action was taken in
my own initiative" Atherton
said. There was no protest
filed by either California or
Stanford.
Coleman Il the top-ranking
head linesman In the confer
ence and q man OF unques-
toned integrity. However he
Ia a member Of the physical
education department and
baseball coach nj Oregon State
college.
considering the compar-
able records of Oregon State
and Stanford teams thus far
this season ! anticipated that
his officiating In the Cali
fornia game might. no matter
how honest. fearless and eff
Gent, subject him 10 possible
attack by partisan and pro-
fessional critics who require
little excuse or reason TO
criticize officials"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Stagg Eleven
Opposing Foe
Kickoff Slated for
7:30 p. m. in Stadium
Age versus youth

axe VERSUS youth.
Champions versus champions -.
Tacoma's farewell to the Mar
Vicious Marvs"
There's the setup for tonight's
big Red Cross game between Col
lege Of Pacific Golden Tigers.
champions Of the Far Western
and Pacific Lutheran
Gladiators. champions Of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Oregon Prep Scores

The Dalles 2s. Medford o.
Corvallis 26, Lebanon 0.
Amity 10. Newport IL.
Mac-Hi Is Albany IA
jefferson IL, Grant 0 doth Port
iandD
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Yelm Scores 4ih
STRAIGHT Hoop Win

NOR TON - Yelm Tornadoes
ehalked up their fourth straight
basketball victory but they had
TO blow down a stubborn and tow
sring Logger quintet To win. 81
-, here last night.
Louis Alongf's Is points
kept Yeim In front most Of
the way although the Logger
held . 26-25 advantage ~
tie fourth quarter opened.
Yelm reserves won. 1921, with
Dorsey Longmire caging Is points.
Yelm plays at Rainier Monday.
-. a.. laaA Marian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Clovers Open
With triumph
McClenoghon and
Sexton Top Scorers

LAKEWOOD - Ten-point per-
formances by Yves Saxton and Bob
McClenaghan started Clover Park
Warriors off TO 1919 victory
over Randle Tigers in the War
riors' first basket competition this
year.
The Clovers did most of
their scoring In the first and
third periods with reserves
playing most Of the other two
quarters. Clover Park led,
20-11, Ut halftime.
frankie Csntlett scored IL
points for the Warrior reserves
but Lakewood won . preliminary
game, 1920. with Art Staples
bagging eight points.
Clover Park girls defeated
Faculty girls. Q 10 Z, with Marie
Laughlin scoring eight points and
Mrs. Kenrick five points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Stern Still
Game
"Am still trying to arrange

Am still trying TO arrange
broadcast for your game.
Definite word Monday"
So read a telegram from Bill
Stern, acknowledgement football
broadcaster, to Mayor Harry P.
Cain, who has been trying to get
the national radio network to
carry the Texas Aggies-Washing-
ton State game in Tacoma Deem
Der 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
Clads VS.. TIGERS

Probable starting lineups for the Pacific Lutheran
College of the Pacific game Tacoma stadium at 80 ococ
Saturday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
New Ski Calendar Reveals
Entertainment for Season
Tdcomd DoY. as Usual. Will Highlight
Lengthy Menu for Slots Followers

Following the list the Pacific Northwestern
Associations
including
Paradise highght ALL the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01

Subs. OIONtf Phfk = MuLaus IIIIl
90. Canlett. Reynolds, Mold. Kase-
meier ~. Randle-McMahon. Moore
L. Koher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-01
COLLEGE OF PACIFIC
PACIFIC LUTHERAN

OfficialsPerry Mitchell John Heinrich q Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
BANkRIPTCy ACTIONS

Bankruptcy petitions on lie
Thursday In federal court hers 10.
eiaded the following
Amos ; boudrea. and Clement
A Boudrsau. doing business a. the
Boudrssa shelton Bakery At shsi-
ton. listing debts totalinR 81 .t0s 05
and assets amounting 70 81 g55
Amos : Eoiidres8 - the same
time nisd individual petition. hat
INK debts toiaiinE sz7s % and no
assets
William > Kstzer saiaop hst.
ing debts totailng si.ali - and ~
assets
Johnnie ard oiiys x Haod. Van.
couvsr. nsiinE as6is totAhnz "a
80 = ard 70 assets
Aih<rt Cssf. Hoquanu. nsfing
debts totsiing ssss Ard 70 asssts
Myrtle g Stubs Assrdssn
listing debts totailnE -. 7s5s u and
no Azsetn
W. Y. Wsissn born. Bruah
Prairie. listing dsbta q tssi ~
and no sAsetn
Talmon - Han. noHiesan8. list
nd dests tutalinz tsss % and no
assets
Kermit Z Andersen. HOqgan
listing debth totailng Ifsz 20 and
no hsarls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

CiimaKlng The Mystery Cruise
taken BY tho daily vacation Bible
school Of tho Sixth Avenue Rap
iirt church. there Vlil 10 a pro
rram at the church, 18th ave- and
Fife IT Friday evening Mrs.
Ethel Hanasn. usil known fof
her contributions ~ religious iii.
sra,ufs. has hsen mere from Ice
Angeles b conduct ths school
according n plans published IN
ssr latest hook On the subject
Beginning 81 20 there sfii h.
an organ recital with Howard
LArkin az the console nlss Ahlrs
isy Greenfield wili b ths solosss
Tor the evening Ths program is
designed - sh0x Nhat csiidfrn
have accomplished during ina tao
Neeha 81 glasses. and all include
ehonssss ard sefiPtgfs passages
they have harmed.
To ths Iiafssst FIELD has ben
the thsms song ~ IN schas9i. snd
ihs program conforms 70 ihis
ldea. There Niu - tbs Ffssssts-
ton u Coifsn Grain Pms. me
special ssAfd. snd diplomas dur
ins the evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
City Awards
z Contracts
No Bids Received
For Building Home

~ street sanffssfs wsFe
asarl=f ~ tre rsenses hsaFsi -
caaffsets 81 award. Thursday
wessfsofth a Cnfneit inV Hlslss<f
~ resirfsssar > stretch ~ -
riflc ave or To- Nh .autA ~ sa,h
-. received thst N II 81 ,az.
A cnntrsr; ~ ming sna ar
fsrire = stretch ~ Center q
wsnt - sisfst - = rsias q Cal
meci sna Afh~ft Arasrsnn 49,
jolnilv submitted to enly nia fer
tat sufk
IRE tssrd Hrf without reeetxs
inK a single aid On construction a
49, hesa.e feF ths osretsksf fl
he Green river hsaaWuwks af ths
Tacoma water system.
Contractors gave q variety ~
reasons for turning bach the
plans Anguvs sid Prices sna
difficulty IN obtaining materials.
ard uncertainty IN delivery astes
Oh such a remote ios ~ere ths
principal ORES The city ceunell
had appropriated s. Zoo Zoe ths
new house Among fhs obstacles
sHs TIE Al mile distance fruH tHs
city ard ths fact that 10 rad
enis haH nlle frem ne sifr
Materials soula have u - ~
railroad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
People in
The News
ny UNTTED PRTSS

Crown Prince Mohamed Riza
Pahleyi. 81. has assumed command
of the Iranian army. according To
Messaggero dispatch from
Tehran
william Aired. II. told how he
slipped from the deck Of the s. s.
Matsonia near Los Angeles har-
Dor and swan for more than a
hour before a naval vessel picked
him up -.
Sidney VI. Buchanan. q. ~
Baltimore. Is under federal indict-
ment for demanding $500 from
Hedy Lamar under threat Of
destroying her beauty
Former King Carol Of Rumania
and his red-haired friend. Elena
Lupescu. entertained in their new
villa at Mexico City Wednesday
night Among guests were Cary
Grant and Barbara Hutton -.
Empress WaiIeu 81 Ethiopia
arrived In Eairobi from England.
en- route TO her Addas Ababs
palace.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Suspect May
Waive Hearinu

SPOKANE L. s. Attorney Lyle
Keith said Thursday Kurt Freder-
lex Ludwig. IS. indicted in New
York City as a German spy. had
intimated he would waive pre-
hminsry hearing. clearing the way
for an early trial
Keith said the American born
"pooketbook maker had not
changed his plea ~ innocent 10
charges he mailed to Germany Vi
tai information about the United
States army.
He has intimated To me that
he viii waive the preliminary
hearing set for sept. H." Keith
said. That will clear the way
for his early removal 10 New
York City where he VIII face
trial"
The L. s. attorney ssid copies
Of the original indictment had been
received from New York 40 that
evidence could be presented in the
event Ludwig decided 10 20 through
with original plans.
Indictment Not Clear
Keith said he had not determined
whether Ludwig was indicted in
dividually or with others. but that
he was personally convinced the
man is a part Of large scale espi-
onsge operations in the United
States"
Ludwig was arrested in Gle
Elum. Wash. last Saturday on a
federal warrant charging he had
mailed maps and information about
the army TO Germany. He pleaded
not guilty at a United States COM
missioner's hearing and was lodged
in the Spokane county Jail under
$4,000 bond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Marriage
licenses

Applications fer marriage Il.
esnses have bern received hy ne
county auditor from Oscar &
RsrEEren. -. ss47 So. oakss =
and Else " Barrett. -. Puyallun
Frank u. Hills, n. Fort Leveis.
and Elizabeth Nelson. q. 1885,
Pacific ave Arthur : North %
Pslstins. II. and Dorothy stem
norman. 81 DesPlsincS. II.
William Humphrey. =. ass So
Tacoma ave. and Helen c. Thorn
ton. %, 650i So. d st John O.
schsu. p, and Peggy J. Replogle.
Is, both OF Seattle. Merlin
Hieronymus. q. Fort Lewis. and
Doris F. Tyler. Is. Seattle. Orval
W. Melton. q. and Auriel J.
Grebe, 20, both Of Fort Lewis:
John c. Storey. %. Seattle. and
Dorothy J. Payne. %. SIC So. 37th
st; Everett A. Penny. 81. and Ella
J. Burnette. IS. both OF Weston.
Ore: James A Boston. 30. Fort
Lewis, and Mary l. Smith. %.
Perryton, Texas: Frederic b.
Meadows. "a. Fort Lewis. and
Bertha oma, IS, Bozemsn. Mont. /:
1t Robert NJ. Smoot, IS, Camp
San Luis obispo. Cal. and Shirley
w. Ingels. 10. Point Defiance park :
Eugene G. Kowalchuk. 81. Route
IS. Box 10. Tacoma. and Wilma
+. Trent. Is. sos East F st: Roy
f Msiley. legal. oil Ridgewood
ave. and Gladys r Nelson. legal.
1902 So. 6 at. Jack Stoddard. IS.
20l5 So. 55th st. and Florence
A. Grove. %. Buckley. Robert l..
Tillman, %. and Pearlie r. Jones.
%, both of Fort Lewis: Cecil X.
Evans. 81. and Armenia Pavoni.
-, both of SIS So. nth st: Hsr-
mon L. Fredericks. 20. $500 No.
9th st. and Margaret A. Anderson,
81. Route 2. Box $40. Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Added Taxes
Are Proposed

AsHi>.ro> - senate n
nance suhcommittes Thursday rec.
commended additional taxs. total.
ing nearly ssoo. ooo. 600 for inear.
poration in the ts.soa POO GO
revenue hlii
sen. rrratlss ". Hrosn. ~.
Mich. chairman ~ the sub
committee. refused 10 say
what the sdaitian.i tstss
we're. ice aid. however. th~y
waald he submitted insns~>is-
aiely On the finance commit
tee.
II vas learned that on. n the
proposals under discussion saa a
one per cent increase IN the cor.
porafion aurtsk rate. Al present
The anrtax 10 8 per cent on Ger
poration income icas thfn Gas 900
and per cent on all Above that
The proposed increase would make
the surtaN and J per cent
To Meet Again
The ~ o man subcommittee
composed II Brown and sen.
John A. panahsr. r.. Conn. will
hold further meetings one Of ia
duties Il 10 work out = radio alta.
ton franchise" tax 10 replace a
levy on radio time sales which
the senate committee eliminated
from the house bill, The proposal
sas not touched this morning
Finai action ON tho biggest tss
bill in tho nations history may be
delayed BY the ns~ proposals and
BY a fight over taxation 81 ln.
comes Of married couples Ia eight
community property states.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

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