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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

The RepuDllCanS nave lOSI no seal
now held by them in the present
Senate, according to the returns
so far received. Senator Lodge, Re-
publican, of Massachusetts, emerged
victor over Representative Casey,
his Democratic opponent, after trail
ing Mr.. Casey far into the night.
In Illinois, Senator Brooks, especial
target of the administration because
of his isolationist stand before Pearl
Harbor, was victor by substantial
margin over Representative Nc
Keough, who was supported by the
Kelly Nash Democratic machine OF
Chicago.
Retain all Senate Seats.
Those States in which the Re-
publicans already count their Senate
gains are Nebraska, New Jersey,
Iowa, South Dakota, Delaware,
Michigan, Oklahoma and West
Virginia.
The Republican victory in Ok
iahoma was one of the surprises OF
the election. E. H. Moore, former
anti-New Deal Democrat, nominated
by the Republicans, took the measure
of Senator Lee, ardent administra-
ton supporter. Senator Lee in re-
cent days sought to force a pro-
hibition amendment into the bill
drafting 10 and 10 year old boys,
but failed.
The Republicans made at least
eight gains in the Ohio House dele
cation. They also gained in New
York, where they took both seats-at-
large. In Connecticut, the Repub-
licans picked up four additional
seats, including that now held by
Representative Downs, who was de-
feated by attractive Mrs. Clair Booth
Luce, Republican.
Win in California.
The Republicans did we'll in the
elections in all parts of the country;
the West Coast. where they elected
their candidate for Governor of Cali
fornia, as we'll as in the Midwest and
the East.
The Democrats, however, chung
staunchly to the solid South where
such veterans as Senator Glass OF
Virginia. Bailey of North Carolina
and Bankhead of Alabama, ran with
out material opposition.
The elections will be interpreted
here as evidence of discomfort with
the management of problems grow
ing out of the war, as well as with
a definite swing away from the New
Deal There were individual Demo-
cratic defeats which undoubtedly
were aided by local contests among
the Democrats themselves, as for
example in New York, where the
Democrats had engaged in bitter
pre-convention struggle.
Gov. Matthew Nicely, Democratic
(See LINCOLN, Page A-4o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Vichy Giving IS Merchantmen
To Axis Britain Declares
Is Former Allied Ships Going to Germany
And u to Italy, Ministry Asserts

going to Germany and twenty-five
to Italy.
A BIC broadcast October % said
German authorities in Paris had
told Pierre Laval, French chief of
government, that he must surrender
all merchant ships, French or for
eign, which were in Frances ports
Foreign ships in French harbors
were reported to include Norwegian,
Danish and Greek vessels.
The ministry said that so far as
was known only three ships actually
had reached the Axis. These were
taken to Genoa. Three of the IS
(See SHIPS PAGE A-20l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Minis
try of Economic Warfare asserted
today that the Vichy govern
ment was handing over IS former
Allied merchantmen in French
Mediterranean ports to the Axis.
There have been previous reports
that such transfers were shaping up,
but the ministry's statement was the
first such word from any of the
United Nations governments.
The announcement said the ships
being handed over totaled 10000
tons. Thirteen of the vessels are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
GUIDE FOR READERS

Page.
AmuSements,
CAS-
Comics -C-1O-11
Editorials ALI
Editorial
Articles Alb
Finance -A-20-21
Legal ...+
Notices CO
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(See NORRIS, Page A-20O
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(See SENATE, Page A-200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

(See WAR FUND, Page A-14.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

lsee NORMANDY. Page A-23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

tSee SHIPS, Page A-W.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

(See LINCOLN, Page A-4)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04

t6ee HOUSE, Page A-0.)
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IL Eugene Wells e kxsah
ard Misses TllIA Swan 80 lA4
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ga shH anniversary party 4en
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oUR LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH

Sunday Masses. Goo. sso0 and
1000 a. II
Weekday Moses. $50 and 300
A NJ.
Confessions. Saturdays Z 70 s.
ard 2 "a 9 r IA Ewes Of Feast
Davs ( fo s p. N
Religious Instruction. Safur-
days $50 a M Sundays after
second Maes. Newman Club fof
High School On Sundays after
second Mass.
Devotions. N0vena 70 Our
Lady q Perpetual Help on sun
day at 7sGo p n
Meetings. c. y. O Oh Mondays
At 100 +. n Altar Society On
First Tuesday al TO p 81 ..
l. Y Alumni On first Thursday
At 730 p i. Holy Name Society
on second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev p J. CAREY.
Pastor. phone 81
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LUTHERAN
Christ Lutheran Church.
aI4 South Psscaeeula street

Atnthk AHftffaN
"a South Psscagoula street
SUNDAY. September 27fh
Seventeenth SUNDAY after Tim
ity."
900 4 & Sunday school, NJ.
Willard DeFsrress ansiutena
emit Mss cathegIne Bfas or
ganist. lesson. Review.
900 a 81 Bible classes.
1000 A. n. Divine Rally SesR-
zee. Mss Hilrna Melene. organ
Ist. Epislle lesson Epnestfa E
81 Gosp esson Mak 40 = =
the SUNDAY azo peen5 &
poEram . Bible fefIe n ne
sno cong
Wedne
Choir - = M q =
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- 3s9 p r.
Tn0aehl koF fae seek TIE
Gbilaren - Todas ss the Chris
tan Church ~ ToznaFHaN
Ree FREDERICK a GRAH
Pastor
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HEHYrEnIA

TIE loyalty meettng af ne
Auxiliary, Launching United
RehetutAs Educasiou u - South
ern pfeabyterlan Church. which
+ anno1neea = - RED "a be
church On Sunday evening sp.
tembeT 70 was postponed e san
daY. September - Thla afvRs
vii - held II tie church il ne
evening - seven-ihafy Al msH.
befs afe urged = asfena.
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H-EoR0AMrxED cnuncn or
JESUS CHRIST or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Ewatawpa Nts

Church school, p.as a NJ.
l. Barlow. SApefvkaof.
Sacrament Service. III a NJ
FIRST Sunday u each month
xl0ns League l1oaana Penpiel
Felix WslAasss lasdeg. So = "A
each Sunday
Evening service. 8 0'rlnek each
sunday
W0nen's meeting TOO +. ~
every other Munaay-MEa J. l.
Barluw. leader
Md week prayer Services. 500
y. H.. Wednesday.
Young Peoples Recreation. es01
p n. each Friday.
Everyone cordially invited
A. n BARNES
Pastor.
MILDRED THOMAS.
Reporter
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ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

Corner Pine ami LIse Oak streets
Sunday September e.
750 = -. Heix communion
and Iasaa
1000 4 81 Sunday school
100 4 = Morning PRAYER ard
ermau sabieef q sermon And
Tneg He'd TnezH Fe8ce
Maaaaa SapteHkzsf zs
s50 = M-Inw rector bread
casts Ger Esdlo slalson WgEM
1910 kIHeeTries TaasYe Haaa
effsaH ea ~ - CREST Storm
- Waa Yoa aEe invited -
afffu1 So services and listen IL
80 aa# a80sceas1z
Rev FRIEDRICH HEsCH 3 4.
Rsetaf
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III ~
Tine May cowan Circle wat
entertsined n the home II Mm
John cHlof On Monday affernooa
1t thfee-thifty Mrs Ciflog led
NE deNotinaal Plans we're made
for the shower next seek fnf
oaeking The box u b. aenl 70 ne
Bethlehem Houae A no<lal hour
waa enjoyed II which time ne
hostess served refreshments -
the members present
Ali circles vii meet 81 Mon
dag afternoon n TIE horne e Mira
Z 6 Houck - pack The be1 fof
tire Bethlehem House Al rem.
beers ere urged 70 attend this
meeting
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ASSEMBLY or GOD

cot y ao1is Street
The EHsenily CHaFsn VIE s
Welcome
Cur Regular Services
sunday ahza8l Haaa8 "A s.
Nornznn Worship. 100 a -
Ersna alse SeH. - Ts0 F =
PRAYER IeeanK "Wednesday
~ r =
TO those Il yea ~ sftenaIHz
eHurch here - eEteEa 8
speciai ~HnEitatiau T. vs-f ~
sldaH @Iasi Bring scar far
- arsl azt sifH = TIE uzIzzI
H3alr.
KENNETH EHNIH
PazIa
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9 RAprIsT cHuRcn

E8sHC4EaA&A
Located IN shipyara section en-
Henry avenue
1unG&f
s.45 4 st.. Sunday School. A.
B Crane. Superintendent
iieo a NJ. Morning Worship
Service
$50 p n. b 7. u Hour.
Floyd sstephen0n On. director
IT'S p NJ Teachers and OF
Gcers Meeting.
"Wednesday
tbs p. M-Sona Service
500 p NJ. PRAYER rvice
Az visitors welcome We ex
tend n sou q hearty invitation
70 come and worship wsth Us
! L MORGAN.
Pastor
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MOSS POINT
naZaza@@@aM
MENNQOl8T

Schedule Cor the week
Sunday
Gas A. M-Chufch school,
100 A M Worship services
Coo 2. M-Youth Fellowship
TOO p. M~-WaHship services
Monday
SEQ p M-MeetEng u " $ G
s Circles. MAY cowan. ceeils
Daley
Tuesday
TN 2. M-Harfiet Fairey Cir.
Gle.
Wednesday
TOO p M-AId-week prayef
services
Il l.. WALTON,
Pastor.
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SEVENTH DAY
SERVICES

SsHssla atoeI = ga aela@s
eseaa szHaHaaf aIzEEaeon s a#EEH
81 Aaz - pro - 50
Tenlh street Preaching = SO
p n - Harvey Lee DaaEEss
Sta#sseaeai lectures taz1 .a
important fpr ita aIfae 81 Ea9IH
History each Tuesday night IS
% aeHs8 EeeHa Hae invited
MRS s = CROSBY
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Scheaaie ~ Services
- A MStHniay sehaoi
1850 A NJ Morning sesnaen
go = M-Tfaining Una1n
Ts0 r ne EeanGelsstie Mes
sage
T0o p NJ. "wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public IS cordially Invited
to worship with -
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Casotte
Sunday School Al as5 A s
louis L5naer. superintendent
Preaching service every FIRST
and fourth sunday. II 1860 A.
NJ, and 750 p n
Rev. A D. WEXFORD
Pastor.
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CHURCH or THE KAzAREnE

80 South Paseageula Street
SUNDAY school - A. NJ II
r Stevenson. president
Regular Worship Service. 100
a Is
Young Peoples Society. 100
p M. Mrs c. y castieberry.
president
Evangeilstie Service 1.ss p n.
L. s POLK.
Pastor
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Urged :
Ihs Geciie DALEY CIsfsa asef 81
~ kame e Hrs ] A Elder -
ay a~fiefnazan he ! baAinea
and social meeting Plans Meff
aae for ne showsf e slsen
- TIE Bethiehem HHam nf
week Durlna me eselal h6aF -
ffeHmsnta seFe served Is ~
aemsers pfesenI.
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FrRsr , cnuRcn

4 AfNRA 2N# AA3A NA3A&A4
PascagoaIa. Mississippi
Hours # Services
Sunday
9.<5 A w.. Sunday schouL "
W Robinson. superintendent
ff0o 4 N. morning worship
7so0 p n. Baptist Training
Union Mfs ] - Adams. diree.
tor.
500 p n. Evening worship
Wednesday
Q p 3, Prayer service.
Friday
7.a0 P. II. Choir rehearsal
Lloyd T Gotten. director.
A warm welcome is extended
you % attend tie services q cur
church Especially afe We happy
- have the service men worship
with as
L r. GREEN. n D
Pastor
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

100 p. M-sunday school.
Mss Hannah Stofk. snpernlsnd
ent
$50 p M-Wofahip Service
on TIE SECOND md fourth sun
days
TO p Mid week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening
J p. PAYNE.
Pastor
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Preaching. Sundays II II a ~,
ard 800 r. ~
Sunday Scheol IL 10 - A NJ
Training imam - 90 y NJ
Midueek Services "Wednesday
81 aa0 = ~
You are cordially invited % AZ.
tend
REV. = r BLOCK paslor.
HEV. hill BEAN.
Anociaia pastnr
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KHEoLE BAPTIST CHURCH

SUNDAY
s4s 4 ~. Sunday School. Hrs
John Haafala, Superintendent
1lM a n ard 900 + II.
WORSHIP Service.
Us ? N. Baptist Training
EnAon.
TUESDAY
- - = = Z II church
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UNION CHURCH

Nm-denomInsaanaL saafh
PNesEasla Esreet HonaF Miller.
1lueanandenas M1a Lena a.
Haa aperntenaeal Primary De-
pafazzaI see F = SUNDAY @4s
ICES
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FAInvIEw RApTIsT cHuRcA

Market street. paseaEoula. Miss
SUNDAY school at 1000 a N.
9 ". TAYLOR. superintendent
Preaching second and fourth San
dagx 81 100 A. n and 500 ?. n
PRAYER meeting Tuesday night
a Ss08 a'claek
Rev RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor
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The members Of fhe v Il 4.
met IT the church On M0ndny
afternoon for their monthly meel
Ing A very Interesting Royal
SgrxRe program was led - MgK
X c Elay
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday
ieM a ~. Church school
liM 4 NJ. Morning worship.
TaW = n Youth fellowship
T.45 + II Eves4lne worship
Mondax
2.so ? n " S { r meets n
circles
T~0rzaa
PSI 2 n Circle No 5
"Wednesday
% +. PraveR service.
AGO r A. choifa aetses SAL
e " UINER
paaloF
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CHURCH
Sunday
iu0a A. M-sundav school
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
fia0 A M-Murnina worship.
745 p M-Evening service
each Isl and 3fd Sunday
Monday
80 P NV M q. business
meeting.
Wednesday,
1s79 r M-Sunaay school
council. general business
V. c wfNDHAM.
Pastor
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CHURCH or CO..
- Atues roint

OF UuL
EAas Mess reint
IaM A Sunday school
Joe Hsfros superintendent
1fm a n and - = NJ
Presiding senfae every sunday
am p Ny T. ~ zach sun
dsy. Cecil Menon&iA header
80 y MFfaYef service
eaeh ThursaAr
Rev JOHN A sTuBiis.
PASTOR
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1900 A M@Sund0y School.
Lee Hill, superintendent
ltM A Morning worship
service on second Sundays
rs p A xEvensng Worship
service on second Sundays
81 2 MsS week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
s01 r MNuuea's Nissan
aty Society meeting on Monday
after the seeoaa Sunday - each
month
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Ths Haf4lef Fslfley sIzz4 e
TIE y s & $ aiH maaz NItf
Afs HAlph Daea TseaaaF
ina s. eiEhf oseHxk Ths - ~
ssaslsss &c : - ssszszzzs :
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FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH MISSION

Recrestsn Roum L s Maritime
Building
sunday
s45 A NJ. Sunday SchnoL Il
=. Pike superintendent
~ 90 a NJ morning worship
service
TOO ? NJ Baptist Ttafning
Union - guaniia SteAsrt Al
recioE
500 P NJ Evening Worship
scrNlCe
Thursday
5.30 F. NJ Prayer service
Rcv ] D. WATTS
Pastor
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ST.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev P J.
Pastor phone 2s7
Cautier Miss

5.30-Merning Prayer and Ser
mon - tie rector The 2ecana
Sunday IF the month she service
IS Holy Communion ard Seffnan
Rev FRIEDRICH S REScH.
pastol
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PRESBYTERIAN

sunday 1u3e 80
a4s A N Sunday echool
lice "A ~ Nafninx worship
ia z "A esennE worship
- r NJ "Wednesday. Md
Nceh prayer Ne4Nteu
Rev + u wEST
PaetoF.
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PascagOula Church News


The Chrararse-Sfat ara ADVERTISE is aearons AZ kesn-
inE standing rn shs page uf1es The head IS Church NeAx
q complete and eargect ngexaers 81 all the churches b a9K
area. hous 81 services speetal meetings and ather matters
Of interest 20 c@r eaafch peepse. 70 mAke this alreetory euzr~
plete IS S ncceSS4fN thar Sc kk eaEe fr changes 81 the
hours al service nss later fhan every "wednesday afternoon
as We wish 80 publish ths aFcctofy "a the FRIDAY issue &
our p9peF - pleAse help IS - keep khe t& correct hy STD
ine b year cups every WEEK 81 Resncesav saegnoon Il
the latest
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ST tosErHs CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Mn pnnt
nAax - ass A
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Mk 64t nsaess sM 4 :
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So p anaweek fz&yw
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
CHURCH

Bayou Easafie
SUNDAY school Il s4s a N
Louis Lssdef. aap nsendent
PnaehlnR service every third
SATURDAY night and every third
Sunday IT Hoe A II
Elder J. s JENKINS
asfef.
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One VA wei

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CHURCH or CHRIST
kneoIe Miss
Meets IN Frpmen's Hall
Bible school zW p. II
Wm6hlp. 800 2. ~
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KENNETH IRWIN
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Cheney Quint
Riding High

Eastern Washington College of
Education today rode the crest of
the Washington Intercollegiate
Basketball conference with a rec
ord of four consecutive victories,
the last two over Central Wash
The leaders. playing at home in
ington Of Ellensburg.
Cheney, defeated Central Wash
ington 57-s6 Saturday night after
licking them 1889 the night before.
Elsewhere in the loop, Western
Washington took over second place
by defeating the defending cham
pions, Pacific Lutheran, 1925. at
Tacoma. The Lutes won Friday
night, 1929.
Central Washington's two de.
feats dropped it to third place
with Pacific Lutheran fourth and
st. Martins in the cellar with four
straight losses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
California Ski
Stars ViCiors

SUN VALLEY, Ida California
men and women ski teams today
were awarded trophies won in the
annual Western Interstate Ski
tournament held over the weekend.
California skiers scored 775.t
points. Utah Was second with
742.7. Other team scores were
Washington 1887: Colorado 700;
Montana 626+; Idaho 623.3;
Nevada 6o5.2, and Oregon 564.1.
Barney Mclean. Colorado,
won the individual award for
excellence In three events. He
placed third In the jumping
and captured both the downhill
and slalom events. His total
score WAS 285.1.
Other individual scores were
Carl Bechdolt. California, 267.1;
Roy Mikkelsen. California. 1881;
Bill Taylor, Washington, 24s.4;
Bill Pitcher. California, 246.9;
Hank Stakeholder, Washington,
237.5; Bill Bechdolt, California,
237.4; and Rees Stevenson. Oregon,
2346.
Mikkelsen yesterday won the
final jumping event of the tourns-
ment with leaps of 1874 and lao
feet. Adolph Peterson of Montana
was second with jumps of 131 ana
lao. Mclean was third with jumps
of l22 and l54 feet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Cougar Minor
Athletes Score

PULLMAN. Washington
State college minor sports athletes
chalked up a triple win over Uni
versity of Idaho teams Saturday
with victories in swimming. fenc-
ing asnd wrestling.
Cougar fencerx won, 90;
WSC varsity swimmers scored
. 45-2l triumph while the
Cougar frosh were winning,
Se-18. and the varsity wrest-
ling team downed Idaho CRAP
piers. S3-5 while frosh wrest-
lers won, $50.
Don Bennett. Washington State
sophomore wrestler, turned in the
top performance when he downed
Hank Juran of Idaho. Northern
division 165-pound titleholder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20

= sss~ stsess
ny FRANCOIS NORMAN
Authsr = @gAsrt Cuts - BETTER
Dbilngs
There are important balance
principles which you must know
before you even start To ski. They
are constant. regardless Of tech
nique. style or school.
Three principles to keep in mind
are: "a to be forward: t2l steer
ing with The tails Of the skis: and
Cd keeping the weight on the
downhill ski.
II you stand on the floor As II
you are going to jump. you are
what al<iers call being forward.
You have excellent skiing position
weight on the balls of the feet
which are placed about six inches
apart, back and shoulders rounded
body slightly forward. elbows bent
and wrists at side
In this position you have a wide
margin Of balance. further extend
cd BY ticking your knees an ankles.
Bent knees do not mean you are
forward You bend the knees
when you sit. but TO be forward"
bent knees follow a. necessary
result They are not the cause.
Being forward is simple. II il
the basis Of ski balance under al
circumstances. A great many ski
ers stand on their heel convinced
they are forward. and their handi,
cap IL felt In all maneuvers.
II you are on your heels you am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-20
Scribes Honor
Joe DiMaggio
Nomsd PloYer of
Yeor for His Feots

NEW YoR "A few weeks
from today a dsrk-eyed young
man viii take q pen from a
bushy-browed old gentleman and
sign his nam. 10 q baseball con-
tract that viii give him the big
gest player income in the game.
The young man viii be Joe Di-
Maggie and the old gent will be
President Ed Barrow Of the New
York Yankees.
n the task proves unusually
difficult the American League
club can thank the New York
chapter of the Baseball Writ
ers association which has des-
ignated the bisck-haired ItaI-
Ian from San Francisco ~ the
player of the year for 1s41."
II was the second time he had
been voted the honor.
The position enjoyed by this
most potent of three baseball
playing brothers has not come
through any quirk Of the ballot
box but has been established
through a series of batting and
fielding feats--seversl withou I
parallel in diamond archives.
Joe first won the player Of the
year" honor by batting .34s and
hitting 46 home runs In 1887.
His 1e41 feat of hitting safely
in IS consecutive games eclipsing
all former records and sparkling
his club to its fifth pennant in the
six seasons he has been a Yankee.
made him the unanimous choice
of the writers this year.
DiMaggio will receive the
plaque, which first was pre-
sented In 1880 when Bill Terry
Of tire New York Giants
batted .t0l 20 win II. 1T the
Writers' 10th annual dinner
Feb. I.
Others winning the honor have
been In order. Lou Gehrig. Herb
Pennoek. Carl Hubbell. Dizzy
Dean, Hank Greenberg. Tony Laz-
zeri. DiMsggio. Jimmy Foxx,
Bucky Walters and Bobby Feller.
Ted williams OF the Boston Red
sox was the only player TO offer
Joe competition for the le4i
award. williams became the ninth
400 hitter in American league
history when he won the circuit
batting title with .406 but in the
opinion of the writers. DiMaggio's
deeds were more phenomenal.