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Evening star., 1942-10-12
Deeds 10 Implement
Our Faith in Victory
Asked by Roosevelt
Presidents Statement
Marks Anniversary
Of Columbus Day

American victory in "mankinds
greatest war" will be "a victory for
oppressed and enslaved people
everywhere" President Roosevelt
declared in Columbus Day state
ment today.
The free nations created on the
two American continents after Co.
lumbus discovered the New World
$50 years ago are 'endangered by
destructive forces from without"
the President said, calling for
deeds" to implement our faith in
victory
The text of the Presidents state
ment follows:
1t is $50 years since Christopher
Columbus first saw the New Western
World off his bow. He and his fol-
lowers found great expanse where
new beginnings could be made,
where men could steer their courses
free of the fetters of tyranny and
the encompassment of outworn in
stitutionS. In the wake of his cour-
ageous and unprecedented voyage
there came to the Americas the
seeking people of many countries
people who sought liberty, democ-
racy, religious tolerance, the fuller
life.
This was the American expert
ment, bold experiment and sue
cessful. Our immigrant ancestors,
yours and mine, made it successful.
But now the free nations we
created on two continents, the very
liberties we made law, are endan-
gered by destructive forces from
without. We are in the midst of
mankind's greatest war, a war to
determine whether the march of
progress shall proceed or be halted
by the totality of conquest.
Our cause is not only liberty for
ourselves but liberation for others.
An American victory will be a
United Nations victory and vic
tory for oppressed and enslaved
people everywhere. I like to remem-
ber on this significant anniversary
the words of a contemporary poet:
columbus found a world and had
no chart.
Save one that faith deciphered
in the skies.
I'VE have the faith; deeds will
implement it."
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Baltimore Livestock

BALTIMORE. Oct IL LFr Omitted States
Department OF Agriculture).-11 am. QUO
Cattle, $50: holdovers 125, not in
lower; moderately, active; largely medium
steady to strong; instances 1915 higher;
other slaughter classes mainly steady; few
lots steers show reject 14.25-l5.OO; good
1,112-1. 1872 pounds. 1880: little above
1900; bulk medium, II SOL 3 90; common
1,7O0-pound oxen, 11.OO; fair sprinkling
two-way steers, some medium, 940-pound
ment steers and calves, io.5o-12 so; good
cows scarce; Gamer, cutter and common
COWS. 6.OO-9.25 few common and medium
grass heifers, 10.50-l2 100: good sausage
bulls to 1900; common and medium chief
calyesEs5o. vealers and calves steady;
top vealers. 1880; good and choice, mainly
16.O0-1650; medium and good, 1880
1850: common down to 1l.00; mostly
Hogs-l,400. Largely 30 lower on butch
ers and sows as compared with Saturday,
practical limit. 1880. weight averages,
pounds, 1455-14sO; 14O-160 pounds.
1885 $40; 16O-180 pounds, 15.20-1 .45;
1sO-220 pounds, 15.35-15.60: 220-240
pounds, 15.3O-15.55; 240-260 pounds,
good and choice butchers, mainly ~ at ns out,
averages. 13.65-14.15.
sheep-1,450. Slow, talking around
steady on fat lambs and SLAUGHTER sheep;
asking up to 1880 and above for Rood
and choice lambs; few medium to GOOD
lots sold 14.00-14.5o.
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Churchill
Continued From First Page J

mark, Belgium and France "all are
seething with the spirit of revolt
and revolution" and that Commando
raids inspire the author of so
many crimes and miseries with a
lively anxiety"
In his fear and spite Hitler turns
upon prisoners of war who are in
his camps and his power" MIR.
Churchill asserted. "Just as he
takes innocent hostages from his
prisons in Norway, Belgium, Hol-
land and France to shoot them in
the hope of breaking the spirit of
their countrymen. so in the flattest
breach Of the few conventions which
still hold across the lines of the
World War he vents his cruel fear
and anger upon prisoners of war
and casts them into chains"
Declaring that tens of thousands
have been murdered in cold blood"
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Africa
Continued From First Page.)

gripes were mostly those you would
hear anywhere along main streets
back home. What they want most IS
action.
We found health conditions excel
lent. Every safeguard has been taken
on a past, present and future basis.
Before troops moved into any camp
medical officers surveyed the area for
miles around and took every known
precaution against malaria and
other prevalent diseases.
Long before a spade was turned
plans for encampments were blue
printed in the United States. But
engineers often came up against
problems not solved by blue-prints
That is where ingenuity played a
big part. When necessary they i'm
provised. Often they used native
methods such as constructing light,
airy buildings of native materials
which required no priorities.
Roofs Thatched.
Not a nail was used in some of
these structures. Sidewalks, supports
and roof poles were lashed with
strong f1bers obtained from the
Jungle. Roofs were matched.
But while they have Americanized
their bases as much as possible with
movies for entertainment, most of
the lads we saw still looked on Africa
as a strange and awesome continent.
They were hungry for news from
home.
These Americans are in Africa to
do a job-but they want to get 1t
finished.
AS one soldier put it. Il want to
stick my feet under mons table as
soon as possible and have a mess
OF fried chicken. hot biscuits. coun-
try ham, four eggs sunny side up,
and some of her good freckleface
gravy. So let's get going
Evening star., 1942-10-12
La Guardia Asks New York
To Start Meat|ess DAYS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Mayor La
Guardia wants New York City to
show its heels to the rest of the
country in the matter Of meatless
days, and-like President WILSON,
he picks Tuesday.
In his weekly broadcast yesterday,
he asked hotels, restaurants and
housewives to start the meatless ball
rolling right away.
Regarding talk of having meatless
Fridays, he declared:
Friday Is the traditional fish day,
and to make Friday your official
meatless day sort of smacks of the
sucker, doesn't it?
Nov, let's do things real here in
New York City. We don't want to
be hypocritical about this. Let us
give the example to the rest of the
country"
Tuesday became meatless in the
last war by proclamation of Presi-
dent Wilson January q, 1915
months after hotels had inaugurated
"beefless Tuesdays" and "porkless
SATURDAYS"
Evening star., 1942-10-12

TURNp GREENS Nearby Maryland,
bushel baskets, 75
TURNIPS-Canada. 5O-pound sacks,
RutahaRas, LOO; New Jersey, bushel has
kets. Rutahagas. 1.25; whites. 100.
PARsNIPs-Pennsylvania, u a-bushel bas-
kets 75
LEEKs New Jersey, bushel baskets,
PEARSIaNew York, bushel baskets. 134-
lnch min: Barletts, fair quality. j .OO-1 .25;
Boscs, U. s. /, 2.5O-3.0O fair quality. 225;
D'Anjous, q. 8. /. 2.25-2.5O: fair quality.
zoo; California, standard boxes, Mountain
Bartletts 1SOs-195s. 425,
CRANBERRIEs- jersey. N-barrel
box. 3.50-3.75.
ard boxes, No. /, 5.O0-6. 90: No, 2, 4.25-
b.a5; Texas, wire-bound boxes, all sizes,
GRAPEFRUrT-Stan boxes: Califor-
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Ambassador Plans
No Further Aetiop - -,
By the Associated Pres

~ eac A6eOCldteQ fIeSS. ssa4I
Chilean Ambassador Rodolfo
Michels said today telegram from
President Rios Of Chile notifying
President Roosevelt that he was
postponing his trip to the United
States was delivered at the White
House this morning.
The Ambassador said the notifica-.
ton was in the form of a private
message from President Rios to
President Roosevelt and that he did
not plan to call either at the White
House or at the State Department in
connection with the notification.
There was no comment from the
White House or the State Depart
ment on the postponement of the
visit.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Principal Markets Close
For Columbus Duy

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Excepting
various livestock markets, the prin-
cipal financial and commodity ex-
changes throughout the United
States were closed today In OBJ
servance Of Columbus Day.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
Strike at Shipyords
In Britain Settled
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. ia week-old
strike of workers in Tyneside Ship
yards which union leaders had out
]awed and all sections of the British
press had condemned was settled
today and the strikers are to return
to work tonight. The number of
men involved has not been disclosed
Strikers disputed a change in the
weekly pay day from Sunday to
Tuesday.
Evening star., 1942-10-12
HyottsviIIe Student Topped

GOLDEN, Colo, Oct. IL (Spe-
ciaD. - Floyd B. Brookens, 1901
Colesville road. Hyattsville, Md, is
one Of l6 students pledged to Kappa
Sigma. national Greek letter fra
ternity, at the Colorado School of
Mines.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

COLUMBUS DAY EXERCISES-Members combined
American clubs shown laying wreath the Columbus
ceremonies held this morning at Columbus Statue the
Station Plaza Left to right. It. N member
of the Lido Civic Club Norma president St. Joseph
Club Joseph Ofano president the Fumednisi Club
Battaglni president the Bovego Club Star Sta Photo
Evening star., 1942-10-12

54s to e6s, 4. sos 90; Texas, pink meats,
6.6O-6.oO; Cuba, 6.OO.65O.
:. LEMONS standard boxes.
No: I, 500: No. 2, 800
Concords, 65-75: California. lug boxes,
Tokays. $50; THOMPSON see6less, 2.25.
Evening star., 1942-10-12

so beyond my will, and repeat to
your excellency the homage of my
admiration and respect"
Evening star., 1942-10-12
WeIIes

Continued From First Page. J
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Local Bowling News

Shooting a big e2e total for four
games. Bye Furseth won first
place in the handicap tournament
scheduled on the Broadway alleys
Sunday.
Starting off with a big 210 game,
he rolled other games Of 156, PA.
Dos 10 win first place money. His
handicap was 131 pins.
I'D CuppernuII won the $40
special prize, put UP by Man
sger Dick McNerthney Of the
Broadway alleys. for the high
single game Of the tournament.
Hss bag game UAS "a.
TIE meet vas unusually success
fNll, with 81 trundlers keeping the
lanes busy until late Sunday night.
The complete list Of winners Il
a. follows:
Bye Furseth, 30. 15s. ia. EOS
handicap 131; total s2e.
I'd cuppernun, IA, 40. 1872.
ass: handicap 81: total s12
Lzrry Fleming. 1s2, $50. Al,
200. handicap 15T; total 80.
OVID Leternesu, I57. 23s. 1ss.
All: handicap I5s; total 200.
Everett Olson, 10. 1872, lss. 22s
handicap zzs, total SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

In only home last year did the Huskies make
more fouls than their opponents and that the first
Washington State which the Cougars after tough
battle
Likewise the road the Hukes oufouled
n
Negligible almost every game
so IL that actually the 1871
drtier. that's the
And that's the IL should basketball
no a game quick-emper individuals
college
playing baketbaor do
play harda md play hardas Washington
Edmundson bound
they 81 home the road
label To
Maybe you you would know
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Funniest part of the whole controversy which developed
when the Huskies labeled the cleanest in the
circuit because they far under other quntets foul
violations last year. from the fact that the Huses
were actually not the ceanest team in the league
mistake which this Northern Division
fouls
champions $50 Idhos
team 1s4 Oregon 100 Oregon
actually, according statistics
books Washngtons included the Huskies
probably
files of e41 produced 1877
while the 1872 the each
possible may
~ by non-scorng Huskies.
Interesting indeed Washingons during ls4i
Mere il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Enumclaw. Buckley
In Basket Feature

Pierce County league basket
ballers will open their second half
schedule while Puget Sound con-
ference hoopsters viii play the
final round OF their first half
schedule in casaba warfare slated
for Tuesday night
Enumclsw's battle with unde-
featsd Buckley at EnumolAw high
lights the Puget Sound slate with
Puysllup playing Renton at Puy-
sllup. Kent going 10 Highlins and
Sumner TO Auburn.
Fife plays at orting. Yslm at
Eatonville. Kspowsin at Clover
Park and Roy against Federal
Way at Fife gym in Pierce County
encounters.
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Frank hnpka, 1875, lss, III,
1851; handicap I67; total ssT.
I'd sorensen. 1871, Is5, z4s,
10; handicap -; total sss.
Fat Person. 215, 20e, zzz, lss
handicap As: total ss7.
Hank Reynolds. is2, 1875. ITs.
POI; handicap lis: total $50.
Leonard juicy. III. 2o3. 1s4 7zs
handicap 1z7; total s7s.
The next tournament in the cur
rent series being held on the Broad
way lanes Is an open mems tourney
next weekend. The play will Be
fivs-man competition ard a FIVE
game singles event II IL for Ia
coma and all Northwest boNlers.
Portland Ave. Boosters,
Portland Ave. Alleys
HOot Owls took four from Buzz
ards High single. Hoot Owls, Z.
Norman 200, and = series Of 544.
High single. Buzzards, I'd. Mich
ala 1ss. High series. L. Parker
4sz.
Crows took three from Hawks.
High single Crows. D. Slack 17s
and a series Of 49, High single,
Hawk. r. speer lTs. High Eerss,
II. Williams AS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

George Holm s0a Inc match
play against par event a. Brook
dAls eiab sunday. BE as ess up
Hal Underwood sss naxt. even.
In ths second dtVis.on Hsinls Ha1s-
man snd Paul Nelson tied. up.
paul gomsrsd ana BUD Abraham
tied. ever. In tnled division play
Charles Nstsdorfsr I'D. %. Hs
Naa followed - Clyde BLACK with
Z ap and Jim flaming and BAL
S.snan. , ~. IN Tssmatsrs play.
odd nose. pau Comsrssa had
ss-sis zs4 and Dim flaming
had 4z-i0ls al.
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Per Schedule

SPOKANE. Wash. - Tho west
srn Amateur Golf championship
tournament will b. held here a.
shedulsd, Aug. 74-2s. the athletic
round table said today. the West
ern Golf association having de
cided IT would Be good for national
morale.
VICTORIA, B. G. - The 10th
annual Empress winter golf tour
nsment will BE- played as usual"
March s-i4, II yAs announced
today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Tigers Near
Hoop Disaster
Bellurmine Victory
Tough on Stadium

GAMES THIS wEEk
Tuesday; Everett ~ Stadium
tx-statel. BeIlarmsne 81 seattle
Prep (non-l>aguel.
Friday: Stadium 1T Seattle
Prep (x-Stste). wsIla wsil. at
Lincoln tN-state).
Saturday: Lincoln nj Stadium.
Bellarmine's edge over Stadium
In City Prep basketball play held
good again Saturday night when
the Lions won. 1921. and eonse-
auently the Tigers viii TO into
this weeks lone city clash with
their backs to the wall.
One more defeat for the Bengsls
and their hopes Of figuring in the
1912 title picture ~ill be slim.
indeed. And TO crash the win
column the Tigers must defeat
Lincoln Abes this Saturday night
at Exposition hall.
Stadium has q busy sched-
uIe this week, meeting Everett
here on Tuesday night and
battling Seattle Prcp In Sc
attic on Friday night before
the vital lincoln engagement.
Bellarmine will also be busy
Tuesday in a game with Seattle
Prep at Seattle while Lineoln's
first encounter comes on Friday
against the invading wslla walla
Blue Devils.
Saturdays game saw the Lions
run up a 1875 halftime score and
continue TO dominate the last half
with Cliff schiesz and Jim Bich-
sci being the top scorers.
Bellarmine sophomores bowed
in defeat fol the first time in city
play when Stadium won. 80 to 81.
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Will Fight
For Engen

Sun VALLEY. Ida fnisfmoan-
tain ski leaders to-day promlssa 70
help All Enssn. former sofla's
aki jumping champion. appeal an
order banning him frDm TURNS
msnts sponsorsa BY ths National
hi association.
Ths national association. IN q
surprise ruling, sontsndsd Engsn
violated me liberal smstsur Fsgns
lstions II me group ~ permitting
nss ~ he record In an advertise
nsnl endorsing All Engsn" axis.
Endorsements ara gsnsfaily pess
nlifed without toas ~ status. btit
not ia n records.
kaEsa, aaS slfH The saa
y.iley AL eisb, a<s.sd hs gays
psfssissios for sss u he fee~
ord In thu endorsement. Ne
sasa 10 sgpe-iiaE iiss ssiisx
NJ sspsa for rsss.tstesnsat -
permit eembsssflss IN . l.sssp-
lag tsssnsmssf sssssy - Tres
sfsssnfsln. Mica.
EnEsn has heid ths worlds lsmp-
las record three timss. Lat s~&-
son ~ sst a ns4 record al Iron
A0slntaia. oasy - nave a bettsrssi
tsso hours later ~ Toksr Tokls
In a Pacific Northwest meet.
Hs has prepared ar appeal sffi-
aayit with tns hep n attorneys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Freshman Rule Bio
Problem for COLLEGES
Poll Shows Majority OF Major Schools
Favor Plon: Washington Opposed


nesota favored fro@h psrtielpa-
ton.
CRfsI-ER AGAINST PLAN
The other -four were against it
Michigan. Ohio STATE. Wisconsin
and Northwestern.
Herbert o. (FrtzD crinlsr. nth-
ietie director and football coach
At Michigan. said. Il hope We don't
have 10 play freshmen II would
lend Itself TO and invite prose
lying 10 a degrrs unknown 81 the
present time
Fireworks are expected ~
the June meeting Of the Pa
rifle Coast osnfsr.ao~ where
stanford. Montana sad Idaho
favor the Harvard pns. with
southern California aud Ore
ron staie-hose Bowl cham
pion--ars uncertain bat es-
pecied Ia jump on the fro.h
baadsAgon.
ftNTFsfl ~ fnaFNWFHf - FtHpfe
oUaly opposed b. Calfornia. Wash
ingtOn. y. G. 4. A. Oregon and
Washington STATE
Opposition 70 the plan ~ili come
in other conferences from ssseh
schools - Texas IN the EouthNssi.
Colorado and Denver IN the Big
seven. LOUISIANA STATE ard
Georgia In the Southeastern. North
Carolina ard Virginia Military IN
the southern ard Missouri IN the
Big slx.
There III - plenty ~ argument.
bit u seems now nat raek =
freshmen All - trying for All
Anerica thia fail
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Luihers Play
Game
Ellsnsburg Quintet
Here for Two Tits

SAT- HbAfH HtatIfN
~ Martin 81 Pacific iSttbefan ~
Eastern Warrington a.. Contra
Washington ~
CAMS Tnfs VIVA
Tues Wsd Csnkfal Washington -
Pacific Lutheran
Ffi Sat Central washington - -
Martini Eastern Naatsinss1n a.
western Washington
Central Warrington Wildcats.
wilder than ever now since los
ing four straight b. Eastern Wash
ington Hayages. storm into Ia
coma Tuesday night 20 play pa
clfle Lutheran giadiators IN .
winko isagus serss a. ths Park
Land gym
TIE Lasthsrnns dropped Into a
cellar tie with ~. Martins Rang.
srs BY losing 70 the Rangers. sta.
Saturday nlxht al Lacey uHils
ths Wildcats sers bsisE skinned
by ths sayaEss again. IS 70 -.
A. EilsnsDssrs
Dope favors ths wiideals 10 de-
feat tks Lutbsrans IN 18th games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Traplnsn Mans
Joe Mcknight
Tocomo Gun Club
Elects Ofiicers

Jcs Mcknight. vsssssn o,ymsss
fr~pshootsr. vas rs-stsrtA1 pxsoe-
dsnt ~ the raopus 0un stuo 49,
day IL the eiahhouss, Marry frw>e
~ss rs.slsetsd vses-pssss1amf go
Hans haiceva vas steata1 epnger
tsry for The eighth seeosast1vo
pear.
oofdon puttea vsa steefe1
treasurer ard Earl cnIesa. y.
J. q. irwin and ~. o =. 0gsffIah
rsfs sisetsg trusfsss Andr nswe
~ss fs-sissied fisid captain.
J. nslIlnssf ~nn ths ie=yas6
event ln ths shooting program. ~
erseksd ~ sut II 70 Al uefnee
wnn me hsndIesp with - sslt ~
~ .. q. iF~is sappsd ths r4est
shsot with - nat ~ 70
ss-is fsss rsss~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
for AID

SEATTLE Requiem high mass
viii bs ~1ng m ~ JOseph's
church tomorrow for AdOlph
sehAeht. trainer for the Chicago
White sox. VINO died from a heart
attack Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Tacoma Chess
Club Victor

The Tacoma Chess club team de-
feztsd the combined Everett ard
Nj Vernon chess teams In tire
intercify match he'd Sunday
afternoon In Lombard hsn al
Everett The Tze0mans scored
I01z wins. with "a lo&ssS- c. c.
Grain. the Tacoma champion. held
State Champion James Hurt Of
Everett 70 a draw. The other
scores follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Stadium Basket Outlook None Too Bright
Passing Ut along
A Hornets Nest Is Prodded
With hsroli Shsv

Talk about proddng hornets nest evidently this
did 1t when it refused to believe that the Washington Huskes
were the ywhite boys the foul department Northern
division basketball
No attempt was made TO brand the Huskies dirty.
eneouh or ungentemany players people have been
led to believe In fact the subject opened only because
of the questions which Immediately arise once factua study
n made of the entire foul situation
For instance
Why should the Huskies fouls
than their opponents Hnskes usually
Does that all officials "homers:.
Why should Huskies In
home games:
Basketball belief
IRE number
about champion usually making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

Each tssm has fossf mere games
70 play. All ~ th< teams are
playing good ball - naas ~ them
can b. co<sntsd out II the rnee
until ths last gzms hAx bsen
played.
Games scheduled for tina Mon~
dsy night are Autos ~. xeIm q
7 ). m. chsirmsn ~ casmea -
a ,. IA. and Lakewood ~ ~
ahipynfds af . D. n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27

NEW YORK The big sports
problem now confronting colleges
throughout tho land that Of
freshman participation in varsity
athletics during the ar-~fH be
settled within tho next few months
at faculty and conference meet
ings. but not without considerable
dispute.
This Was emphasized today IN n
United Press nationwide poll OF
81 representative colleges BY state
ments accompanying the oAllota.
The question sss brought 70
the fore last week BY Har-
wards announcement that ia
expanding iis athletic program
for physical fitness during
the war. u would make fresh
mea eligible for varsity sports.
including football
Harvard. ike many American
colleges. IL eondenAinK It's soues-
tional program into three instead
az four years. This factor and the
shortage Of varsity players BE-
cause Of the draft and enllstmeuis
are the major reasons for the
Harvard plan
81 II Favor
And they are potent rsssOFs. a.
a indicated b. the poll IN winch
Il college favored freshman par
tieipation IN varsity sT,orts. n op-
posed and 10 were Bncsftsln
The Missouri Valley conferences,
~ IA recent meeting IN g. Louis
revised - rales 20 permit frssh-
man participation The s0uthsrn
conferences. while not voieing zp-
pr0yai yet. has set Up an sxeoB-
tive COMMITTEES to put sseh a r,li-
ing into effect whenever II q
found necessary.
The Southeastern conferences
viii vote on the proposition a.
IT. spring nesting In Atlanta
The Southwest conference -
expected 10 favor IL In HzY,
and the Big six next month At
Kansas City
Chief opposition u found In the
EnidEestern Big Ten and the Pa
cifie Coast conference. o. FIVE
Big Ten schools polisd, only Mn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
Hoop Results

Saturday
Oregon 81. Oregon state Is.
Wash. state Col Al. idaho 10.
Idaho Frosh IS, Nash,ng ton
State Fresh a.
n o. & z g. o. q. 4. 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
City Hoop Play

The chairnsn and the sap
yards continue 10 lead IN the CITY
Basketball league race fox Ne see-
ond half championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-27
FIGHTs KOE MONEY

AL II James cagDsys fistlcuffs
are for picture purposes. He mas
never made the papers" for a
rszl hfs braWI.
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