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The union times., 1942-01-10
LABOR VIEWS THE NEWS


 New Jersey case decided by the Common Pleas Court of Union County the State Orkmens compensation held not injury which resulted from direct assault by employer upon empoye The the compensation had jurisdiction in character and that the employees remedy suit for assault and battery.
 The Thompson Products Cleveland that its company union policy will help win the Somebody should explain to Thompson that the is against fascism, against labor unions.
 And what did a company union win, anyhow?
 LITTLE LUTHER WL1ATHER, said Little Luther "what do you think Con-
 gress will do about it?'
 ssDo about what?' s'The walkout more than 3OO,OOO auto- mobile factories"
 s'what you talking about? There strike the automobile industry.'
 sThs than strike, father. strike wouldn't last than week 10 days But these being laid off for weeks and months costing the program l2, 100000 manhOurs for every week of idlenes It is the greatest single blow production since began 'Oh you talking about priores We'll, Luther, anything much for Congress do Eventually of these will find work in war industries' 'I should think Congress would pass law pro- viding 1Oyear prison for those responsible stoppage."
 Tha would be absurd No individual is responsible It's just question of making necessary adjustment prediction system"
 Gather, haven't heard you say that obstacle is great for Americas industrial leaders overcome? ssWel-er, words to that effect'
 America's industrial leaders been running the show in Washington for year nOw?" NThey have done the best they could'
 "Pn4haisGu 9iIdVaer4 Gsatsfor trying father. But it looks to if N6eAl6Ea Wwevq 10 times many hours all the defense strikes put together"
The union times., 1942-01-10

Remember the kindnesses of others-forget your own.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Beavers Off
For Title Play

CORVALLIS. Ore. - oregon
State College basketball players,
northern division champions,
packed their bags today prepare
tory to departure Wednesday night
for Palo Alto. Calf, and the Pa
eific Coast conference playoff with
stanford.
Coach Stats Gill admitted
TODAY. well have TO he good,
because stanford has a fine
team"
He will take Il men on the trip
Forwards Jack Mulder, Sam
Dement,, George McNutt, Glenn
Warren and Howard Jeffries
Centers John Mandie and Doug
Martin. Guards Don Durdan, Lew
Beck, Paul Valenti and Don Hall
The Staters will leave Albany
al 80 .. m. Wednesday.
The playoff starts Friday night
in the Stanford pavilion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Gus LesneviCh
Battles Bivins

CLEVELAND - Gus Lesnevich
Of New Jersey meets Jimmy Bivins
OF Cleveland tonight in 1o-round
non-ttls bout which the light
heavyweight champion regards
VIII be his hardest fight Of my
career before entering the [. s.
Coast Guard where III be fight
ing for a better reason
For Bivins. young Cleveland
Negro who blasted the heavy
weight hopes Of former mid
dleweight king Billy >oose in
his last fight. victory means
another fight within 50 days"
for the title.
Betting favored Lesnevich At IS.
but there was little wagering on a
knockout. 4 Drawing. tough
battle was in prospect and Bivins
was held lightly BY the odds
makers because Of his known fad
ing qualities
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Cheney Loses
In Hoop Meet
Oklahoma Quintet
Beats Winko Champs

KANSAS CITY. Mo. san
Diego state college. a bruised and
shaken champion. ard IS surviving
challengers begin second round
play today At the National Inter
collegiate Basketball tournament.
After todays eight games. only
eight Of the tournaments original
81 topflight entries wiu remain 70
contest for the 1912 title.
Spectators at the close Of
first round play saw an in
spired. moderated team from
{ h lad Iron (Neh.l state
Teachers college almost knock
San Diego. defending title
holder. out Of the tournament
In its first game last night.
Expecting a pushoyer. the Cali
forniss found their high-powered
offensive and their all-American
star. Dick Mitchell. stymied by
close guarding throughout the
first half. The champions trsiled
Is 10 IS Al hslftime and needed
barrage OF baskets late in the
game 10 win. 50 to %. Mitchell
scored only one point an the entire
game.
In other games yesterday two
top flight contenders were knocked
out Of the tournament lists.
Eastern Washington College
of Education of Cheney fell.
4S TO 80. before Southern
State college of Durant. Okla.
which held Bobby Stoelt. Pa
eific coast star. to five points.
George Pepperdine College Of
Los Angeles was eliminated by a
flashy squad from Missouri Val
ley College OF Marshall Mo. SO
to SO. but not before Pete Togo
its star forward. had left a new
individual scoring record foI
surviving players 10 shoot at.
Fogo poured in IS Of his teams
points to shatter by four point:
+ the tournament record set by VII.
ford GUS Doerner Of Evansville
Ind last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Heath Signs
His Contract

CLEVELAND JEFF Heath. the
Cleveland Indians smuggling out
fielder. ended Ms holdout today for
better terms and signed his 1912
contract. club officials announced.
Contract terms were not d.
vllCed. Heath who hit $40 last
year to lead the Tribe hatters vas
reported asking for $50 600.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Lincoln Hi-Y
Basket Winner

Lincoln Hi-Y won tor honors in
the YMcA. High School Basket
ball league by winning 10 games
and finishing the season unde-
feated. The Hi-Y team will be
presented with the ~ basketball
plaque al the annual award ham
quet next month.
League play was by a single
round robin TO determine the four
top and the four bottom teams.
These teams then formed the
major and minor brackets and
played q single round robin for
the championship OF each bracket
Final standing in each Of the
brackets sre as follows
MAJOR RRAGkTT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

since lsst sessna. Then - sst
n front - rs locker I'D -
81 scfarInE ard polishing ore
u his own bsts-s modsl de-
signed = Lefty ODoaL
Manager Joe CronIn thea
came IN 20 greet Williams vlth
Hello KID
They shook hands ard VII
Jams asked. What tine does
hitting practice start
Then came ire first - many
ordeals for WIlhsms-au n
QUESTION hy the newspapermea
about rs strange case which
saw hin classified in "a. shift
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Ted Will ans Steels Self To Face Abuse

lot. I have 10 paw them NJ
for the next two years hut |
hops 10 make enough 10 do that
this year. Then ! may enlist
I'm thinking about II. ANYWAY.
But I've never told anybody
that wanted TO PLAY one more
wear and then enlist.
Nv mother Is 50 and was
operated or isst year. They are
nov irving n build her u for
another operation. But what's
the use Of SAYING anything about
that. The draft board has a
complete file Of her health and
hos much I've contributed 10
her support
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

rushed ~ rs locker.
Ths clubhouse v-as empty ~
cspt fer tao attendants.
Where are my Rats q" VIII
iams qaerisd - Clubhouse Naa
Johnny Orlando.
In the trunk replied Or
lando- But before Orlando
could get fhem out Williams
grabbed one % Dom DiNAggio's
hats and rushed out 90 home
plate and teok some swings At
an imaginary haIl In the gather
ing dusk Of an empty ball park.
II was the FIRST tine Williams
has had his hands on a bat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

- n IL. snd thsn reclsssIfIed
m a BY re presidential appeal
hos -.
Far thirty minutes Williams
answered every question put %
him. explaining hos ~ obtained
additional facts for the Mime
spolis draft board and hou the
highest Minnesota draft author
IT. recommended T. him that
h AK for an sppeAL
I didn't d anything wrong
Williams SAD ~ conscience
Is clear an think 7 an doinC
the right thing for my mother.
ny country and myself = ne
true facts q ths case we're
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
State Basket
Meet Opens
Lincoln-W urriors
On Night Program

Sixteen teams opened the chase
today for the state high school
basketball crown, with eight games
on tap at the University Of WASH
ington pavilion.
Few critics expected Bremen
ton to retain its title. but agreed
the Wildcats chances would i'm
prove UNNECESSARILY If they get
past Wenatchee tonight.
Looking elsewhere for
fayorite, observers liked Ev-
erett and Lewis and Clark Of
Spokane. Best of the smaller
schools appeared TO be LINDEN.
a Nhatcom county entry with
record of only one loss this
year.
Class B teams will not compete
in the 1912 tournament, having
staged their own meet at Cheney
last week.
The opening day schedule:
(afternoon). Hoquiam VS.. Yakima;
Charleston VS.. Lynden; Marysville
VS.. Olympia; Everett VS.. North
Central Of Spokane: Vancouver VS..
Toppenish. Evening". Lincoln Of
Tacoma VS. Clover Park. Bremen
ton VS.. Wenatchee; Buckley VS..
Lewis and Clark.
.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
ALPINEs TO LEAVE

SEATTLE The Alpine Dairy
basketball team. winner Of the
state AAU tournament here. leaves
tonight for the national tourns-
ment at Denver. opening Sunday.
Coach Bill Murphy said the team
would stop in Salt Lake City en-
route TO Denver for practice
game with the Leading independ-
ent team there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Nv UNITED PRESS

SAN JOSE. Calf. Danny Eseo-
bar. only first baseman Of the
Portland Beavers. reports 10 his
draft board today 10 learn whether
he'll play this year or not Pete
Hughes. outfielder. was drafted
yesterday. and outfielder Levi Nc
Cormack is in uniform.
BOYES HOT SPRINGS, Cal.
San Francisco's Seals work
ed out today In the empty
swimming tank. Al Steele.
second haseman. signed. WaIiy
Carroll. outfieider. L. the one
holdout-
FULLERTON, Calif.-The Sac
Yamento Solons Inadvertently help
60 Connie Msck's Philadelphia
Athletics to break q four game
losing streak as they took the
short end of 5-4 score yesterday
Philadelphia put across the win
ming tally in the ninth
RIVERSIDE. Canf.-The Holly.
wood Stars played an in,ersquaC
game yesterday in which the Blue
squad beat the Reds. 81. in eight
tnningA
SAN FEiRs.NDo. Calf
The Seattle Rainiers play
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Mystery Of Pete Hughes
Solved He's in Army

PoRTaNDThe Portland Beavers have solved the mysterious
sll Jose CAL To why
spring they
as n In
Thompsonvile North Carolina
temporarily
hunt for a permanent replacement for Hughes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Coast Training Camps

full exhibition game today In
San Bernardino against the
Pittsburgh Pirates, who are
opening their spring playing
schedule. Seattle Manager Bill
Skiff announced that the re-
mainder Of the team will hold
Intensive batting drill here.
FL CENTRo. Calif.-Jaek Cal
vey. former star infielder In IN
Texas league. became the lates
addition 10 the San Diego Padres
today. The regulars played th'
rockies yesterday in an inter
squad game. winning e-l on IN
strength Of the pitching Of South
paw Al Olsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

SARASOTA. Pa - stseiinE
himself - face = storm q abuse
fron the nations fans because
- his draft osferment. Ted
Williams. ninth 400 hitter IN
American league history. today
began training with the Boston
Rsd Sox - defend Ms crown as
hs>ehsils batting champion.
When - arrived last night
after a 1T0o-mile automobile
TIP from Minneapolis. Williams
Sss 80 anxious 70 get Ms hands
on bat he drove straight 70
the PED Sox clubhouse 100
yards from the clubs hotel. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

known 7 don't think anyone
would ~ % cruelty ne. BIT
: ara 1T asking FOR aHy SPECIAL
consideration 1ow o. - any
tine. NJ record Is right there
n the fles
II anybody thinks : have =
lot ~ money hey are wrong.
I've beer i1 ire majors three
wears. IRE first season ! didn :
make enough . pay al ny
yearly expenses ! mace = little
ire second year. not much Last
wear I made enough % invest
s. COO in snnuifles.
If | went into the service
now that money would all be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Worlds Hoop
Title at Stake

CHICAGO-The Detroit Eagles.
defending champions. and the osh-
kosh. Wis. All-Stars meet tonight
for the worlds professional basket
ball championship.
Detroit was forced into an over.
time period last night before edg.
ing out the Grammar Flyers from
Long Island. y. Y. ~ 10 As in tn,
semi-finals. Oshkosh defeated tn,
Harlem Globe Trotters AZ 10 Al.
Buy L. 6. Bonds and Save,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Interested in TWILIGHT Loop

Private Rudy Laskowsk Fort Lewis is interested in the
proposed Northwest Sem.Pro Baseball Twilight league
And also in the address Of Dave Goodman former Tacoma
Tiger who is shipyard worker at the TacomaSeate
plant.
Rudy informs this in letter which prompt
ed by reference in the columns to the proposed semipo
circuit and Dawes presence in this city.
a eammate Goodmans the
Eastern league They played the wniamsport outfit
flight ball throughout the and the
American Association and anxious to play Tacoma team
that might join the proposed twilight league
through. cneh there
available for play
touch with Dave which
writing Seattle Ralph
personnel manager Tacoma
military censorship this
address publicly but will give Dave the data when
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
PIRATES vs.. SEATTLE

SAN BEKNAhDiNo, Cal-Fhe
Pittsburgh Pirates open their ex-
hibition series against Seattle
here today with Nick Strineeylch,
Bob klinger and a rookie slated
FOR mound duty. A pickup nine
captained by Spud Davis shut out
the regulars. 10. in a final tune
IN Yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Ralph Whaley
Leads Golf Field

NICT ORIA. Il. C.-R a ?
whaley. Seattle, today headed a
strong delegation Of United
States entries In the l4th annua
Empress golf tournament IN tbs
second round OF match play.
Elimination Of II. 2 lyman Of
Vancouver. 3. c. the tournament
medaist. BY Y. Roy Lewis 81 Que
bee. one up. marked yesterday
round
NhaleS routed \. !. Hurst.
Victoria. S and g. Frank
Wright Of Anseortes. Wash.
one Of the low scorers in the
qualifying round. was hard
pressed to defeat stan Ellis,
Toronto. on the 18th hole.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
CLEARM AIR. Fla. II

Louis Cardinals meet the Cleve-
land Indians today hoping to re-
peat yesterdays performance
against another Ohio squad the
Reds. whom they knocked down,
SIS. at St Petersburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
TENDON SLIPS OUT

MIAMI The questionable con-
dition Of Johnny Mics right arm
made first hasn the New YORK
Giants chief problem again today.
Mics faulty tendon slipped out
Of place yesterday and he Will be
out Of action for some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest in L. s. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
nv UNITED fRf =

ST. PETERSBIK 10, FIa.-M aH-
ager Joe Mccarthy begins inten-
sive schooling Of Gerry Priddy as
the New York Yankees regular
third baseman today. Priddy =
expected To hold down TIT joo
this year because Veteran Red
Rolfe told Club President Ed Bar
row in New York that he was
hampered by stomach aiimen'
and was uncertain whether ne
could continue TO play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
MAJOR TRAINING CAMPS

Cubs exhibited their best pitching
and fielding efforts of the spring
season yesterday, as the van.
nigsns defeated the regulars. SIS
20 make clean sweep of th'
threegsme intrasquad series.
AN AHEIM. Cal. The
Philadelphia Athletics meet
the Sacramento Solons again
today after edging out the
Pacific coast team. 81. with
four runs In the last two in
nings yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12

Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
The Dohlberg Influence /.

Why would he consider Montana?
Well Jiggs Dahberg Is the Grizzly mentor brother Of
Al Dahlberg. Puyaup coach who developed Bruce Al in
the Army but his influence might be still strong in this
case.
present Puysiup coach Carl Sparks Washington
graduate where Bruce whites away his
nine-tenhs OF
Well Sparks Is in possessive role. 30 TO speak
friend Seattle which could be
Influence him to u. of W.
told Of the sound treat
schools youngsters anxious athletic
development.
h athletic and
dbbis
blue
onefo " he
talking with Puyalup business and football nut
Naturally Gan tongue And this Is what
my Puyalup friend said:
Washington State the receiving his
letter thought he girl His first You know Gail
physical educational
department Gall athletic activity
on
q 10
incident did they make tracks apollo
gize explain
You understand
Anyway Gala indignation passed he holds
the Cougars No don't know where the boy will How
kno himself"
whoever Bruce has potential The
natural he takes just
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
Motors Beat
Fife, AZ 10 e
Inter-CountY Hoop
Tourney Started

The Motor defeated Fife IN
Pierce County Inter-Leagle touru-
sm.nt play Tuesday night. A d.
vision, a. to 2s
Il was the only gam. in that
bracket.
Three games we're played in b
division and four in c division.
Wednesday nights play.
a Division
Boys gyms O'Clock sumner -
Aotors. .. Mckinley hin - LAKE,
wood Community Center.
u Division
Boys gym O'Clock Machinists
". Falkland Trinity. Gifis syn
O'Clock Jefferson Piayfislo Is
Bo!lermakers
q Division
oiFls' gym - o'clock. Puvsilup
CHRISTIANS rs Alder. Girls gyrn-s
"A" DIVISION
Motors fa5 fssl Fife
Anssline - F.. lol spear
Dave se ...-c G" stsrrsneurss
hos shsrdi - g ..........,, i,ami
subs: KTsus Mo,of,.n,rt is'S ~.
Jacobs -Bevesnl Yoshida a
Evsneleh Referee J Ward
N. pi,Isiox
ratt. rrinit, tsel ts'b Clark's Greek
Elsfson 81 - go. 90 Friedler
Strand .. =. &c -. t2 seh9iIsr
SavAri MO -. "a Warwick
larson C2n $50. q =. a. Schroeder
SUBS Falkland Trinity - Rsmstsd
"a Lider "a. PnueEer storaasli
clsrks creek-Ploha. Referee. Tol-
lefson.
Jeff. rla,nsld cso, no So. Tacoma
Rowan % ~ go. 81 Dizard
Dubois 81 &C ........ Lovelace
H nllilrs'a "a, G Is, pe M5,.eg
subs. jefferson Piavfisld - Jones
60. F1ncham south Tacoma Nor
iarty ca. Hoyt "a. Referee. Toll
lefson.
noIlermsser ,is, us or,ins
s nsSs,y - ~, - =: 20 5oh Esfon
Larson 100 &C ..... 81 Adler
Martin 81 - ..... a kruger
SUBS bnliermakffs Jennings.
Stockland Ortins-M SAsaki a.. @.
sssaki ID. Peffs. Referee. Johnny
Ward.
&C" DIVISION
Puyallnp fssl fan B'nai B'rith
Angeline 49, ....E....tel J. Donion
Mandell 100 p. a. Fcldman
Gorham iol &C.. A. Greenblat
PArkhurSt .....6..l r. Gresnhlat
Piner 90 ..... O ......s4 80 Rose
Subs: Puysllup Scholtz
B'nal B'rith-Kapoyich a. N. Don
Ion. Referee, baro,sky
yall,, Paint CsD fssl alder
Krueger 10 .....F...ua p Sanders
ouist i21 ......f....-... fel SNOW
Wentworth ....c....tsl p. Sanders
Peterson ,s''.'.oo 1880 "a, 90 LIE ~.
Subs Valley Patriotism Alder
J Sanders. Referee. Bsrofsky.
Lserande asI un Monarch.
wo ssSdn Il, r.. -. ~ S'' Bshi
Nordstron 80 ..c....... 80 Mailey
Kent fe1 $500. O.. "a Honau
subs: IaGrande - Anderson G4l
Hill MonArchs-Sone. Referee. Boz
I Pallar
Anderson 81 p. 60 Buchanan
Allen 90 -. c. -. tei Nobi,
Bafraser 80 c.. a. roste'
WlsemRn I2l O.. ID Brook.
subs A c Davenport McWln.
I Jams Tofems Kniffen - Referee
Bob Pullar
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subs A c. Davenport. NCNtN-
Jams rofems Kniffen -. Referee
bob Puilar
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~" pI,IsIo~

suns kFANF AnfoTs-kfrEie f2t
Jacobs Fife Bsvegni Yoshida a
Evanclch Referee J Ward.
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&C" DIVISION
salle, Paint (2sl

Subs: puysllup christian-Scholtz
Bna B'rith-KApovich g.. NJ Dom
ION Referee Barofsky
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On Ue Ian, =!
VIII EllloU MucAlF

Gail Bruce the Puyaup high school wonder boy athlete
Is betwixt q collection Of debbils and dark blue
The brilliant gridder and equally brilliant baskeeer can't
make up his mind what school Of higher education he s
favor when he leaves the valley house in June
ntenseny advised ard he has voluntarily cor
schools the Coast
and with
Salesman tas voluntary for have
been urng specific inviting
like cake bakery surrounded BY
all high grade but unable TO make Up
her mind.
time however obliged decision Ike
he frsilin bakery.
he hop< that choice
hits ne Jackpot dab the
reputation widely known the MAJOR grid
ri They all his services.
40 pounds Of well rfoportoned
the subject 81
desires since he headlines a proper.
Enumesw. who has been the
Of the Puget Sound Conference Bruce
league
Is athlete the circuit
better
hoops men hut none the sports"
give Smiths appraisal argument
Besides better authority than the title winning soe
Erumclaw mentor- That's right No
voluntarily contact with Washington state
inclined football and basket
hall Orfrn STATE of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-12
DAyroNA BEACH. Fla

DAYroNA BEACH. Fla
The continued absence of hold
out Pitcher Whit Wyatt and
the uncertain draft status 81
Pete Reiser. Don Padgett'
Lew Riggs and Pewee Reese
worried the BROOKLYN Dodgers
board of strategy today.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fia.-Jack
Wilson. Sid Hudson and Alex Car
rasquel Of the Washington Sena-
tors blsrked the Cleveland In
dams 10. with five singles yes
terday.
CUBS BEAT NA>NIGA>S
AVALON. Cal.-The Chicago
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subs. jefferson PlAyfisid Joue.
10. Finchnm South Tacoma Nor.
iarty ca. Hoyt "a. Referee Toll
lefaon.
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CUBS BEAT lA>NiGANs
AVALON. Cal.-Ths Chicago
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Stockland Orting-M SAsaki a. @
Sasaki ID. pcffa Referee Johnny
ward
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IaGrande tasl
tisl Monarcl,

SUN WHY FHEIIN"" ITE1II
J Sanders Referee Bsrofsks
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subs Falkland Trinity - Ramstad
"a Lider "a, prueEer Storaasli
Clsrks Cresk-Pieha. Referee, Toll
lefson.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-19
Legion Will
 Install Officers

Members of Kodiak Post No l7 of the American Legion are locking forward to record attend ance at their next meeting, Tues day Septembe-, 22nd, when off1', cers for the ensuing yeas will be installed.
 At the last meeting, when these officers were elected, Post No. IF. in answer to the nabon- al call for an expression Of orln- ion, unanimously voted to have the present charter of the Amer ican Legion changed to include as those eligible for membership all members of the aimed forces of the present war Under the present charter, issued by the United States, only lntse who
 (continued on page A
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-19
Council Names New City Magistrate

The c'ty council met in regu- lar session Monday night and con,lucted the following business:
 Declared the office of city magistrate vacant, and appoint ed the city c erk temporarily ma gistrate. c. c Naughton former ly held he magistrates office by appointment, and Mrs Gather me BIankenburg is cIty clerk
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-19
Mission Road To Have School Bus

The Kodiak Transit Company anno ounced this week that begin hing Monday morning 1t will provide transportation to school for schuol children who live on Mission Road. There will be one run a day only, starting at the Mission at S:30, and no charge will be made for the serv.ee. IL is expected it will be arranged so that children can meet at dlf- ferent pointsi on the way in. so that a minimum number of stops will have to be made by the bus.