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mediation a. q means 10 end the
war.
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offers or overtures had reached
him.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12

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line observation post. dug in just
across the crest overlooking 20
miles OF valley. and see no signs
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below. hidden In pill boxes and be-
hind artillery emplacements, but
no civilians.
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ney of the big factories where Ger
many's best steel has been made.
French Tanks Win
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biting off more German territory
west of the Ssar river. and adding
IL to the $4,000 acres they claim
already to hold. The advance il
slow, but general. ] saw a sample
OF IL.
French tanks charged through
and beyond the Borg forest in the
Moselle valley, few miles inside
Germany. German tanks went out
to meet them. For hours. these
monsters battled at close range
among the trees, firing shells point
blank. There were no supporting
infantry, no protecting airplanes.
One by one, tanks fell out Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-12
McChOrd Electric
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ton and street lighting system at
McChord field has been awarded
to the o. A. Carlson Electric Co..
Seattle, it was announced late
Tuesday in Washington. d. C. The
bid was $i63,613.
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French Paralyze One Billion
Dollars in Nazi Industry
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN GERMANY-The French
armys cautious methodica downhl advance into the
valley has parazed 81 worth of German industry
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Evening star., 1939-02-28
T.. j. Basketers After
Revenge Tonight in
Last Home Fray
E Entertain Seton Hall;
6. W. Five Pays Visit
To Baltimore u.

Catholic University plays its last
home basket ball game of the SEASON
tonight when it meets Seton Hall
at Brookland. 1t will be one Of
two games for local college fives,
George Washington's clash with
Baltimore U. in the Monumental
City being the other. c. u, Incl
dentally, will close its campaign
against the same Baltimore quint
Saturday night.
Bringing one of the country's
leading scorers with it. Seton Hall
invades with a decision over the
Cards already on the books. Up
in its own gym the Hall five licked
c. u, 50-38. Another local quint,
American u. also has bowed to
Seton Hall by 50-33 score.
The big boy of the visitors will
be Ed Sadowski center. who has
scored nearly 300 points this season
But since upsetting La Sale last
Thursday night, c. U. isn't par
ticularly worried over tonight's en-
gagement and is confident of turn
ing the tables on its former con-
queror.
George Washington can tie
Georgetown's record-currently the
best in town-by beating Baltimore.
The Baltimoreans are said to be
tough on their own floor, on which
it whipped N. Y, U. earlier this
season, but it could beat C. U. only
42-38. and G. w. has hopes of win
ming its 18th game in 10 starts.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer,

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Base-
ball men can't see how Ted
Williams, the slugger from Min
neapolis can miss with the Red
Sox this season i. Lew Tender,
former lightweight star. is sling
ing hash in Miami-in his own
joint, of course.
Friends are worried about John
K. Tener, former president of the
National League, gravely ill here
The Dodgers are saving
Burleigh Grimes old number
(13) for Van Mungo, if and when
he shows up Harold Kaese,
Boston Transcript, and Jerry
Mason, Boston Globe, have CO.
authored a book, Famous AM
erican Athletes of Today" just
on the press.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Baker to Get Worst of the Feud

Al
clubhouse
Freddie kid him American League
that After all the things Old Man Griffith has been
too"
Bucky Walters the Phe fugitive who escaped to the Reds (and
gigged Don't about Lopez Hes
picked couple hundred for about
three days of doggone little"
Wilson, where vendetta declared
Washington the South
a-gunnng fo the Cubans.'
of
Eaelas
knocking back through the box
Farmhouse That's funny he You know who's
going get you?
Eaella murder
pitching him. He'll them back Baker
fast Oh will think he's facing machine gum
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Basket Race Popped
As Dartmouth Bows
To Cornell, 36-37
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Interest in
the title race in the Eastern Inter-
collegiate Basket Ball League awoke
with a bang today after two torpid
months in which the only fight was
for second place. The league sud-
denly has realized Dartmouth can
be beaten.
It's a wonder some one didn't
think of it earlier. The way to lick
the Indians is to stop Gus (Swede,
Broberg, the leagues high scorer.
Cornell did it last night-he got only
four points-and whipped the Big
Green, 1896, for Dartmouth's first
defeat in 10 league games.
The defeat, hectic battle from a
whistle to gun. cost Dartmouth a
chance to clinch the title. Cornell
with seven victories and three de-
feats, retained a chance to tie the
Indians. Columbia and Penn4l-
vania, deadlocked for third place.
also can tie for first place. But none
OF these three teams can win the
title outright even if Dartmouth
should lose its two remaining games
with Princeton and Columbia.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Roanoke s Five Smart
Boys Seek Spot in
Title Court Play
Small College Quintet
Hos Lost Lone Come
In ~ This Season
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.-Roanoke
means the first English colony in
America to most folk hereabout. In
Virginia and most of the South it
means the best basket ball played
in Virginia. If you don't believe it,
hark to the tale of THE Five Smart
Boys"
The F. S. BIS are the Roanoke
College basket ball team. Roanoke
is Lutheran College of only 361
students. 10 of them co-eds. tu. "the
five smart boys play the kind of
basket ball you expect to find in
schools with an enrolment of $3.50
Gordon tPop) White. the coach,
is in town telling the tale about his
team and hoping they will get an
invitation to the tournament spon-
sored by the Metropolitan Basket
Ball Writers Association. They
probably will.
Lose When Not Prepared.
In % starts this year Roanoke
lost only one game That to Villa
nova on three days practice. Among
others the F. S. BIS licked Marshall
George Washington. Washington
and Lee and Richmond.
The outstanding factor in this
teams success has been it's intelli-
gence," said White. The first four
men have played together for three
years. We play away from home
most of the time, but they are smart
enough to make adjustments for the
strange court. No defense really
has stopped them, and they have
won 20 straight games. 81 in all"
The best scorer is Paul Rice,
forward, who has accounted for
256 points. Gene Studehaker, the
other forward, has scored 243, and
Bob Sheffield. the center, 224. But
White thinks his guards are just as
responsible for the teams success.
One of them, Tom Lieb, is a colorful
citizen, who likes to give cowboy
yells as he directs the play.
Beaten in Tourney Final.
The Maroon and Gray. which
uses a slow-breaking offense. has
scored 1.05l points to 731 for its
opponents.
We've only lost three times to
Southern teams in three years and
eight regular games all told" says
White. THE ninth defeat cost us
something. We were in the tourna-
ment at Kansas City last year, and
the Warrensburg (Mo) Teachers
licked us in the final"
Evening star., 1939-02-28
|nfieId SoIuce to Nat Bosses
As They Fret Over Pitching
And Catching Problems

plate that he's SLOW" says Bucky.
He covers his share of ground in
the field and for all I know he may
be taught something about run
ming. I recall several ball players
who couldn't run and they did all
right.
Howard Shanks," continued Har-
ris. couldn't run fast. But he was
pretty good base-runner at that
I couldn't run myself. but I stole 80
bases in season. Dog-gone few
of the catchers today can run. Cab
by Hartnett can hardly walk and
he's still rated as one of the best"
Bloodworth otherwise is rated as
an excellent prospect. He may wind
up with Charlotte again. but before
he does he is likely to give Messrs
Colbert. Bluege and Aderholt stiff
tussle for consideration. Aderholt
especially may find Bloodv, orth in
his hair. Both are young fellows
and both will be back to try again il
they don't succeed this year.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Bonuro Brings 10 Times as Much Money

Simmons failed for the time
his first season with Washington year
played only LIS bated
was od-or s3OOo This real blow pride
yet
and baseball In general Balpayers that
summons
waived the
years IN the majors unpardonaby fielder
ing the hitter that Simmons brought 100000 bapay
from the New York Giants who figure be in the 1889
Moreover. Bonura signed Giant contract at $4,000.
Simmons star for is hitter who
such George Sier and Harry Hnlan
waived out OF American
fabulous
hit 1886 and 1892 without winning
fielder $4,000
with the downtrodden Bees will be between $4,000
There's something
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Fl Chico Tabled
Derby Choice
By Trainer
Brady Quietly Points
ZiegIer Colt, Great
As 2-Yeur-Old
BY SID FEEDER.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-There's a
snappy. little red-headed number
calmly munching oats in stall out
at Belmont Park these days that's
being tabled by veteran horsemen
here and there as your 1899 Ken
lucky Derby winner.
While all the hullabaloo goes on
for the ciencias, the technicians,
the impounds and the volitants
campaigning on the winter circuit,
the youngster, Ell Chico. gradually
is rounding into shape on the Long
Island racing strip, and genial Matt
Brady, who trains William Ziegler,
jr.'s string, sits back and chuckles
about it.
You know" he smiles, "hoss rae
ing is funny. It's like roulette or
bingo. You have to be lucky.
You get only one derby winner
in package, and I've waited 40
years for mine. And in all my years
around the track. I've never seen
a better youngster than the Chico
Ell Chico "Growing Up"
What's more, the broad-quartered
son of John P. Grier-La Chica,
which cost Ziegler just $2,7OO, has
come through the winter in such
fine style that all hands around the
barn figure he can keep right on
with the somewhat amazing win
ming streak he posted last year as an
undefeated 2-year-old. He swept
seven straight during '38. including
the United States Hotel Stakes, the
Hopeful and the Junior Champion
ship, He brought $84,10O in money
winnings to the Ziegler bank roll.
Brady doesn't believe in winter
racing for horse likely to have a
chance in the Derby, so he kept Ell
Chico here to round into his 3-year-
old form, and he's doing just that.
Since he wound up his juvenile cam
paign, the chestnut colt (his name
Is as red as bottle of catsup) has
put on 100 pounds and has added a
couple Of inches in size. And while
he still is not big horse, Brady tells
you he still is growing.
~ 'ohAA16 ~ CdoS Will Il1Ill,
Brady explains. He gallops about
mile and half every morning and
then we give him a time trial. This
morning, he did three -eighths of a
mile in 40 seconds.
Test at Jamaica Planned.
Il won't say he will and won't
say he won't win the Derby" Brady
added. But our little pet looks the
pest from here. Ciencia (winner of
the Santa Anita Derby is a good
llly. but Our Mat, Chicos stable
mate. beat her out there. And Our
Mat isn't in the same league with Ell
Chico. Then there's Technician. He
won the Flamingo, but his time
doesn't figure to make him too great
threat"
The plans now are for Ell Chico
to get his pre-Derby test in the Wood
Memorial mile-and- -7O-yards at
Jamaica late in April. Then we'll
snip him off to Louisville" Brady
ADDS, and just watch him CO."
Brady hasn't been in the DERBY
with a horse since 1881. but he's
ready now. You can even tell it
from the way he lights his pipe.
And, mister" he says, IF Volitant
couidnt beat Ell Chico in the Junior
last year after the fight he gave him.
then you can pretty well figure
there's no hoss gonna do it as long
as he has his tail behind"
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Baseball, They Agree, Is Screwy Business

Wilson interested Cubans But tell
that kid Maseson he asked Il for him. think the
uckest baseball Griffith He plenty lucky that kid
Philies did Connie him.
Simmons down the golf club waved his hand Who
this said
all at batted better than 300 the thirteenth
time Is the American League knocked close 100
Zeke Bonua drove M something like that Anyway
drove 20 between one-d of the that
bated Washngton-and both waived the
Wilson nodded business right he
last taking the Phe nortwe little South
exhibition gamehe that and
terrific ambastng Lowly Pes Play Locals Today the
headline said. In the story it
WELL continued Wilson, Il held meeting before the
clippings this,
of ball team people there today
and play real baseball.
Wilson laughed They did, all right We knocked the devil out
OF the local team That night the and raised the deuce
because the Phlle
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Mako Illness Makes
Indoor Net Tourney
0ne-Sided Affair
All Class Concentrated
In Top Bracket With
Sobin, Wood Choices
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 28.-Despite the
best intentions of the tournament
officials. bad luck seems to hound
the national indoor tennis cham
pionships.
A year ago Wayne Sabin was per-
suaded to compete. which promised
nice final between the Portland.
Greg, star and Don McNeill of
Oklahoma City. But Sabin wrenched
his knee in the semi-finals and Nc
Neill beat Frank Bowden for the
title in drab, one-sided match
This year. with Mcneil touring
the Orient, the committee induced
Sabin to come back for another try
and also roped in Gene Mako, the
man he'd beaten in five straight
Southern tournaments. BY seeding
Sabin No. l and Mako No. 2, the
officials again hoped to present a
final match that would lure few
hundred extra customers into the
7th Regiment Armory.
All Class in Upper Half.
But Mako caught cold last Fri
day and developed grippe. He had
to withdraw. That leaves the tour
nament with all OF the class con-
centrated in the upper half of the
draw. where Sabin plays Gus
Ganzenmuller and Sidney Wood
meets Jack Tidball in quarter
final matches this afternoon. Sabin
and Wood are seeded first and
third, respectively, with Bowden,
No. 4, the lone ranking survivor in
the lower half
OF the upper-haf quartet, only
Ganzenmuller is a surprise. The
husky New Yorker, a former Co.
lumbia basketball star, whipped
Greg Mangin yesterday. 6-1. 6t3,
in a match that proved only how
much the latter has slipped since
the years when he won four indoor
championships.
Tidbalrs First Indoor Play.
Tidball wasn't seeded and he's
playing indoors for the first time.
But the 27-year -old Californian,
who hopes to win a Davis Cup berth
this year as Mako's partner in
doubles. played we'll down South
and before that had whipped such
noted performers as Bobby Riggs
and Jack Bromwich on the Pacific
Coast.
The remainder of today's program
calls for one second round women's
singles match and quarter finals in
mems and women's doubles.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Williams Minneapolis Sugger, Seen as Prize for Bosox
Former President John 1ener Of Noiono League Is Critically III
II League Is Critically III

rivals from the Coast say Make
Rosenbloom is making dough
head over heels via his night
spot, the films and the radio and
spending it the same way
Jack Dempsey and Billy Taub,
the Broadway clothier, have
opened suit foundry in Miami.
Bill Terry has assigned him.
self to the third base coaching
job with the Giants this year j..
Southeast Missouri papers are
moaning because so many of
their high school grid stars are
trekking West-to Oklahoma ..
Also North Carolina coaches
want to know how Georgia Tech
came up with seven Tarheels on
the squad last season ard will
trot out still more this fall.
BY the way, what's become Of
Sonia Hsuis7 -. The Cards
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Sixteenth, Year Finds Simmons Embittered

Sixteen after Al Simmons
embied athlete Al has complaint
Baseball paid him we'll He commanded salaries
. comparatively wealthy needs work
But Simmons apparently than wealth. didn't
wouldn't playing with the
likes it. But he spotlight
standing star.
Most OF his the Athletics
Mack was powerful of the industry When White
Sox they shortened the leftfed
leader But Simmons
hitter he strictly leftheld hitter,
didn't lead the
the second he hit 344 sorry
only .267 sold him.
1t blow to AIS pride although
champion the world With the Tigers batted 1927
1l2 But the the Tigers
him to Washington of
Evening star., 1939-02-28

are the only National League club
without q former member of the
Yankee farm system on the ros-
ter.
The boys in the A. P. Building
had a tough tome keeping their
minds on their work yesterday
what with Megan Taylor, the
British skating champ, doing her
stuff on the Rockefeller Center
outdoor rink across the street >. {.
Trade papers say the bookies are
forming a bloc to try to keep
Don Meade out of New York =. . (.
The return bout between Mick
ey Farber and AL Davis, arch
lightweight rivals. will go into
the Garden March II as a st.
Patrick's Day feature.
"Bonura needs more schooling"
-. Says Terry, who wasn't fool.
ing.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
De Shong Sees Need for Coin
Hopes for Salary Compromise With Griff
With Addition to Family Due Soon
B, Stan Correspondent Of The star.

B, . Stan Correspondent Of The star.
ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 2s.-The
first Of those deathless salary
battles between President Clark
Griffith and recalcitrant hirelings
was due today when Pitcher
Jimmy De Shong, one of the four
unsigned Nationals, pulled into
training camp after a breath
taking jaunt from his home in
Harrisburg, Pa.
De Shong seemed properly
proud of having left on Sunday
night and arriving in Orlando at
midnight last night. Il did 1,04O
miles and only stopped for
meals" said Jimmy, heavy -lidded.
Il expect to see Grill but not
until I get good IL hours sleep
and q steak under my belt"
Pitchers Monte Weaver and
Pete Appleton also arrived yes
terday. Appleton Is another un-
Evening star., 1939-02-28

Rudy York's decision to trans
fer from an outflelder to a CATCH
er disappointed American League
sluggers who were looking for
ward to bouncing q few off his
dome this summer What we
want to know is whether last
weeks Galento-Feldman fight
was postponed a day because of
ca threatening weather; co
chilling wind; Co showers (as
three different agencies report
ed, or a row over the referee?
Illinois editors might check to
see If a college basket ball coach
out there got the air last week
because he kicked three members
of the same frat off his squad.
The biggest man on the Red
squad-225-pound Ernie Lom-
bardi-is the lightest eater. Also
he's the lustiest hitter Ar
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Grid Helmet Help
On Basket Court

Latest thing in basket ball uni
forms is a football helmet.
Joe Baumann, star center on
Mount Rainier Highs team,
sported one yesterday in the
game against Gonzaga. The week
before he had cut his ear in
place difficult to pad and bandage
properly. Being a former Con-
zaga student. he wanted to play
in yesterdays game, however, so
Coach Perry Wilkinson allowed
him to go in wearing the fancy
headgear.
Evening star., 1939-02-28

signed Nat, but he shows no dis
position to press the salary ques-
ton at the moment. Second
Baseman Buddy Myer and Utility
1nflelder Charley Colbert are the
other Griffmen who have yet to
sign their contracts.
De Shong is anxious to win at
least a compromise with Griffith.
He expects Jimmy, jr, to arrive
before the American League sea-
son opens.
Evening star., 1939-02-28
Mats Again Market for Tiger Catcher Grapevine From Detroit Camp Hint
Win, Lose !.: o! or Draw
FRANCIS E. STAN,
AIoysius Harry Simmons, National Lacquer
BY FRANCIS E. STAN,
Star Stah Correspondent.

BRADENTON Fla Feb 28The greatest righhanded hitter
the
country club surrounded all National
sight Stranger still will AL League
uniform.
He paying of golf bet to Pitcher Danny MacFayden the
walked
picking
easier At least he has pitcher in that
I'll get back grinned Simmons This buddy He's
tell
The bespectaced MacFyden laughed III tell the
Bees expect he hit
that 300 htters barred the that
haven't had any,"
Simmons picked golf club held like I'll hit
he III hit than think speaking hitting
where Cuban Estalea,
place with Washington How about that?"
Philies
hit"
said Jimmy. Hes got plenty of power"
Simmons, obviously
he left field Washington He'll killed first week
field leagues"