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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08

fllRnl 10 Mars.
Eshelmsn indicated he would not
fight extradition.
Il think Ill give in and go back
and face the music" he said. win
I go to jail If do ,"
You're in jail now replied
Police Inspector Paul Crowley.
All police found IN Eshelman's
pockets were SIS cents and eight
bullets, which he said fitted re-
volver that sank with the plane.
Eshelman. though tired and
sporting a stumble beard. smiI-
ibgiy denied 10 police that he
had intended TO nv across the
Atlantic when he took off
from Central airport at Cam
den. early Monday night. MY
only destination was Mars" he
reiterated.
He was dressed in the grease
stained oyerslls. brown leather
jacket and dirty white silk scarf
ne wore when he was fished out Of
the ocean off Georges banks It's
miles east southeast Of Boston yes
terdsy by the crew OF the trswler
Villanovs.
The arrest warrant. sworn out
By counsel for Edward Wslz of
Ardmofe. Pa. charged Esheimsn
with theft Of Walzs 81 500 all
metal. two-sester Luseomb mono
plane. with radio and blind flying
instruments. Later Eshelmsn Was
expected 10 face charges brought
by the civil zeronsgties authority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
L | G. II 7
F. D. Feels Business
Men Have Spurned
His Olive Branch

about American business men
these days than he did when
he was dwelling his Legislative
lance against them in the first
three months of his admins
tration. He figures-this may
be a surprise to them-that
they have scorned his latest
gestures OF friendliness.
FDR. believes that his more
recent policies and pronounce
ments reflected a sincere desire 10
kiss and make up with his ancient
critics and foes. He Instances his
approval OF tax revision. proposed
revision OF Wagner act reguls-
tons 10 benefit the employer
prospective passage Of the Wheeler
railroad bill. the WPA house
cleaning partial truce with The
private utilities. the SECS con
fabs with investment bankers,
Harry Hopkins promises.
Business. of course. does not
share the White House viewpoint.
feeling that Il still laHguishss deep
in the official DOLLHOUSE. But II IL
doesn't 20 through the motions Of
grasping the olive branch y. y. X.
thinks he has extended. II viii be
in for some unhappy surprises the
next few months. lie ia noe CIV
ing them their last chance TO be
cooperative
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
GEORGE, QUEEN
ENTER j. 5. At
NIAGARA TODAY
Scotland Yard Chief
Confident Monarchs
to Be Well Guarded;
Youth Is Jailed

WASHINGTON-Rep. James r.
McGrancry. d.. Pa. said today 10
or rs members of the house may
boycott Fridays congressional re-
eeption for King George and Queen
Elizabeth because Of the arrest In
Detroit Of Sean Russell. chief Of
staff OF the outlawed Irish Repub-
iIcan army. With two other con
gressmen. McGranery called ON
President Roosevelt and protested
the arrest. lie asserted Roose-
welt promised TO take the matter
up Immediately with the state de-
partment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
Tacoman, Who Traded Hoods With Lieut..
Quentin Roosevelt Just Before His
Death Overseas in July, 1918,
Mails Memento to Mother

Grio Gracco of 1115 SO. 18th St brought back from
France in 1919 two things close to his hear-the vivid
memory of the late 1t Quentin Roosevelt the finest officer
had and the lieutenants flying hood nondeserpt
headnece of Khaki warn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
ODAv'S FINAL
BASEBALL
NATIONAL. LEAGUE


Cincinnati lor iio eee---s = q
Philadelphia 200 ees 800 Is
Moore and Lombard. Butcher
Hoilingsworth ta. Harrell 81,
Poindexier "a and Davies. Nil
lies ~.
Pittsburgh COL iei ot,o--s 10 (
Boston 49,. 600 ooo 0oo---e {
Swift and Rerres; Mscfaydea|
sullivan 81. and Lopez,
Chicago .... eoo ots soil ~
New York. 0oi 00o 0Oe--i S 4
Passesu and Hartnett, Meiton
w. Brown 50. Lynn 90 and Dan
ming.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
washin gton orc osI oee-ie ~
Cleveland 900 zoo oos--
Haynes and Early. Milnsr
Zuber tSl. sullivan 81 and Hems1
sley.
New York ITO 0s0 00o--s y
Chicago 49,. 200 600 OO0--, I 1
Gomez, Murphy 80 and Dickey,
Lee, Fracier 81. Brown tpl and
Rensa. fresh.
Philadelphia 100 002 0iO---5 u
Detroit $50. OO0 oil 0ii--4
Nelson and Hayes; Rowe, Thorn
as tal and York.
BoAton NJ -. Louis, postponed
rain.
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FerryNtSte thFee nouns
The Haids acted under wireless
orders from Captain Stanley
esrkey. commander Of the coast
s,rrds Boring sea patrol. with
at unslaska. Cap.
tain Psrkey ordered the Hsids
iato P~rryville, when johnson
sadio~d that natives feared veni'
sminof was about 10 blow Us
Top" The Hsids's crew advised
johnson IT would cruise nearby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
Ben Franklin, Pennsylvania
Policeman, Kills Girl Of II

MAuCH CHUNK, Pa.-Frail. Ia.year-old Joan Stevens
killed by state trooper after she pulled cap
pistol from her purse testified today at coroDers
inquest into the staying
IA. .x.a damn b
To.s, gsws,d su.a VINO pointed MS
.tfh Cora BENJAMIN FRANKLIN the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-08
"Flight to Mars" Ends With
Arrest of Pilot for Theft

BOSTON-Cheston l.. Esheman, 22-year-od arplane
mechanic arrested today and charged with theft
the tiny singemotored plane he landed in the north
Atlantic yesterday while flight to Mars
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RANK TRANSACTIONS
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A hero-worshipper of Douglas
Wrong Way Corrigan, the
swarthy student pilot from Car
Isle, Pa, was seized by harbor
police who met the rescue ship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
Elizabeth Hicks
Wins Golf Title

EVANSTON, H. Long driving
Elizabeth Hicks. Long Beach. Cal,
is-year-old national semi-finalisi.
clipped four strokes of par II Of
the Evanston golf course today to
win the 18th annual women's west
ern golf derby with 72-hole rec
ord OF BOT.
Dorothy Kirby. Atlanta. Ga,
slipped hack 10 ss after q rec
ord round Of ~ yesterday and
fell into second place with q
tournament total Of si6.
Marion Miley, Lexington. KY
three-times champion and seeking
her fourth title In five years, could
do no better than So today and
posted a 327 for sixth place.
Scores OF the other leaders:
Phyllis Otto, Omaha. Neb.
24o-s3-s23.
Edith Estabrook, Dubuque, Ia.
243-si-324.
Ellamae Williams. Chicago.
242-s3-325.
Dorothy Traupg. San Francisco,
240-S5-325.
Virginia Ingram, Chicago,
25l-7s- 32p.
Marian Macdougall. Portland, Ore,
245-s3-32e.
Bea Barrett, Minneapolis.
243-se-334.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
Reds And Cards Keep Up
Winning Pace In National

Nlggeling, the veteran rookie from
Indianapolis. beat tho Philiiss. TO.
Since then Walters and DerrinEer
have been carrying the Reds all
alone.
The Reds heat Hugh Casey. one
OF the Dodsers' best pitchers.
werber's single and ooodman's
double scored run In the first.
Bergcrs 18th homer added another
In the second. A hit batsman, q
sacrifice and werber's single ac-
counted for the third tally.
The Cardinals chung 10 their PEN
nant hopes by smuggling out lob
victory over the Phillies and re-
naming az games behind the
Reds. Joe Medwick's homer with
one on In the eighth clinched the
victory after the Pills had forged
ahead with a two-run rally In their
half OF the eighth.
Bob Teller won his 2ist game.
pitching Cleveland TO a 9-4 victory
over the Yankees. He beat his
closest rival. Red Ruffing, who was
hammered out OF the box In six
innings. Teller held the Yanks 10
three hits until the ninth when he
tired and gave up four runs on
four hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
RACE RESULTS At Playtair

fifth Rsce-Four year -oids and up:
Nellie ouinoe, niD 400 $50 2.zo
Chan Chan, Gid =. 40 $50
Lady Torchipa. dls) $40
Jockeys In order: McOahan, Green
and Sperry. Time 80 as. Big
Reckoning. Pour MOI and Hornet
also ran.
sixth RAce--FouT- year -olds and up;
mile and 10 yards.
Jane Bruce, doD... ITO 30 $50
Nat Daughter lio7l $40
Jockeys In order: Palmer. Dye and
Collins. Time--1 so as. Lou Ma
chado. Evidently. Bell 8 and koreena
also ran.
Seventh Race toriginsl eighth
Three-y ear-oids and up: mile and 10
yards:
klislrnie. lo0 ....ii.2o .-7o 2.s 20
Georgia Miss, ul3 40
Jockeys In order; Palmer. zufelt
and Sperry. Time 81 as. Cledis,
Quiballen and jungle Shawl also ran.
Eighth Race Original ninth
Three -year-olds and UP; about FUR
flying Fac, di2) :. $50 500 900
Title Oak. di2l -. $50 2.e0
Dons Star, Gi0 .. 2.70
Jockeys in order: Robertson. Napier
and zufeit. Time 90 as. HI Kee,
Dazzling Lady, Ormonete and LAni-
rap also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
Fauors Louis

DETROIT-They're betting on
Joe Louis. heavyweight champion
of the world. to retain his title
here Wednesday night when he
meets Bob Pastor Of New York
for a 20 round bout
But the fans who have been to
the training camps. come away
saying:
Pastor looks good, but Louis
well, he just doesn't seem
right"
At the Louis quarters, while the
Brown Bombers supporte
wouldn't concede Pastor chance
under any circumstances. they're
afraid that the fight may last as
much as five or six rounds II Joe
doesn't get sharpened up for
battle In the next two or three
days. Louis has been tagged by
his sparring partners more fire.
quently in the past month than in
most of his previous title defense
preparations.
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wednesday. SPOKANE
First Rsee-3-year-oids and up; GA
Helena May uI3) -. 400 400 s.2o
Crystal Witch 900. $50 $50
Queen Jean (l03D .. $40
JOCKEYS in order: Zufelt, Collins,
Palmer. Time, as AS. Phosphorus.
Hidden Smoke, Bay Smoke, Noon
Madness ana Bronc Rider also ran.
second Race-s-year-old and UP;
ga furlonss.
Phyllis c nls) -. $50 800 32o
Quick Santa u06D >. 420 zsO
JOCKEYS in order: Mcoshan. Palmer.
zufelt. Time, AS. Lerack. Shasta
Rup, Jeffrey and Texas Knight also
ran.
Third Race-3-year-olds and up;
about 5 furlongs:
saucy Maid (i05) =. $50 40 $40
6nowberry noD -. 40 27o
Lanquo liiD LIT. APO
Jockeys In order: Palmer. Zufelt.
Collins, Time, / 90 is. Sir Timothy,
Dunrode. Sol Ele. Society Editor and
Golden Steeple also ran.
Fourth Race-3-year- olds and Up;
about furlongs:
Premier Jim DID. 1910 1910 $50
Fredericka CioD -. $500 $50
New Trial (lo6) -. 900
sperry. Time, 90 l-5. Seattle Queen,
Grand Chance. Film Star, Dixber and
Lady Waite also ran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
70 BIN HOOD
SHOWS Them

VICTORIA, b. C,--Robin Hood,
part colored American cocker
spaniel, went winners and best of
breed In the bench show that ended
here yesterday. He is only few
points away from his champion
ship. The beautiful animal is owned
by Mrs. Dan Walton, Tacoma. An
other Tacoma dog, Tennessee In
yader, owned by Mrs. r. 4. Peter
son, won best OF breed among Eng
lish cookers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
Oregon Leading

PORTLAND - Oregon women
golfers held a four point lead over
their washington opponents today
as ten-women teams teed off In
two-ball foursome matches which
will wind up the home-and-home
series sponsored by the Oregon
Women's Golf association and the
Washington Women's Golf as
sociation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
NOVA-CALENTO BATTLE
GETS financial TONIC

at the Municipal stadium tomor-
row night Is expected TO be saved
by the semi-monthly payday To-
morrow for thousands Of state and
municipal employees and by the
weekly payday for greater num-
berg Of factory. office and business
employees.
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II sephonores
Out At Stadium

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meth Knudsen and Harry Gust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14

|HICAso. m. In q previous
- survey % the 1889 national
football outlook we named North
western as the third ees; team
In the nation. We rated them third
because ws believed that they wiil
have At least one setback before
the season IL over. Southern Cali
fornia and Tennessee. the two
teams placed ahead az them. viii
win all their games. We put Ten
nes@ee second for that reason. al
though We believe that Northwest.
ern has a stronger club than Ten.
nessee. The TroJans are deeper
and are better defensisely against
rushing plAys--ihat's why we rate
them ahead OF Northwestern.
Northwestern's bacbfisid must
be CHASED with Southern cahfor-
mia. Tennessee, Fordham and Notrs
Dame. These teams have the five
best backficld combinations IN the
country. Northwcstern's famous
sophomore sensational Bill DE Cor
rcysnt and another sophomore
Kruger. who outplsyed De Core
want In the spring training game.
back up the regular left-half.
Hanhnenstein.
keford. another sophomore.
10 Ia claimed, viii make them
forget the loss Of Jefferson 1T
right half. Clawson. still an
other sophomore. In pressing
McGurn and Purten for full
back honors and may likely
win out. Add those outstand-
Ing sophs TO the 10 ietfermcn
that are returning and you
have An extra-strong back
field. All told Coach Waldorf
has 80 players contesting for
bsckfieid honors.
The ends are the weakest part
Of Northwestern strong line. The
loss of Diehl and Ely. the 1925
regulars. may be only slightly
compensated by the returning OF
Crete and DAILY, but finding re-
placements Is Coach Waldorf's big
problem. Their first string tackles
are fair. Finding a right tackle
as good as last years Weights IA
another probe Sophomore
Bauman. Dahlkamp and Ringwalt
are expected to bolster the tackle
positions.
SCHEDULE TOO HARD
With Hanan at center and Gurtiz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
SPER FAVORS WILDCATS

snd Ms,hsa 81 guard. Northwest
srn 10 bsstsr fcrsifsed with fsrss
s,ringers tn N. mssdis 81 ts~ tine
ih~n airy team in tho nss,cn- In
Hsnsn thsy hsss an outstanding
center.
II " the schedule that ~ili lick
Northwestern. They or<n with
Oklahoma team that rsnssd
the nstion In defense against rush.
Ing las, year. oklshonss's present
squad u equally ~ strong ss the
1855 team. Ohio state. The team
that played . o 70 o tie with
Northwestern In 1855, follows
Oklahoma. Wisconsin comes next.
followed by iIiinoss. Minnesota.
Purdue and then Notre Dame. A
team even a. strong a. North
western vii have It's hands fun
tackiing Minnesota. Purdue and
Metre Dame all In three weeks.
II N doubtful n they can b. kept
on same-edse for ali three con-
tests.
MAY GET TIE
MICHIGAN. with a team not a.
Asl strong a. Northwestern may
tie them for the Big Ten Confer
enoe championship. Northwestern
and Michigan ara not scheduled TO
play this year. Michigan plays
five Big Ten teams while the
Wildcats have scheduled six con-
ference games.
Michigan's baekfield rates very
high. Left-Half Kroner, Right
Half Harmon and Quarterback
Eyashevski. three outstanding
bsckfield players. win be helped
by Fulback Bob Westfall. n red
hot sophomore prospect. Their
three toughest games come Mt the
end OF the season when they meet
Minnesota. Pennsylvania and Ohio
State. They meet Minnesota a
week after Minnesota plays North
western. Pennsylvania Is In q good
spot to surprise them.
Coach Fritz Crisler m,nt
find good end reserves and
also strong tackle replace
ments even n Sophomore ost-
root lives up TO expectations
ut left tackle. They must Inn
prove In punting and defens-
I've ability. Extensively there
are not many teams ahead Of
them.
Third place honors in the Big
Ten Conference viii 20 10 Mime
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14

NEW YORk---Deacon Bin Nc.
Kechnle found his third starting
pitcher to 20 with Bucky Walters
and Paul Derringer just In time.
After the Reds had gone 10
games without anybody but
Walters or Derringer pitching .
victory. Gene tJunior) Thompson,
the big blond Highlander who was
In the Sally league last season.
came through 10 boost cincinnati's
pennant stock several notches.
Thompson hurled the Reds
10 . so shutout over the
Dodgers. He gave up only two
hifs--one of them n hunt beat
out by Dixie Walker In tho
eighth and the other = single
by Johnny Hudson In the third
and not q man reached SEC
ond. Only five got ~ far m
first, two on hits. two ON walks
and one on Billy Werber's
error.
1t was Thompson's ninth victory
In his freshman year.
Last time anyone except Walters
or Derringer won a game for the
Reds was Aug. Il when John
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thar two first string ends will BE-
hard To replace.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14

PHILADELPHIA A big last
day ticket sale tomorrow is ex-
pected to boost the Lou Nova-Tony
Galento heavyweight contenders'
battle out Of the financial dol
drums.
This scheduled 15-round battle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
Pippen, Coast Hurler,
Joins Detroit Tigers

PHILADELPHIA--The sale Of
Pitcher Henry Pippen to the De-
troit Tigers was announced by
the Philadelphia Athletics yester-
day.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14

sosa. t@t ihs third srns n sA<
shear terrific sehessais.
Mis~sst ssss must 70 10 Metre
Dams. whose h&ekf1sid compares
~sss ths hest bat must fsrss 70.
lnforcs their line 10 Withstand
Minnesota must ind eight ns~
regulars fer thssr isss team.
nrucs smlth. . sophomore half.
back. ~ha 10 slated 20 play II
right half. 10 rated . srspis-shrsst
artist and " he plays 90 sxpseta-
ilons, should give Minnesota .
player A. coed ~ last years
Moore. Coach Herman must find
field general a. well ~ good
line replseemsnts.
PURDUE NEEDS FuII.
DuRpuE's three Drs. brown.
l Brock and nsyiens. win take
care u the hsifback positions with
much respect from their oppon-
sn,s. ~ viii Hsnnis At quarter
back. But 10 find = capable full.
back 10 I'm out the quartet Ia
Coach Edwards worry. n Purdue
can locate q good pssser they
would have a we'll rounded ~.
fensive. They must also lick =
tough schedule.
Good pass receiving ends and
psnsers are needed on the Illinois
squad for Coach zuppke 10 really
make much Roadway. "zup" has
20 lettermen returning. II of them
are guards and tackles. Two are
1887 lettermen who did not play
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-14
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Dick HitbrInn or Dick Peterson.
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Jerry Williamson, Earl Aeker.
Bliss Croft, Ray Hagen, Chuck
Hampton, Joe Alongi. Clinton Fer
guson, Layerne Miller. Bob Brady,
Jim Angus. Bruce Mccullough.
Leigh Moody and Lloyd Silver.