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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Forty Others
Due to Enter

Twenty basketball teams so
far have filed their intention
of entering quints in the 1899
Pierce County Inter-League \,
B and { basketball tourna-
ment.
This il only one-third of the
possible number of teams that
are expected To file when the
zero hour i reached AT 5
o'clock neat Saturday after
noon. February 25th. in the
Metropolitan Park District
office.
Casaba teams in the six Tacoma
leagues will have a preliminary
matched league series on March
s. : and s. to determine escA
teams rating and also the COM
olned leagues scoring strength.
Also the tournament committee
viii be on hand at these games to
classify each quint into either the
A, B or c brackets.
Teams outside Of Tacoma will
not be included in this matched
league preliminaries but will be
graded by Dill Howell arbitcr of
the Western Washington league.
Following is list of the
teams which have so far filed:
Tenth Field Artillery: Fiji
teenfh Infantry of Fort Lewis:
Auburn Merchants, Ashford;
Eatonville Local 1851; Puyal-
lup Totems: Eaton,ille Cen
eral Motors; summit Merch-
ants; American Lake South;
Carbonate: Niikeson: Buck
lev; Mineral: Sunshine CCC;
Election CCC: Epworth VI. r.
\. VI. {. A; Central Luther
an; SITS. Peter and Paul;
knapp's Business college.
Mana gers are warned by Al.
Hodges. tournament director. that
any player found listed on more
than one quint will be eliminated
from the tourney. Also players
must have participated in at least
three regular league games and
been registered not later than Feb
ruary 10th.
Entry blanks are available from
all league presidents or al the
park office. PIP City Hall Annex.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Kansas Hunters
Pursue Coyotes
In Automobiles

lRAt 81. Mans. Hunting
coyotes Is a fayorte pastlme Of
sportsmen N western Kansas. and
just as often as not hunters speed
across the prairie IN automobiles.
instead Of on horse back. on the
trail Of their quarry
Much Of the territory IS open
range country Cars run easily
on the sodded pralnc.
The technique 3 simple The
coyotes are chased INTO q clear
INK BY dogs and then the hunters
give chase. often driving across
the prairie a. 50 miles an hour
The trlck Is 70 catch I'D with
their prey and shoot them before
they can reach cover II rough
country over which automobiles
cannot travel
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
14.Bout Card Will Open
Fort Lewis Fight Season

tllery vs.. Shane. 1st Battalion.
9th Field Artillery. ightweiGhts:
Hayes. Battery B. 9th Field Ar
tillery vs.. Burke, Company d, 9Th
engineers. middleweights; Turpin.
Headquarters 9th Field Artillery
VS.. Summers Battery B. 10th
Field Artillery. welterweights, and
Kelley, Company D, 9th Engineers
vs.. Priest, Company D, 9th Engl-
neers. hantsmweights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
NO BREAKUP IN
YANkS, JOE SAYS
PITTsBU RGH-The world cham

= 80 4 hobi- ~ y VI ~ %ll1AAA-
pion New York Yankees definite
~ viii not be broken up, Manager
Joe Mccarthy said here concern
ing the team he has led TO three
consecutive world series triumphs.
Everyone must look out for
his own interests. Mccarthy said
last night as he attended the an
nusl show and banquet Of the
Pittsburgh chapter Of Baseball
Winters.
Because We are able 10 beat
the other fellow consistently is no
fault Of ours" be continued.
We're out 20 VIII every game and
you'll find the other clubs out
with the same purpose OF course
I've got a good oal club. but
you've got to keep hustling all the
TING even with good material"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

only SIX feet OF soft gauZe and two feet OF
surgeons taps, with the width limited TO an
inch and a half
The board now allows lightheavys and
heavies 80 feet of soft bandage. two inches
wide, six feet of tape, an inch and half
wide. and an extra foot of tape for the back
of each hand
The difference between the old and new
rules is an extra "a feet of soft bandage on
each fist, plus four feet six inches of sur
geon's tape.
Johnston and Pastor have some room for
argument when they contend that all that
bandage and tape =. enough to wrap up an
raped tightly practically puts the fists in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

tIIItt ytdIs aKU
So did Joe Jacobs the night Max Schmel-
ing knocked out Louis.
There was some fuss about it in connec-
tion with the Jim Braddock bout in Chicago.
Joe Jacobs was barred from Louis Dress
ing room the night Louis evened his score
with Schmeling.
The New York board adopted its new and
practically unlimited gauze and tape rule
July IL. 1888.
II may be as fair for one as it is for an
other, yet so much tape over the knuckles,
with narrow strips between the fingers to
hold the bandage and tape in place. may
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
HOOP SQUAD SMART

POMONA. Calif.--Pomona col
lege claims the smartcst collegiate
basketball team in the country.
Five of its squad have won total
of 5000 in athletic scholarship
prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
PLENTY OF CHANCES

BoSTON-By going 10 bat SIS
times last season. Roger Cramer
Red Sox outfielder, led the Amer
lean league in that department for
the fourth time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
EdiCt Includes
Sport Writers

NEW fOfh-James Johnston, manager of Bob Pastor.
says his objection Joe Louis blackjack bandages cost
the New York heavyweight return match with the cham
pon al Madison Square Garden March 81.
Louis viii knock out the 36year-od Jack Roper in Los
Angeles, April "a. instead.
johnston points out that before the of Louis the
new fork boxing commission permitted heaVvMeghts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Old-Time Title
Contender Lands
With WPA Crew

SAN FRANCISCO - Jimmy
Britt. one-time lightweight title
contender who took on such foes
As Joe Cans. Battling Nelson.
Psckey Mcfarland. Terry Me
Govern and Young Corbctt. i
foreman of a local NPA crew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
PLENTY OF IRISH

LAFAYETTE. Ind. - Purdues
football team will play five oppo-
nents in 1889 who use the Notre
Dame system Wisconsin. Miehi-
gan State. Iowa. Notre Dame and
Santa Clara.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Bos>I. BoB>LEDDER. COMING
NEW 1ORh - Count Theodore

Rossi. Italian oobsled captain in
the last winter Olympic games. Is
headed for The United States for
tWo-month solourn. He plans 10
spend three weeks skiing a. Sun
Valley. Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
NONE PERMITTED TO SEE
LOUIS HANDS BANDAGED

rHE New York commission gives Johnston ammuni-
ton by its refusal in Louis more recent starts permit
including boxing writer's to enter the Negroes dress
ing while his hands being bandaged while the
bandage is being removed
Johnston stirred up quite a about Louis excess
bandsge when Pastor stayed 10 rounds with Smoky Joe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
ROPER WAS REFUSED RIGHT
TO BOX PRELIMINARY BOY

THE day following Louis quick disposal Of John Henry
Lewis John Roxborough, one of the champions handlers
shook hands with Promoter Mike Jacobs and Johnston and
agreed to the second edition with Pastor.
But the only result the of the Roper
affair in Southern California.
Pastor boarded bicycle in his engagement with Louis
three years ago. but is the Dark Angel who is back
pedaing.
"Johnston too much trouble is too difficult 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
SIN-NAN CLINIC

ANES. Ia. - George Neenker.
Iowa State athletic director, will
hold a six-man football clinic for
high school coaches. March IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
COUNTY BASKET TOURNEY DRAWS 20 TEAMS
SITzM ARKS
N0RI..AGE

l.
oe one oiR Idee al IeI an
olnef Al the NATIONAL SKI
championships al Mount hood,
April ! and ?.
p.cs,.se u-s,bou, ,.soytin, 70
,.ooniieh, eki,,c tbey,~e aoirg -
- - dce,do 10 son.,s,e ~ ~
,,srs,,,s 5,,-i,r ~. ,a,o d.ys
r.o,e'Ii he 4a,,,rhiu sfaior,, ana
con, b,,es for - ~ 49,, in
18th sms,c5r sn6 oner divsions
~ o,e am doze, a;,fercn, tronbies
10 be divided among the best skiers
the world has 10 offer.
nm n. the fir, n.,io,,l
uee, one,ed o. nro,essio,,l,
of either ,ex. a. vel a. being
the initial tourney of anv kind
in the 4. =. TO include a wo-
mems open event. Nino Won
ARK -Ioer and Frna Sfeuri of
Switzerland. two Of the worlds
foremost sLi racers. have noti-
fled the Cascade Sld club, host
Organization. that they will
sail soon for America 10 par
ticIpate.
Tr,aor L : r.,,,ts,iors hotb
women would be eligible for anna
teur competition. since slSi-teach-
ers arc not banned in most coun-
tries. In the L. s. however. any
person profitine from the sport is
considered a pro and the decision
10 omen the Mount Hood meet had
TO be approved by the National Ski
association
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st., LIN rcnrooon, ,ho s,ars and
S,,s.s =. ~. ,,.o,.,d - ,,,,io,sh,n,
=, n,o,.,,.a,, ~, 90,
rAh'Li w snis
houSh's ol sh'lis pi"paui9 Jus1
makes most parents nervous As
lot shilhs themselves. t''e Sus
Resilon alohe "ouiu rum 'ncii
sieep ior Gays mere tie eNOep-
-. 70 - NJ p ~,
- shtrlr pf
-, 49, 60 - ai'tirr =, De-
Us ''.., " ,.. 80. - -
80, 80 - :
IheN may ne 'ound pr"-
hcaiiN any SUNDAY sN'ihs
WIN 'neir TWO husAN oHer
sN-iect ooNs' Nren'e ana DO"
hcatoh. Arcnie, Ihe o'oet' u
a s'auen. a. ''e -. g.
~ -, IN n-o,.n,,
o'ase 49, Nv" po .na,,
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'ena n ","'' NY
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v''a,ns '""u s..a,ss
IVY Do ""o -,
il'n '.ao'. In '" ~, ,
&c" =" '''e ~ 81
~" r',,
" ,"o
"se' ''"'" ' 'f"""
Ut Heaton Garner IN the season
suffered several broken nos anu
painful internal injuries wheh nc
crashed into tree while SKIING.
Put him IN the hospital Tor several
days. ana much to his annoyance
made him miss quite few Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Federal Way Is Victor

The Federal Way high SCHOOL
basketball team defeated Gig Hsr-
hor high. 65-l5. Friday on the
Federal Way floor Kline, Federal
Way center. was the leading scor-
er with u points.
Federal Ways reserve team also
,riumphed, beating the Hsroor Sec
ond team. 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

them
The bringing this Southern Cal
preciate their Maybe the
and wanted with
their dough seemed those last seconds the Trojan
Duke
SENATOR GEORGE MACAILEN, Yakima. would add a
70 a of
Judging the number bills
he has introduced His latest make mandator, the
Washington.
ihing making
LEI it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
STATE COLLEGE. Pa.

Penn State wrestling
captain. has lost only two matches
in his college career. both of them
at Princeton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

he ms nfeu Bunny LeOHaTu.
stage minor shows in the big city.
But that isn't all He win send
Leonard over the country, select
ing outstanding young material for
the Leonard shows
Then, as that material de-
velops. like and his mob will use
the cream for the major shows.
thereby putting strsnglehold on
the game right
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

/. Two suits of clothes -.
. One down payment on an
automobile 49,.
?. a set of White-walled tires.
4. A watch
5. A ring :.
8. A hat ;.
Now, you and ! wouldn't deny
any college kid such possessions,
especially d footballer. He GER
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Rainier Quintet
Defeats Teniino

RAINIER Rainier high defeat
Cd Tenino % 10 10. in q Thursion-
Grsys Hsrbor County Basketball
league. over the weekend. St
Martin high team. coached BY Joe
Paglis. will play Rainier a. Raj
nier Thursday night the prelim-
mary game beginning at O clock.
Rainier feGt fIql Trufno
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21


other He the back
the lawd knows its
There malt things of the governor Of New
could the commission But then you're
talking politcs OF many Of mankind
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

sack Aspa And Henry Armstrong is boxing Bobby
Pacho in Havana and frankie Wallace in ST. Louis. Pacho
couldn't beat old Tony Canzoner and both Armstrong and
Wallace under the guidance of Eddie Meade
And they ask Whats wrong with boxing?'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Nothing Like Appreciation

THIS not intended to Northwest grid youths TO
hital to University of Southern California but see by
way Pat Frayne Francisco CalBuletn that 1888
Trojan hero found his personal rpenshed with
these
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

you AZ my SIDE IA the glorious summer old friend jeS
ttsh6i go.
ADMIRAL
y little bad leg the
Biscuit best the lot might hit form again That IS
a. a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

SUBSTITUTES FrueTeI WaY- MorgEn
90. Olsen 80, Schwary a. Stern
berg "a. YOUNG "a Sutherland
Stillweil Gis Hsrbor Anich IL Ed
wards. Stremne. Bunch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

To be there. ieherc an is
peaceful midst the sunshine,
and mn heart "a cbUnin'
For the strike Of the cut
throat IN the lcofcr that drifts
meath the alder I'm
WiShin'
That / could be there, nth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
Jacobs, the Monopolist

MIKE JACOBS. only through the sanction of the New lork
AZ boxing commission is of the game back there
And lets what he has in mind toward greater
monopoly and eventual ruinaton of the sordd sport in his
area. at least
He has Benny former lightweight champion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21
On the Lam
With 80.
Elliott Metcalf
with -.

DY THE clors elere It's quiet cept for tho song Of the
II birds I'm yeoraa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

ANOTHER CENTENNIAL
DETROIT - The Detroit Boat
Hub was 100 years old Feb IS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

nave something 70 DO With The Tact that the legs OF LOUIS
opponents buckle with the first smack.
II may well be- Johnston contends, positively danger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-21

elephant wrapped tightly practically puts the fl
casts.
Evening star., 1939-11-06

2-foot-long iron strip torn from 6
bed. The eight had squirmec
through this hole and dropped dowr
a rope of three blankets to the
Jail yard.
Two rain barrels were found
stacked against an l8-foot wall o1
an adjoining warehouse, and officers
believed the prisoners might have
climbed the wall on the barrels
and by inches in the bricks. In
spection showed blood stains on g
12-foot fence gate topped by barbeo
wire On the opposite side of the yard
Seven Wore Prison Garb.
The seven prisoners who escaped
the bus were wearing prison gart
of blue-gray caps, shirts and trous-
ers. Gibson was wearing a dark
blue shirt.
Mrs. Ruby Thurston, the Guinea
Va, school teacher whose automo-
bile was seized for getaway by the
men after they had overpowered
prison van guards near Fredericks-
burg, recently came to the Jail here
with her husband to thank the
seven men for the good treatment
she received at their hands. AL.
though her car was taken at CUR
point, she was assured by the
fleeing gang that she had noting
to fear. The car later was re.
covered.
Evening star., 1939-11-06
Frank {. Marquis,
Ex-AIabama Official, Dies

Frank c. Marquis, g., former
member of the Alabama State Tax
Commission and coal operator, died
last night after a heart attack in
his room at the Houston Hotel. He
had been in Washington since Sep
tember attending the area man.
ayers school of the Bureau of the
Census.
According to the Associated Press,
Mr.. Marquis was once president Of
the Dora Fuel Co. and later vice
president Of the Pratt Fuel Co. in
Alabama prior to joining the Tax
Commission there. Holder of sew
eral State ofices, he was a former
Mayor of Dora, Ala, the Associated
Press said.
He is survived by his widow and
three daughters, all living in Bir-
mingham. His body will be sent
there for burial.
Evening star., 1939-11-06
Gov. Olson Condemns
'Hom-ond-Eqqs' Plan

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 6 P.-
Gov. Culbert L. Olson today con-
demned CALIFORNIA; proposed ham
and egg" pension plan, chief issue
in tomorrow's special election, as
unworkable and a burden on the
very people it was designed to aid.
In a radio address last night the
Governor expressed the belief that
part of the proposed constitutional
amendment designed to bring $50
every Thursday in scrip to the aged
was unconstitutional and would
leave a $200OO,O0O bond issue and
a 3 per cent gross income tax to
increase the burdens of the poor. "
The plan, for which the Governor
called the special election. far over
shadows other issues, including the
Atkinson proposal for State control
of oil resources, which has attracted
the support of Federal officials. Sec
retary of Interior Harold L. 1ckes
advised Californians yesterday to
approve the old control measure.
Evening star., 1939-11-06
Michigan Probes
Futile but Fata
Prison Break
Guard Inspector Slain,
Womon Wounded as
Six FeIons Seek Escape
BY the Associated Press.

JACKSON. Mich. Nov. GA
melodramatic Sunday afternoon
prison break. foiled only after a
guard was killed and a woman
visitor wounded by a stray shot
prompted State investigation to-
day at Southern Michigan Peniten-
tiary.
In so minutes packed with all the
elements of a movie thriller, five
robbers and rapist gained access
to the prison roof and in the ac-
ton that followed guard was
Shot dead, prison yard football
game hurriedly called of, and six
felons captured.
Presumably timing their we'll
engineered plot to coincide with
the football game-a part of the
prisons Sabbath recreation program
the six overpowered two guards
and a prison officer in stealthy
maneuver to flee over the walls.
Alarm is Sounded.
BY the time five had climbed down
crude ladder of rope and pipe
the alarm was sounded and the
prison exercise lot, where 5000 con-
victs watched the game, had been
ordered cleared.
Three of the fleeing felons-Sam
Sawaya, 26. and George Bodie, %
robbers, and Malcolm Stokes
rapist-dashed into a guards car
Chief Guard Inspector Fred Boucher
54, tried to halt them, and was
killed by shotgun blast
A second shot went wild, and Mrs
Dorothy Roberts of Kalamazoo
visitor at the prison, was struck ir
the face by a pellet. She was only
slightly hurt.
Prison officials said the shotgun
was that taken from Russell Day
roof tower guard, whom the six over.
powered after gaining the roof by
tricking him into believing his relief
guard was on hand.
Three Left Behind.
The three, in the car belonging
to Day, sped of, leaving their fellow
conspirators behind. A chase of 6
mile and a half ended with theil
surrender after Deputy Warder
Glenn Carpenters revolver sho
tore open a tire on the fugitive
machine.
Meanwhile, guards captured Pau
Lawman, 80, and John L. Sullivan
IS, both serving robbery terms, neal
the prison wall, and Leo Thifault
"a, also a robber, fell captive as HI
hid behind a cupola on the roof.
Evening star., 1939-11-06

Britain has bought the entire
sugar crop of British Guiana up to
December next year.
Evening star., 1939-11-06
30,000th BODY Is Free

CHICAGO, Nov. 6 R.-The
minute Michael Briggs was born
Saturday night he earned for his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Briggs,
the price of their hospital and doctor
bills.
It's because the hospital where he
arrived offered those services free
to parents of the 30.00ath baby born
there. Michael, as No. 10000, was
born less than two hours after No.
20 9999.
Evening star., 1939-11-06
6. ". Campus Sweetheart
Kept Busy in New Role

Though it was back to school and
studies today for Caroline Ihrie Pou
Walden, who was crowned queen Of
the George Washington University
campus Saturday night during the
homecoming celebration in the May
flower Hotel. she still is busy with
her royal role.
Miss Walden said today she was
"still revelling in all the glory" and
that she has been busy answering
phone calls of congratulations. The
l9-year old blond senior is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Antony Walden of this city and
says she still is thrilled at being the
campus sweetheart
She spent busy Sunday with her
family and attended a number Of
parties. She said the family kept
her busy posing for pictures. A
number of her university instructors
commented in class today On her
selection. but, she said, none teased
her for being the queen.
The selection as queen was not
exactly a new honor for Miss Wad-
den for she was voted the nnpst
popular girl by her classmates at
Western High School.
She is granddaughter of the
late Representative Edward w. Pou,
once dean of the House, and a great
granddaughter of the late Repre-
sentative Peter Ihrie of Pennsyl-
vania.
Britain has bought the entire
Evening star., 1939-11-06

ton west of Harrisonburg reported
snowfall of 8 inches. At Harrison
burg the measurement was IL inches,
however. and at Elkton IS inches
blanketed the countryside. Else
where, in remoter regions of the
mountains, the snow repeatedly fell
to depths up to 20 inches.
Thousands of dollars worth of
property damage was reported to-
day in the wake of a 65-mile-
hour gale that lashed Northern At
lantlc Coast cities with heavy rains
and sleet.
The storm, travelling North from
Cape Hatteras, was described as a
tropical cyclone" by Prof. Charles
F. Brooks of Harvard's Blue Hill
Observatory. DR.. Brooks, who sent
up recording balloons, said the tenn
perature dropped to So degrees be-
low zero at $4,000 feet.
A striking feature of the storm,
he added, was the excessively dry
atmosphere at $500 feet.
Clearing skies were forecast for
most of the area, but temperatures
tumbling to sub-freezing levels
made highway traffic perilous. Snow
ploWs were called out to clear high
ways in Vermont.
Several small ocean vessels were
pounded to pieces and Coast
Guardsmen answered distress calls
from pleasure craft from New Jer-
sey to Boston.
-Four exhausted men were rescued
from a 35-foot disabled motorboat
off New Bedford, Mass, by a Coast
Guard power boat attracted by
makeshift flares of gasoline -satur-
ated rags.
Three Boats Hunted.
Three small craft reported ir
trouble off Rhode Island still were
sought by Coast Guardsmen. The
storm forced a steamship to heave
to off Nantucket.
Along Massachusetts, North Shore
scores of automobiles were stalled
when waves whipped over sea wall.
splashed their ignition systems
Windows were blown in at Worces.
ter by gale winds. Water surrounded
several seaside cottages.
The chief damage inland was t<
communication lines. trees ant
shrubbery. At New York City al
all-day rain of IA inches replen
ished metropolitan water reservoir
depleted by drought,
Pennsylvania, Western New Yorl
and most of the Appalachian are.
was covered by wet snow. Snow
blocked highways stalled 200 motor
lists near Bridgeville, N. Y.