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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-12

"she must feel awfully guilty
about Ronald, to shut herself
away from everybody like that"
she said, then added vindic-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Marriage
licenses

Applications FOR marriage H.
eenses were made Wednesday at
the county auditors office hy
David c. Leonsrd -. NoChord
field. and Dorothy Hutton Nickel
son. =. sos So. Yskims ave A s.
T.othschutz 90. Rts. ! Box l2s.
and odens J. HaEer. -. Seattle.
John Louis Wright. -. ei3is Ia
coma ave. and Estslle Gnkey. 20
a1ias Broadway Walter Roy
Blair. Is Fort Lewis. and Ernestine
Lonada Hines. .. Pasadena. Calf. /.
Robert Carl Elsy. u. 2, fompton
Lakes. y. J.. and Mary Elizabeth
Decker. q. Dupont. Hubert Caleb
Wilson. n. and Esther Marjorie
Nandt. Is. both Of Seattle. Wesley
H Bottoms. jr.. 20. 4s1s East st.
and Leola Mae Rich. 20. Rte. q.
Box SAB. Spencer V. Ailquist.
=. 1870 West Alder. and Marian
f Carlson. %. sois No. 10th.
James MaruCca. s.. 1909 So.
sheridan. and Linda Fetropulos
-. sql2 So. J 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Lakewood Club S
Topic, Franchise

County commissioners were all
set Tuesday to act on application
of Puget Sound Power 4 Light Co,
for renewal Of its franchise for
power lines along county roads In
the Lakes district, but at request
Of Lakewood community club Of
fieers. postponement was granted
for two weeks.
Club officers said the public OF
the lakes district apparently knew
nothing about the franchise pend
ing
They planned TO take care OF
that Thursday night when the
question OF renewing the com
pany's franchise for rs years will
be the principal topic Of discussion
At the clubs monthly roundtsbls.
President J @. Fowler an
nouncsd the dinner session at
Lakewood terrace dining room At
30, the open business session at
T.3O.
Officers indicated club action
might take the form OF insistsnce
that the franchise period be re
duced to q much shorter term. and
that the company be required TO
remove its poles and lines from the
roads In districts 1t may cease 10
serve
City Of Tacoma light department
lines now serve most Of the dist
riot and at the city's lower rates
scores Of customers have switched
In the last two years to city serv.
ice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Vote on Sll 900, 900 Power Plant
Expansion Delayed Until Monday

ever about the possibility OF OBJ
tanning purchased power from
Grand Coulee at a rate lower than
that now prevailing.
The Grand Coulee power rates
must be maintained to earn enough
revenue to pay for the huge Column
bia river reclamation project, I'M
der the enabling laws. O'Neil said.
and that the basic rate established
by the Bonneville administration
at $3.50 per kilowatt year prob
ably would exceed $40 kilowatt
year in the case Of power delivered
from Coulse.
The Coulee rate, said the com
missioner, will be rs mills per kilo-
watt hour at the bus" that is,
al the Coulee plant. and any power
Tacoma might undertake TO pur-
chase from Coulee would cost in
addition whatever expense is in
volved in transmission across the
Cascades from Coules to Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

Mason Methodist church will be
free Of indebtedness by June IL.
the Rev. Roy Lesli. Smith, pastor.
said Wednesday.
Prior to entering into oelebrs-
ton o, It's 50th anniversary and
campaign 10 clear its burdens. IN.
church was faced With a building
debt Of 81 $40. Two-thirds Of this
amount has been received in essn
and the balance covered By re-
sponsibls pledges. according N
Harry l.. Brown. chairman q the
board Of trustees
The anniversary celebration Will
b concluded a. the church sundsy
a. II = m. with an Aud Lang
Syns service Two Of its ,uryiv-
ing charter members living out Of
town are expected TO be present.
They are Mrs.. George Luther a
Portland, Ore. and Mrs. l. G. Big
ford Of Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

The tax was conceived by State
Tax Commissioner T s. Hedges.
.nd Washington - the only state
In the union with such = levy He
sad Il was desi gned mainly IS a
forest conservation measure and
may result At first IN slight recuo-
tons in tax income 10 the counties
and cities.
Briefly. the new law pro
vides that portion Of the
Ia. on timber be held up each
year and paid only when the
timber il cut. On petition by
the landowner. the county
assessor classifies the timber
a. personal property instead
Of real.
In making the assessment. "a
per cent OF the tax due this year
all be deferred. and similar
amounts in future years. For in
stance. II the tax were 500. the
owner would pay se2 so and $3.50
would be held up. This deferrment
is the same per cent each year
until al the end of 10 years rs
per cent OF the tax is deferred.
After that he always pays IS per
cent OF the tax due.
The deferred tax amount
would draw interest at three
per cent. At the end Of 10
years, or In 1892. the timber
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

A vote of the city council on the
proposed Sl1 ,00o, 600 power plant
ordinance was postponed from
Wednesday mornings session,
when the act was given its third
and final reading, until next Mon
day.
Postponement WAS agreed upon
at request of Mayor Cain who said
he wished to hear from Secretary
Harold 1ckes Of the L. 6. depart
ment Of the interior before the vote
is taken.
Cain had written Va Icke>,
proposing some questions.
about 10 days ago. and at
council time Wednesday had
not received a reply.
Utilities Cdomissioner O'Neil,
sponsor of the plant extension pro-
ject. had prepared to call for a
vote Wednesday, but yielded to the
mayors request.
He did offer information, how
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
THE RULES

J. The Tacoma TINES New Holy
wood Puzzle Contest "a open W sFsrr
person who IA a bona -fids resident Of
the following COUNTIES In tho STATE ~
Warrington. Pierce. Tnufston. Mason.
Kltsap, oFays HarDor Pacific. I<sa
Nahklskum CoSiltz sksmsuis. and
AL q Kins county Or enlisted men
N The y. 3. Army stationed AZ PUT
LeEls. Camp Murray HoChord Fleid
and Port WOfdsn With tho exception
% any p~fsou residing IN Seattle.
employee o. The Tacoma Tlmss rnsfn-
Ders Of their families O. sny person
sno haz yOu $500 % o. faofs Ia any
prsTlOa4s contest cond 2ctsd b. Tue
Tacoma Times.
4 Starting Monday March a. issl
NE Tacoma Times Iii publish ono
Hollywood oout<s, ptlzzis ssch week
osT. each puzzis Esprsssntins the
name Of motion picture sCt1g 90
actress The official ptizziss sppsar-
ing each week VII cofnpoas a ssa
fnfrs All De fifteen acts The an
s3srs 20 each weekly nst EhSsyia -
orousht IN - mailed n ths Contsaf
Editor u The ~zeosua Tine xifffn
one Asss after tnss hsF. APPEARED
la ths nssspaDeF.
. The Tacoma urnss offsrs cns
hundred pfizes totAiius - 600 % 70
the one hundred D~rsons ~hose sOlu-
tlolls are Judged 70 % eosFset ~
nearest correct in araogdaHne with
the rules The participant Eubnittinz
tne most corrsct ankSsrs gfil vim
flrst Prize T1ns participant submit
ting the neIt highest number Of cor
Tsci solutions Will via s<cobd pflzs.
rtc
A participant must qualify hls %
her answers 70 the Duzzlss b. sub
mitfing iCc IN coin s5th eArh ssssty
sst % air answers In return for thls
weekly remittance participants s1ll
- sent speclsils printed sr0up u
sixteen mnSt interesting puzzlss
3 II too ~ more psfticl psrta are
tisc foy priU - rfizss tied 20
vln % reserved f1s them TnA PAL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

ueipsns tied vlli - Fsaalfsr W snsve
. group Of s-eTssAtns puzzles Win
special tnstftsc tloEs 70 oe<@rnlrs M
or,isx In which tf.s pizss tied fos
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J.eosna Tines sse<Tss~ if.s rsnt ~
- breaking pll<ziss In esss ~ faf=
Llsr lies. dupilcat~ Dfikss oil -
awarded. Tie tie DfsssIus 90 certain
Otfsf puzzles may - usy EDt ssfry
pf'liosfADf. ana the solutions 10 st1eh
ptlxslss msy fspfssstlt nAauss Of sssss.
4cfsxn ~ other ssisbTifl-s OF snf
English word IN ssnsrsl s4ss
No pkrtls iDsAt can submit safss
than ofs sutfS ~ sin more tbaa cfss
Prize Ths o<ooFstl1sn 81 snsesfs .
nos nsn~ss4fT kntfiss a. earn DzF-
llfiDAnt siil - reps ia an mi ftdtlsI
Tie tnta assuring careful stssntson
AnsNsfs rscsfssd unsigned siii aas
- considered. nsr VII Tns Ts<onss
Tiuass fso0xnix< as s.Ain " sa4ss
saf ~ WAIST Tns Tseous TIaiss
and COutsst Kaitar fsssfss ths FixnG
- fsIuifs tying DsFllrl panfs - sofs
ar group q - bfsaslns pll<<lss a.
tns repfpspsF offla~ under special
tDstf actlons
ESch DzrtieiDsat agrees. upon On
tsfins tlss toutesE - oosuply sith tns
Official rules. - .essyt a. final ths
dse.xi0n o. Ti.s Tacoma Tines snd
tE~ Contest Editor ca sDy matters
FelEilus 70 the contest INA incia1ss
qualification 90 disqualification toe
sns taGA< deemed Necessary. lntsfpFe-
aat4ou Of tfss r1lss asafdsnx u prizes
O. any special iExtFssetslsns zsysrniDs
q affecting th< conduct q ina ecn-
isst Fdrtic4 p1nts are cautioned %
49, sxDsrns csrt On 4ns clz<is shsfs
there "a fnoics q tns fAn1s isttsrs %
be s4Dffacted IN order % sfrlss At
The correct answer The Tacoma
Times and Contest Editor dssusa
necessary Sli disausify any pAf-
f.clpznt submitting an sntry or an
sssfs for anyone oufslds rs 90 n<f
ewE snnsossts family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

Oneninr gun IN PIERCE county
.chool district reorganization VIII
he fired next Monday evening al
!, 3o o'clock in Judge f. M. Card
courtroom at the courthouse when
delegates from the 20 county
school districts will meet TO elect
county reorganization COM
mittee. as required under the pro-
visions of the new state law when
went into effect April /.
County Supt. OF Schools Percy J.
Cox said that each district was en-
TITLED TO one vote in the selection
# tn. committee. which must draw
ND comprehensive plan for re-
nreanization of school districts in
the county.
The new law aims for the com
nlets elimination Of third class
districts and 1t Is intended that
there shall no no nonresident high
school districts
Since such reorganization may
REQUIRE the erection of new school
buildings and since there are fed
eral funds available for the cree
ton Of school facilities IN defense
areas. il is imperative that the
committee act quickly in drawing
ap It's reorganization plan, supt.
Cox said.
Districts may be united, sub
divided and transferred so as to
nrovide better and less expensive
administration and transportation
and 10 equslizs opportunity snc
school facilities for all pupils.
Delegates. whose names have
eeen reported 10 supt. Cox are:
Lskev1ew- Stanley Lytls.
Puysllup-Paul Hanswslt
DuPont-W. 3. Lsughbon.
Tacoma-L. P. Norton
Wilkeson-Georgs Bonsto.
Anderson Oscar Johnson.
Noodland-Mrs. L. ". Bennett
Crescent Valley - Mis- Luc.
Goodman
Thrift-Mrs Effie MCGEE.
Ruston-Ted Shaffer.
Rocky Ridge-Ars. Art Crate.
Custer Mrs. Nellie Wootsn.
Elk Plsin-G. II. Dorfnsr.
Tirzrovs ". Prodmors.
University Place George Curtis
Park Lodge Mr.. Iva Alici
Mann.
Central Ave Edwin l. Nelson
Vaughn Union High-hrs Rub,
Graham.
Giz Hsrbor Union High-Di
J. p. Denzlsr.
Clover Park Union High. 7.
lyle.
Parklsnd-Horris Ford
American Lake South-John X
Mas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
TINE WAY 70 SUBMIT
YOUR ANSWERS

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
u. S.-Canada
Defense Topic

AsHIN >--Presideni
Roosevelt confers with Prime Min
ister W. l.. Mackenzie King OF
Canada late Wednesday in a dis
cussion which may draw still
tighter the United states-Csnsd-
ian agreement for common de-
Tense OF North America
King. leader Of tanadss
war effort. will arrive at his
legation here about I p. m.
and will visit the White Houss
an hour later for tea.
The White House would not
speculate on the nature OF the
conference. But ii was recalled
that two meetings between King
and Mr. Roosevelt last year pro-
duced renewal Of the United
States pledge to defend Canada
and a joint Canadian-Un
States agreement for defense Of
North America against sggres-
sion.
King and Mr.. Roosevelt last
met at Ogdensburg. \. ". In
railroad car on n siding near
the 81. Lawrence river. Dor
several hours they reviewed In
detail problems entailed In de-
Tense Of this continent. and
finally announced n joint de-
Tense agreement.
II was believed that their TALL
Wednesday would take in the new
plans for completion of the Greal
Lakes-st. Lawrence seaway prof
ect
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Reports Cow Stolen

Ralph r. Rudd. Of 5s4s So. Law
renee st. told police Tuesday that
ms Jersey eOw mas been missing
for week. Al first he thought
she had wandered off somewhere
and would return, buf after = week
rad passed n. suspected that the
Nv rad been stolen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
List Delegates Who Will Attend
School District Meeting Monday

Lakebsy Mrs. Alma e. Murer
Roy. f. Barry.
Spanaway- Carl Coltom.
Lacamas I. l.. Larson.
Longbranch-V. f. Hoggatt.
Buckley-W. r. Daniel.
Kapowsin- l.. Kinsman.
McKenna-Truman Wilcox.
Edgemont-Mrs. Alice V. He'd
den.
Orting-J. p. Adler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

owner viii h. paving enly SIS
year and the other SIS viii
~ held In allowance. Nv that
year there viii be s4s5-So In
deferred taxes outstanding
against the timber. He would
have 60 secure = permit from
the county and paw the taxes
before he could cut H.
Hedges said he believed the
large timber companies viii not
take advantage Of the law -
much As the man with a few dozer
OF a hundred acres Of timber land
Companies. he said. have regular
cutting needs and do not cut tbs
timber merely 10 escape payins
taxes on il SO much As would .
smaller operator.
In past years the biggest
waste of timber arose from
the small owner Who decided
to slash the timber off his
land and sell at any price
rather than keep II there.
This often flooded the market
and forced down prices.
The law Will mean slightly lesi
tax income for counties for a few
years. As the owners start cut
ting their timber. however. tbs
deferred taxes will begin coming
in and tax revenues will so up
Hedges said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Two Motorists Fined
In Police Court

Leo Gisks of BremertOn was
fined $50 and costs by Police
Judge ". A. Richmond Tuesday
on a charge Of drunken driving
and William r. Anderson was
fined SIS and costs Wednesday for
negligent driving.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Core of the News
WAITER FINED $40

Edward L. White. Seattle Negro
waiter. was fined $40 and costs for
negligent driving after pleading
guilty in Judge Blanche Funk Mil
ler's justice court Tuesday after
noon. White was arrested Monday
By State Patrolman Jack Crooks.
WORKERS Woundex 10 AXE a
doctor on the job. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
Woman Hurt While
Crossing Street

Ms. Veys Ssnnelsy Of the Flor
snce apartments bruised her knee
and ankle when kh. fell as she
Was crossing the street a. lIth o..
and Tacoma ave Tuesday. She
was treated a. tbs County hos-
pit6L
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

ESTABLISH DISTRICT

The city council passed an ordi-
nance Wednesday setting up a To-
cal improvement district for in
stallation OF ornamental street
lights along No. N st. from No
sth TO No. 18th: and on No. 9th.
from L ST. To IN. alley between N
and Sheridan ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
ASTROLOGICAL GROUP

Next meeting Of the Astrologi-
cal Discussion group will be held
Thursday at s p. m. at sol Wash
ington building.
Butter cheaper at Cow Butter
Store. - Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
RUNfMAGE SALE

Mrs. l.. W. Craig, chairman, an
nounces the annual rummase sale
OF Ray c. Roberts post of the
Y. p. w. will be held Friday from
2 a. m. TO 4 p. m. at 1881 Broad
way.
Hospital flowers HIM. FLORIST
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
State S Deferred Timber
Tax Is T irsi in Nation
DESIGNED os Forest Conservation
Measure TO Holt Hosty Cuttings

oLYMPIa-The Of Washington has new hpe II tax in
operation designed discourage
10 xeav Irone-lx aNes q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
HERE'S A
SAM PIE
PUZZLE

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-17
new HOLLYWOOD
PUZZLE CONTEST

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

ing FireStone. cellar occupant, in
the second civil war" clash OF
the two Akron teams. Goodyear
holds one triumph, Abb. Ben
Stephens. with 80 points in seven
games. ran into some tough guard
ing against Chicago and Sheboy-
gan and was held to one basket
in each game.
That kept him from getting far
out in front Of Hammond's Ralph
Vaughn. who has been making the
race close with an equal average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Call 132 Be!ters
For Tomorrow
Continued from First sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Pagel
ever to compete in an amateur
tournament. These boys know how
to box. Many of them pack a
great punch But all of them have
that most important factor. the
love of the g9me-a fighting heart.
When tomorrow nights fighting
is over there viii lac only four
battlers left In each division They
VIII battle In the SemiiinalS at
Naval Armory Frida, night
Some might good boys are going
To fall out of The running tonor-
row night. They must fan before
better fighters bat not without
putting Mp % great struggle TO stay
i'm the tournament
The finals are INST around the
corner-a chance TO fight before a
bic crowd At olympia Maybe ar
the end of the trail a trip 10
Boston with all expenses paid.
None is going 10 give UP without
battle
As a result fer three hours.
,tarting ~ 8 o'clock tomorrow
uehf There veil b. two rings
packed with hard-hIttinc clever
fighters who promise action every
second they arc IN the ring
-7rS THY rn Ttsp'Nod ny
calling Cherry $500 line no
taaq0 or hv calling FI'zroy 2090
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
OSHKOSH IDLE

Other teams. however, are
drawing full breath this week.
Those dangerous All-Stars are
taking a respite from league COM
petition until Saturday, when they
play Chicago at Oshkosh. Sunday
they play at Hammond.
Fights for the following posi-
tions now occupy the spotlight.
Detroit Eagles, meeting two
strange" teams for the first time
this season, play big part.
BOOSTING in third place, a game
behind Sheboygan and one ahead
of Goodyear and Chicago. the
Eagles meet both the latter teams
Wednesday and Thursday.
They play Bruins, spanked by
Wibs Kautz. third among the loop
scorers. Wednesday in Chicago,
then come home to meet Goodyear
at Naval Armory Thursday Both
teams are on the wane, in the
midst of losing streaks. Both have
lost their last three games.
Chicago, however, has fine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Panned by Coast Writer

Tom wouldn't know what your personal feelings are at
Millions of inspiring words have been written about
you. No doubt a million will follow
But noted your in California that of the Coast
writer's Curey Greve of the Francisco Examiner in
you very said things about YOU Tom
undeserved He called you loaer and
fast approaching the fiat head stage.
Unknd remarks these and those of back home who
really you, the of people trying
% shoot the high-fyng eagle from its nest.
II has always been this 1t always will be. People
jealous of the rapid of young who
have.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Orlando Leads
In Penalties

Z Bill Cowley of the Boston
Bruins held on 10 his National
Hockey League scoring lead even
though Phil Watson Of the New
York Rangers floored opposing
teams net2mith goals
Watson garnered four goals and
an-asSiSt dllHIng-the last Week 10
raise his seasons total 10 % and
give him second place IN the
standings. four points behind
Cowley. The Bruins ace has been
out of action for week
Jimmy Orlando Detroit Red
Wings scrappy defcnseman. con-
tinued 70 lead the league IN pen
altieS. having spent - minutes IN
box
Scoring leaders:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

10 $ u S p e c { a
Yankee trick.
In o [ h g 7
words. Oshkosh
is taking a leaf
out of basebans
book and APP
parently maxi
ing a runaway
in the race for
champions h i p
honorS. Stand
ingS today show
Oshkosh on top
with seven VIC
tories and no
defeats. They've
beaten @ V e r y
te a m in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

anything say publicly now.
First of all, Tom. come on back
home. Come back to Ann Arbor and
finish the COB you started. Grab that
diploma-grab it and hold 1t close 10
your heart
say this, Ten, for ene main rea-
son. There are hundreds and thousands
of KIDS who have set you up as their
ideal. They know all about you as a
football ulaXer and asa man
These kids. Tom, know every little
detail about your mighuest triumphs.
They Know al about your bitter, black
moments. you had only few OF those
at Ann Arbor.
l believe these kids deserve break,
Tom You've done very well financially
since the end OF the football season. You
have been on Cantor's program. You've
Stern You've had that grand radio
by. All of II was coming, Tom. But
ek home. Come back. for the sake Of
the course at Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07

team. Coached and owned by
George Ialas. who also has the
Chicago Bears, pro football team,
Bruins Were off 10 a late but fine
start, only to fade in the midst
of a tough schedule Kautz. ac-
cording to the latest figures, has
been hitting the hoop with monot-
onous regularity despite his teams
losses, and holds an average of II
points a game in seven contests.
Not far behind IS big Mike Novak,
both of whom Detroit fans Will
remember from last season.
Meanwhile. Goodyear is expected
to end its streak tonight. by beat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-07
Eagles Buy AL SerUi,
Rochester Scoring Ace

Al Seryi,. %, a blond Lith-
uanian boy who scored IL points
in two nights to help Rochester
Seagrams beat Detroit Eagles
twice. SOIL and 62-i9. Saturday
and Sunday, has signed an Eagle
contract and will return to De
trOit with the team today,
Owner Jim Hughey and Coach
Dutch Dehnert telegraphed.