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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
More Bowling

-OfO1A IpAStI Hf-utS
H0spitai 1873 a. - ElNsuls club
iss high ssTlss j Yiannissn so
Osk4s 13zf "a ~ Opal Tavern
1zfT ~ nigh game l. jury iss.
nisn ssriss l. Taocnins soi
BunsaioN Cabinet 2sss ~ "
fsd nsn ztss -. hixh rams. z
Rl.asl , Bel 40. bish ~riss c
woHIS's LIAGtr. rLsY-goE
Martins hSrsst isgs ~ - Allsn's
Plumbing 1850 80 hish game Pan
lAlsisf 10 hish ssFsss, rfsn L4isisr
tsf
psa.rai BsE.fs 7osa ~ - Pisy-
No Lunes zisi ~ blsb gam y
kilsse ifs hisn sefiss - Ki,s-< 80
rt$N -sIf IIAttI
a. high gains Kfshslsl -. bish
s.rs. y kFshblsi szT.
SyDsn 1850 a. - Plat car a.
hizn game blGssnbAch lss. bisn
serbss. Ap~huEst al
fOtfIEEfIAL IgAGIs PrAY- MOB
Marcel Petroleum 1855 - ~
Ham nuond Laundry zAf0 a.. hlsn
gam Bafnss III. nish series. Lang
stOn SCI
Michael Bros sefyles 1881 a. "
Center sesVles z4es ~. hiKn sEnls
bn~sa Ill. hisn series a Losss
nontzonsry yar1 zsii - 70
noosi Gyiu 27is f0l. nisn game
SsAnns ais. hish sersx. E>en< $40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Babnick-Zvolis
Open Gymnasium

Johnny Banlck and Nick Zyolis'
we'll known In Tacoma boxing and
wrestling circles. hsv. opened =
gymnasium Al 1882 4. Broadway.
Nick will instruct wrestling.
Bsniok boxing. Hours viii bs BE-
tween q and 80 p. m except on
Saturday. and sundays Nhsn the
gym NIli be cia4-d. Youngsters
wishing 10 learn the art ~ self
defense are invited. Nick and
Johnny are planning on staging
can 10 obtained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Paul ns.ws believes w p~~ss
~ sassess,ss. s.sse ~ sssrs
which lire wallis ~ Mas~silsa
l~sses rees~ sss s~vsrA"~ea
ah.ve.
all over the lnessr and dressing
rooms sr. such signs IS
We dedicate the ssss TIRES
months ~ our feo,f~il team. n
work and effort Gill make ne
champions &c eli 10 cham.
plons"
The n best hlcsssrs and
tsehlsrs siii make this team
Perfect your technique work"
No matter what the score 10
fight the game eu, Ia the hitter
end nsseF lose your passs even
n ws sr. ioslss too-to-o-
As . hypothetical eass. that last
one 10 probably all right. hut u's
. iittls difficult 10 imagine any
PAU nro~n coached team trailing
by ioo-to-a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
BAND HAS OWN
DRILL FIELD

Football isn't stressed 10 the
exclusion OF everything else. The
stadium - ON 3s-acrs plot.
owned ny the school and paid for
by football On tho plot Is pic
mic grounds with stone fireplsoes.
an observatory, baseball dis-
mond. prsctie. fields for the team
and the hand. Tennis courts are
being built, and later there Will
be swimming pool.
The bands practice field 10 light
ed. because tho musicians put In
long hours Of drill. too. They go
in for rszzls- dazzle and tricky
formations just as much ss the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Ski Weather

Today's road and ski reports
Paradise Temperature 81. 10
inches new snow. 80 inches on
ground. mowing.
Mt. Baker Temperstur. 81 >
inches new snow. - inches on
ground. showing moderately.
Stevens - Temperature 81: .
inches new snow 81 inches on
ground. snowing
sDoqualmie Pass Temperature
30. II inches new snow 81 inches
on ground showing.
Nacbe- Cat. closed.
Deer Park Temperature 40. no
new snow. 81 inches on ground
ovsrcast. Light rain. road psssAbls
with chains. skiing fair.
I>esvspworih AREA Temperature
81 , inches new snow "a inches
on ground. fog road good skiing
good
Blewiii Pas. Temperature "a.
~ inches on ground. 7 inches
powder snov over crust skiing
good
sssnk srea - Tsmperstur, "a
IS inches on ground. heavy snow
over crust road open. chains not
needed skiing good
Cayuse Pass Temperature 20
u inches snoH on ground. u
inches powder SNOW over crust
chains required skiing good.
snoq1aImis sld Bowl Light
east wind 20 above. 10 inches
new dry snow % inches On
ground snOVing lightly. skiing
excellent
stampede - Temperature 30
new snow nine inches. total on
ground II inches moist SNOW
light East wind ssoNing lightly.
Martin Temperature %. new
snow " inchss. total on ground
" inches. dry light east eind.
snONing moderatsly
monsd Lake Temperature ~
rev snow 10 inches total IN
ground - inchss dry light .asi
WIND. u1OyinE moderately.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
PLAYERS TOl.D
THEY'RE HIsr
All-Siars 10
Meet Davids


Tn. rscoms CITY league basket
hall All-stsrs have been named
for the Houss ~ David feature
Hsms st Lincoln gym Saturday
night 81 4 bells,
Doors open ~ ! o'clock, FIRST
come. first served.
The Ail-stsrs' csntsrs. Al Like
jr Bob Meisinnell and Raymond
Tiny Arndt. forwards are Rissr
Peters Andy Dwysr. Rob fullsr
and Lou stsplss guards are Jack
Nash. Dave Molitor and Biil Lem
mon.
Managing the stars fn The az.
hibition will 10 Mob nourden,
popular bssdmsn ~ the current
second half league leading Chair.
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18


football team. They're 'ed y,
George hrd. formerly WIN ths
late Hal Kemp ana Jan entnef
Brown also turns out GOOD has
setnah teams si'heesh me SPOT
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Howard Martin
Honored by Mates

Howard Martin. haifbses. vas
voted the innpiraiionai award and
Dick Gilmore. quarterback. and
Frank Walker. guard, we're elected
eo-esptsins for the past season
when the stadium reserve foot.
bsllsrs dinsd at seotty's last night
Speakers were Dick LEWIS. w. l..
Bostrom. John Hsinrics and Leo
Frank.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Florists Beat
Fueler Quint

Paul McGinnis' fast break In the
last 10 seconds Of play Was the
payof punch in the Florists bid
for honors over the Euelers. first
half champions. IN the feature
game Of the City Basketball
league al Lincoln Thursday night
Trailing by point. after q nip
and tuck fray IN. Florist sub
stitute took pass from Roger
Peters in a shot for 1875 VIC
tory.
HichseTs got hack INTO tho ii,ls
running IN the nights opener by
ouuasting Consumers. ~ 70 20. in
= low scoring game
Chsirmen m owed into sole
possession of first place with
grand last quarter drive that
downed a stubborn sOth Signal
Corps IS 70 26
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Tiger Maimen
Are Selected

Selection 81 tho stadium ~rss'
ling squad which will meet Fife
rrapplers In their finS practice
match Of the season was an
nouncsd today. The match Viii
he held Monday afternoon Of , 10
o'clock with Paul Walker ss re-
fsree
The squad o. lbs, Hinoml kihu-
chi. i05 ibs, klyoshl kinoshits :
l15 lbs. phil Rogers f25 lbs.
Dennis Livingston. iss lh~, Arnis
Hanson. las lbs Don Ferris, 100
lbs Ire Asrz. is5 lbs. Gene
pspe. heavyweight. John Collins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Northwest Conference - are
not exactly palsy-walSy.
And since Tacoma is the
only city in the Northwest to
have an entry in both circuits.
c. ?. s. in the Northwest Con-
ference. 7. l.. {. in the Ninko
League. il Is only natural that
the subject should come 10
the fore systematically in local
circles.
Actually both c. ?. s. and
?. 1. {. are fast becoming
good athletic friends but the
same feeling Of brotherhood
does not prevail elsewhere
around the Two leagues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
R. N. MIG" BORlESkE
Could Be "Peoee" Deleaote

The Northwest Conference feels the older
has prior rights because has carried the league which
at time numbered such institutions Washington Wash.
ingon State and Oregon State its members To it, the
Ninko league is a brash young upstart.
On the other hand the Wnko League members say they
have only become TO be recognized by their
Ghree of them are the former twovear normal schoo as
institutions capable of providing good fouryear education
They add time for the Northwest Conference realize
that they longer children they in normal
school days
why you live up
to intercollegiate rules Of eligibility" And then the battle
Just what is the difference the eligibility rule,
cults. Here 5 n
~ The
Pacific Conference regarding transfers
loss OF soy Tor students who jump from one school to another
The "nko league permits such transfer students
provided they enthusiastically eligible Incoming freshmen play
n
On has ,trcer
play junior year
credits junior enthusiastically with
passing In per
they few to in his third fourth year.
Result of these differences attractive dsi
usoned athlete at major university or college TO enter Northwest
Conference school than wnko league school But the wno athlete
school whereas
the Northwest athlete need only 80 the meser' quarters IN which
his sport played
football 1nfbsck would
ineligible any
eligible Northwest
Earl Fst the stellar PIC athletes who attended quarter
IN. University Washington freshmen could have played only
Northwest Conference whereas WnkO league rules
tits these bows hreey Of
attending "loosee
In pile a carry
The Northwest Conference authorities
n intercollegiate
all like pickering
why r n. Boeske
PIC. together others
playoffs champions
Such psyoffs would be natural.
Yakima business men kicked like bay steers two
ago when Yakima high school considered joining in with a
plan of redricting the state basketball tournament which
might have taken the highly profitable Ito the business
district tournament away from Yakima the other
Wsla Wala like the
matches them Conference
where but Nals Wala Chehalis decision the
In
II couldn't
basketball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
0lympics Tied
For Second Place
SPOKANE. Wash.-The So

SPOKANE. Wash.-The Seattle
Olympics advanced TO a two-way
tie for second place in Pacific
Coast League Ice Hockey stand
ings last night shading Spo-
kane 43 In an overtime battle.
Spokane tied the score in the
third period with goals by Vickers
and Gauf but after eight and 4
half minutes Of overtime. Jack
TomsOn pushed across Seattle's
winning tally on q pass from Dave
DoWnIe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

tive players Who don't measure
up. consequently NJ. teams are
above the schools general aver
are In grades.
H.'s a great believer IN psychal-
ogy. too viii admit tina, the
name Msssliien lnstiils fear In
foss before The Esms starts
lie says too. that his creates,
problem 10 10 Keep his teams
keyed up /. not 70 stale In the
wake 80 hing winning streak.
PLAYERS TOt.O
THEY'RE INST
Ne continually reps up his play.
ere by telling them they're the
hes, team In The country. Posted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
TCA PLANNING
For l9ll Play
Drop Punch Bowl
From Sweeps List

rss rsscma ceu ss~rrssssce v
ln~ssrs forward - the 1911 80
go
Ncsnies sas . wight psesnrs
stands e~fcv~ n
rss ~ss emphasized - ne
arssaisasscas annual n<>finx enh
el~etloe II officers ~ highland
eeur.> efaehcass isst night
rNes G.s~s wsa re-s>p<se1
p~~ssapee ~ asss serm ~ns
ssrspss~eassv s~sewevsny. r.
wsswsnlv sweeps hv~ss ~
r~~~rss, ~ ssassssse1~s wss
"s.ssntss s~ssve n sssay cthes
ways
otnsr ssfiesrs elected veve Mel
ssa SwssrH. secretary. lack r~v.
suser. treasurer ard lin yevh.
vice rs~aa.s,
There we're sheus ~ p>rsers
present. Including managers ~ tns
vsfieas iss.l eears~s
Hsnis vsrsss lena hard
~wssr scr ,ss srrd n Tacoma
golf ~ general. vss elected dsis-
gate 81 large
osrrs. Msrshsn. nrc-sasis slun.
~hc mas n~er . aelsGsss ssnes fhs
sssnesatlor's lncerfien. ant c1&r-
sres rsfics slsc nrvradAIe. -
tired srrm ssr~ies u~srss VIII
HAMS sna rsssas Rsvssvs sppssrs
them.
mn DELAY sssrre.s suwu - asis-
gate fvcm rirersss N fsves n eiil
Sssmevsr.
Woman ngaeaNs
u ~as also announced 81 the
meeting thes JIm Wsrssard whs
has d"1s . god ~ - manager
81 virefess. hes quit he prss frs
= position vita sAs seattle rssema
snipysris
rhs sss.ristscr decided 10 ara0
the punch bewi f.stsss. Lara -
Iatsrsss caused the cancellation.
4 ~hsssesge see.Is pss~svlno
~ ssp pssyess - ~ asfees-
80 eswvsss vse swpposes ~
pssseA hswt ~ sssntlsy ~
rivalry \ ssppsse1 ~ maAey
Ne sAslsssss svsss s~snpshewo
wsvshwesoe
Home and h.ms rnstrhss N eos-
Junction with the sseone& shsa siIl
10 continued me ~iaespot~ plan
featured WITH the swssps alan ~fu
h. continued and enlarged upon
Anyway yeu isok 81 a. ipst
iooks Hike . greet ysar for ssw
organisation. said President
Corey, We are moss soildiy ss-
CANNED rhs cooperative spirit
10 s~ssss than ever. We cen hardly
wsis foe The spring weather IN
sst IN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Park Basketball

Puyallup Christian lagt night
won 81 N l3 victory over Fullers
Paints
Clan Gordon took well FAMED
decision from the hard fighting
Normons. 81 N IS
With NJ Holt scoring n points
and Bob TsrdiH ~ Msnitou
Church walked over knspps. ~ 10
30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

wAILA wAIta. Wash. Port
land universally trounesd Whitman
college fs-ss iast night IN tho
frat baskstbsii game between ihs
schools IN several years
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Tillicum Wins

The Tllilcum town team ~
American Lake South defeated the
isSrd Infantry Medical corps
basketball team Wednesday night,
1911 u vss ela~e checking
Taus With the sore nsariY even
throughout
Richardson and staples we're
outstanding for Tiiiifun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Stress on Details. Use Of Smart Players
Make Browns Massillon Elevens Potent
Paid Off Debt,
Built Stadium
In Nine Years
nv non SANDERS
rseems rim~. Correspondent

MassItI.o>. q. Mss~ilcn has
had recurrent wave. ~ football
fAnstieism. bat the greatest 70
thst which started rolling In tho
fan ~ 1912 when Paul Brown
came hack 10 his home town as
coach
Ne found the team had 10 play
in uniforms nv, years old. Tho
field was ~ dusty II had to hs
sprinkled before every gam. Tho
stands rad a seating capacity ~
1900 Football Was $4,000 In tho
red. Tire previous year, the team
had won IN. game
In PAU Browns first season.
the team won five. lost four. tied
one. The next year they won
eight. lost two.
Now the team has won ~
straight Gsmes. In the hal
40 games they iosf one and
tied enc. won 81. Tho lnSs
season WAS . tough one. Mis-
sillon Was tied Nv Mansfield.
ga. and Loaf Ia New Castle.
Pa. 10. ~ n time whrn the
team was riddled b, an influ-
ennA epidemic.
Just To show New Castle the
beating didn't take. hassillon
came back the next two seasons
10 win hy scores Of a7-s and 900
When the team started winning.
the steel city began 10 show an
interest IN football. Successive
additions TO tn. old stands in
creased capacity TO $1,000
Now the Tigers play In a steel
and concrete stadium seating
~. 900 which lies just over a knoll
from the hollow where the old
MaSsillon Tigers ~~ed TO battle the
Canton Bulldogs In IN. early days
Of professional football
That new stadium. completed
for the 1885 season, il Paul
Browns particular pride, lie
oksyed every detail Of tho plans.
II has every facility good college
stadium has. and others besides
Last season Massillon took In
s72 900 A. six home games - and
In a town Of &c. 900.
People come from Canton and
Cleveland and Akron 10 see the
Tigers play. They don't come 10
see a close contest. because Mas
sillon scored less than 40 points
N only two games last fall. They |
come 10 see intricate ball handling
md long runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Passing 1T along.
With HAROLD SHAW

It's state secret bat neither s It a matter Of general
knowledge that the two smacolege athletic circuits Of
Oregon Washington and Idaho-the Winko league and the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
WANTS LONGER DRILLS

NV HaNfN - EmerEpn Mel
son. rev Yale university footns n
coach. plans longer sprnF training
sessons hopss N nav. players re-
turn earlier in the fall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

fvsiCAou--r.m Hssxsrsv. ~
rector ~ athiesies And hashefhAIl
coach 81 psrsm university. 10 ~
. years lssss AZ abssces Wills -
sesivs duty ~ . esptals In The
coast artillery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
~ HAfARIEs
tssb ssfh slsnaI

II you're not using u. sell u with
Fsst-Aetion Times Want "A
Phone NAin 5i5l.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Tie for Lead
Teams 10 Play OF
In All-Seoson Tilt

The FreiEhters wallored stork
Mclarys Norwoods last night st
Stadium. 81 10 "a. To assure them
selves = he Tor the first half Com
merriAl Double A title.
The Y club defeated Shiphuild.
srs. 22-2o. overtime. "a claim half
Of the first round hsuhle Law
renee l.srson's basket made him
the fsir-haired kid.
The three teams were tied fer
first place going into last nights
play The Y and Freishters play
Off for the berth in the sll-sesson
championship.
The second game Thursday
night found Fife keeping fourth
place nv turning hack rhomsses.
So 10 Is
NcChord Rombcr. .sshed In
with their second succe>sful
raid hs demolishing Woeos.
IN 10 Ess ~ move INTO MIN
place from their previous
seventh.
Friday night at : o'clock IN.
Bombers meet Thomsses a. Stew
art in the closing game of the first
round.
Commercial A league champion
ship Is still in doubt but the
y. Y. A. club. winner over Eagles.
As TO s. Thursday night at Sta
dunn, hopes that American Lake
can upset the undefested Mckinley
HIN club Friday at . o'clock at
Stewart to create a tie for IN.
title.
Sons Of Pericles won their only
game OF the first round by upset
ting Community House. 26 10 rs
The 3 o'clock game Friday at
Stewart finds R'nai Birth meeting
255th McChord Field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
Park Hoop Games

Park basketball ssmss for vr-
day night, sellsrmlns $50. Cen
trail Lutheran vs. ksatar chapter
peMolsy. Tao. ss,h NJ Boosters
W, woodmsn ~ the World: $40.
Valley Paint W. jefferson Play.
field.
The . no game bs,~ssa Msnnah
Lutheran and first ccnsress.
tionsl has been postponed
Portland q ~. Wktsusas -.
Mo"iaas Neswai ~. nsinass
Poly 81.
kan~as N. Missemss ~.
k~nt stste -. ssissss -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18

Subs Sons Of Perciies Evans -.
Community House More head "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
COMMERCIAL, A

subs McChord Bombers Hall
strom. Patterson. Ruse Dempster
Nocos: Myle, - GoodreAu. Official
Wise
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-18
81 Pntallnp


SUBS Clan Gordon n Hilisr ~.
. Miller v Miller Aormons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Lost and Found

"A SMALL LONG HAIRED BLACK DOG
tNeighborhood Rouge Park Reward. ore
gon 1901
BLACK greyhound (lost neighborhooc
Dearborn License Isl. Reward. Tele
phone Redford 970s.
BRIEF CAsE-(July ~ neighborhooc
Nancy svenue). Reward. Return De
ltrot-Lelahd Hotel
CAMERA-7-Mi Rd Mack. Found at buI
stop. owner pay adj and claim. Burns
Poultry Farm. Route 4, Mt Clemens Nj
Clemens 2474Wl
CHANGE. purse, S34 so Needed NJ
questions. Reward. Mrs Roy DIV
I 1872
FOUND Small black scottie dog female
Arlington 1895
LosT-Two TIGER STRIPED CATS
over a month ago one AZ Ford founds-
Ition. other near Rockford m Dearborn
lHfls. Telephone Madison 1920 apartment
1905. Reward. III necessary. leave mess
age at desk
ORANGE Pomersnisn- Female tneighbor
( hood Mack Mcclellan. Reward. s9fC
Clarion Olive 0l57.
RED BAG : tNeighborhood Gladstone
Twelfth. Contents Needed. Keel
money. Temple 1890.
WEDDING band. wv p =. p, 1.1e-4i.'
tNeighborhood West warren Reward
Oregon 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Jonkmdn AssaiIs
Secret Sea Trip
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Aug, 9.--Offi-
cial secrecy surrounding President
Roosevelt'S mysterious sea trip
and supposed plan to meet Win
ston Churchill for a secret discus
sion OF war plans was attacked
by Congressman Bartel J. Jonk-
man OF Grand Rapids in a speech
accusing the President and his
advisers of leading the country
into war.
Harry Hopkins mission to Mos
COW and London and the appoint
ment of Mai. Gen. John F. O'Ryar
Of New York as adviser to Score
tary OF War StimSon were citec
by Jonkman as evidence of whai
he called the Presidents intent e
involve the United States IN val
without taking the country lntt
his confidence
I'VE are completely without
any information a. 90 the where
abouts of the President. or a.
10 the objective OF his secret
mission Jonkman said we
learn not from Washington. but
from London, that in all proba-
bility the President has gone out
10 sea 20 meet Mr.. Churchill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Everett J Armstrong, % Marjorie =.
Elton l.. zeschin. u; Enid N Rupert %.
Erwin &. Thon Jr, 20, Befnice NJ. Hilbert
Joseph schechter, %; Dorothy Rrnbaum
Alber Landino. II. Helen NJ Thompson.
charles Bovser 80. Jane shsffrr. Is
Adeibeu Roundy ~ Ethel Johnson 81
Peter W. Dsrmsfsll - Monica {. Nc
william C. wstsgott Jr, q; Doris r.
Edward L. schultz. %; Lila l. Feldman,
Eo6er, X. Ward. 20. Frances c. Dumas
RAYMOND senk. q: Geneveve p. Beck. 10
Stanley LesTczak 80 Estelle J Jez, 81
John Rudyk. 90 Pauline Mslyszka. IL.
Douo Orlandoni % Caroline Brand. 10
RAYMOND " Hale, "a, June V. Fleming
samuel 5. Min,er Jr. 81; Janice r. Bush.
John Haas. 30 Erma Reid %
Raymosd J. Chaiiour 20 Anne Nam
vile "a
Harry LuzynsN 20 Anne NJ Bozynski
George CLARK. q. Dorothy q. Bush 10
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Charles l. Mathews q Betty l.. Mcclure
stephen } Blackburn. 2i Ellen Riley. as
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Walter Hladen. % Anna Horn. 20
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EdNard gnadek 80 Jennie koczpn, p
John u Msrtz. % Elizabeth } simpkins
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-09
.Sedway Is Bait
For Canal Bill
Time. stan Correspondent,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Old-
fashioned log rolling and pork
barrel politics produced the omnl-
bus rivers and harborS bill now
being shaped up in the House
rivers and harborS committee,
with the ST Lawrence waterway
and Florida ship canal included in
lit.
The committee voted II TO 8 in
favor of the Seaway and Ia 10 10
to approve the canal. The entire
bill. containing approximately LIS
river and harbor projects. is eX-
petced to be reported favorably to
the House by the committee, some
time next month.
| insiders who know how the bill
was put together say frankly the
waterway was traded for the
canal.
/ Congressman George a. Don
dero of Royal Oak. ranking Re-
publican on the rivers and harborS
committee. long-Standing advocate
of the ST. Lawrence project but
equally enthusiastic Toe of the
ship canal. admitted today he viii
swallow the latter IN the omnibus
bill If he has TO do so to get the
81. Lawrence waterway
Letters were inserted i'm The
COMMITTEE record today from
President Tracy NJ Doll of th,
Greater Detroit and Wayn,
County Industrial Union Council
and President Frank y Martel o
the Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Labor placing theS,
union gToups Squarcly back OF
the waterway.