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Evening star., 1941-11-02
Scores of Football Games

Ml0NeN
MiaassH5a. Mi5hsss' ?s s. hRT5aEs'tsrn. fiiindi. 3
iowa. -. Indiana, :.
Syracuse. - Wisconsin. 90.
Missouri. 10: Michigan State 0.
Detroit, Is: Mammalian, ..
Kansas state. Il: Nebraska 6
sutier' H s6: WABASH. SR1'0 Q. D'A''@' u
G:55htse, g. sIbsfs o; u EuTska; Wi't.Sn.rs %
WWoostsT, WSsoa d j.; Mount Mount Union o.
5ssyf9 Sssliss o?s,s. e. 0's5;n. =; Kent State.
W2H We2fefn cfsss Rtssv. q yd6s esff5
DeSales, 25; Defiance. o
9sh3.6H 9h,9 Northsrn Ia: NO, 20: Musdkinfum. o.
Elmhurst, o: Wheaton. a.
Iowa Taachers, 81: North Dakota s'ste. 6
Y6}s9n M9.%outh' 4 w. Aqsqstsna, o.
IiSafs fsaG s NoEnsf Mssssaf L. o. western Illinois
western Mlchisan, 81; Western Kentucky
zaaiiSsna i TeaeHsf;, e3es. 4 Mtchisan Normal o.
WAYNE P9Ti iVss central nj aeHa Mchissn ahiaaa, Q p
MIl.nkln. ~ Eastern Illinois TEACHERS. o.
Lax snka,o roreSs = North ie Genral Hines
Missouri Mines. 3 Sprinrfeid Teachers. d.
Warrenshurg Teachers. 6; Klrksv.le Teach
S. Josephs, GO: Carroll. :.
Eysnsyille. 10; Central Indiana Normal 6
Rss51n' RfidHt Z: z: elBneinRs,i oBia Wesle1sn Q
Manchester. o; Ball State. o.
Grand Rapids, a.; s.. Mary.s, tMich1. 0.
GrineIl., l3; Rsloit, o
Macslester. '@4; Concordia, 49,
la.o
St, BeHedicts, :: PITTSBURGH cKsns1 Teach
9h,5.s Mcpherson q J.,nE +; Empo5is, n,pss = 0.
PTincipia. 20; McKendree. s.
sau55:i, 81. o.at. ls; ls Mainline. M,6htfsn Tech O.
TsSss Texas "a southsTn nMetlhodis,'o o.
RICE. RICE q; Ase Centenary. len, y HtAA'SAS' q. o.
qSish0ma. qSisa "a, ": W,cbtis ksns2s' O.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. ia; Creighton, 6.
New Mexico %: Nevada. =
Arizona Teachers, =; New Mexico As-
Wa;Shburn 81: Fort HAYS state o.
Northwest Texas; 10; Southwest Texas, 8.
East Texas x, Roess ssH MaHHi.in aHHniHn State T.
ssF5s Eeioiad5 coi.ss Ess.eFP fs! s'sts WyomIas
Utah, 46: Colorado g.
Brigham Young. rs; Utah St,te. o.
South Dakota Mines. =; Montana Mines &
Idaho Southern BIZ, 20; Albion Nor
NAL. 13.
Far West.
Washington State. 13: Oregon, O.
California, 81; u, e: l. A.
Washington State 13; Oregon. o.
oregon State. :33; Idaho. O.
College Of Idaho. :: Eastern Oreson, o.
Occidental g; California Aeeies, 9.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Petit, G|eeson Win
Defense Pin Event
With 1,765 Score

Banging out a combined score Of
l.765. Olive Petit of Chevy Chase
Ice Palace and Andy Gleeson of
Hi-Skor won the National Defense
mixed doubles tournament last
night at Anacostia Spillway In
which 50 all-star Middle Atlantic
man and woman duckpin combina-
tions competed Gleeson with 974
averaged l39-l for the brand-new
7-game event. They split a prize
of $3.50.
With l743 Eva Andrus and Allen
Odendhal Of Norfolk we're the run
ners-up. Two Baltimore duos fin
ished third and fourth, as Ethel
Smith and Chris Kidd posted 1.724
and Ethel Brewer and Johnny Mil
Ter marked Up l.721.
Ida Simmons and Al Liebler of
Norfolk copped fifth place with
I'LL while Lucy Rose Of Rosslyn
and Astor Clarke. the LAFAYETTE
Bowling Center pilot, finished sixth
with 1899
Caroline Hiser and Perce Wolfe
Of Hyattsville we're seventh with
1897.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Duck Hunting Years Looms as Guns Begin Blasting Virginia Today
Forgets to Duck,
Captures One

Here's true story about a fell
low who forgot to duck-and got
one. Walter C. Bonebrake of
Oklahoma City. intent on de-
creasing the duck population.
stepped to the edge of a small
lake early one morning. gun in
hand. Before he could raise the
gun a whole flock or the lake
took off and flew right at him.
He closed his eyes and grabbed
with his free hand, and when the
air had cleared he found himself
clutching a nice greenhead NAL
lard drake. And the funny part
of it was, he didn't sight another
duck all day. He's known as
Bring 'em Back Alive Bone
brake now.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Lynn, jenkins Shoot
Cavaliers 10 Win
Over Ross|yns

Paced by Bert Lynn's 145-420 and
Lou Jenkins 141-415. Hap Newman's
sharpshooting Cavaliers handily de-
feated the invading Rosslyn Bowling
Center All-Stars last night at Del
Ray by a score of 1890 to 1877.
But Rosslyn won two of the three
matches when Hokie Smith and Bill
Krauss overwhelmed jenkins and
Ell Geib in doubles 806 to 765 and
Billy Stalcup nosed out jenkins in
the singles. 636 to $50. Smith posted
150-425 in the doubles while jenkins
was high for losers with 402.
Whip Litchfield was best for
RosSlyn in the team match with
3S1.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

Local.
gu,seEs;, 20: MARYLAND, O.,
Navy Piebes, IS: Msrylsnd FIosh, u,
g.. Adams, 10: ST Andrews.
Episcopsi: 8: Randolph Macon NJ. A. o
Parkersoure, 81: Dewitt, y.
Army. Army; o: o. Notre Dame, ne Q. ''
Wiliism ,.1,i ard MARY 3 Dartmouth o.
Rsqaesae Rsqvsfd' 8 !: pr,nesfon. ylllse9Ha 2:
Brown, :, Yale o,
Holy Cross. g, Coleate, 8.
oRio c2tohsn sFatei a1 ruPDqsi Pirtsourrh. "A.
RgsEnSi E.:s S;rs,S Gs WsssTn ,,.srs MsrSIsnd
Amherst, 90, MASSACHUSETTS, state, g.
hshtsh' hs3t.l %: 9: Bsss63n. BstsslSi o 9
sos5on T. s. Amercah asTnans International q.
MarshaIl, Mit;fn1i, i6 i; WaEs Wn'Se' Forest 6.
clsEksop, Clark T.. l2: coisa HsrtT;ck' 0.
Belavare; c5: Mount s.. Mary's, o.
FrankIin.MsIshsll; y: Albrisht Il.
HsmllfSn HsR.IfSTs 2 3. ssaF155%oF; gsI1563S o,
So5wish; SeGv;Slh, 8; New Hsmeshire
Rhode Island State, & Worcester. 0.
Susouehanns 5: Johns Hopkins, :.
TUFTS Nor,he easttrn. % 6.
S:5# %,',riex co..
WESLEYAN Il: Coast Guard' 90,
MMon,cIaiT Teachers, 90; Arnold, Q.
Fairmont Teachers, IS; Glenville Teach
Miiiersvilie Teachers, 90; Shepherd Teach
Washing Wsshflnsion & Jefferson: :; Bethany: o.
EsipDs2sSuEs Tss' M ssRs5y Ms5ysG aGet
bl9ams6uTT 5sBa6 V,Il.4, y IS RiH. R;Gs.
indiana ,Psj Teachers, y: Car CLARION IN
Thiei' Is; Ithaca, =.
Westminster 81: Juniata, 10.
Scu.h.
Tulane "a Vanderbilt, Il.
Ftshmone, fehnessee, 4: Eagpdsn-sydney g t, =
Georsia :; Auburn. o.
\; G; STATE u; North Carolina, :.
Alabama, 30 Kentucky. o.
N.,ses MeTee, la; P=ressytsria1, = IL.
Howard, 10: Tampa. Il
Eastep kentucky Teachers. Al: George
Morehead, -; Concord. A.
Emory and Henry, 10; Western Carolina
Teachers, O.
Tuskeeee 80; South Carolina State. 12.
Marion. g; ST. Bernard. 6.
Morris Brown, 20; Alabama State, 6.
Mississippi Southern, 13: Louisiana Col
Florida 4. and NJ. As; Lane. o.
Allen. "a; Paine, o.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Oklahoma BIost
Wrecks Kansas
By the Associated Press


NORMAN, Okla, Nov. l.
Oklahoma. a gathering football
storm in the Big Six Conference,
blew down Kansas, 38 to 0 be-
fore 1000 fans today in its first
impressive display of power
aground and lightning by air.
Indian Jack Jacobs, who last
week upset unbeaten Santa Clara
with his passing and kicking,
passed to Oklahoma's first touch
down in the opening period, then
showed his greatest display of
power running in the final period
when the Sooners plowed over
for two more counters. In the
meantime he scored himself in
the second period and passed to
another score a few minutes
later.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Sneud and Demuret Gain
In Argentine Tourney
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSOClated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 1.-Sammy
Snead splashed over the soggy San
Isidro course today in 66, six under
par. The sensational round brought
him 143 anG tie with Pascual Viola,
Argentina, for sixth place.
Jimmy Demaret of Texas moved
closer to the front in the 72-hole
medal-play affair with a SO. His
aggregate of 141 left him fourth.
Eduardo Blast, Argentina, dupli-
Gated his Friday round Of SO and
remained in front with 1873,
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Sports Program
For Local Fans
TODAY.
EnntholI

TODAY.
Football
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington
Redskins. Griffith Stadium, 230.
Gonzaga- VS.. Mount st. Mi
chael's, Bronx. New York.
Hockey.
Philadelphia VS.. Washington
Ulines, Uline Arena. $50.
TOMORROW.
Football.
Tech at Central dnterhigh
series, 3:l5.
Golf.
Women's bonus tournament,
Congressional c. c., 9 am.
Boxing.
jay D. Turner VS.. Jimmy De
Chard, heavyweight feature. 10
rounds, Turner's Arena, first bout
$50.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
UIines Hockey Team
In 3-3 Game With
Phi|ade|phians
BY ttc Associated Press.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-The
Philadelphia ice hockey team made
its American League debut tonight
by sharing a 3-3 tie with the Wash
ington Ulines before a crowd of
4,500.
Although half of the Rockets
squad arrived in town only yester-
day, they took a 20 lead ir the
first period, only to have the Ulines
score two quick goals at the end of
the session to deadlock the count
A goal by Bert Janke in the Sec
ond period put the Ulines ahead,
but Orville Rouston, former Hershey
defenseman. shot the equalizer in
the third for the Rockets, sending
the game into a 10-minute extra
period.
Starting line-up:
Evening star., 1941-11-02

SJOIt DN pFIIOUS-
Episcopal High School e n Of
Randolph Macon Academy 0 0 U 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Substitutiors: EplScopal-DodSon, Erwin.
Hamll, Hitch, Houston. Flemins. Minor,
Waterman Wood Warner. D Harrison;
Randolph Macon-Bethure, Bayiy. E.chnor,
Ives, LOVING, Martin McFaH.
Referee. Mr.. Dormsn tOhio u; umpire.
Mr.. BOYD 'Marvlandl; Head llnesman. Mr
Meslen tGeorsetoun).
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Basket Ball Officials
List Tuesday Meeting

District Association of Approved
Basket Ball Offlcials will hold its
first meeting on Tuesday night, &C
cording to an announcement from
Dallas Shirley, secretary.
The meeting will be at the Force
School, 1740 Massachusetts, avenue,
NV. at 7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Morgan Tops Shooters
With 4o Out of 50

r. D. Morgan proved the best shot
In rain and wind yesterday at the
weekly meeting of the Washington
Gun Club over the Benning traps,
busting 40 out of so targets to take
first place in the days main event.
r. J. Luttrell came through in
the handicap event, smashing 81
pigeons of the Is tossed him.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Curos Loses Cue leod

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. / @.-
Jimmy Caras of Wilmington, Del,
knocked Irving Crane of Livonia.
N. Y, out of a first-plaee tie in
the worlds pocket billiards cham
pionship tourney tonight. Caras, a
former champion, staged great
uphill battle to win, 125 to 81.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Springfield Six Ahead

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Nov. l
R.-Springfleld opened its third
season under Eddie Shore tonight
by defeating the Rhode Island Reds,
3 to 2, in an American League
hockey game before $500.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Dukes Keep Slate Clean

PITTSBURGH. Nov. l (P.-Du-
euesne's high-geared offensive func-
toned only once tonight, but that
sparkling first-period display OF
power was enough to preserve the
Dukes unbeaten, united record by
carrying them to 10 victory over
an outclassed but not outgamed
VillanOVa team.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
ST. A|bans Conquers
ST. Andrews, 1910 III;
CromeIin Stars
Probably Saves Gome
With Intereeption Of
Pass on Lost Piuy

Budd Cromelin. Lou Crawford and
Bozie Laws spanked fighting st.
Adams eleven to a 1871 victory over
st. Andrews School of Middleton,
Del, yesterday at St. Adams Field.
Cromelin probably saved the day
for the Saints In the final seconds
of the game he intercepted a heave
by Noel Austin on st. Adams goal
which, if completed, would have
meant a St Andrews victory.
With Capt. Crawford passing skill
fully and Cromelin being everywhere
at the right time, ST. Adams earned
its first tally early in the second
quarter, Crawford tipped a pass to
Elliot, who scooted 55 yards for the
touchdown.
Crawford-to- -Cromelin Clicks.
Later in the same quarter a series
of passes, Crawford TO Cromelin,
reached scoring territory.
During the third and fourth
quarters Laws gained important
yardage for the Saints with line
bucks and end runs.
II Was 4dle III the IlIldI quarter
before St. Andrews made its touch
down. Austin, powerful left half,
charged in to pick up a loose ball
from punt blocked by Mickey Ford.
Austin retrieved the ball and ran SO
yards to score He also converted.
Following the kickoff after the
touchdown St. Adams fumbled and
Mylecraihe of St Andrews recov.
cred Austin and Straut immedi.
ately started bewildering passing
and running attack, which reached
St. Adams 30-yard line. With only
20 seconds left. Austin shot a pass
intended for Straut but saw it in
tercepted by Cromelin who was
standing on the goal line and thus
ended the game
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Hornets Lose Hockey
Debut to Capitals
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associs ed Press.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 1.-Pitts-
burgh Hornets dropped their home
inaugural to indianapolis here to-
night, the Capitals winning, 81, be-
fore 1000 fans
Rookie Joe Turner spanked the
Capitals to victory by mastery work
at the net.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Godoy and ToIes Draw

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. l (P.-
Arturo Godoy, Chilean heavyweight
boxer, was held to draw IN IL
rounds tonight by Roscoe Toles,
Detroit Negro, in bout that drew
boos from the $4,000 spectators Der
cause of Its dullnesS.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Skaters Football Jinx

BRISTOL, Va. Tenn, Nov. 1 LP).
Smashing a 20-year hoodoo. King
College scored a 14-0 triumph over
Roanoke here tonight before big
homecoming crowd.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
American Hockey League

Hershey. =. New Haven. 2.
Cleveland. .: Buffalo. /
Sprlnefeld. 3; Rhode Island. 9.
lndlanapollS. ). ePIttshurRh.
Evening star., 1941-11-02

St. Adams IL o.
ST. Andrews 0 q -
Scoring. Touchdowns - CromeHn t2l,
Austin, converSion-AuStln
Substitut!ons. ST hlbans-BlocE, Phelps.
Svaeart. Bowie. Carter, Brylevski, Hutch
lrson. Price Leadbetter. Wlnent 81. An
drevs-Litten. Burton Straut, Mylecratne
Willets. Van Meter.
Referee. Mr.. Joe Mitchell: umpire. II
c r Mcclure; head linesman. Mr.. r. "
Luton.
Evening star., 1941-07-17
Uo,,c,1t.t Third
l. Il ON' C'ff' Floor

50-S295, 1895 Housecoats, s2-Cottons: dim
tiles, percales, crashes upper and wrap in
prints, dots Red. blue, rose, white grounds.
Sizes broken, 1920.
I0-S5.95 Cotton Chenille Robes, S2.95-Dusty
rose royal and raspberry, in sizes 1920, broken.
8-s3.95 Cotton Candewick Robes, s1.s5-
Wraparound styles in dusty rose, blue. Broken
sizes, 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Canoe Upsets;
Rescue Pair

Judgment of Jack Marchsnd
and c. F. Whiteman, Seattle
salmon anglers. made II possible
to save Mrs. Bernice Bedford, ~,
and Thomas Mount, 81. from prob
able drowning in the storm beaten
bay off Anderson island Monday.
The Seattle men, caught In the
sudden and powerful wind. were
pulling anchor to head for the
island when they saw Mrs. Belford
and Mount in their rocking Indian
canoe about a quarter mile away
They had been fishing for salmon.
Satisfied the canoe could not
stand the heavy waves. they
watched A moment later the
canoe capsized. throwing It's oc-
cupants into the heavy sea.
Marchand and Whiteman headed
their 1s-foot power boat 10 the
struggling man and woman, srriv-
ing just in time to save them. Mrs.
Belford. numbed from the cold,
was about to give up.
Mrs. Bedford. daughter Of
Johnny Bragget of Nisqually Flats
and Mount are expert swimmers.
That alone saved them, for several
times were they thrown clear Of
the canoe by powerful waves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Sharp Earthquake
Rocks Mexico Civ

MEXICO CITY-A Sc
we're earthquake hit Mex
leo City at 1880 p. m, top
ping buildings, interrupting
communications and caus-
ing at least one large fire.
Police headquarters re-
ported that eight fires had
been caused in the city.
Residents were panic
stricken. There was no I'm
mediate report of casualties.
Cornices crashed from
buildings in the central part
of the city. A building on
Gale Santa Maria Redonda,
near the Follies Bergere,
caught fire.
Many residents left their
automobiles and ran for
open parts Of the city TO
escape falling debris.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Hopkins Directs
Lending Program

WASHINGTON Prssidsn
Roosevelt Tuesday formally placed
his right hand man. Harry l..
Hopkins. In command Of the lend.
lease program of aid To democrs-
cies
In letter 10 Secretary ~ the
Treasury Henry norgenthsu. Jr.
Mr. Roosevelt terminated tho lisi-
son committee established Dec. q.
1889. 10 coordinate foreign mill.
tary purchases with Americas own
defenss program
simultaneously. he designated
hopkins to Syp%r,1se purchases
ny all countries in tho lend -lssss
ares
The letter. which for I'm first
time gave Hopkins official status
In tho war AID program. Vas not
explicit in outlining the powers
bestowed upon HIM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
British Hint French
Aided Nays in Drive

LONDON - Military authorities
asserted Tuesday that British
forces IN TobrBk. ~ ths Lioysn
coast. mad captured between 400
and 300 Germans in q counter
attack.
Twely. German Italian air
planes we're shot down in .
raid on Tobrpk. the authorities
said- The date of the raid Was
not given.
Suspicion Wa voiced TIesos y
that Germany had mad the tacii
sid OF France in moving 70 Africa
the forces which mad driven De-
yond Libys into Egypt
The Daily Mail suggested that
The German srmored divisions had
sailed from Sicily 10 ths French
Tunisisn coast and then kept In
French territorial waters 70 Tnp-
oil. Libys. V1th the "oontr1vsnes o,
the Vichy government"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Knox Opposes
Curbinq Strikes

WARRINGTON 49, sserstsry n
Navy Frank Knou Tuesday up.
possd legislation denying ths
night ~ men 10 strike" and Dc
elsrsd that rational unity IN ~
srrnamsn, b necessary bsesssss
we are now In the midst Of the
decisive period % this present
world war"
haos appsss~d before .
house naval affairs esananittss
heading an . b4Ii b, Cbstssass
Can q. ylssss. D.. ga. foe
compulsory msdisiios of labor
a,sput~. In Industries engaged
tn naval contracts. Sin~ss.
Appealing - first ~ftsss.. SAID
msdistses aasbisery 80 %
by pre-id~ss Roos~seti vss
Detective.
gnoy urged mat this ban b
t~osdsnsd ~ cover sii labor.
knos tod mo eommitfes he
could see nothing n0~ or IN TIE
future ~ gfsVs as 10 nsesssits,s
denying the night ~ men n
strike" be dsscribsf tina risni
70 strike when employment 30.
comes distsstsfuP a. on q par
with tho freedom ~ speech.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
4 Men Killed,
? Injured in
Mine Battle
Middlesboro. KY.
Scene Of Bloody
Labor Rioting
MIDDLE SBORO. Ky

h ID ID l. + > Il u k u, NY
Four men, including two COM
pany officers. were shot and
killed and seven other men
were wounded today in fight
Ing between the union and
non-union miners OF the Fork
Ridge Coal and Coke Co., sew
oral miles from here.
The fighting in which more than
200 men participated took place
near the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS state
line. The company's mine is near
Fork Ridge in Clayborne county,
Tenn.
The dead were identified as c.
w. Rhodes. As. Middlesboro. presi-
dent and general manager of the
company; f. W. Silvers, As. Fork
Ridge, vice president and treasurer
Of the concern; Bob Robinson. IS,
Caldwell, Tenn, Clayborne county
deputy sheriff and former sergeant
In the Tennessee state police. and
Sam Evans, 40, Middlesboro a
member OF the United Mine Work
ers (CIO).
The wounded. all members of the
UNIV, were r. W. Lawson. Bell
County. Ky, Afford Smith, Rella,
Ky, Walter Polly, Array, KY.
Earl Alley, Balkan, Ky, John Hol-
land, Cary, KY. Clayton Webb.
Capito, Ky. and Willard Forester
Cary.
The gun battle was fought
en a narrow road leading to
the ecmpany's coal camp
acroas the state line in Ten
Reeses.
The Fork Ridge mine has been
I operating regularly since the start
Y the current bituminous shut
bpwn. Approximately $50 UNIV
sckets marched to point near
he mine and massed to prevent
son- union miners from proceeding
o the workings.
Two different accounts were
given rs explanations for the
outbreak of gun fire. One
report had II that Silvers. who
VIVA driving his automobile to
the mine, stopped his car, got
out and asked the leaders of
the union men what they in
tended TO do. According "a
this report, a picket shot and
killed him at close range with
q blast from a sawed-off shot
gun. General fighting then
ensued.
The other report was that
Rhodes. who was driving TO the
nine with Robinson, had stopped
MS car and was talking with rep
esentatives OF the union when a
lon-union employe standing be-
lind the car fired into the massed
,nion pickets.
The uninjured participants scat
cred before police and deputy
heriffs arrived.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16

HONOLULU - msrtns se,si
t>Dnh~r ersshsd Monday niEni nsAs
ths wsimsnsio sugar plantatio~.
Killing zad Lieut.. Richard ". EN-
Dls. Jseksonyiils. ma. and s~rs-
oasiy burning his passenger. Pvt
Stephan Bell. eprinxfisld, No.
Ths aeet1~at occurred . knaf
hass after N Amy tsaasisg
piAns ten N ~ - of As-
huks pssst. Oahu.
Lieut.. Empis was attached 10
,hs marine air has, at the Pear
Hsrbor Naval Air station. Ne was
snFsEsd In routine training
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Air Accidents al Honolulu
Claim Lives Of Three Men

filxhs Al tbs time a ths ssaaA,
Bell 10 At TIE wsipso hospital
u ~~s sssssses1 sflsesaxDy
tAss ths>s sAsssa ~ ssuy
pssss wsss 1sA LIsss- Thes-
asss %. D~~tsvsky. ~ -
ns1laa. Coin. 80 ~ Lhssl
wsssss .. Test. ~. ksosesws
uaksD~a.
Amphisssn planes from whsssw
field pstroIIsd rhs area until MD
night. sidsd By sssrchiiehts mossnee
Cd a. shore. Witnesses sad they
had sssu the plans plunge into ~
ossan and feared ali hsd bsea ~,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Demo Ak"
50 Per Cent
Effective
Gleason Tires"
Republicans
In District !

Eiuhix -threa p~r cant sffe~.
A.. -. r.,,.,x ra,.w,..
..n. .,,--..
~ ." - nvo
p'"o'n !" As"h
sweep M hspunioan lpohoio'
ers In Commissioner bistriei
No. | Ance the Tacoma cleo
trieal dealer took office in
January survey of recent
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Lindberg Quits
Liquor Board

William J. Lindberg
member of the state liquor board
|ince It's inception in 1884, handed
bis resignation to Gov. Arthur B
|.anglie Tuesday
The resignation is effective
April 80, when 1ndberg will
enter private law practice In
Olympia. The governors of
flee said the resignation had
been accepted but no succes-
sor had been named ~ yet.
Lndberg. youngest Of the three
nan board. had been resppointec
Iast year ny Gov. Clarence .
Martin for a nine-year term. Hi
appointment was confirmed b'
sae 1871 state senate.
He formerly Was In Law
practice In Spokane and served
As secretary of the senate In
the 1888 legislature. Follow
ing that he was an assistant
attorney general assigned TO
the public service department.
Martin named him on the orig
inal liquor board In March,
1884.
Lndberg is the first member q
have the board, Martins othel
wo appointees, Admiral Luther Z
Gregory. its chairman, and Henr,
sreserson. still being in office
-indberg is a Democrat. While Oh
he board ne mas handled the legs
n.ses OF the boards operations
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-16
Observation-Disclosures

Joseph o. Meyers, who proposes
To build . number ~ houses in
the west end. and Mayor Harry p.
Cain hav. been invited 10 address
the Sixth Avenue Business club
on Monday evening. April ii.
Brsyen Dyer. former Taeomsn
who gained oonsldersbls fame AZ
sports writer In Los Angeles, 10
now doing publicity for the Doug
las Aircraft corporation In Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Simm, Mosolf. wife II the
former Dig league baseball star.
has beer absorbing radio technique
the past several yssks. chiefly by
watching hsr husband dong .
weekly turn over ths air.
Nov On route TO California. Mrs.
GlIIs l. MeilinKsr. wee president Of
the G. z. ksllingsr Co. plans 70
visit her nephew. y. v Aidridgs
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