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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24


SHANGHAI. Oct. "a. - Dis
patches to Shanghai said today
that every Japanese private
soldier from Manchuria to Indo-
China is chuckling' over what he
regards as Americas backdowp'
in view of the Washington an.
nouncement that war supplies will
not be sent to Moscow via
Vladivostok.
Editors note: In Washing
ton yesterday a state depart
ment spokesman declared the
decision to send war equip
ment to Russia via Archangel
rather than through Vladivostok
was not intended to appease
Japan.
according to the spokes-
man, the decision was reached
merely because the route TO
Archangel is shorter than the
Pacific route via Vladivostok.
Furthermore, Washington
dispatches stated, the United
States intends to continue ship
ping oil to Russia via Vladi-
vostok.)
According TO reports to Shang'
hal, Japanese military circles
prone TO regard affairs in the
United States as similar to those
in Japan-now profess to hole
the view that older officers ir
the United States army and. navy
have prevailed over "impetuous
younger officers. who want g
showdown with Japan"
In recent weeks the japanese
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
British Hammer
Northwest Reich


LONDON. Oct. "a. - British
bombers once more hammered
targets in northwestern Germany
last night and early today In an
other OF Britain's aerial sweeps
over the Reich.
Meanwhile, the air ministry an
nounced, a single German raider
flew over northern Scotland. drop.
ping a few bombs which caused
no casualties.
Can official German announce
ment said Raj planes during the
night dropped explosive and in
cendiary bombs on several points
in northern Germany, causing
insignificant damage to build
ings and slight civilian casual
ties" The Germans said one
Raj bomber was shot down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
ST. Chuckle i'm Glee
But U. S. Says Decision Not TO Use WadNosfok
Was Because Arehangel Is Nearer

newspapers repeatedly have
stressed that shipments Of Ameri'
can war supplies to Russia via
vladivostok would imperil peace
in the Pacific.
Some quarters in Shanghai ex'
pressed the opinion that the
Japanese view of the Washington
announcement as a "backdowr'
may increase difficulties en-.
countered in the current Japanese.
American negotiations at Wash
ington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

The bulletin added 100 German
tanks, $50 trucks and a battalion
OF enemy infantry had been de
stroyed.
Despite the Russian claims,
the British radio stated in a
broadcast heard by CHS that
the main German drive again
has been concentrated on Mos
COW. The Communist newspaper
Pravda was quoted as saying:
("Today Moscow Is In danger.
We shall never surrender. We
must be prepared to see the
streets of Moscow become the
scene of violent fighting. Every
window must become a firing
post, every street n fortified
point. every citizen soldier.
The whole Of Moscow must be-
como a gap into which the Ger
mansswill put thousands Of their
heads.")
- A Moscow radio broadcast alst
stated German attempts TO SEIZE
industrial regions near Rostov
81. itegic gateway to the, Caucasus
were repclled yesterday except a
one point, where the enemy forces
consolidated their positions.
"a Hungarian war bulletin
announced Hungarian troops
continued their successful sd-
vance and are vigorously APP
preaching the Donetz Biver.")
There. the Russian announce
conceded. the Soviet forces with
drew 10 a new. defense line afte
inflicting heavy. losses on tn
invaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
ZhukOV Brother Here
Friends Believe Retired Detroit Auto Worker Is Kin
Of New Moscow Defense Chief
Photo By Paramount News

anese war, came to America in
1911. to Detroit in 1916. His
brother, Grigori, was IS years old
when LUX came to America.
Zhukov rose from chief of staff
to his present post, is reputed 10
be plain fighting man from the
ranks with the ability to instill
faith in his men, and TO move his
troops with the finesse of a
veteran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
British Admit
Navy Ship Sunk
International New. Service Gable

LONDON, Oct. 24.-The British
admiralty today announced the
loss of the naval auxiliary Spring
bank. sunk in action with the
enemy.
(Lloyd's registry lists the
Springbank as a twin-screw
merchant ship of SIS tons,
built in 1926, and operated by
the Bank Line. Glasgow, before
being taken over by the adj
miraltV.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
ATTACK ON NAPLES

ROME, Oct. 24-(INS)--Enemy
air raids on Naples and the south
eastern port of Cotrone were
announced by the Italian high
command today.
Seven British fighter planes
were shot down in aerial combat
with Italian bombers, while sew
eral British bombers were dam
aged in an attack on Miccaba
airdrome. Malta, another an
nouncement said.
II also asserted that German
fighter planes attacked harbor
installations in besieged Tobruk,
on the north African coast, dur
ing the same hours. One big fire
was started and a number of ex-
plosions noted, it was declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
SOME WANT PEACE

Sentiment for coming to terms
with Japan on an honorable basis
is alleged to have spread even to
some high generals.
The defeat of Soviet Russia and
the prospect that Hitler's Nazi
legions may be at China's back
door next year is said TO be not
without influence upon the desire
for peace with japan.
The Moscow radio confirms my
previous dispatch saying Stain is
rushing his crack troops and equip
ment from Red armies in outer
Mongolian Eastern Siberia into
European Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
State Liquor Costs
Drop $500 on $1,000

LANSING. Oct. 24.-The cost
to the state of selling $1,000 worth
of liquor has dropped $3.50. Com
James q. BUtsch said
today as the liquor commission
answered charges that pay roll
costs were too high. ~ n
Dotsch, revealed that sales have
increased nearly 30 per cent in
dollar volume for the first mint
months of 1871. while pay rolls
have been upped only 3.69 per
cent. The civil service cornmis-
sion Is making survey OF the
liquor commissions pay roll.
Ready for you Ia sing or play
Dear Arabella," Glenn Mill
er's choice for song hit honors-
I'm this Sundays TIMES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

Gen. Grigori K. Zhukov, young
Cossack officer entrusted today
with the vital defense of Moscow
held the center of the stage for
Detroit born Russians today.
For friends of Sila Zuk, 60, of
5451 Tarnow avenue, retired
former Ford Motor Company en-
ploye, believe the general is Zuk's
youngest brother.
Zuk shortened his family name
OF Zhukov when he obtained his
United States citizenship Is years
ago.
KNEW HE WAS IN ARMY
Said LUX today:
IL haven't had direct word
from my brother I'm 10 years.
knew he was in the army, but
whether he Is now general
do not know"
For a long time Zuk scrutinized
and International News Photos
picture Of the new general. a pic
ture which looks so much like Zuk
at the age of as.
II can not say. My parents
are still living, very old people
in kiev," Zuk added.
If General Zhukov is Zuk's
brother. he comes from a long line
Of CosSack fighters. His fathei
fought IN the Turkish war, hi!
grandfather in the Crimea. Zul
himself fought in the Russo-Jap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Cleaning Shop Blast
Badly Burns Woman

Miss Ruby Grimes. u. of 1o29s
Delmar avenue, remained in seri-
Gus condition today at Receiving
Hospital of burns she suffered
yesterday when cleaning fluid she
was using exploded, igniting her
clothing. Miss Grimes was at
work in a cleaning establishment
AZ 1919 Westminster avenue when
the accident occurred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
BOMB SCOT PORTS

BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Q ~ 81
German authorities announced to-
day that the luftwaffe. during the
night, bombed port facilities at
Dundee, Scotland, causing several
huge confiagrations."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
NEW WORRIES ARISE

There is deep concern in Ameri-
can and British circles in the Far
East over America apparently
moving in the direction of a two
ocean, two-front war thousands OF
miles apart. the beginning OF
quarrels in England over conduct
of the war, and the British radical
Laborites charging "reactionary'
members of Churchilrs cabinet
with insincerity toward Soviet
Russia, and Hitler's approaching
Moscow and the frontiers Of Asia,
nearer every day.
What is also causing worry and
anxiety are reports from reliable
sources in Chungking, indicating
the rapidly increasing war weari-
ness in Chang Kai-Shek's national
army Of Free China, which Is not
or surprising after more
than four years of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
Ndzi Legions
-, - q
Hurled Anew
-AtRedCapital

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Chancellor
Hitlers legions threw their full
force against Moscow's defenses
today, hut once again apparently
were halted by Red army defenders
under command OF Gen. Grigori
X. Zhukov.
Indicating that no particular
changes had occurred in the battle
lines outside Moscow. the Soviet
high command declared in its noon
war communique:
During the night Of October
%, our troops fought the enemy
on the entire front, and especi-
ally stubbor fighting occurred In
the directions of Mozhaisk and
MaloyaroslavetZ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
u. 5. and British
Map Plans for
Aid to Shanghai
BY KARL H.,voN wIEGAND

Il
| (Chief foreign correspondent
for the Hearst newspapers: for
80 years the outstanding poIiti-
cal observer in Europe and the
Far East, and who has covered
many wars: now stationed at
Shanghai, the last uncensored
Listening post" and transmits
sion point in Europe, Africa or
Asis.)
Special wireless Dispatch to The Detroit
Times
SHANGHAI, Oct. 24.-Americar
and British authorities here re-
portedly are holding quiet talks"
on what can or might be done
toward maintaining Shanghai as q
neutral port and city in event oil
sudden outbreak of American
Japanese hostilities.
UpriSings of hungry Chinese In
this city OF 100000 is only one
of the possibilities giving deer
concern should Shanghai be shut
off from food, coal, oil and i'm
ports by sea.
Maintaining order, feeding and
protecting 1000 Americans, 4,00C
British, $4,000 Russians. and more
than $4,000 Jewish refugees, would
constitute another problem.
MARINES ON ALERT
It Is realized in authoritative
quarters that owing to the de,
lpreciation of the Chinese dollar
to 80 for one American dollar
consequent inflationary high prices
and profiteering together with nc
corresponding increase in wages
there is already an ugly temper
that, in the excitement OF the
Outbreak of war. might easily be
famed by agitators into an anti.
foreign storm.
Officers and men of the United
States Marines stationed here
whether on or off duty. were to-
day ordered by their commander
Colonel Howard. to be constantly
on the alert TO assist in maintain
ing law and order and in the
suppression of acts OF terrorism In
their section of the international
Settlement.
1t is the first time that such an
order has been issued to the
marines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24
CLAIM VICTORIES

Earlier the Russians claimed
victories over the Germans in gi-
gantic battles northwest. south
west and south ~ Moscow
moving down the Nazis in vast
numbers.
This afternoon the Russian
(TaSs) news agency said renewed
German attacks on the Crimea
had been repulsed, with more than
1000 Germans killed and wounded.
In the past three days. said
TaSs, 10000 enemy soldiers have
been killed or wounded on the
Crimean front. Fifty guns and a
great number of machine guns and
trench mortars were said to have
been destroyed.
The battle on the approaches
to the Crimean peninsula, said
Tass, is raging with undated
force. The Germans were reported
throwing fresh divisions into the
attack, but the Red army was
'resoluteIy resisting the on
slaughts."
FIGHTING AT LENINGRAD-
Heavy fighting also broke out
anew on the Leningrad front.
There, according to A. supplement
tary Russian communique, a
Soviet tank unit annihilated two
enemy infantry companies, de-
stroyed Ia tanks and Is guns.
"One of our tanks killed 80
enemy soldiers" the bulletin
said.
According 10 the midnight Soviet
high command com muniq u e.
fierce enemy attacks in the
Mozhaisk and Maloyaroslavetz
areas were repulsed with heavy
losses to the enemy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-24

1t is the first time that such an
order has been issued to the
marines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Park Basketball

The Mssslahs. y o vs. and
Hormons chalked up wins IN the
opening play Of The last halt
round - Park class ~ basketball
last night.
spadafors. AesaIAhs fast
shooting forward tipped IN "a
points 70 help his five down First
Congregational. Is 20 20.
W0odmsn took advantage of
nanitoas inability 10 nj the
basket and dropped them. ~ "a
~ The half ended ~ 10 ln
favor ~ -. " o w. d. Inc
third quarter not = field soal vas
registered with fHo minutes 10
play ~ o vs. sank three quick
shots 70 sew u -
The nofmOns tofpsdo.a knApps.
80 10 20 10y. khnRsr and X.
BALDWIN starred for the saints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Zale Puts His
Title on Block

CHICAGO Tony zais ~ Gary.
Ind National Boxing association
mlddlcweighi champion. agreed to-
day 10 defend hi. title at tho
stadium Feb. an against steve
namakos, Washington. u. c. rhs
match IN scheduled for 10 rounds.
fret fight At that distance sinas
boNing va. lesalized In Illinois.
Pale scored a split decision over
Msmakos In a non.titis bon, last
month.
Promoter nnl Rand said former
champion Al Hontak II Seattle
also will appear on the card Rand
said he hoped 10 land one 81 New
Yorks mlddis~siEht crop a. Hos
taks opponent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Teams 10 Meet
In Vital Game

The undsfs.isi Mckinley Nil
team and thu thlfd.plscs ~ v A
quintet will NEE, In the girls
gymnasium 81 Stadium Tuesday
night In an important Commercial
A Ieass. game Tn. tip-off 10 81
y y IA.
In ssethss lssgas ssas.
Sens Of rsvseiss VIII PLAY
r1ssh ssussrss. wefssss
f,sid 81 . p m. 10 Ne sisss'
syml
Commercial A league E&mes
7 y m girls gym. rrsisbtsrs ~
Wsens. 7 p. m. ooys gym. rnofns-
sss ". Machord HON D~rs. 4 o, M.
T. NJ 9 A. ys Fife. > y. m.
Ahipbulldsrs W Norwood.
Thursday Il . . N the Freight.
srs and the Bofnesfs will meet 81
Stadium 20 settle tns sesoas.
round iiils race IN N. "A lssxls
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Hittinq the Old Head Pin

way sport Center team rolled
9s5. without handicap. for the
hest team single and 1901 for
the highest team total.
Industrial league results 3sth
street Boosters 1. Broadway al
leys 0: Ttnf Smoke Shop 3, Bert $
Mems Wear /; Ray Printers 8,
Tacoma Towel supply !; Gas
Company 3. Wheeler osgood l.
Broadway Sport Center 4, Totem
Stores o.
In the knights OF Columbus
league matches. Stuart sullivan
rolled 1875. l6s and 1877. for a nice
$50 total. George Boscovich rolled
545 for another good score.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Lincoln Mat
Program Made

Lincoln's defending state cham
pion wrestling squad Will open its
1871 season against Longview on
February L at Longview.
Other meets are slated with
Fife. Sumner and Stadium but as
yet the exact dates are unknown.
Coach Reyes is holding slimins-
ton tryouts at the present time
in order to get his squad down TO
workable size.
Neil Hiekok. who guided the
squad temporarily this year and
Was the coach of last years
championship squad. left for the
army last week, thus dealing a
severe blow To the Abes wrestling
chances in 1e4i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Geer had high gam. is7 winlfr.d
hoRe HIN series AZ
sth Avenue Tavern IssTus
sih Ase Aiisss
csnslss z13s ,ol. Wee, Fnd as4s
- high game TED Hamilton zoo
high series. Jack Mcintyre s21
Pine St. 26ss %. Inc Loop z50a
20 high game 2 Z Glenn. 400
high series u nsrihugh sz7
hish game. p Savage at hish s.riss
3 Savage ss5
south Tss0na Merchants
III ssf tiisys
Jensen Pc 7s24 - Electric CITY
zs4i 43l high sAms L juicy. zos
hlsh sefiss L JuleY szs
Gene 4 Bl8l shell b : ASH n
aish game Bolhsim "a hisn serlss
Fstef.nsck 51s
Airport Cigar zsss a.. Jordan
Bread zfsl ~. rlsh samls Lou
H9ifmsn zie. nlzh ,sflss Lou Hoff
n " w.ioer supply 7.ss ~
Ciuo Tavern 7ss3 a. nign ssms. J
FIfe' <Oi' hisn seIi.s J. PINE. sac
The Poodle Dor team composed
Of Jack oibson. George Elstsd.
Harold Hsnson. Jess Rankin and
bob Houngbsrg. have entered the
junior classic tournament 10 be
held az Seattle Recreation. FEB.
:. This team holds high records
n the Market street Boosters
lesg1. with 1918 ., their single
game and 1885 for their three
gam. -riss
Jimmy ZsrSelii ard Poee n
hsr,s owners ~ the Poodle Dog
sponaor the team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Still HANGS Fire

SEATTLE - Arrangements fss
an snda1r track msss sstwssa kns
University ~ California and ~
University 81 wsshsnzton nsss N
March sfs ssiii hanging fire.
wsshinGson's AthIstis Manages
Car klifofs said today
DE said the msst nsS not 800
cancelled saa that fbe tao schoeis
we're stiii corresponding on aslssL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

EAGLES LODGE LEAGUE
COLISEUM ALLEYS

The Eagles Lodge 14-team
league occupied the IA lanes at the
Coliseum last night II IL an i'm
pressive sight to see the leaguers
start off from the approaches.
The Hammond Electric Laundry
team came in strong last night
with a total Of 275e pins.
Bloom. captain, shot the
high three game series 2i0.
2Is, 1855. total SO.
Clement. of the same team.
shot a neat 207, and Dubois
another teamate. shot 20i.
Bill Eggleston. Tokstad Furnace
shot the high single game, 2i5.
Another 200 on the same team
was by Joe Kezele. 203 p. Wsh-
lers. anchor for Merrick 4 Race,
shot 204 in his second game.
Results.
Hammond Electric Laundry 275s
"a. Tokstad Furnace 1890 "a high
game Essleston 2l5 series Bloom SO
Golden Ase 1895 49, herfick a,
Race 1851 az high game *ahlefs
2O4 series Wahisrs 522
Turf Smoke Shop 2f2s 10 Vienna
Cabaret 1888 a. high game SCotty
MuIdock 1856. series, sc0tty Aurdock
52s
Mecca Restaurant 22sl fOl. Ma
thAn.s Clothiers 2s73 80 high game
Justice l7s series Justic. 4ss
Berss Tavern 24<S ~ Eagles No
! 24ss a. high game A Larson lo2
series V. Isngdon 457.
Eagles No 2 243s a. Lamlnsr
2373 11. high game. ID Miller l7s.
series ID Jones 40
seldom. 2422 20 Teds Place 1851
a.: high ssms Bsrtle l7s. <ries
gartis ATg
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Ring Cash Goes
To British Aid

INV YOHk Promoter Jack
kearB. said today that tns Is
round fight scheduled between
Anton Christoforidls of Greece
ard Gus iyesnsvich ~ New YORK.
~ Miami or Palm ssach. PA
late this month. would la ths
nrf in srriss u nAti0n-,zids
bouts for the benefit ~ the
British American Ambulance corp.
ksarns said Chrlstoforldin and
Lssnsyioh have each been guaF.
antssd ~: 900
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05

Nsn ct might snd farsthouEht
wers he I.eaFenWorth Winter
Sports club members sho some
years sEo staged the first jump
ing tournament near re tnY
mounfaln teSa on TIE est see
~ TIE Cascades From small
fair for residents ~ ths WsnAt-
- NIL country the event hss
own in Importance until Il i
ore II Tho outstanding Jumping
events 81 the country With the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Boy Scouts Lose

Inc lie tsOYs won from fts Boy
scouts ~ a score u "a - II in
a Junior y BASKETBALL Tsms iast
night az the FIRST Congregational
church Campbell. u N. lee
team. registered nine points r.
Melon scored 10 for the lossrs
IN another zams. Christ church
beat ths <sth ~. nsrebantA. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Ski Weather

fDdaYs road and ski report
Paradise Temperature 80. ~
nsN snow. ~ inches co ground.
scattered clouds. light -yuthsa.,
wind. road good.
MI Baker Temperature ~. ~
nsa snow - lnohss on srgund
light south wind broken cloud.
anos and lee On RAD. carry chains
stevens Pas. Temperature a.
NJ new sn0r. 81 inshss On ground.
scattered clouds. light east wind.
road ~sft and muddy ffOm SCENE
east carry chains
ssoaa~irnss r.s-TsmDsrstsrs
-. no nsV snow. - inches On
ground. moksn clouds. calm rosa
god
sashes -T.mpsrsturs 10 no
BsN snow. ~ inshs. On ground.
scattered clouds. light southeast
zind. road god
saognainse Sal ssssi 80 Ten.
psfAtsrs -. ~ nss sDSs1. 30
inches O. ground. broken clouds
light east ziaa
Deer Park Tempsrafurs ~. no
asu sn0W. - inches "a ground.
overcast. frssh ~ygth Nind. Skiins
far. road good sith ehslns
sismp,d~ Tsrnpsr.tsrs ~. 10
nsx snow - inches On ground.
Nst. light eat wind. partly cloudy.
Non.d Lake TsmpsratsTs -.
no nss sn0N II ineass On ground.
light west wind. partly ei0ady.
dry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Lang Keeps
Scoring Lead
Lutheran Ace Hos
Total OF l0l Points

Winkc individual scoring records
tell the story why Pacific Luif
sran 10 unhsatsn ~ith three GlAd.
stors topptns tho list
Harry Lang ST. leads the
parade With i0l points in eight
games followed by SIS sigurdson
With s. and MARY HarshmRn Nth
$ Bobby Stoelt Of Eastern Wash
ington is tied with Harshman A.
the s5-point mark.
The averages
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Fife VS.. Clovers

Fife blgh school gym rlll b.
crowded q tho rafters this Tues
day niRhf when Pfc Troians ana
Clover PARK Warriors BATH. Win
The leadership q The Pierce coun-
= league a. stake
Both qaintsts nave lost only
one game ~ far thls season and
are nOnllnsAy tied for ~. top
spot
Othsr Pierce County league
games Tuesday nlght find E.tOn-
vile a. Roy. KspoSsln a. rsim
ard Federal Way ., OrtlnE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Mungo Joins Up
In Second Place

NEW YORK ~ The Brooklyn
Dodgers announced the receipt Of
the signed 1e4I contract. Of
Pitcher Van Lingle hungo. Out
fielder Jimmy Wasdell and In
fielder Don Ross today bringing
10 10 the number of players
signed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-05
Rangers Lose
To Cheney Squad

LACEY. Wash. Eastern Wash.
ington College of Education de-
feated st. Martins. $40. last
night in Washington intercol-
legiate conference basketball
game. The teams meet again to-
night.