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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27
NYA Hoopmen
Win Thriller
From Killers
CoNNIRcIu <r.>pI>cs

y Y A snd Mckinley HI
Commercial A lesFuers put ~
another ore ~ Their dog tights
"Wednesday uight - stewart y.
y. A taxing the rubber game Il
20 80 q move hack into real title
contention
Ahead = point al the quarter
SIS y y A lost tie lead AZ the
hall 1872 and then proceeded 10
pile up eS-ie lead AT the three
quarter mark
Paul Scott Hitler Gagged seven
points IN last quarter rally that
nearly pulled the game out Of the
FIRE
Tell Pagni led the winners
with ls points while scott
had 10 play second fiddle 10
Harry Rush. with 10, Tor the
Killers high man honors.
American Lake relied on ~
Foremans 10 points IN tho lsst
quarter. ard % for the game n
defeat 2s5th McChord yield 30 70
%
The victory. coupled with Nc
kinlev's lass put ne two clubs
INTO a first place tie. hslf-game
ahead Of y. Y. A
Then Bnai Birth elinched a
berth in the upper division. a.
though not having chance a.
the title by beating 2bSth Nc
Chord. 50 TO SO. in the final
quarter.
Down nine points st the
half the McChord club rallied
10 trail by a point going into
the final quarter but lost their
ace. Pulliam. and the hall
game soon afterwards
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Evening star., 1941-03-27
AII-Coach StreamIiner
To Be Displayed Here

An all-coach streamlined passen-
ger train to be operated by the
Southern Railway system in daily
service between New York and New
Orleans via Washington will be
placed on public display between 9
am. and s pm. tomorrow on the
upper level at Union Station. The
streamliner is one of the newest de-
veloped in this country.
The new train was chriStened The
Southerner" in New Orleans, and
more than $4,000 persons have
turned out to see it at principal
cities along the route, including At
ianta and Birmingham. The trair
will be handled by the Pennsylvania
Railroad between Washington anc
New York. 1t will go into service
April l. it was announced.
Both The Southerner and Tht
TenneSseean, to be placed in service
soon between Washington and Mem
phis, are Diesel powered.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

including contractors and their
employees who are nationals Of
the United States and employed
in connection with the construction,
maintenance, operation or defence
of the bases, and the families of
such persons, for domestic use be-
tween United States post Offices
in leased areas and between such
post offices and other United States
post Offices and post Offices in the
Panama Canal Zone and the Philip
pine Islands.
Article XVII. Tuxotion.
Cd No member of the United
States forces or national of the
United States, serving or employed
in the territory in connection with
the construction, maintenance, OPP
Grafton or defence of the bases, and
residing in the territory by reason
only of such employment, or his
wife or minor children, shall be
liable to pay income tax in the
territory except in respect of income
derived from the territory.
CD No such person shall be liable
to pay in the territory any poll tax
or similar tax on his person, or any
tax on ownership or use of property
which is inside aeleased area, or Sit
uated outside the territory.
go No person ordinarily resident
in the United States shall be liable
to pay income tax in the territory in
respect of any profits derived un-
der a contract made in the United
States with the Government of the
Evening star., 1941-03-27

United States in connection with
the construction, maintenance, op-
Grafton or defense of the bases, or
any tax in the nature of a license
in respect of any service or work
for the United States in connection
with the construction, maintenance,
operation or defense of the bases.
Article XVIII. Businesses and
Professions.
Unless the consent of the govern
ment of the territory shall have
been obtained
Cd No business shall be estab-
lished in leased area: but the in
stitutions referred to in Article XIV
Cd Co offering goods, under a pro-
hibition against resale, exclusively
to the persons mentioned in the said
Article XIV Cd Co shall not be re-
garded as businesses for the pur-
poses of this article;
(2 No person shall habitually
render any professional services in
leased area: except to, or for, the
Government of the United States or
(See TEXT, Page AID
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Auhagen Challenges
Indictment Charging
Alien Law Evasion
Demurrer Filed Here
Calls U. S. Obligations
Vague and Indefinite

Counsel for Friedrich Ernst Au-
hagen, reputed publicity agent of
the German government, today filed
In District Court demurrer to
the indictment charging him with
failure to register with the State
Department.
Mr.. Auhagen contended charges
in the indictment do not consti-
tute a crime. He claimed further
that the indictment is so vague, in
definite and uncertain that he
would not be able to prepare his
defense If put to trial.
The 10 days granted recently by
Justice F. Dickinson Let's to file
any legal moves expired today. Mr..
Auhagen is held in $4,000 bond. He
has formally pleaded innocent
Oral arguments on the demur-
rer are expected to be held shortly.
The demurrer contended that the
indictment involves two different
laws, and Mr.. Auhagen wants to
know under which one he is to be
tried. His counsel insisted the in
dictment fails to tell where and
when activities complained of took
place and that it does not charge
that he was an agent of foreign
interests in the United States.
Mr. Auhagen contended that he is
entitled to know whether he is being
prosecuted for violation of the
original act of June 8, 1888, under
the act as amended, or under rules
and regulations prescribed by Sec
retary of State Hull He says that
certain defenses are available under
the amended act which would not be
available under the original statute
Representing the Government are
United States Attorney Edward M
Curran. Assistant Attorney General
Wendell Berge, Special Assistants to
the Attorney General George A. Nc
Nulty and Albert E. Aren't and As
sistant United States Attorney John
w. Fihelly.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Officers Are Elected
By Optimist Club

William Rawley has been elected
president of the East Washington
Optimist Club for the coming year
1t was announced today.
The election was held Tuesday at
the Continental Hotel. Other officers
elected included: Jim Evans, vice
president: Marty Gleason. second
vice president; Jim Ragland, third
vice president; Clifford Cook, treas
urer; Sid Oliver, secretary, and Will
liam Phillips, sergeant at arms.
Members elected to the Board of
Directors were Jerome Murray. Carl
Emge, Frank Steinko, T. N. Finch,
Dr.. Al Barnett, Dr.. Al Mcdonald
and Abraham Weinstein.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Article XIV. Customs and Other
Duties.

Cd No import, excise, consump-
ton or other tax, duty or impost
shall be charged on
tA) Material, equipment, supplies
or goods for use in the construction
maintenance, operation or defense
of the bases, consigned t., or des-
tined for, the United States author
tiles or contractor;
(B) Goods for use or consumption
aboard United States public vessels
of the Army, Navy, Coast Guard or
Coast and Geodetic Surveys;
Co Goods consigned to the United
States authorities for the use of in
stitutions under Government contro
known as Post Exchanges, Ships
Service Stores, Commissary Stores
or Service Clubs, or for sale thereat
to members of the United States
forces, or civilian employees of the
United States being nationals of the
United States and employed in con.
nectlon with the bases, or members
of their families resident with them
and not engaged in any business OF
occupation in the territory;
CD The personal belongings OF
household effects, Of persons referred
to in subparagraph Co and of con.
tractors and their employees. being
nationals of the United States EN-.
ployed in the construction, main.
tenance or operation of the base,
and present in the territory by rea.
son only of such employment.
(2) No export tax shall be charged
on the material. equipment. supplie'
or goods mentioned in paragraph q,
in the event of reshipment from tn,
territory.
~ This article shall apply not
withstanding that the material
! equipment, supplies or goods pas
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Article XII. Shipping and Aviotion.

Cd Lights and other aids to naVl-
CATION of vessels and aircraft placed
or established in the leased areas
and the territorial waters adjacent
thereto or in the vicinity thereof
shall conform to the system in use
in the territory. The position, char
acteristics and any other alterations
thereof shall be notified in advance
to the appropriate authority in the
territory.
(2) United States public vessels
operated by the War or Navy De-
partments, by the Coast Guard or
by the Coast and Geodetic Survey,
bound to or departing from a leased
area shall not on entering or leav-
ing the leased area or the territorial
waters in the vicinity thereof be
subject to compulsory pilotage or
to light or harbor dues in the terri
tory. If pilot is taken pilotage
shall be paid for at appropriate
rates.
(3 British commercial vessels
may use the leased areas on the
same terms ana COnQltlOnS as united
! States commercial vessels.
"a 1t is understood that a leased
area is not a part of the territory
of the United States for the pur-
| pose of coastwise shipping laws so
as to exclude British vessels from
trade between the United States
and the leased areas.
80 Commercial aircraft will not
be authorized to operate from any
/ of the bases (Save in case of emer-
gency or for strictly military pur-
poses under supervision of the War
or Navy Departments except by
agreement between the United
States and the government of the
United Kingdom, provided that in
| the case of Newfoundland such
! agreement shall be between the
United States and the government
of Newfoundland.
Article XII. Motor Troffic.
% Standard and test types of
motor vehicles as determined by the
United States shall not be pre-
Evening star., 1941-03-27
French to Turn In
z Old Garments to
Purchase New One
2S the Associated Press.

VICHY, France, March 81
Frenchmen may now buy new
clothes-if they turn in double
the quantity of old ones.
A new regulation reopened the
sale of clothes, which had been
almost completely halted.
Two pairs of old pants turned
in by the purchaser of a new
pair will be given to the
national help organization for
distribution free to the needy.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

right away, no long waiting for results.
Apply Poslam Ointment tonight-wash face
with pure Poslam Soap the price is
small - the relief is great! All druggists.
Evening star., 1941-03-27

The United States shall have the
right to employ and use all utilities,
services and facilities, roads, high
ways, bridges, viaducts, canals and
similar channels of transportation
belonging to, or controlled or regu-
lated by, the government of the
territory or the government of the
United Kingdom, under conditions
comparable to and no less favourable
than those applicable from time to
time to the government of the
United KINGDOM,
Evening star., 1941-03-27

vented from using roads In a terri
tory by reason of noncompliance
with any law relating to construc-
ton of motor vehicles.
90 No tax or fee shall be payable
In respect Of registration or licens-
ing for use in territory of motor
vehicles belonging to the Govern
ment of the United States.
Article XIII. immigration.
% The immigration laws of the
territory shall not operate or apply
SO as to prevent admission into the
territory for the purposes of this
United States forces posted to a
leased area or any person mot being
national of a power at war with
His Majesty the King employed by,
or under contract with, the Gov
ernment of the United States in con-
nection with the construction, main
tenance, operation or defense of
the bases in the territory: but suit
able arrangements will be made by
the United States to enable such
persons to be readily identified and
their status to be established.
(2) If the status of any person
within the territory and admitted
thereto under the foregoing para
graph shall be altered so that he
would no longer be entitled to such
admission, the United States au-
thorities shall notify the govern
ment of the territory and shall, If
such person be required to leave
the territory by that government,
be responsible for providing him
with a passage from the territory
within reasonable time. and shall
in the meantime prevent his be-
coming a public responsibility of
the territory.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Article X. Surveys.

Cd The United States shall have
the right, after appropriate notifi-
cation has been given to the gov
ernment of the territory to make
Typographical and photographic
surveys outside the leased areas
in any part of the territories and
waters adjacent thereto. Copies,
with title and triangulation data, Of
any surveys so made will be fur
nished to the government of the
territory.
(2) Notification and copies will
be given to the United States au-
thoritieS of any such surveys car
ried out by the government of the
United Kingdom or the government
of the territory.
Evening star., 1941-03-27
Text
Article TX. Public Services.
Continued From Page AID

that government and those authori.
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through other parts of the territory
en- route to or from a leased area.
90 Administrative measures shall
be taken by the United States
authorities to prevent the resale Of
goods which are sold under para
graph Cd Co, or imported under
paragraph Cd Cd of this article,
to persons not entitled to buy goods
at such post exchanges, ships serv-
ice stores, commissary stores or
service clubs, or not entitled to free
importation under paragraph Cd
CD; and generally to prevent abuse
of the customs privileges granted
under this article. There shall be
cooperation between such author
tiles and the government of the
territory to this end.
Article XIV. Wireless and Cobles.
Cd Except with the consent of
the government of the territory, no
wireless station shall be established
or submarine cable landed in a
leased area otherwise than for mill
tary purposes.
% All questions relating to fire.
quencies, power and like matters,
used by apparatus designed to emit
electric radiation, shall be settled
by mutual arrangement.
Article XVI. Postol Facilities.
The United States shall have the
right to establish United States
post Offices in the leased areas for
the exclusive use of the United
States forces, and civilian personnel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
land SOUR

uned players Rzzuo and Prddy around the all important
increased the counys for Yankee
pennant chances
Billy Jurges player fan who SCOTS at the
helmefohers suggestion after seeing this fine bapayers
peremptory checked beanba ought TO have his
head examined more closely than urges Incidentally you
skued urges all right fellow with press. player and
pub-for there criticism of this accident there
the Bowman Medwick beaning
Would anybody like to bet me hat that Newsom doesn't
finger knee-cap before July A? Lou Novikoh
snger-oueder will sing with Bng Crosby next
Thursday night They hit but nothing higher than
Giants dropped their plans to hire agent
things simultaneously with the purchase of (crve
bal) destroyer, Mr.. Leo Hartnet
lot Of the predcters are right i9+i series Prepeo
tca be staged Monday St. Petersburg Uhen the Ydks meet
The Red of things than they're
Yaleey eight The fearless
spent grand total $I2S06f2 has ball club. HIS
port the Massachusetts state department Of corporations and
shooed that the Red SOe hare lost OF
7S04 and hammered dolcn to that modest
figure By the that the club lost only s67Q last
still cOnder Whd holding the Yankee sale!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
kearns Wants to Buy AmbuIances

John Hettche and Tom Dewey (Wiketes) sat in Red
Burmans but rooted for Joe Louis yellow Wikiee)
Harry Hopp Nebraska haback brother Johnny St Louis
Cardinal infelder Debs of the who
National League batting championship for 1940 275acre
ranch and his bats leaving
them out in the yard through the Winter.
The ShipsadJohnson Ice Foles did well in Pittsburgh
is playing engagement in the Smoky City in April
Tom McAde who associated with Benny Leonard and Gene
Tunney is back in the fight of Billy Francis
weerwegh out of Hartford Conn., who graduated from
Vanova Jack Kearns aim in his promotion to make
money enough ambuances fothe British
fully equipped ambulance costs $3.50 delivered in Eng
land planned send FIVE apane ambulances each
costing 100000. to the Raj.
The National League helmet for battes weighs between
three and five it's inside the baseball and is
anteed prevent skull fractures Jim Benton end for the
Cleveland Rams, is the daddy of 26-monh-od boys
of whom righhanded and the other left-handed
Benton up the pros from Arkansas University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
L. NJ. Matmen 9Th
In Big Ten Meet

COLUMBUS. O.. March S.-The
team from the Univer-
sity of Minnesota today became
champions of the Western Confer
ence. displacine the grapplers from
the University Of Indiana, holders
of the title for the last three years.
University Of Michigan won one
in placing fifth when
Jim Gales whipped A. johnson Of
Iowa in the 175-pcund class.
The GopherS. by showing all
round team strength. counted %
points throughout the annual tour
nament which was held in the
Ohio State gymnasium here Friday
and Saturday. Iowa. showing sur
prise strength, placed second with
a total team score of II and Indi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
WING STANLEY CUP HEROES RETURN
PLAY in Game for Frank MacDoneI Fund

team which brought Detroit the
big cup in 1886 and 1887. are to
form the forward line for the
Stanley Cuppers, with Edible Good
fellow and Stew Evans on the de-
Tense and Normie Smith in goal.
The amateurs will boast not
only such goal-getters as Len
Loree. Windsor's flying league
leader. and Jimmy Baudino of
Holzbaughs but also Johnny Ho-
lota, Tony Licari and Jack Eagan
from the Guelph Biltmores, three
players who are the sensations of
Canadian junior hockey.
Yves Lampsa, Pat Gardner. Andy
Mulligan and Jack Dent are among
the defensemen who will try TO
put it on the Red Wing forwards
while Joe Turner of Holzbaughs
and Dinny McManus of Windsor
will alternate in the nets. Both
goalies are Red Wing proteges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Heroes of Detroit's Stanley Cup
triumphs will join IN with the Red
Wings who now carry Deroit's
hopes Tuesday night in the Frank
MacDonell Memorial fund hockey
game at Olympia.
The Red Wings are to oppose
the amateur all-stars composed
of the pick of Michigan-Ontario
amateur league players and Red
Wing prospects from Canadian
clubs.
The amateurs. coached by Man.
ager AL brennan of the Windsor
Spitfires and Art McDermott of
Detroit Holzbaughs promise to
put the heat on and extend the
Wings, especially the former Stan
ley Cup heroes who will take the
ice for a 5 or 10-minute assault.
Larry Aulie. Herbie Lewis and
IIec Kilrea. all members Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Jenkins Montgomery
Ring Duel Postponed

NEW YORK. March S.-QNS)
"A new March 26-was set
today for the overweight match
between Lightweight Champion
Lew Jenkins. Sweetwater. Tex.
and Bob Montgomery, Philadel-
phia.
They had been scheduled to
meet March 81. but Promoter
Mike Jacobs postponed the match.
he said. so jenkins eye liberation,
sustained in a match against Lou
Ambers. could heal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
WITH BASEBALL GREATS
ON GRAPEFRUIT TRAIL
SWEET
BY BOB CONsIDINE

THE FLORIDA BASEBALL FRONT. March 8-The World
Champion Reds play their second exhibition game
Tampa against the Washington
tons this They plan to stay out of the first division
that inevitable title World Champion applied the
of World Series ridiculous the times tougher
Tom Yawkey sock" o buy Red
Sox signed blank and authorized Lefty
Grove to fill in amount he thought he worth.
Walter o. Briggs better try that with Buck Newsom.
all-tme $4,000 per will be severely
topped Bob Teller be caught the draft but he expects
Brooklyn its first when he throws three
innings of fast balls the Dodgers in the Cleveland Brooklyn
Kroll edreSs Time. her
thaa The baseball
won't let her in their guid-the spoil-sports
finally becomes a March Is
Vile He'll pilot picked from his baseball school,
Paatka game against soldier team
Swallowing the last vesge of PRIDE Miamis dog tracks
steam heated grandstands"
shifting Hank banning TO the outfed a
pete surprise him. judging from recent talk the
business Babe Dahgen and the arbitrary placing of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Kids See Bruins for Tax

Joe Krakauskas, southpaw finger whom Indians got
from Washington the major leagues champion heeandtoe
walker Red Fifth Down Friesel of Dartmouth
football fame buyer in the ribbon department of big
dry goods store in Pittsburgh and officiating only hobby
Maybe John Keran of Information Please Bob Feers
salary Bill Stewart National Baseball League
boost salary this Quentin Reynolds former
New York baseball scribe and recently foreign correspondent
London Polish the British Air Force
the best air in Europe
Frank Boucher of the Rangers Mickey Ion King Clancy
and Bill Stewart handle hockey better than officials
the old days Clancy the of the present day
referees Murray Murdoch Rangers iron
coaches hockey at Yale. .
Art Ross, the great inventor. lets kids the Bruins
hockey in Boston for the federal Elmer Layden
National Football League established his head
quarters in Chicago and the loops publicity operations,
formerly split between Chicago and New York
trated in the former city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Edible Again Helps

Witt, only two minutes left,
Stewart of the Wings and Demers
of Canadiens were chased for high
sticking and while they were off
Howe put the Wings two up by
slapping home Goodfellow's pass in
a scramble at The goal mouth.
CanadienS' veteran line of Get
life. Sands and Chamberlain. was
the first to carry the play TO De-
troit in the second period but the
Wings shifted the battle again
when Joe Fisher and Carl Lis
combe moved in to force Bibeault
TO successive saves. With Crosse
leading the forechecking the
Wings then kept Canadiens bottled
for more than two minutes in
which Abel and Ware each made
good tries.
Canadiens began TO forget all
caution and Howe and Bruneteau
broke away only to be beaten by
Bibeault. Stewart was penalized
for tripping and CanadienS turned
on the power.
Mowers had to be at his best to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09
Continued on Page Two)
Collegiate Title
Goes to Irish

NOTRE DAME. Ind. March s.
-Notre Danes we'll balanced
track team took five firsts in II
events and scored in all but two
events to regain the Central Col
legiate Conference indoor track
title it lost to Marquette last year
The Irish scored 40 points. Pitt
was runner-up with 43 points. and
the Panthers still had a mathe-
NAUTICAL chance of winning as they
went into the mile relay. in which
the Irish came from behind
Wayne's half-mile lead to win by
10 yards from Pitt.
The Painters scored in 10 Of
the IL events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-09

Not only does the hockey game
figure as real entertainment, with
the return of the Stanley Cup
heroes as a highlight, but a full
program to run before the game
between periods has been arranged
by the fund committee.
Members of the Olympia Skat-
ing Club, under the direction of
Herbert Cook, are to present fea-
ture acts. Drum and bugle corps
and pipe bands will add a martial
note.
The Olympia box office reports
a steady demand for tickets which
have also been distributed for sale
at the sports departments of the
Detroit Free Press. the Detroit
News. The Detroit Times and nu-
merous sport headquarters.
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