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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

Rates of dividends In the
foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the
last quarterly or Seml-an-
nual declaration. Unless
otherwise noted, special or
extra dividends are not in
cluded. a Also extra or
extras. d Cash or stock.
e Declared or paid so far
this year. I Payable in Can
adam funds k Accumulated
dividends paid or declared
this year. WV With war
rants XIV without warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

since 1881 Resistance was dis
played by American Airlines, West
inghouse, Woolworth and Pennsyl-
vania.
In arrears the greater part of the
time were Eastman Kodak, Bethle-
hem, Santa Fe, New York Central,
Western Union, j. I. Case, United
States Gypsum. Dow Chemical,
Anaconda and Texas Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
194l Power Record
Reported by FPC
BY the Associated Press

by lnt ASSOClNttd PfGSk
The 1941 production Of electric
energy in the United States exceeded
the previous record reached in 1910
by Is per cent, or more than % ZOO
900 900 kilowatt-hours, the Federal
Power Commission reported.
Installed capacity of electric gen.
Grating plants at the end OF 1941
increased SO per cent over the close
of 1910 and reached q new high
OF 1902 POI kilowatts. Although
the total capacity in service at the
end Of l941 increased 2,453,245 kilo-
watts over the preceding year. the
total number of generating plants
decreased from 400 in 1910 to 4,0T0
in l941.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

the late Joseph N. Neisner. as pEesi-
dent Of the arm.
The company, whose net sales for
II months this year totaled 81, 6S1, :
967 against SCI ,6oS,e7s In 1871, has
outlets In lit cities. The elder
Neisner, co-founder Of the company,
died November 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22
Fred Neisner Heads
Variety Store Choin
81 the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. a.
Neisner Bros. Inc. variety store OPP
orators, today chose 33-year -old
Fred Neisner to succeed his father,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

tcorn Ex $40 22O 36M ssM 36ss
Corn Prod ESQ 10 56% 55ls 55la - s. |
tCorn Prod pf7 LOTT lit lit +lh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-22

tUnit o. tfAdinR. 10 shares: sales
printed in fun. + N pankruptcy or reeefyev-
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act. or securities assumed By such COM
panieS. Rates Of dividend In the foreeoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual deolara-
ton; Unless otherwise noted. special Or
dividend. H H rightA ALSO extra or
extras. q Cash or stock. . Declared or paid
20 far this year. Payable in stock. 6 Paid
last year. b Payable In Canadian funds.
Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

/ EAVE it 10 Eleanor Roosevelt to squelch
l. boOr (but graciouslyD.
Following a lecture at which Mrs. Roosevelt
had invited the audience to ask questions one
Don't you think that the infantile paralysis
from which your husband suffered has affected
his mind?"
"Yes, madame" she replied "you are quite
right in thinking that the Presidents affiction
has strongly affected his mind II has made him
profoundly sympathetic To all suffering ana
pain.
CHARLES c. DAWES, after serving as Amer
y lean Ambassador 10 Great Britain, groaned
that American diplomacy is easy on the brain
TO which Henry Fletcher fellow Ambassa-
dor. promptly retOrted:
1T depends which you use"
At recent literary tea in Hollywood,
n famous scientist chatted exclusively with
beautiful but numb glamour girl
a femme writer Jealous because the scientist
ignoring her and devotng himself to the
glamour girl. meoWed
Il don't understand II. The only thing those
two have i'm common II their difference in sex"
Stage magazine ran this curt review OF
"Amazons in No-Man'S Land"
you can stay away any time because II is
continuous"
pEVIEWING the movie, Kiss t Boys
IL Goodbye the \. Y Times critic Said:
"In the hlm version OF Kiss the Boys Good
the script goodbye"
Charming Pollock defined critic as "a legless
who teaches running.
Charles Bracket once said that Alexander
Woollcott never really liked any whose life
story wouldn't make "a good magazine article.
Harpo Marx described Woollcott AS lust
big dreamer with good sense OF double-entry
boOkkeepings
GYPSY Rose Lee informed that she had been
placed second 10 Ann Sheridan IN a college popu-
larity contest asked what she thought OF
td., NltaI tlt.g litfs
II think he was swell general"
WHEN Sheridan Whfeside tho champ nSulter
w of Warmers The Man Who Came 10 Dinner"
bawlS out his nurse for not being around when
be wants her. she protests;
II can only he in one place at a time"
That" snaps Whteside. els very fortunate
for this community
When Whitesde's hostess discovers that he
has lured away her cook and butler she means:
But. Mr. Whitesde-my cook and butler have
been with me for 10 years"
II committing their sentence" is his
rctOTt.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

Maybe the AXIS would like TO postpone the
war until there are air-conditioned battlefelds
Norma Shesrcr not the only brilliant
female Sheaftf There Is also l8-year-old
stcnogrdpner Lletts Shesrer OF Princeton, y j..
who accurately took down speech made by
Doctor Ens,eln on Solutions Of Finite Mass Of
the Grayltauonal Equations.
SAID Lietta
"It was easy because Doctor Ein>tein speaks
distinctly"
guess most stenogrsphers Will know what
the young woman had IN mind when She said that.
The builder OF the Moscow subway apparently
expected raids. all the stations Of the Russian
capital, underground beng bombprool
0CR policy in these depressing times is 70
" spare effort to dig up good news This
morning Wc have some II lS no longer necessary
for BARRIERS 70 stand up while they work
a uto-Seater barber char has been invented
In seat for tho barber and ono FOR thc client
The barber seat IS movable enabling the ton
sorlaust- 10 shift his approach
When The tWo-seater char comes into opcT-
alton u Viii not only he fine for BARRIERS bui also
TOT BARRIERS wives
mean in the future. when barbez1s~'eife
says
How, about stepping out for a little dancing
tonight, sugar."
The barber viii no longer be able TO snap;
What, go dancing, and me having been on my
feet all day
uITLERS : now headquarters on the Russian
II front are 80 miles from The nearest lighting
Or Albert EnStcn always tips the barber 81
after getting a haircut. The poorest uppers OF
hgh >alared people are major league baseball
PLAYERS Their average tip Is dime
Character analySists claim blue-cyed women
are psychic and very hard 10 deceive Brown
eyed girls make the best mothers and the most
loving wives
II cirl has large eyes She loves luNur> and
is not happy without IT, a >mall-eyed woman is
inclined 10 he morose and selfish,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14


paperman know OF who can write the way
Peke barks."
II l. Mencken referred TO Herbert Hoover
as "a fat Coolidge
When Jean BaptSte Rousseau published an
ode ITO PoSterty Nollairc commented
This poem won't reach it, destination
Tho late Alan Dale reviewing Irvn :. Coeb
flop "FunabaShi observed M" only bright thing
about the snow was the electric sign over the
door.
DEFERRING 10 G. p. shaw Israel Zang"l
~ wrote:
"The way Shaw believes in himself il very
refreshing in these atbeistc days when many
believe In no God at all"
Winston Churchill besides being a great
leader j, another thumbnail expert Speaking
of Ramsay Macdonald, The former prime
Minister ne observed
Mac Donald has the gilt ot COMPRISING the
largest amount of words into the smallest amount
OF thought.
And OF Stanlc} Baldwin Churchill said
STANLEY occasionally Stumblcs over the truth
hut he always hastily picks himself mp and
hurries II nothing had happened"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

HOW to> Win Enemies and Infurae People
IL win d nod to MAJ Her-berg's "Hsdts' [Grey-
stone P,essl and nod 10 me since some OF 10
appeared here long ago, auyhocD
When Senator Carter Glass was sui
member of the House Of Representatives ne took
up the cudgeS for a lad rejected from Annapolis
because all his teeth hadn't yet come through.
demonstrating win the then Republican
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
Il almost forgot that
appointment | had with

so much an hour ~ do Tho work when women
decide they want 10 icauange their furniture.
SEENS the film firm. employing judy Garland
y thought ,no Wae TOO young to Foe maruca
So thcy ale considering substituting shirley
Tcmpc for hoy a- q co-~taI with Mickey Eoone,.
The Jap> ai, complaining of tha l3O-doErcp
temperature heat n Maiay1 and tho Nals are
whmporIng about the 60-dcslce below zero cold
IN Russia
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

'Secrctary OF tho Navy,
Charles Francis Adams,
Glass qucried sarcaStl-
cally
"DO YOU expect him
TO have 10 bite the
enemy ,"
"W ell" rcplie q
Adams, che might have
10 II YOU Democrats
keep on cutting down
our naval appropri-
ations."
WILLIAM BUTLER
w YEATS said Of a
fellow poet:
"The worst thing
about him II that when
he IL not drunk he is
sober"
Virginia Gayda.
MusSollnI'S mOuthpiccc.
was once summed up by
Frank Sullivan IN this
manner.
"VireiniO Gayda Is
about the only news
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
On Broadway


Trade Marx Registered. copyrght 1912,
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14

have = desire 10 move
furniture
My girl friend is a
Sacittaran and ,hc IS
an enthusiastic luu
ture mover In fact
She was moving y lr
the LIVING room la
night
That is she was
ordering The MOI u-
and / was dOing III
labor.
/ moved a '9' al
chairs and Il fat.c and
a bookcase bur when
I Saw hcr looking a.
the piano ! whipped
out my watch and SAID
II almost forgot that
appointment I had with
managing editor 1
bve 10 90 to the office.
- I'm no fool
! think furniture
firms hould have.
movers on their Stau
who could bc hired Ton
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
On the Side
X. y. DM1'Hng

n''a74ta ~ has Fea'lre' syndleA't Inc
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-14
pIlNCU g. UIny-Kerchevai-Fi,her Rd. +

U NI'NIT " SODF CUM INtII SA ITI..DA
MATINEE ONLY ONE HOUR OF CAR
TOOSs AND NOVELTIES IN ADDITION
TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
jeff Cravath
Trojan Coach
Former use. Star
Returns os Boss

LOS ANGELES-Jeff Cravath
81. former football captain of the
University of Southern California
will return to serve as head grid
coach during Justin SAM Barry''
leave of absence az q lieutenant
commander in the navy.
Cravath, who plotted the Uni.
versity of San Francisco eleven Il
the best scoring record on the Pa.
cific coast last year. was chosen
because of alumni support.
The appointment brings Ora
vath back to his alma mater
for the third time as coach.
After graduation ne served as
assistant coach for two years
and then returned in 1888 to
work for eight years under
the late Howard Jones.
: During the interim, he hac
served as head coach at Denver
university
Barry. who succeeded Jones last
year. declined a 1912 contract anC
entered the navy in charge OF svis,
ton cadet physical training at St
Mary's college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Two Teams on
Spot in Meet

NEW YORk-The University OF
Toledo and City College of New
York are definitely on the spot
when they meet Rhode Island
State and Western Kentucky State
at Madison Square Garden tonight
IN the FIRST round OF the fifth
annual national invitstionsl tour
nsment.
For the Ohio Rockets aud
the Gotham Beavers have been
established rs fasorites-a dis
turbing factor In view Of the
upsetting tournament tempo
created by bottom seeded West
Virginia and Creighton in
opening first-round tilts Tues
day.
With no consideration for the
experts" West Virginia humblec
top-seeded Long Island university
the defending champion, in al
overtime game. 5s-4e. And Their
to make it complete. seventh
seeded Creighton defeated West
Texas State. second-ranking gum.
tet, 59-5s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Four California Quints
Remain in AAU Hoop Play

leading the Legions tn a $500
victory over the Portland,
Ore, Rradfords. He saw nc
tion only half of the time.
Hollywood's Frank Lubin tai
lied Is n the titleholders
swept over Milwaukee. Wis,
Allen-Bradleys. 50 TO IS.
Other third round games saw
the last of the college and service
team entries eliminated. The Pen
sacola, Fla, Naval Flyers went
down before the Seattle Alpines
45 to 81, and Quachita College OF
Arkadelphia, Ark, was defeated
81 to 81 by the Los Angeles Cliff
tons.
Other third round scores: Sar
Francisco &C Sc. Dallas, Tex.
Peppers So; Oakland, Calf. Stat.
ers 81. Fort Collins. Colo, Pal.
aces a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Brosch, 0ffutt
Golf Medalists

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fia.-Qualify-
ing round honors in the national
smateur-professiona, best-bsll
championship went to Al Brosch.
Fsrmingdale, n. Y. pro, and
Harry Offutt, St Petersburg anna
teur. today after they clipped IA
strokes off par on the first 36
holes
Brosch and Offutt carded
pair of 65s yesterday to lead
their closest competitors. Jack
Grout and Frank Allan, both
Of Pittston, Pa, by two
strokes. The Grout-Allan team.
finalists last year, turned In
two 66s.
Other scores included Ky Laf-
foon and Carl Damn. 67-66-133;
Chandler Harper and Sam Bates.
66-6s-134; Byron Nelson and Dick
Van Kleeck, 6e-70-139; and z. j..
Dutch Harrison and David Gold
man. 69-70-139.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Coast Camps
Br United PRESS

fhfNN
BOYES HOT SPRINGS. Calif.-
Catcher Stanley Andrews threw
the ball away in the ninth inning
OF a game between San Francisco
and Oakland yesterday to give the
Oaks q I'll victory over the Seals
and similar bulge In their spring
series.
SAN JOSE. Calf. - Port
lands Beavers hung an lis
defeat on the Santa Clara Uni
yersity nine here yesterday.
Each team collected II hits
hut the Broncos put on
seven-run rally in the ninth
10 make a game of 1t. Danny
Escobar got two doubles and
two singles IN four trips for
the Beavers.
ONTARIO. Calif.-The Los An
geles Angels defeated the Chicago
Cubs in an exhibition game here
yesterday. e-3. Proceeds of 1000
fans attending went 10 the Ontario
community welfare fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
I'll Make EN- Sorry, Folks"

SANFORD Fla. Big Ernie Lom-
bardi. who is down To 220 pounds
because he didn't eat spaghetti
more than once or twice all win
ter" announced today that he
Intends TO make the Cincinnati
Reds very sorry they traded him
away TO the Boston Braves.
Il weigh only re pounds
~ Cyrano Of the iron mask
sxpaa1ned. That's because i
s1Ayed away from apaghetti.
- yea knew how I hive that
seaad you'd realize what . $40
Fffsce I made % get myself In
shape. I now weigh less than
sf any time IN the past seven
yeArs-"
Big schnoxx believes rollicking
Rollie Hemsley. bought from
Cleveland to take his place, would
fill the job. He says he thinks
he win do all right himself with
the Braves. toe He expects tc
catch 100 OF more games agar
this season rs he has done for tbs
past 10.
Il caught III games last
season and batted .s64.. he
said That was n decline in
my hitting from my best year
81 1883. That season Lom-
hardi hit .34e and won both
tire National league title and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Pot O. Gold Bowling Tourney This Weekend
Uniform Plan
For Wartime
Hoss Racing

CHICAGO-The National Racing
congress convened today for ses'
sions expected TO produce a uni.
form plan for wartime racing.
Race track operators. state rae
ing commissioners. prominent own
ers and breeders attended.
Thomas r. Underwood. Lexing
ton. Ky. secretary Of the Kentuck,
racing commission, was named t
preside at the opening session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

the most valuable player
award "But Tim coming right
hack and know that my
friends In Cincinnati are going
70 be very sorry that ! have
left them"
A gent who agrees with the
schnozz is his new manager. Casey
stengel.
You never ssw LON looking
better" Casey explained. Eve
never said a word 10 him. He
took off all that weight Of his owr
accord and he has really beer
numbering the ball We have
Clyde Kluttz and Phil Mast behind
him and three such catchers viii
hold up with any in the league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Murphy Called

SEATTLE - The navy today
called Bill Murphy. coach Of the
Alpine Dairy basketball team AZ
the National A. A. Il. tournament
in Denver, necessitsting his quick
return TO Seattle so he can leave
for the nsvy's Norfolk. Va, ply
steal training school with five
other Seattle sppointees.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Meet Again

VALLEJO, Calf. - Apprentices
from the Puget Sound and Mare
Island navy yards meet again to-
night in the second game of their
18th annual basketball series. with
the northerners holding q 43-S4
victory in the first game last
night
The home-towners grabbed the
lead. but could hold IT only until
the middle Of the first half. Half
time score was 25-i7.
A. Jensen. Puget Sound forward
and Stew" Mcintyre. Mare Island
forward. split scoring honors with
y points each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Annual Event
AT Broadway
Popular Meet Is
Sanctioned by ABC

With the date for the annual
Pot o. Cold tournament Of the
Broadway alleys drawing near. is
teams have signed up for places
on the schedule and more than 30
are expected To shoot for the 500
cash prize that goes to the winner.
The tournament l. scheduled
for next Saturday and sun
DAY. Two squads are listed
for Saturday night. at : and
Q o'clock. with play starting
at noon Sunday and teams
taking the alleys at two-hour
intervals until 10 o'clock
Sunday night.
The tournament, always =
favorite locally, is for all Tacoma
teams II is sanctioned by the
A. B. c. and will be run off on
the usual handicap arrangement.
Entries may be made at the
Broadway alleys TO reserve places
on the schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

PORTLAND - Arthur Leinin-
ger. Portland baseball player who
was with the Risbes, Ariz., club
last season. today was signed by
Salem Of the Western Inter
national league
The Senators also were re-
ported dickerinE for another Port
lander. Kenny Glow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
College Meet
Opens Today
Stamford VS.. Rice
In Fridays PloY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. - The big
time colleges which usually frown
on post-season football games but
let their basketball teams compete
IN an annual tournament which In
strictly under their own sponsor
ship. today lined up a field Of
eight crack teams for the first
whirl of the National Collegiate
Athletic association meet.
The teams meet m two
fronts. here and In New
Orleans, with first round
games scheduled for tomorrow
night.
The perennially brilliant Uni
versity or Kansas Jeyhawkers Of
the Big Six were the favorites In
the Kansas City meet. despite
such outstanding opposition az
Colorado of the Rocky Mountain
Big Seven conference, Rice Of the
Southwest circuit and Stanford of
the Pacific Coast.
FINALS SATURDAY
The Jayhawkers meet Colorado
in the feature Friday night game
and Rice plays Stanford In the
other encounter. The winners
meet for the western champion
ship on Saturday night.
At New Orleans. the surprising
Illinois sophomores who dethroned
Wisconsin as Big Ten champions,
play Kentucky and the winner Is
expected TO he the eastern title
holder.
The second contest there
matches Dartmouth against
Penn State and ~ nj Kansas
City the winners play the next
night for the eastern cham
pionship.
A week later. the eastern win
ner plays the western winner at
the Municipal auditorium here for
the national championship, won
last year by Wisconsin.
That basketball Is a great leveler
Ia borne out nicely by the almost
complete turnover in the field of
eight sectional champions Compel
ing this year. Gone are both last
years champions from Wisconsin
and the western titleholders from
Washington State. Neither was
even in the running for sectional
honors this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

DENVER California, with -four
Of its seven entries still surviving,
held an even chance of retaining
the title today. as eight teams
moved into the quarter-finals at
the National AAU basketball tour
nsment.
One California survivor will be
eliminated tonight when the Holly
wood goth Centuries, defending
champions, take the floor against
their fellow staters from the San
Francisco A. c.
Bartlesville. Okla, Oilers,
titlehoIders In 1910, Seattle
Alpines and Denver Legions
captured three of the other
quarter-finalist berths In third
round play yesterday, leaving
Chicago's "Y" Clippers, dark
horse Of the meet, the only
remaining threat to western
supremacy.
The Clippers. who served as
blood donors at $40 a pint to fl
nance the trip to Denver, scored
their second upset of the tourna-
ment by rallying to defeat Mid
land. Mich, Chemical A. C, 1884,
after trailing by nine points at
/ the half.
OILERS PLAY TONIGHT
They meet n sterner test tonight
against the second-seeded Bartles-
VILE Oilers who moved into tbs
ouarter-fiaals without working sf
a sweat. The Oilers losfed 10 q
51-2o victory over the Washington
State All-stars yesterday.
In other quarter-final games to
night Denver sends it's top scorer
lanky Bob Gruenig. against this
Los Angeles Cliftons, and the Sc
attic Alpines meet the Oakland
Calf. Staters.
Gruenig scored IL points.
three less than his seasonal
game average, last night in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
aiming
Camp News
ST. PETERSBURG, FIa.-The

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla.-The
Brooklyn Dodgers. smsrting
from SIS defeat by Detroit
yesterday. 60 against the Cards
here today.
ORLANDO, Fla. - The New
York Giants face Washington
in an exhibition today. Nell
Otis crew dropped a 81 deci-
sion to Cleveland yesterday on
JEFF Hcath's homer in the eighth.
PASADENA. oai.-rhe Chi
cago white Sox. hitless won
ders of the Pacific coast Grape
fruit league. scampered through
n short drill today In prepara-
tion for their sixth exhibition
game tomorrow against the
Pittsburgh Pirates. The Sex
slapped out only eight hits yes
terday. but won. AZ, over the
Philadelphia AS for their third
straight victory.
LOS ANGELES - Manager
Jimmy Wilson advanced his
Chicago Cubs pitchers TO a four
and ffvs inning woslsoNt shift
for the first time today against
the Pittsburgh P~stes. With
the regulars granted a holiday.
the remainder cf the Chicago
squad suffered a e-s beating at
the hands of Los Angeles yes
terday.
ANAHEIM. Cal. - Manager
Connie Mack began to show
optimism over the Philadelphia
Athletics today despite their
AZ loss to the Chicago White
Sox yesterday. The fielding
and pitching of the Msckmen
showed great improvement.
LAKELAND. Fla. Buck
tBobo) Newsom. who got SS6,-
600 for losing 20 games last
season. today showed signs of
abandoning his role of No. 1
Detroit Tiger holdout. He had
said he wouldn't take q cut but
now Is talking for $4,000. The
Tigers yesterday won their first
game Of the spring training
season, defeating the BROOKLYN
Dodgers, SIS.
SARASOTA. Fis--The Cleve-
land Indians were here today
20 meet the Boston Red SoN.
But talk centered on Steve Gro
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20
Jack Devincenzi of the West
eru association.

The Stars also can use winning
pitchers. They're best bets are
Honest Wayne Osborne, Fred Gay,
Southpaw Roy Joiner. Charley
Root. down from long service with
the Chicago Cubs; Bill Bsrisoff,
Jack Brewer and Alex Weldon The
Stars lost Johnnie Bfttner and Ed
Cole to the armed forces. Rockies
Lien. Perez and Lockwood hope
to stick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

Your postmaster can tell YOU
how 70 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-20

1Ty Cobb holds moor leooue record for successive bot
ting chonnpionshps-nin lo07-l5, inclusive.
2-Omor khoyyom the only imported horse TO win the
Kentucky Derby He down in front in 1917.
Scene Tunney pod the richest purse in ring his
tory-$99o Sd for the Bottle of the Long Count with Jack
Dempsey in Chicago, Sept. u, 1927.