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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Property Remains After
PHYSICAL Bodies Are Gone

for making no will, but for making
two Wills.
LIE Insurance. and Trusts
How about your life insurance?
II payable to your estate. II will
be taxable. II payable TO named
beneficiary. as your wife or your
children. in many states II will not
he taxable: and does not pass by
the terms OF your will. Alternate
beneneiaries should be named in
the event the one frst named dies
before you do. II you carry a sub
stsntial amount OF life insurance.
II might be better to leave this in
trust. rather than have 1t paid TO
those inexperienced investing mon
ey.
As to the will itself. % Provide
for the payment OF debts and the
expenses Of administration, CD Pro
vide for the distribution OF person
al and household effects mentioning
specific articles. CD Provide for
gifts TO your church, favorite chart
ty. friends as well as to members
OF your family. Where such gifts
form substantial part OF the
estate il may be better TO give
each a percentage of the estate
rather than a fixed sum, otherwise
the main benefciaries. who are
usually the family, may get little
or nothing. (I Consider forming a
trust TO assure wise management
OF your property after you 20 so
that the principal shall be conserv-
ed and dependable income be pro-
vided. The varying needs OF the
future can be met by allowing the
trustee to supplement income with
payments from principal, whenever
advisable. Such a trust makes II
possible for one tax, one executors
fee, and one probate cost to carry
your estate across three genera
lions.
Don't Forget
In case you have made a will
and want TO change it, it is prob.
ably safer to make a codicial rath-
er than new will Your lawyer
will tell you why When making
such codicil, here are few
things you may have forgotten
when making your will Put these
into the codicil:
GD Provide the executor with
cash and authority TO use same to
keep the family going while your
estate is being settled
(2) Authorize the executor or
trustee to sell real estate and Sc
curities without order from the
court. Tell him when TO sell
CD Arrange for estate taxes,
also that the stock OF one or more
close corporations may be held by
any trustee you may appoint
90 II you want your business
carried on by the executor or any
trustee specifically say so.
(5) Have your VIII kept by your
bank or executor with copy In
your safe deposit box. Notify the
executor when you have appointed
him and talk the will over with
him often
(Sl Sign every page OF typewrit-
ten documents
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
To Be Ensian

Atwood McAndrew. Jr, who was
nducted in the Navy in the w
classification has received orders
o report at Notre Dame. Ind, Mon.
lay where he will receive instruc-
ton for one month. Later he will
Evanston. ILL.,, for added instruction
before receiving his commission as
ensign in the L. s. Navy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Jacksonville
WORKERS TO MEET

Jacksonville. Mich. Aug. 2s-The
first fall meeting OF the Red Gross
workers in this locality will be at
the home OF Mrs. Charles Walker on
Huron River Drive Wednesday.
Sept. ? A cooperative dinner will
be served at noon. Material for
clothing is now available, according
to Mrs. j. d sample, who heads the
group. All who are interested In
working may attend
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Pick Of the Air 7 oday

Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50, WHAM 100, WMAQ $40. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870. WLW 700.
WGN 720.
Columbia erosdcsstina Company
-WJR go. WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM 1876, VICAR 1850,
WINS 1860, WOOD 1910. Blue
network, WOWO 1880
Mutual Brosdeastinq Company
network, #kW- 700, GkLW- SEQ.
Red Network WLW 700; Blue
WJBK 720.
Tonight
NBC-S 90 Lucille Manners singing
her own song.
$50 Information Please,
800 Waltz Time;
$3.50 Plantation Party;
1900 People are Funny Quiz.
1880 Tent Show Drama.
CBS-7:30 Report TO the Nation.
500 Fred Brady Variety:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
In The Sick Room

Mrs Elizabeth Green. i3O n.
ADAMS ST, is very 81 with hish
blood pressure. She has been max.
Ing preparations TO move into the
house she has built near the farm
o. her daughter, Mrs Webster
Hardy on futile Hill Road.
Mrs Msude Royal. who has been
III for about five months il able 10
be about and Ia considerably better.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
n Custody

William Allan of Jackson was
AIKEN into custody here by state
,olice Thursday and returned TO
lis home where he was sought by
authorities on a charge Of non-pay-
nent OF alimony.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

Corporal and Mrs. Aubrey q.
McCartneye. who are now stationed
at Sioux Falls, $. D.. visited their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. l.. C Mozart
ney and Mr. and Mrs. Rice while on
four day furlough. They returned
Tuesday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

Miss Mary Ann Winner. 10
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Jack
Winner. fell down the stairs. satur-
day. and has double fracture Of
the leg above the ankle. sac il rest.
ing comfortably at her home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
MISSING AFTER RAID

Battle Greek. Aug 2s-Word has
been received that William II. Pull.
sifer, Jr.. Battle Greek. is reported
among the missing after the Allied
commando raid on Diepps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

Mrs. Burt Draper and Mrs. Louis
smith attended the Friendship
class Sunday School party. Wednes.
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Merlyn Goodridge. Milan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Ypsilanf Briefs
ANiation cauet

Aviation Cadet
Russell (. Lawrence, 20, son OF
Mr. and Mrs David Lawrence. s64
E. Forest Ave. Ypsilanti. has been
enlisted for flight training in the
L. :. Naval Reserve as an Aviation
Cadet He attended Michigan State
Normal College until April. 1870,
and was later employed by Ford
Motor Company
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
To Meet In Ann Arbor

10 Meet IN Ann Arbor
The Mashtenaw County Brother
mood Will meet Sunday al Island
Park. Ann Arbor Mrs. r. W Teed
Ann Arbor, will speak at the morn
ng service 10 open az II O'Clock. A
cooperative dinner will follow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
OetroIt Cash Grain

Detroit. Mich. Aug. IS
WHEAT-No. ., Sl.e4 bu.
BARLEY-Malting range. II : moiS-
ture, s0ds6c. feeding. 7Sc bu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Police Compete

Police Compete
A five man team from the Ypsi.
lanu police force competed Thurs
day afternoon az Ann Arbor with
police from Ann Arbor, Jackson
and Milan in a pistol match. The
Ypsilanti team was composed OF
Its. Emil Susterka and Cyril Ray,
Acting Sgt. Arthur w. Kramer and
Patrolmen Donald J Ruddick and
William F. Reiman. II was the first
match for the Ypsilsnti police in
some time.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

$50 Special School Of the Air /;
900 Playhouse Eddie Cantor
guest:
1000 Caravan Hour and Lsnny
Ross
BLU-7:30 Lone Ranger.
$50 Those Good Old Days;
900 Gangbusters
$3.50 Dinah Shore Songs.
10000 Meet Your Navy.
Ia 20 Men Machines, Victory
MBS-S,30 This is Navy Norfolk
$50 Double or Nothing
1000 Annual All-Star Football,
Collegiate team vs. Chicago
Bears
Saturday
NBC- - noon Graduation frst
class OF WAAC officer candl.
dates:
$50 p m. L. 6. Marine Band:
30 Golden Gate Gaieties;
500 Washington Parx Race.
CBS-2:05 or Men and Books:
4:30 (MBS $50 Saratoga Race
finale:
Sis Calling Psn.Americs. Chile
BLU E-ll:30 a. m School Room
for Democracy.
400 p. m. Club Matinee.
SIS Edward Tomlinson from
Rio.
MBS-l2 noon Army Navy House
Party:
500 Jimmy Dorsey Navy Salute.
$50 Hawaii Calls.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

MIS-. Peter Craig and children
are vacationing at Otsego Lake.
this week
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Butter ann CdqI

Detroit. Mich. Aug Is
BUTTER ~, 42t7c Ii
EGGS-large, 30-doz case, slSd
1878.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Seek Prowler

Seek Prowler
Local police early this morning
made fruitless search for a prowl.
er who was seen standing al the
rear OF the home of Mrs. Louis
Greene, sol ~ Washington St
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Poultry

Detroit, Mich. Aus. ,s-pvaftry
market steady Hens. average run
9ic; leghorns. zoe: rock springers
26c. leghorn broilers. 23c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Fruit

Detroit. Mich. Ans =
APPLES Wealthy. No g. q 81 q
IFS bu Duchess No /, hu, 7icG
Sis
PEACHES South Haven. No : s.
a go hu
PEARS Bartlett Nc T. N5' u
2e5 IN
PLUMS- ! sea 81 bu
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28
Daily Market Report

sQUASH-Hubhard. Nc. I. 81 hu
TOMATOES No !, socd IS bu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Coast Moguls
To Pick Early
Conference Slotes
Meeting on Sunday

CORVALLIS. Ore. - Pacific
Coast conference officials viii
meet In San Francisco Sunday TO
discuss selection Of an eastern rep
resentAtive for the New Years
Day Rose Bowl game Al Pasadena.
Percy Locey. chairman q the p. c.
c. bowl committee. announced to-
day
The coast team win be selected
after the final conference game Of
th~ season. Dec. IL
Scheduled 10 attend the San
Francisco meeting are Bin Acker-
man. uCLA; Arnold Eddy. SOUTH
ern California: Al Masters. STAN
ford; Ken Priestly. California: Ed
win Atherton. conference commits
sioner. and Hal Reynolds. chair
man Of the Tournament OF Roses
football committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Ohe Scoreboard
Good Players Have Been Picked Up in Droft;
Cubs Got Biggest Bargain in Hack Wilson:
Scouts Fearing Flops Keep Stars in Minors

By HARRY GRAYsox

NEW foRk-CoHenssione Lands held N. a..v.d ,..,,
s.Li,s- sI, oAy but MAJOR league
better athes~ Ar. .ov.,. - =.
being r. aru,~s 60. se"hks'er are
and who wants to 20 for =, aha 49, ~ PAs"s
batting okeh ..--..- fc oesA">e nc
nv. 'V any ~ year and there fellows draftahe
no" VIII sth De arot7d to be purchased
Because superior performer. uva.,.. =
eligible for the would x,.rec, ar, ~
" 10 4@ would De rather mediocre. s A mis-
Napoleon Rucker vsns. Il go
s 'aoA purnier Wsly schsng. Milton
So. anu 70 se' more TO date Hack Wilson Hugh
' ~ oh anu y eonroy the Red Sox catcher
we sehang and son Of he others than all right Hack
was me xgest bargain acquired in draft
Inc Has sent me qusty ouelder to Toledo John
shersw eine forgot OF fgeced to exercise option
ihat e wilson ehgise to be drafted NOV
ing up i,o" s'e aanager Of the Cubs, grabbed
Hack 1t the mighty few re., GOOD Al. -.
neered by the Wrigley o1aniration.
Wilson caught fire. esta National bor.. rim and
batting records that still and He Cubs into word
Series was largely instrumental establishing attendance records
made William Wngley his FIST money in baseball
description gosnng the draft woud he r,,,r.,0.
reading To be drafted odf however one time
have been on the reserve lis Of big Naturally this
reduces to large extent henumber eligible prospecs
Still players such CO continue to be picked mn in
the draft. - "
Davis pitched for or three wears when n wa.
plain he ready to gradual
recommend and out there until the ov phils tool
chance
keeps many player the minors when he belongs IN above
scouts afraid of making a intake
Lou Fette and Jim Turner died or until
Jack Mccalister told Bob ouinio Braves about them
Then there is the player until he hits the
majors.
Certainly Rogers the hitter he was destined
to become when the Cardinain
club Of the Western Assocatos50O or his contract.
Hornsby
following the establishment Of biiprices
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

h~<n cne-<a - cuseh An<ls k>Fg
az calsste - ne first player ~
the AIi-E~st feotheii team whteh
meets the we<f<fn .Ii-st4Fs n re
shrine game - 80 Francssrs.
Jan. I,
we ssass has~ . s~~1 pann1ne
attach - a~e~ss ~ Weneopu
s~sm." n>vv 80. -Ns se<~s 49,
sse ~ssh ~ hss~s~. ~ - -
this tssse.
NY os,sss> s~.ss h>>s cssum-
hsa last w~<A. ss~1a. hss pnss hsv
tsesrrrsii give ~ . ~ - nsstnun
usus~sss. pe~'s ~ ee~s pann~s
i've s->~ n esssss s~~ns ~
seassa.-
The def oov~rnall hss h>~n shs
only bright spot On . pcor ccIaza-
b,s team 80 much ~ that ~ 10
close Ia the stsson record ~ i.<17
yards on passes registered N iezo
BY psvey ofsrisn II Tsxs~ Chris.
tisH and tied last season ~ nssd
seh~cnek q washington snlves-
atty. ~ Louis.
Ne has compiesed - out a. -
attempts for i.fsT yArds average
ing more than 200 ysrsis pr Hsms.
and stiIl has two games 70 play.
tils skill has given Columbia an
average of zoo.s yards gained ~
passing. . pace meFs than - yards
per game better than the esiisxists
record set by Cornell In 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Icemsn Triumph
In North End Meet

Hotter than their product is cold.
the Icemen OF the Broadway Com
mercial league rolled a Soo6 total.
including $50 pins handicap. to win
the weekend fivc-man handicap
bowling tournament at the North
End alleys.
High man on the winning team
was c. Trowhndge with a SIS
series. Others on the Ice quintet
were X. Fisher. $40. A. Andrews.
4e4. c. Nelson. $50. and Il. Reid.
424.
led by Captain Ocky seidei-
man. who rolled games Of 200.
,os and 2ls for = 62i series.
the Teamsters of the Tacoma
Major league placed second
with $500. with only ise pins
handicap. Sam Coles aided the
cause with game. Of lss. 1856
and 2s6 for q $50 aggregate.
Other money winning quintets
were Harry's. North End Swing
Shift league. 2es3-456 handicap:
Haberdashers. Class b City league.
2e77 - 424 handicap; Porkers.
North End Industrial. 1864 - 40
handicap: Oilers. Class b City
league. 2e6l-35s handicap: Tug
boat Armies. Tacoma Major league.
2e61-211 handicap.
Smoke Whitman. rolling for Bill
Huribut's team, recorded a 246
game for high single In the tourna-
ment, while John Dahl. a member
OF the Asbestos quintet. turned in
games of 1913. 213 and 235 for high
series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

First Shrine
Player Named
CovsrnolI 10 ploy
For Eosl Eleven

>Ew xuuH-ree f<w xrs1l<rn
stars ar <snlax - <<<<<<n fref-
al thsz year haf e<<nkEy hszf<<I
Paul Gn<~rnsIi - Ceianh<4. .
u,os<ss. sa,>t .4>c<<n - fsc>u -
nfeax. r<~ms@<s - ruek< f<ns
feFzss u ~ s<eonIax - eean-
try greatest fsrwsF.f F@@~~r
esse<.a1 = csll<d . .~<-9ns
h@<kfs<1A @ ~ IesI exe<oup
ske@~--t1 80 s~~s - ~ pn~rps
e~sp>~t~s 80 sis fsr1@. - -
c~ns q - s<~mHs s~znp<sllIv~ sl~p
ri>t~a - - r>~t - Cs1m~ntn's
ysFa>s< Gals>1 ~ hsm-es -
s~~r~ - e~@l1sasiee.
ft.< pltehinx ~is&fsIry h<s xvu~n
thl= s~s~zn until h< mt cry i<o<ls
the ecunffy n passing hut -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
IcE-TIgE TILT orr
Besaw and Allen
Tied in Shipyards

Roy Besaw and Kelley Allen,
two OF raeomas outstanding
bowlers. are tied for first place
In the individual average column
Of the shipyard Night League. ac-
oording 10 the official averages
for the first round Of play released
by Secretary Helen Bernard.
Behaw and Allen have averages OF
i7e. followed closely by Bus Myk-
land. in third place. with It's.
Five teams are battling In q
close race for the first half cham
pionship. Toms. in first place
With 20 points won. leads the fifth
place team by only two points.
indicating the clonsnsss Of the
race.
Official averages for the first
round
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

W the man Larry MacPhail OBJ
taed in 1888 to begin rehabilita-
tn OF the Dodgers. MacPhail
ME no mistake when he took
Doh from the Phillies for S45, 900
an Outfielder Eddie Morgan.
hat was probably the greatest
des In MacPhaiPs tumultous Ca
rec for Dolph's booming bat and
fielng grace brought the fans
bac In such number that Mac
Pha was able to pay off $4,000
to q bank and put down the first
instament on a lighting system.
Becae Of that success - as the
Dodss, VINO finished seventh In
'3S, Dved to third In 80, second
In ,4and to a pennant In Al
Cami and MacPhail fought like
cats q dogs over his salary each
spring
Andeach spring Camilli, the
FlyingRanchero, threatened to
quit 4 game and retire to his
I7OO-ae California cattle ranch
with Invite and Riddles. But he
didn't. stead, he got more money.
MAY BEAVERS -
The ird supposition is that
Camilli ,ay be in earnest this
time, III he feels he can wind up
with mo. dough by being a play
er-manar for San Francisco or
Portland)re.. of the Pacific Coast
league TN by paying the ex-
penses Oils wife and five chill
dren in . east while he works
with Brodyn.
Portlansa perennial tail-ender
on the Goa. doubtless would make
overtures Camilli. But his most
logical sp1H ould be with the San
Francisco eals, where Manager
Lefty" Osul IL reported head
ing for thsavy and leaving be-
hind an appximste 5000 a year.
In his Advancement. Dolph de-
clared thats was lucky TO wind
up with fivgrand at the end Of
a season aft paying his family's
eastern expees. Thus. that eight
grand mightterest him tremend-
ously.
But the ,ooklyn fans-who
love camilii- oubt II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Boxing Class Will
Omen This Thursday

Organization Of a new boxing
class viii begin Thursday At the
Tacoma Boys club. So. 25th and G
sts. Homer Amundsen has been
named boxing instructor for the
class. which will meet twice a
week on Thursday and Friday
from 7 10 Q p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Fat Person Sets
Pace for Indusirials

Fat Person. whose name has APP
peared in bowling headlines many
times this season because OF his
exceptional bowling In three
leagues. was on top again Monday
night when he finished his work
in the Industrial league on the
Broadway alleys with ISL. includ-
ing the high single game. a nice
233 In his first game.
The Postoffice bowlers. gliding
along for weeks on waves Of VIC
tory. met a stubborn sashmen
quintet last night and lost four
points. the defeat not only TAX
ing them out of first place but
showing them down into fourth
spot.
The women's team. Dentists.
and the scrappy Painters went
into a tie for first place by TAX
ing four points from their respec-
tive rivals. The ladies won from
Millmen and the Paints white
washed MeChord Field
Don's kept well up with the
leaders by taking three from
Wolves. and Tiremen held fourth
place with a 81 win over the
Bag.
Olive Node led the women
bowlers Of the league with o0s
series. Other scores over 300
were Mel Pennington 5zs. Dan
Virglilo s37. Earl Brooks sos.
Walt Hudson SIS. Kari Miller 54s.
Les Colbo SIS, Fred TsnnyHon
sol. Jim Bernard SOC. Andy An
derson 55i. Gilloo 535. I'd Grswoid
SAT. Charley Gillette SOC. Russ
Hewitt 52s. and Cecil C0yeli 53i.
MARGARET FOLEY LEADS
Margaret Foley led the 80 bowl
ers Of the Eagles Auxiliary league
on the Coliseum alleys. shooting
1874 for the high game and 500
for the high series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

rams along DOtn banks OF the
Gowanus would be distraught no
doubt had they not followed so
closely the career Of the famous
Californian since he joined the
Dodgers in March, 1888.
But because the Flatbushers I'M
derstand Signor CamiIli SO well
they shrug their shoulders and say,
"Dolph's announcement means one
of three things, two Of them con-
cerned with an extra buck. And
the point Is this-you can't piame
the guy for tryin' 10 make a couple
Of quick bucks"
The first supposition Is that
Camilli is trying to beat TO the
punch the new general manager OF
the Dodgers, Branch Hickey, VINO
Is famous for his penny-plncning
and hiring of "Coolie help" for the
st. Louis Cardinal chain gang.
FACES PAY CUT
In this connection, IL must De re-
membered that Camilli faces
sizeable cut from his salary OF
S1S,500, because the Dodgers LOST
the pennant in the last campaign
as Dolph's batting average slumped
from .2s5 to PSI.
Moreover, at the ripe basebaii
age Of "a, Dolph required several
trips TO Johns Hopkins clinic in
Baltimore 10 take on injections OF
vitamins or the like to bring him
back TO par.
The second proposition is that
the shrewd Italian is giving a goo
goo-eyed fsdeaway. A hard-to-get
maneuver that should stimulate
everyone connected with the CLUB
to say. why Dolph's the iogicai
manager of this outfit, If Leo Dur
ooher goes into the service.
LOTS OF BACKING
And in this connection Camiiii
has a lot of backing because ne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

NEW N0Mx - Gane1 An<I
kesv - C~lase~ snne~enp6 -
az TT ~ - nr1prse1
ts~srse p1se~es - >e1usrsses
- es-eas<h ~ - A. -
fseshaIl s~nm ~h1ra 80 uurr1
~ w<~t~rn A. s1ass n -
sasnn1 NArsee nnNus - 80
Frns<1>rs Snn. ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

LEAGUE RECORDS
High single game team Log
WISE. Hutchinson. J. Miller. Be-
saw. clough i0z3.
HlRh three games ttsaml- Steel
fReayss. Carson. Cooper. Dupuis.
Martin. Hsvkins1--7sii
You help rosrsslf whsn yoa by
=. n. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

~ LIEUT.. Id D0S 0eoo0n
Csseh ~ nsssh 81 Ts@e>s
q. n. sssy rvs-rlluks Nehs~.s
Sixth of n Instructive Articles.
Ass.iiant throws . i~ft hook
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11

C)ooCAoO - - u4a1ley. Co.
sads npriasA Grin. 49, re-eIne@o1
president ~ the frueune1enal a.
err AsupeistIan te1ny vvnNn 3.
nprossII. orns1 nsc>fa hG1eA. -
rs-si>eted seesseofy - WIIUom
Msauirs. plous1on. Teu. 80 rtnm1
for snether tssm - trunnguF.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-11
Local Bowling News

Jean Pictnshsrg rolled s7s and
Fern Coles = like score 20 take
the ranner-up honor.
Dfive-in won four from Trus-
tees. Laundry won three from APP
parel. Lee Croft won three from
Antlerz. Insurance won three from
Cafe. and Recreation won four
from Tavern.
The Drive-ln ladies set new
team records IN tho league with
T4s In their third game for high
single and ais for high series.
Scores over 400 Included. sophie
Thomas sso. 10 Porter tos. Lola
Holmberg as. Eilyn sanderson
as. u. Moon so2. Ellen MCGOWAN
4io. Vi Clifton to5. and Edna Has
nav sa3.
kowALskI ROLLS cas-
Leadoff kowalaki. for the Fort
Lewis Bowling alley team. ruled
PAL. 22s and iTs In special
match sunday on the bfoadway
alleys 10 hang up a beautiful Gas
series, but. his team dropped tho
match To a high scoring Punchy
outfit. 2e3b to 27S3.
The Punehy boys rolled ns2.
p54 and SIT games 10 get their
winning total. John Fllalka led
with $40 Fat Person rolled bss.
Jack Zeour 523. Erwin Hinx 642.
and Russ Anderson b5l.
ICE-TIRE TILT OFF
The Commercial league match
between the Tcemen and the Tire
men. scheduled for tonight IN the
broadway Commercial league. has
been postponed BY mutual agree
ment Of the teams. Secretary
Bertha Mccormick has announced.
The contest viii he played off
Mt a later date. AL other Com
mercial league matches viii 10
on az scheduled
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Id Be Headed
"AUE For Portland
By JACK,UDDY

NEW YORK-Flatbush far are puzzled but unworried
by Doph Camis surprise advancement that he is retiring
from major league baseball anever again will first
base for the Brooklyn Dodgers.