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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Pipefitiers Win
From Metals, $3.50

Results of Park Preseason
league basketball games played
Friday morning and night:
Coast Guard 80. Medics 20; No.
1 Gray Field "a, jefferson 20;
Confectioners 81. Gray Field No.
2. As.
Swing Shift at the Tacoma Boys
club, Pipefitters defeated Sheet
Metal. So to 80 and Welders won
from Painters, 43 to Il.
Day shift in Bellarmine gym:
Play will be resumed Monday
as follows: Swing Shift at 10 and
IL o'clock. Finishers VS.. Electro
clans, and Burners VS.. Painters.
Preseason at Bellarmine at Z,
s and 9 o'clock: All Stars VS..
Gray Field No. !; Shipyard A. c.
VS.. Gray Field No. 2; Kent VS..
Monarchs.
This is the last week of play
with unregistered players and Fri
day is the deadline for managers
to sign up their rosters on the
official cards furnished by the
park recreation department.
This rule does not apply to
service units which are restricted
to 10 players per game from their
own personnel
On Monday night. December 81,
all managers viii meet in the park
office 10 draw up the leagues for
the 1913 season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

apparently was forsaken by Yogi.
the cosmic and dynamic, last
night because he had floored
Mauriello in the first round and
was winning the bout when the
unexpected knockout came in the
sixth.
They were exchanging blows in
neutral corner-slugging away
as they had done in every round
of this primitive brawl-when sud-
denly little Tami drove a left into
Nova's body.
Nova started to jack-knife, his
arms coming down, and Tami clip
he'd him with right smash to
chin.
iowa wilted to the canvas. face
n, and lay there writing with
head half under the ropes as
fierce Billy Cavansugh counted
m out at 2:43 of the sixth.
II was the second time In his
kreer that 27-year-old Lou had
AIKEN the count. Champion Joe
louis turned the trick in septem-
her. 1e41.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Armies Return
To Pin Form
Regain Ground in
Major Loop Race

Bill Herdman and his Tugboat
Armies intend TO make a fight Of
il yet in the Tacoma Major league
chase.
All but eliminated from the
first-half race last week when
they suffered a disastrous four
point defeat and dropped three
full games off the pace. the Tug
boats came back last night to
regain considerable ground.
While Paul Gomsrud's league
leading Transfers were rolling
26es and dropping three points
to Bill Hurlbut's Titlow Beach
quintet, 2702. the Tugboats &C
cumulated 1854 pins to win three
counters from Jerry Nardens
North End alleys.
The evenings activity saw the
Transfers margin trimmed to a
single game, and the issue will
probably be decided when the two
teams meet next week.
Should they break even, the
Tugboats will have a further OPP
portunity TO climb back on top
when they roll off a postponed
match during the holidays.
In other league matches last
night, Scotty Murdock's Packers,
1859, won four points from Bob
STEMS Asbestos quintet, 2531, and
Bill Othick's Shipyards trundlers,
2717, won three from Ken Nc
Donald's Sportsmen.
John Radonich. a member of the
Tugboats who was caught in the
teams general slump last week
after turning in several brilliant
performances in previous sessions,
regained his old form last night
and led the league with games of
201, PIP and 204 for a GIT series.
Harvey wright's 246 game was
the high single. while Bill Left
witch was right behind with a 245.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Tami Mauriello Knocks Out Lou Nova
Loggers Cage
Basket Win

Norm Mayors College of Puget
Sound basket team was hotter'n
a furnaces tummy last night in
defeating the st. Martins Rangers
on the local floor, 50 TO 46. The
Loggers turned on the heat espe-
cially full in the last five minutes
of play.
Don Brown and Bob Doftness
were high men with 16 and II re-
spectively. The score was 3e-all
when Loftness, held to one field
goal in the first half, scorched the
floor TO lead his team to victory.
He sank three baskets in the win
ming rally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Ed Leader
Out Of Job

NEW HAVEN. Conn. - Ed
Leader. head coach Of the Yale
crews for the past 20 years.
was out Of a job today as the
university abandoned Its oldest
competitive sport. and also an
nounced that the freshman
baseball team was being dis
continued for the duration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Curiails All
Team Travel
Steps in Line With
Wortime Necessity

SAN FRANCIsCO-University
Of California today virtually with
drew from Pacific Coast confer
ence spring sports competition and
prepared to take action toward
curtailing long football trips be-
cause OF wartime transportation
problems.
California. one Of the VESTS
greatest athletic powers, can
ceIled all crew, basketball.
track. baseball and minor
sports contests outside the
San Francisco bay region ~
the first step In an apparent
~ far-reaching de-cmphasis
Of inferrectional athletics.
Athletic Manager Harry Davis
said Golden Bear teams except
possibly football-would compete
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Plea Drops Fine TO SIS
Robin Hood Tale
Causes Jury to
Pull Punches!
Dooy Cfoyv Nrt CO Dory
Deer Story Not So Dear

the picture until their attorney.
John II. Binns. began his de-
Tense argument Binns was a
Rhodes scholar and that means
he was a student at Oxford
college from which he was
graduated.
And Oxford college isn't 90
awfully far from Sherwood for
est where the Hood gang hung
out. somewhat before Binns'
time.
so THE JURY SAYS.
WELL GO EASY SIS
Nevertheless. Binns knows the
country back there and the his
tory of the once-mismanaged
game department.
why" he told the jury. lin
the old days they used to con-
denim to death anybody caught
shooting deer in the Kings
forest"
And that. he said. was how
Robin Hood 4 90. got started
Here were two men Innocent
" inspecting power poles with
. spotiight. yet because they
had . loaded rifle In the car
between them, the law was de-
manding they be fined $3.50
apiece.
The jury Of five women and
one lone man tCharles b.
Rogers) returned q verdict Of
guilty as to each defendant. and
fixed the fine at s25 and costs.
In justice court trials. the jury
becomes sole judge Of law and
fact.
Justice Clarence r. Layton
just kept notes and his records.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Rainiers to Train at Home;
Shorter Coast Season Seen

9EATTIE-The Seattle Rain
iers Of the Pacific Coast league
win train At home next spring
for an abbreviated season be-
ginnin gabout May /. President
Emil Sick said last night on
his return from baseball meet
ings in Chicago.
He said the club would train
1t home. instead Of In Califor-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Con Schwoegler
Leads National
Bowling Event

CHICAGO-Connie Schwoegler.
Madison. Wis. leads IL other all
star finalists today in the Sec
ond day of competition in the
National bowling championship
tournament.
Schwoegler held a TIA advan-
tage over Frank Benkovic, Mil
waukee, at the end Of yesterdays
play.
The defending champion,
Ned Day of West Allis. Wis,
and Santa Monica, Calf,
dropped to third place after
finishing the first round in
first place. Detroit's Jimmy
Crimmins finished the day in
fourth place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Recalls Gen. Wood
As Football Coach
OF Georuia Tech

ATL-ANTA-Fr Fred Kaufman.
. member Of the first Georgia
Tech football team In 1881.
stood In . chilly. drinking rain
10 witness team practice A
he watched hin Alexander work
% his 2Sd edition. memories Of
half . century played through
HIS mind The coach Of that
early team WAS Leonard Wood
who later became goveronr-
general Of the Philippines and
chief Of staff Of the Z. 8 army.
Mr.. Kaufman has not missed
~ opening practice since lssS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Cheney Upseis
Idaho Vandals

CHENEY, Wash.-University of
Idaho last night lost to Eastern
Washington college who upset the
Vandals. 81 to rs, in a non-con-
ference basketball session.
Except for a short period early
in the game. Cheney was out in
front all the way. Half-time score
was EWC IS, Idaho IL.
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as a difficult obstacle.

as a difficult obstacle.
whirly will 60 to the post for
his last start of the year with a
total of $54s.461. gained in three
seasons of racing, and will be the
betting choice at about 8 to 5
under the whip Of hustling. little
Wendell Eads. contract rider for
Calumet Farms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Inglewood Golf
Club Taken Over

SEATTLE The u. s. coast
guard has leased the $500 900 club
house Of the Inglewood Country
club and viii use it as a training
station. Capt. w. H. Munter. dis
trict officer. said today. Coast
guardsmen ana club members both
win be allowed use Of the golf
course.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Whirlaway Odds.

NEW ORLEANS. IA.-warren
wright's great colt. whirlaway,
was expected to rule an odds-on
favorite today to humble field
Of 10 named to oppose him in the
$4,000 Louisiana handicap al
though the chances Of a slow,
holding track at fair grounds made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

After listening again to tales
Of Robin Hood and how he and
his gang got started. justice
court jury Thursday pulled its
punches on two men charged
with violation Of the state game
laws.
1hs law says that n found
guilty. they should be f1ned
80 for each effense; tbe jury,
recalling Robin Heed and the
tough old sheriff Of Noting
ham forest, cut the fIse TO SIS
nsd costs.
oliyfr c. Ellis and Donald M.
Paddock. both Of Milton and
employed on the city's Nisqual-
" power project. were the de-
fendants.
They were charged by Carl
Hoggatt. state game protector.
Paddock with hunting deer with
artificial light about . p. m. on
Oct n. and Ellis with aiding
and abetting Paddock.
HUNTING CREOsoTED
POLES IN THE DARK
Their story was that they are
electricians and were looking
Over = new pole installation on
. back road near the project.
They had been deer hunting
earlier in the day but hadn't got
. deer.
A. night, however. they said
they were flashing their light
up the poles 10 80 n the poles
were crcesoted clear to the top.
The light, they said. had moth
ing 10 d with deer.
Robin Hood didn't come into
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

NONd sPNiiA
the night at the
hospital, after
being knocked
out in the sixth
round by Maur-
iello in their
scheduled To-
round encoun-
ter before 15.-
500 fans at
Madison Square
Garden.
N ov [ h e
bronzed Cali
fornia veteran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
EOC WINS GAME
la GRANDE, Ore.-The

LA GRANDE. Ore.-The East
ern Oregon College of Education
basketball team defeated the Pen
dleton Air Base cagers. 81 to SO,
here last night. jackson, Pendle-
ton center, was high scorer with
Is points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Californian
Had Lead Up
To KO Blows

NEW YORK - Promoter Mike
Jacobs was considering today a
match between Young Tami Maur-
iello, the Bronx slugger, and jim
my Bivins of Cleveland or Harry
Bobo of Pittsburgh, while I'M
lucky Lou Nova was having addi-
tional X-rays taken of his bat
tered ribs at st. Clare's hospital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

solely with college and service
tea mopposition within easy trav-
cling range.
Transportation difficulties and
q curtailed athletic budget simply
will make IL impossible for Cali
fornia to continue sending teams
on long trips" Davis said.
At .Paio Alto, aCl., Stanford
Graduate Manager Al Mas
tiers said stanford was In "en-
tire accord. with CALIFORNIA;
"very good plan" because ats
the only thing 10 be done" In
solving acute wartime prob
lens.
CALIFORNIA; action apparently
will break u pthe four-man south
ern division basketball league OF
the coast conference, as well as
seriously handicapping other con-
ference sports.
SEATTLE - The University of
Washington will play normal
schedules In basketball and spring
sports unless a contrary policy is
adopted at the annual Pacific
Coast conference meeting begin
ming In San Francisco tomorrow.
an. athletic spokesman said today.
The statement was made
following the announcement
that the University Of Cali
fornla win confine Its basket
ball and spring sports to
games with opponents In tine
San Francisco bay area. and
an indication that Stanford
would follow suit.
Conference coaches meet in San
Francisco tomorrow and faculty
representatives, and athletic man
ayers will convene Monday.
I'VE are waiting until the conf
ference meeting" the spokesman
said. That's what Californi
should have done"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
TELEPHONE GIRLS
North End Alleys

Third Floor Plant 1889 (l VS..
Traffic 1907 (0). High game, NJ.
Moe ITO; high series, Moe 452.
Second Floor Plant 1877 t3) VS..
Commercial 1915 u. High game,
L. Martin 156; high series, Mar
tin 400.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Turkey Shoot
Billed Sunday

A turkey shoot Is scheduled for
Sunday at the Tacoma Rifle club
range at Memo park. one half
mile east of the New Tacoma
cemetery. Shooting begins at 10
q. m. from prone and bench rest.
Any shooter 10 welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
PUGET SOUND (5s)

Free throws missed-McPhee 5,
Allensworth, Baisinger, II IF,
Brow. Mockel 2.
Halftime score-St. Martins Is,
Puget Sound is.
Referee-John Heinrich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Lincoln Hoops
Score Easily

Lincoln's basketeers opened
floor competition Friday night on
their home court by beating Clover
Park. ~ to IS. The Abes. who won
easily. - the score shows. had
too much height for the Parker
squad. Coach John Kennedy spot
ted rough floor work. which his
polishing brush viii eliminate.
II ALI reserves also beat
Clover seconds. - 70 16.
nnceln plays Puyallup 1t
Unceln NEXT Thursday night
Last nights summary:
llscsIa Clover Park
Brunswick (e) F.t6) Mclaughlin
Brolin (5) p. ca johnson
8ivertson III. c.. t5l Reynolds
Piere "a ...- -G....... Wines
uunt'gt'n (12) G.......... Hints
subs Lincoln: MCGUIRE (. Rush
q Nuixh 2. Anderson. johnson 2,
Greco. Clover Park. CaIbitt 2.
Heron. Carbone. Mason. Off,
Gals, Cillfhan and Robertson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

Shans Defeats
Jackie Callura

BOSTON - Cleo Shans Of Los
Angeles. the country.s third rank
ing lightweight. scored = one
sided decision over Jackie Callura
Of Providence, r. l.. last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Husky Frosh
Win at Hoops
BREMERTON-

BREMERTON-T The University
of Washington freshmen, paced
by Les Eathorne who scored "a
points. defeated the Bremerton
All-Stars at basketball last pieht.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
TOURNAMENT PLAY
Broadway Alleys

The annual Christmas turkey
shoot of the Broadway alleys
starts tonight. 1t is for all Tacoma
bowlers and is a handicap affair
with 200 scratch and so percent
handicap allowed.
Bowlers may shoot as often as
they wish and there will be a
turkey for every 10 entries. The
meet will continue until Dec. 20.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
O'Dea Wins

sEATTIE-o'Dea opened their
basketball season here last night
with a 34-21 victory over Kent.
O'DEA f34l KENT t21)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Holly and Max
Sock Head Pin
Lead PYthios Loop;
Helen Also Shines

Holly Chsmberlin and Max
Patty removed their coats and
went TO work in earnest in the
Knights Of Pythiss league matches
on the Coliseum alleys and wound
up with scores that any pinman
might be proud 70 make.
Chamberlln had the top figure,
a 225 single and SIS series, while
Patty registered a $50 total, with
singles Of 205. ia and III.
Results: Damon I, Pages o;
Senators 4. Pluto o: knight 3.
Monitor 1: Dokkes 4, Pythagoras
o; Esquires ?. King 2.
$50 FOR BLATTLER
Helen Blattler led the bowlers
Of the women's City league on
the Coliseum alleys with $50
score. the result of three fine
games, 1s6. ISL and 1873.
Laurene Puthres rolled 207 in
her third game for the high single
OF the session.
Results: Dinners 2. Market
1: Mack's 8. Bottlers o: Scales
s, Trees o; Griffs s, APP
parel o.
Helene Rettke rolled 511, Ruth
Seidelman 500 and Mary Reda
4e4 for best of the remaining
scores.
MISS ROWE ROLLS 224
Winnifred Rowe rolled 224 for
the highest single game Of the
Glass A women's league on the
Broadway alleys and $50 for the
high series.
/ Mutuals won four from Alpha
Iota. Whists won three from OPP
] ticals, Miller Won three from
Punchy's, and Autos won four
from Desmond's.
. Eleanor Frederickson's sic.
Peggy Ruehle's se2, Louise Wah-
lers sos were other high scores.
HELENE WINS BOND
Helene Rettke. a member Of
the Women's City league. is the
winner of the sixth Bond a
Week" contest on the Coliseum
alleys, having won the prize with
a score of 612, including 101 pins
handicap.
Second place. and the war
savings stamps, went to Max
Patty, knights of Pythias pin
man. who rolled $50 Thurs
day night and with go pins
handicap placed second with
610.
Other scores in the top brackets
included: Helen Blattler COS, Bea
Sydell 606, John Calhoun sos, Leo
Penowich 602, Margaret Dahl sos.
George Hunter 5s5. c. Hirst SIS.
Cliff Ferguson $50. Helen Daley
$50.
TOURNAMENT PLAY
Broadway Alleys
The annual Christmas turkey
shoot of the Broadway alleys
/ -...te top;0ht II ie for all Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14

Your postmaster can tell yd
how to invest in u. S. Wal
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-14
Fife Quintet
Beats f derals

Fife and Federal Way opened
Gheir Pierce County basketball
xace yesterday At Fife court with
TIE Fifemen winning Il to IL.
Fife had . - to edge in the
1lrst half. no field goal being
scored By the Feds Fife reserves
Ven their battle. beating the Feds.
- to II. cereghino was high Fife
nan. IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Special Currency

One taxi driver took me for 2
i0-ccnt ride behind two bony
horses and then hold up four
fingers meaning 81
DoughboyS pay their bills with
special American currency
stamped with yellow blocks which
mark II as legal tender IN North
Africa only.
Thus If captured or struggled
into Nali hands i could not be
used by spies and Sabotcurs IN the
United States
An aIrc OF tt8f Con Tt0Vd T
Fredcndall told mo he had tried
to buy an old LIncOln-Iephvr and
was told the price was $1,000
Tho owner finally dropped the
price 10 s. 400 after prolonged
pickering. but the aide StIll re-
fused 20 buy
A day or 50 later hc saw tho
car sitting on an airport lie
learned that the air force had
snapped up the car ar $4,000 and
that 1t had promptly broken
down
A bunch Of di,grun'Iod atrmcn
were packing tomWy--Ins IN
search Of the dealer who sold
them this lour-Whcclcd African
lemon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Buy for Girls at Home

Perfume. powder and such toilet
articles are most popular with
soldiers who have Clrl friends IN
Britain and AT home. although an
ordinary dime store with an
American name Is among tfe
places doing a boom business
Whisky wines. champagne AZ
81 a bottle are still AT bargain
prices. although prices were rising
and soldiers purchases restricted
With al this prosperity the
arc under strict dISci-
pine. and the emphasis upon
proper SalutlnC has been increased
Even the drivers Of big army
trucks are polite, taking care 10
avoid the lcISurcly, white-SWathcd
Arabs and horScdrawn taXis which
mrnglc IN the palm-llncd streets.
OutWardly The population Is en-
tircly friendly, but many are ac-
tually diSeruntlcd
The pro-NaZIS are angry that
the Allies are here and tho pro-
Allied groups arc angry because
pro-NalIS have not been arrested.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

or contemplated FOR now house
hold?
In connection with tho last
Tho WpB wanted 10
know II The marriage license APP
phcanrS intended 10 acquire their
own furniture bed springs.
kitchen utensils. slkcrWaro and
garbage cans and IN what guam
UtIC>.
In tho first DAY Of the expert
mont. the Junior LcacuCr> qucS-
TONED 7O-odd young men and
women Tho majority they found
WSi didn't have answer, for most
of the questions
Some facts cleaned wore
More than so per cent Of those
questioned were government em-
.plovcS. About 80 per cent OF the
Gr!lS-had iobS
Half OF those with plans intended
TO live IN furnished apartments OF
houses. the other half IN furnished
dwellings.
MANY were seriously worried
over whether they would find q
home of any Kind IN congcstec
Washington
Practically none planned 10 buy
= carriage can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Night Club Girl
Trunks

CHICAGO Nov. IS GNS) "A
thief who stole two trunks and
SIS from Rita {. Johnson s apart
mont has the surprise of his life
coming.
Miss Johnson Who docs spc-
cialty act AT a Chicago night clun
today that one trunk
contained snakes SIN-foof
hooded cobra and a l@-foot boa
Said the owner:
I'm sure the thief. whoever
he il. will get the surprise Of
his life when ClariSSa Lou rareS
up and misses at him. ClarlSSa
Lou is tho cobra
EmmalinC, the boa constructor,
is likely 10 be initiated unless her
hot water bottles are rctilled.
That's lust a tip 70 the thief
added Miss Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Everybody Stuindles AEF
In African Business Boom

American tpip1- Lock f44-44Hee--t,- -
them
Although they don't speak much
English they soon learned 70 quote
prices IN that language Mostly IN
dollars thcy ecmcd ~ hay"
trouble learning 10 give prices IN
CcntS.-
French friends warned HS re-
poatedly that We were beng over
charged everywhere.
ON many occasions Frcnchmcn
riding With a party of Americans
forced taAi drivers 10 accept n
quarter of the fare which they had
originally asked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
French Unity Seen

LONDON. Nov. IS GNS) Cen
Charles be Gaullc, Fighting French
chief in broadcast. declared
sinking Of the French fleet Al TOu-
Ion unitcS France. He added
France stands firm and united in
her determination 10 wipe out in
victory all the atroCiOuS conSc-
of Disaster and BETRAYAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
500 a Day Request
Right 10 Raise Wages

NEW YORK. Nov IS GNS).-
More than 500 applications seek
ing permission to grant pay IN
CreaScs arc being received daily
by the wages and hours division
OF the department Of labor, 1t was
learned today.
Tho New York office which has
jurisdiction over most OF NcW York
state and part of New Jersey. has
received S 300 applications since
the Salary-frcczinG order became
effective. Most Of the applications
have been approved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
By LEO -. DISHER
United Press stan Correspondent

hilf0 lF'~N N'hU '"rtFNP"hV'H'
ORAN, Algeria. Nov "a de
laycd). As the main Allied forces
move eastward toward BIZertc
troops behind the lines, armed with
fSt,ulS OF American ErecnbackS
are carrying out .mopping-up oper-
atIonS OF their own buying vast
quantities of everything from dime
store goods 10 automobiles.
Operations are not proceeding
entirely according 10 plan
Skyrockctlng prices are offering
a StiffcnIng resistance 10 the at
tack from soldiers wallets. which
have been SpewInC currency faster
than n machine gun SplIS bullets.
Some prices have increased Is
much as 500 per cent. Jewellers
have abandoned their customary
pricing system and begun charging
for articles los weight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

T.oo 6 Dl,hnr I.nltnd Press
correspondent with The Amer
can ENpcditionarY r or & in
Africa who was wounded at
Oran and decorated for bravery.
has been invaded back 10 Lon
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the following dispatch describing
tho activities ot the Iu jt.c Il
States occupation forces just be-
fore he left AICcraD