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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-28
Australian Communication Lines Are Unbroken
Cassidy Orders
PoliceO Off Premises
Requested Not to Try Doors at Night Follows Recent
Judgment for PatrOlman Injured While Trying
Rear Door OF Willow Street Store

The Police Department has been given orders to keep
off all property of Attorney John Cassidy refrain from
trying doors at night and In general avoid the premises
unless violation Of the law Is actually being committed
At the request of Attorney Cassidy who lost judy
ment In superior court Thursday to Patrolman James
Downey Of injuries sustained by him while trying the
door Of store at 1a Willow Street Deputy Police
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-28
Trade Pacts Are
Under Scrutiny
by GEORGE u. REEDY. JR.
IInltAd Press staff COFreRDOndeni

Washington ss-UPThe senate committee investigating
pOndered aAvsab nqung into the
than 1907 cartel agreements g. FrbennduStre the German Dye
made with American
Chairman Harry r. Truman. d. committee probably
would 90 agreements but that II obviously
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-28

4 M8l8 sm@ week may MAKE tEAG Mf1@
ference @s a month"; Translate
tkfs lnfo war wFe9uotl0a and Ao-
|AlVB4y anA y0m have Aaoa Alaaleu
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-28
UNcLElEF

Did you ever
notice how lite
eIe delays mule
uply2 B D N q
b o @y, o. few
minutes late,
holds up goEles
body else IN
hour, and that
hours delay
makes q days
dAffere en- Q Q
som where else.
ana the day De-
comes Q week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-03-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Camp Traiiers

NS-Refnd house trailers. Lloyd r..
Fast, me, 500 =. or blvd MA. 0li2.
TRAILER parts accessories; also repair
parts many other useful articles. Fed
cfal Trailer 1903 West Warren. open
daIiN and sunday %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
A Automobiles Wanted

JACK ALEXANDER really knows how
10 get the hlsh s Tor your car o
equity Cash I'D , minutes WIZ EiF'
EN- away Si35 Woodward. Trinity 2-9lab
LATE MODEL cars WANTED
JERRY MCCARTHY 6lll CASS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
FLOYD RICE

poo Pesutuu' Cars 2. Choose From
1855 LIVEENOis IN 1870
CHEVROLEl -lsaa --cr sedan re.F
beautiful. swell t~e- q steal 'iH lr'r'
So NJ Orerots Heated emo" ROOM
3-5o6 Ggs'lc
CHEVROLET TWpuCoE 1859
ne luxe r1r1rl. excellent motor. clean uNho'-
EtEry. Er.---- 81 'u.l A-.r - - l-N-l-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
80 TRAILERS

Skw USED AND REPOSSESSED
DEFENSE HOUSING MODELS
EAST SIDE 2qfl EAST JEFFERSON
WEST 25if CD RIVER al 7MI.G RID.
1912 COVERED WAGONS WATSON
TRAILER SALES. 5s2s r., SMILE.
CORNER MOUND
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

a FEW CARS WANTED
Going to California. need 2 or nice
cars. pay spot cash, any make or model,
1900 Grafton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Automobiles for Sale

HUDSON 1877 40 luxe sedan SiSs. good
paint nice upholstery oyerhauled motor.
g good tires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
1885 CHEVROLET
1850 WOODWARD
WRIGLEY MOTOR SALES
91O0 GRATIOT

CHEVROLET 1851 special 40 lNs. lt'
new. drafted. trNersfy 2'3s' La
fayette BIOS.
CHFV % 2-dr I'm. beaded Win ~
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
AUTOS WANTED

AUTOMOBILE WANTED-Cash waiting
We paw more cash or car for your equity
Bring title. 1920 GratiOt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
Sports Roundup

Ann Arbo-A squad will depart this afternoon for
Kore will play the first game
since 1903 Coach Fritz Crsler said
he would that against Harvard
White hafback positions and Bob Wee
fulback.
Thursday hospital where be
Russell Pete) Ashbaugh l75 pouud jun
will right hafback the Noe
Saturday with Michigan Head Coach Frank
Leahy Angelo Beeli NCe Danes
passing artist with plays it is repored
Bacnmau Michigan announced
Pawos Fuback Ed Rpmas
Saturday indicated Edo Menco
right habdck against
Saturday Glenn Dehart
squad they Bach
described a disciplinary measure.
IndBob Hajzyk quarterback will
Purdue the
football with Michigan Hazyk
shoulder Although his hits the Boiernake
vital the will be reinforced by the OF
Smock hahack and Bruce Warren left tackle the latter will
be acting captain for the day
san Fr8ncisco-AP- Goyerna Columbia University back
the first picked
which will the Western AStars the Shrine charity
football here New Years Day.
New lork-UPThe biggest betting fight STAGED This the
New York brings together tonight Allie So Newark y.
and Beau Jack OF Augusta Ga round lightweight
battle Madison Garden The to
shot with Champion Sammy Angou in January
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
Three Bouts
For Opening

Headlning the first wrestling
show Of the season Saturday night
in the Armory. is the main cont
bout between frankie Hart and
Eddie Lewis. the latter who is bill
ed as "Bad-Man".
Promoter George Williams pre-
diets plenty OF fireworks when
the two meet.
Both boys like 10 mix it and
each is well able TO take care OF
himself giving no quarters and
asking no favors,' he says. Lewis
is known for his rough and ready
tactics and his desire to win.
Hart is two-flsted scrapper
who can put plenty of punch in the
match II the situation demands Il
and has proven himself to he a
top-notch performer by his enyi-
able record ia Detroit Toledo, Co
umbus and other cities
The main event will have a time
limit of one and one-half hours
The semi-tnal brings together Dale
Haddock Of Birmingham, Ala. and
a Hazel Pari, lad who Mr. Williams
says has established himself as a
headliner on any show, Harold
Chaundy There is a IS minute
time limit for the semi-fnal bout.
The opening match starts at S: 80
r M and in this. Jack Smith meets
Leo Jensen, with 30-minu'e
time limit
The management has arranged
10 accommodate $50 service men
as guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
Braves Tackle
Howell Tonight

Coach Edwin W, Shadford plans
TO use the same lineup as in the
Ann Arbor game for his Braves
Ypsilanti Central High School
when they play their eighth foot
ball game OF the year tonight at
Howell, a non-conference oppon.
ent
This will be O'Hara and Wolter.
ends: Tibbets and Drake, tackles;
Wynn and Houck, guards; Co-cap-
tain Boik, center: Robertson and
Kelly at halfback positions; Moi.
felt, quarterback, and Meyer, full
back.
All members of the squad ars
ready for tonight's encounter, al
though Clyde King, back, who re-
ceiyed shoulder bruige in the
Birmingham game two weeks ago,
is not Believed ready for full &C.
ton.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
ArmOry Wrestling Shows To Start
Albion May Furnish Strong
Competition For Normal Men

Stormy weather OF the gridiron
variety looms for the Michigan Nor
NAL football team Saturday when
the Hurons clash with Albion Col.
itge at the latter,s field.
Albion is the fourth MIAA oppon-
ent which the Hurons have played
this season. All of the other three
provided Coach Elton ]. Rynear-
sons charges with plenty Of head
aches. Alma College. for example,
ran roughshod through the Huron
line TO gain a as triumph
Then Hope bounced up with a
second half rally to scare the Mich
igan Normal team a-plenty before
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

pulling a 1873 win out Of the fire.
Similar fireworks accompanied the
Normal-Hillsdale game, although
the Hurons won, 1913.
Michigan Normal needs to beat
Albion in order to end the season
with a winning record. The Hurons
have already won three games, lost
two and tied one.
Five Hurons will close their col
legiate careers with this contest.
They are Co-captains Lowell Beach
and Charles Nemeth, Robert Urqu-
hart, Ralph Buckles and DICK har-
pinski.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
REcREATioNAL INDUSTRIAL
MEMS LEAGUE
Post office

MEMS LEAGUE
Post office
r. smith 500, G.. Fisher Az K,
Bates $40, E. Riters 4SO NJ. Max
1913, Handicap 243, Totals 7s9, S41,
7S9-2419.
Eagles
f. Packard SIP, w. Hubbard 343,
J. Imler $50, T. Edison APT, ]. Harris
532, Totals $50, 739, 775-2l97.
SeoVlll Lumber Co.
Dleterle SOB, Gilbert 43S, X. Hopp
453, c. Hopp 4l6, Richards AL.
Handicap 81, Totals 1853, 74S, 7sl-
225l.
BARRIERS
u. Blakemore $50. NJ Bowden
554, A. Morris 545, T. fowler $50,
II. stout A6S. Totals 9O6, S74, S25--
2605.
Hillbillies
NJ. Blakemore 394, T. Kelly 3s1.
F. Thomas 466, Z. Livingston sos,
D. Deck Sal. Totals 1859, S04, IA
1891.
Orange Crush
Crane 435, Murray 462, Lutes SOL.
Dundon 44S. Harner SIS, Handicap
80, Totals S73, Isl, 747-24O1.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
Smallest Field in History
For AAU Harrier Meet Here

State captured the State Ilteroolle-
giate title last week.
9ill Scott, of State, is eXpectSd 10
Lead the way in the fight for in
dividual honors, especially since
Duane Temper, defending cham
pion, has not filed an entry in the
meet. Temper captained the
Michigan Normal team a year ago
The Huron entry is composed II
Capt Bob Archer. Dick Gehring,
Paul Hansen. Harold Leverett.
Rutilio .Enzastiga, Al Pingel and
Donald Hossler.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

s three school field. smallest N
the history Of the meet, will gath
er at the starting mark Saturday
morning for the twentieth annual
Michigan AAU cross country cham
pionships. 10 be conducted over
the four.mlle Michigan Normal
course
Michigan States Spsrtans rank
as heavy fayorites to dethrone
Michigan Normal as team cha m
pion. although the Hurons possess
an advantage IN ths, the meet +
being run over their own route.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
DoUsLE-BAReELEo ACTION

DETROIT-UP-En listing in the
Navy didn't completely satisfy
the patriotic urge OF Chester Mar.
tin Milczewski, former operator OF
Wholesale radio store in Dear
born, So, when he appeared for
Induction at the Crosse Isle naval
base he carried with him a certi-
fled check for $3.50 and bought
$4,000 worth OF war bonds.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

Team high single game, Stewart
(No. A.. $40: team high series,
Stewart (No. ~, 1874. Individual
high series, Wisbin, 46l; individual
high single game. Stewart, IT'S.
South mo. 81
Schrepper 1852, O'Hara 355, South
2S3, E. Miller 316, Weaver 35S, han
dicap As; totals, sol, 517, $50, 1904.
5assett mo. p
Bassett 337, Schlesinger 2S0, d.
Miller 1853, Goldsmith 262, Nehlsen
40l; totals, $50, SIS, 49S, 1888.
Wisbin mo. y
Greenstreet 423, Lunt $40, Matth-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
SOUR NOTES FOR AXIS

SACRAMENTO. Cal. TIP 4
sayaphone. complete with case
and instructions. was contributed
To the scrap pile here Either the
donor was a patriotic musician or
a long-suffering listener.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
SLOGAN FOR SMOKERS

BOSTON-UP- The q. S. For.
es Services fire prevention slogan
for campers, fishermen and hunt.
ers is: "Chaperon your cigarettes
don't let them go out alone"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

Washtensw Ladies' League
Standings
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
GIVES GOLF CLUBS TO SCRAP

SACRAMENTO. Cal.-UP-Dep-
uty Attorney General Jess Hession
contributed a set OF matched steel
shaft golf clubs and a dozen brand
new golf balls 10 the salvage drive.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
BowHng Scores

ews s19, Harris 252, McCallum 255.
handicap Sc; totals, sol, 59i 500,
1855.
Stewart mo. -
Whitmire 1877, Fischer $40, Fash
baugh 81, Baker 2S7, Cameron
$50; totals, 567. 500, 544, 1911.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

Crane ABS, Murray 462, Lutes SOL.
Dundon 44S. Harner SIS, Handicap
80, Totals S73, Isl, 747-2401.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

of two fishermen near here. The
fish. one Of the largest types below
whale come mp under boats and
bump against them. overturuing
them
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
sLAcKFIsH CAUSE DEATHS

HOODSPORT. Wash-UP-Play-
full blackfish which delight in dis.
porting in salt waters near fishing
boats were blamed for the deaths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Connie Nelson
Visits Friends
After 20 Years

connie Nelson. .ormer CITY
league baseball player and pitcher
for the old LaMuna club. visited
Tacoma friends after an absence
Of 20 years.
Nelson. merchant marine mate
whose home II IN Portland, has
passed through the city a few
times since last he left here. but
never had time 70 look up old
mates for talk.
His brown hsid has grayed
and the years lave left their
teil-taie imprints on him. even
- Yen and I. but he IL still
the happy. talkative friendly
man Of old.
When he leaves the seas for a
few months rest he goes 10 gold
mining property he ownes in Ne
vada.
A u. s. Marine in the first
World War. he went into the
hazardous merchant marine work.
his life's vocation, when duty
called. His work takes him through
war zones.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Passing Ut Along
With Harold Shsw

No. the Rating System has not been thrown the ashcan
just because it missed five out of II last week Some
of the systems predictions remarkably accurate
instance, the onepont victory for Bearmine Clover
Park.
possible Buckley Puyap
listed things while opided
point predicted.
One Puyalup fan writes
slider material
teriai the VIII plead guilty previous
the
Chehas Puyalup Puyallup Buckley
Ross left the
This the ratings sl EIensburg new
Rogers of Spokane listed place Rogers
possible after the Spokane city
Lewis and Clark who had previously beaten wa1a wala
The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Seabee Appeal
BRINGS Response

Wednesday the Tacoma navy
recruiting station announced new
openings In the nsvy's construc-
ton regiment.
On Thursday a number Of men
answered that call. One Of the
first to apply was Howard Clin-
ton. age 20. a shipyard worker.
Howard. by joining the seabees.
follows his uncle, Arthur King.
who recently joined that branch of
the naval service with the rating
Of chief petty officer. Chief
Quartermaster Charles w. Ora
ham again reminds all men who
are skilled In a construction trade
that there are petty officer rat
ings available TO them.
Other new navy enlistments in.
cluded: Floyd Albert Graham
2S21 SO. ID. ST.: Charlie Elwyr
Sanderson, go Tth st. s. t.. Puy.
ailup: James Myron McGregor
Route 4. Box 752. Tacoma: Ellis.
worth J. Leach, e41s So. Mullen;
Charles L. Butxberger. 70s East
Wright ave-: Neil Kenneth Barrett
Route 5. Box BIB. Tacoma: An.
drew obert Berg. te25 So. c.
Richard Owen Lowry. Tilhcum
William James sullivan. Route ?
BOX ees. Puyallup: Paul NJ. Mick,
ems. 112o So. 7th St: Donald
Moore Stewart. s73s No. 30th st.
John Erwin. Buckley. and Chester
William Shade. lTl4 So. 23d ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Mon Soys Bondit
Took $50 From Him

Highway robbers invaded down.
town Tacoma early Thursday
morning. according to the story Of
a holdup told police by Reginald E.
westsll. 1910 Market ST Approx
mately $50 was taken from West
all by a bandit who drove up be-
side him At the corner OF 18th and
Market sts. At los q. m. got out
OF his big black sedan and robbed
him with the aid Of a heavy cali
Der automatic revolver. westall
told police he was on his way home
after spending several hours in a
tavern playing pinbail machines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Myers Praises Be.
Center and Tackle

BOSTON - This may result In
the expulsion a. Denny Myers
from the Amalgamated ocsching
Union--ths first precept Of which
IL 'Pemimism Forever"-but here
goes:
srearisss Fred Nsumetx. our
center" says ths Boston college
coach. 'is ths best center In coll
lege football There's nobody better
in the pro lsagus-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Bettina Beats
Rival Rogers
Fort Lewis Scores
His Second Victory

FORT LEWIS PVT. Joe Bet
tina. Is7. OF New YORK City, bat
tered out another close decision
over Pvt. Joe Rogers. $50 pound
Akron. Ohio. Negro. n a remateh
topping the hi-weekly army boxing
show held here last night. II Was
toe 10 toe al the way with Bet
tina getting IN the hardest punches.
Pvt. Danny Rondenone, 10
pound unit champion. lost q
close decision 20 Cpl. Phil Du-
baldi. and Cpl. Ernie PetrettL
100. Who Lost his unit title =
week ago came back to take
a hard battle from Pvt Jim
HinkIe. Iso.
Pvt Leo Eustler. 157, knocked
out Pvt. Leroy Simms, 1871 pound
Negro, in the third round OF a
suggest: Pvt. Frank Jordan, l51
pound Negro. put Pvt. Ralph Pas
cueci. 157, away in AZ seconds Of
the first round. and a cut over his
right eye forced Ppt. Frank Ca
pone. 1873. to give up in the second
round Of his opener with Pvt.
Horace Lewis. 1873. Negro, after
knocking Lewis down for a short
count in the first round.
The audience which packed
the post gym roared its APP
prevail Of one Of the best cards
seen here in months. Another
smoker il scheduled for the
first week In November In the
north arena gym.
Al Whitman of Tacoma refereed
the card; VIII Msylon and Cliff
Olson were judges, Cpl. Bill
Sharkey, announcer; Pvt. eleven
ger, timer, and Pfc. Cliff Phillips
and Pvt. John Sherard were match
makers. The series of bi-weekly
smokers is under supervision OF
Lieut.. Col. ALIVE L. Merrill and
Lieut.. Val Kirk of special services
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Tweniy-Eighi
Bears Cominq
BERKELEY, CAM.

BERKELEY, Calf. - Twenty
eight University of California
players were en- route to Seattle
for the annual game with WASH
ington's unbeaten but tied Huskies.
Jim Jurkovich, star left half who
has been out of the lineup for
three weeks. was aboard the train.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

CORVALLIS, Ore. Oregon
States "listlessness" today drew
fire from Coach Lon Stiner. Last
nights workout was the worst
we've had this season." Stiner
said. then predicted dire things for
his Beavers for the square off
with Washington State Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Caffall Returns

PAL0 ALTO, Calif.-Heartene
by the return of Mark Caffall,
understudy to Ray Hammett at
quarterback. the Stanford Indians
today resumed drills for Satur-
days clash with Southern Cali
fornia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
North Ender
Hits GOA Pins
Leeds Industrial
Circuit HondilY

Hammering out a 223-pin total
4, his first game and finishing up
with 1es and 1s3 efforts, H. II.
Miller posted a 6O4 series TO show
the way to North End Industrial
league bowlers last night At the
North End alleys.
Jack Jennings. with a 81
total. was runner-up, while
EIstad. with 554. and hen
swanson. 52s. were next In
line.
Louie Bacalich outdid the efforts
Of fellow Shipyard lesguers. who
also held their weekly session last
night at the North End lanes. by
recording a 214 single and 51s
e~s.san
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23

LOS ANGELES-The University
of California at Los Angeles
Bruins today brushed up on Of
fensive tactics to be used against
the battling Broncos from Santa
Clara in the Coliseum Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
sHIPYARDS LEAGUE
North End Alleys

Checkers 1897 l0) VS.. Ship
wrights 2510 (p. High game,
Kemppaihen 1872; high series,
Tucker sos.
Riggers No. 1, 2745 49, VS..
welders 261s "a. High game, L.
Bacalich 214; high series, Baealich
57e.
shipfitters PASS ~ VS.. Grave
yard Shrinkers 2402 (2). High
game. Svenson 1s7: high series,
Olson 493.
Riggers No. 2, 24s3 (o) VS..
Painters 2e7e "a. High game,
Tony Daus 200; high series, Dan
Miller S35
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
Consolidated Ration Board
In PuYallup Now Completed

The pot luck family dInneF
scheduled for Thursday evening At
the Presbyterian church has heen
postponed for one week, ~ II an
nounced.
Louis Owens Of the music de-
partment az puyallup high school
ieft Wednesday to report for army
duty. Owens. Who was completing
his masters degree in New York
during the summer. was not
reached by the draft board until
after the school year began. Hrs
Robert o. Logan win occupy ma
post for the rest Of the year.
To Eater Exhibits
Students Of Puyallup high school
win take part In the Valley Arts
and Crafts association exhibit at
Auburn Nov. 81. according to an
nounoement Thursday. The school
win be represented BY Mary Lee
Detering. Frances Bum. Helen
Sale. Kenneth crandfield and Jay
oldright.
Varied crafts such as hand loom
weaving. pottery. wood carving
and textile decoration win be on
display by adults OF the communi-
ties Of Auburn. Puyallup, Kent,
Enumcisw snd the surrounding
territory. Paintings in oil and
water eolors. - well ~ a camera
club exhibit and a garden club
flower arrangement display will
also be featured. One OF the DEM
onstrations Of the exhibit VIII he
basket weaving by a native Indian
Of the valley. Pottery throwing
on q wheel also viii be shown.
Miss 1rma Hawkinson and Miss
Gladys sorcnson. members of the
Puyailup high faculty. win act as
hostesses on Saturday evening and
win have work on display. The
exhibit win be open Friday from
7 p. m. to $50 p. m. and Saturday
afternoon from 2 TO Z o'clock and
In the evening from to $50. The
public is invited and there will De
no charge.
you can't Take II with You"
Pulitzer prize winner by George
5. Kaufman and Moss Hart, has
been chosen a. the Senior Class
play for this year and will be
presented Dec. 4 In the high school
auditorium. The cast just an
nounced win include Frances Bum.
Dave wischemann. Kenne
Haugen. Laurie Stewart. Robert
May. Joyce Fearn. Jack Edmonds.
Jerry MilhoIiand. Loretta Rogers.
Charles Todd, Eleanor Valentine.
Leo Stone. Gordon Barker. Richard
Cole. Eunice swartz and Lee
Chase.
Thlrty-three members Of the in
dustrial art classes AZ the high
school have received certificates
OF merit in model air plane con-
struction. the small models are
built to aid spoilers In identifying
aircraft. Robert Elberg and Frank
Ieengang earned the rank of
lieutenant aircraftmen by buila-
Ing five models each and ensign
ratings were given to Stanley
johnson. Robert Hart. James
Brown and Richard Larson. with
three planes each. One ship was
produced by IS boys who were
rated N cadets. Marion catron is
instructor OF the class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-23
FIRST SINCE oDELL

FIIISbhUGH - Bill Dutton is
Pittsbureh's first combination
quick-kicker and short passer
since Howdy odell. Yale coach.
performed for the Psnthers in
1888.