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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

there are M male sssl~~ ~he
can Guido Pearl. None wh. can
Guide mickey. IN. I tskr u fsr
grated s.nse ef these Ne men
angler. win snort In contempt.
hut I def, an, 81 them "a eut-
match either wem~s In this
rugged. scdy tearing Water
sport.
They know their tackle. they
know their FISH. they know how
10 land them. And they can
stand the fsff and come up with
smiles where sturdy msn would
blow warm breath on their fin
gers and groan about The ter.
ribly cold weather.
But. thank heaven. thsr are
veteran and able male Steel
headers who say this Of Pear.
Tho most considerable sports
man In the fieid"--ssm Rss-
stoff.
The me.i nnssifi.h fi.herm.s
On an, str~sm"--Neii Chesiey.
M ,ou hsd the patience and
persistence sf Pearl Neunssnn.
,eu wouldn't conn home empty
handed all the time" - rrsah
sherman.
"Aw. . CUES. shes prstiy sesd.
airight"--Irs. her husband.
And says Mickey Of Pearl.
And many other unidentified
fishermen will gladly testify To
Pearl Neumsnns good sports
msnship. We have all seen her
wade out OF the stream 10 share
her hooks. leader. sinkefs and
bait with some uniucky fellow
who has just lost all hls tackle
TIES LEADERS
And not only glvs him the
equipment 10 continue biz fish.
Ing. but tie the leaders for him
and show him the right way 60
do IL. Because she knoas how.
No sloppy hAlf-hitchss or granny
knots Tor Pearl. bot the night
knot IN the night place
Tier technique 10 fsuisss Al
ways ooDsidsfsts of the ethsf
fellow. she IL the mosi Tsnsross.
most gracious. top-fiiFht thor
ouEhbrsd In the field Of sport"
Mickey besmed when shs had
finished.
Then. suddenly shs raised q
hating hand. and bsamsd ssala
In these words
just . Word sbesi hsssby. Inv.
Obj~ct sf the s1saiyasiss sad
essy Of ell who kssw him. "A.
mlratios for his teaseity 10 .
tsser,. and essy Of his sses-
whining sueaess In pssssns "a.
Irs's theory !. that ,ss Win
catch more sie~ihsaas sy fishisg
one riffIs is enc stream the whole
season long. thas yes viii catch
b, xsiis.atisE ali ever sss
country tryisE 10 Keep sp vita
the runs In ali the streams.
No Iry fishsd one rffls On fhs
Green river Until be kBsN every
espfleious current. eddie sed
swirl in o. lie has . noddins
acquaintance WITH every f0es.
boulder. stone and psbtis. and
other snsFss for fishsrmsns
tackle sseh Is steel eahiss. dian.
pans and bed springs DE knsss
Every inch Of that particular rif-
lie and u hss paid isg dlsliends-
Together. he and Pearl hays
landed more thsn 20 stssihssds
from that one spot none They
have kept and some they have
returned. ,anh4rFsse. 10 ikss river.
IL hop zone ether sngisr siii
snkyy landing them later
ThRts the KIND ~ Sportsman
tbese ksunAnns are
You ses zfhas Happens sssa
Ksnuinsly SKILLED anglers get On
interested ssblsets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Much Weight n
Siseple Champ

A0uA uAn1nuTu- -. -
r~sss. kes>ex - NJ uee11 11cop
mile record ~ ~ floe- - ~
weighted te<ssy ~ ~ oyon1 -
siauai sssspi><na~. - - ~ -
~ s>wsns lswe b6ss hDs4 \ -
sesdlns n tnssSa = Wo1ocp.
racing sscsstasy.
tn Nc srss<nsm - No. = ~
~sil pssh - p~sN1p ssev ~ -
sns ! half mile seerrs - ~ o1k~
90 fsstsrp. wh>en isp1o1u -
Ismps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
WADE FOR ICE
COLUMBIA. No. - p

COLUMBIA. No - Pee WAGE.
VINO vas the replacement for
Harry Tee on the 1871 Missouri
football team. may BE- "a sue
cessor on the baseball team MS
sesson. Ice s lieutenant in the
army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25

DAyTo>A nEAtu. tIa. ne
brooklyn po.issFs didn't stand pat
with . psunsnt.~,nnsf me ire
pressshls Larry Mserhall spent
plenty ~ money Ia strengthen the
best BROOKLYN club IN hs.ssty snd
apparently has done - II certain
spots Even ~. tho Doarsrs stiIl
may not bs r~od enough 10 re-
psat
There are i~o SIDES 10 tbs
HFeohIyn picture.
Ths bright ssde--she hiitiaG
sss sIi-r.asa showing ~ Ashy
tsughsa ~ third h~s~i Ths
eoas~hssks ~ Ousfisidess
Angie asisa and sskssy
Rissst the bsiilisst spHsH
pitshisg reeesas ~ Gkst
h~ka and VI Heard. Ms.-
tf~si rsski~.s sddittse al
Catcher. nlny sulissss fses~
D~sr.tt and Reckie ttiff Dap.
per from Hsiiswesd.
the DARK side ace pitcher Whit
wyatts long hoidous sssg. which
cost him over . months training.
ontnsldsr Joe Ned~leks apparent
decline. outfieldsr Don fnaxssts
IA draft rating and likely call
TO the army any day no~. Hsports
that Outfisldsf Pete Hsissr. single
and -. has been OF ~iii be Pc
classified IN IA and may b sub.
jet 10 ssfl during the season.
ATTACH soi.srGRgD
The addition AZ ysushsn
obtained from ths Pirates fss four
players. dsflnltsly has t,olstsrsd
the Dodgers attack In 10 years
In the big shaw Vaughan has
never hlt less than .son Win
Vaughan II third. the Hreosiyn
inflsld 10 ST Doll csmsiil. Mat
isusI issxass most ssiushls
player. al first Bllly Herman 81
s.eond snd rswss Reese ~ short
its mpsaFship Hffsds
The Dodgers Nu ~ 600.
.sa~s.s,, b~sser s~hlsS ~
bat s~<ss.s ~ the ssssfssss-
@eais for ssisksy Owes. ~ks'ii
assis ~ No. wss. bssiy
saiiissa. . sssgsssss isfs.
kssSs1 hitler $50 fisisss1
recs<ves. wtu ~ ~ Ne. .
nasa. nsokis C1iff 1s~pspes.
Who his III foe Dssiiy~ssS.
leaks the part 81 . nss
catcher ard hitter.
Pitching snd shs outfleld are
ths places where ths Dodgers may
have their Troubles Wrsst's hid.
oslt tactic. didn't help him 10 TIRE
Dodgers and They may prove .
boomerang t~sefs the season .
over wysft. only Lssdssf hssfisf
10 beat the fsnks Ia ths World
series. 10 ~ and nV~ IN his fssh
gear Of plsehing ffis srsn. which
hss felt ths sgrEspas sssipsi.
needs q gradual training program.
EACH wos ~ GAMES
wyatt snd Kirey Hisss~ ~en n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
On Ohe Ian, i!
With flllorr METcAur

forces and the public at large :" '"e hgh'ihs
NO" lei me dwell on the quality Of moral, in d.f,n,,.
welded together. '"'"e no" eeans
nave IN mind the Tacoma Seattle ship,ard nl.o,
here Nome better veteran ship men tell M. ,hs ~ 81
plant None better anywhere WI NV, '"" '"e ''s"'
Not only skill xorkmsnsht, - 1910. :. .
morale S N P''N''sofs oN'
hu e. s0o As Is inc mental status employees there
Is dente program in the making incess, th.,
o the situation NA' S'"'f'f'An'
ment mass participation spectator ~ anu ~
Already definite baseball program sp ,.A ON, n, Rain,
ha manager and former ha.~hnl mentor Of
ability Yes sir he's the developed Fresd
he sae o sensation He's the developed sorane
standing shoulder to shoulder in th. work ia HI
ant BIZ Grader also a man Of experience In athletics
ALREADY softnan program has
Later other forms recreation competition u he
o workers. - - -
You can look for real and Grader not only
have the welfare OF the the plant they find
work deep personal pleasure inclined hv
sh hut the Joo Is one Of detail
by issuing intelnsene. a.. rod -
Reed and Grader are men in spots
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Lake Fishing ~ Season Only Days Away
IN Ohe Ba.ket
Win ti.sss Asss sK

We'll meighhors. ~s
ina fas
lard ske>
sunday, Arsa n. sre...x ~ iss
bat rensrssh~f IN specified i.ke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Top Group of Builders

You won't find better group Of shin builders any.
where said Reed. Il don't where YOU 20. We have
the to accomplish any task before them and AT
pace ahead of the schedule.
These workers the program the ma
chine as vital to victory
Our needs at
mand of the fighting Good equipment
1t takes brains and skill and produce aportsn
ships which carry the fighting supplies
parts of the world fighters
only five per material taken BY
yard That leaves s5 cent for the fighting
services That five per cent not much for such
OF the great task before
And most of that five picked hose skilled
the intricate work Of building ships those aImporant ships
drilled
fighting drill train
Reed went explain that these workers
morale produce superior product
Just he went explain that
the tones needed keep high minds muscles
Taxed and
1t is Reeds to athletics competition He
will have intrahop rivalry that high
not higher than found college athletic circles he insists
He have 26 softba and
Al Hodges chief
nail with Reed, have playfelds assigned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Coli and Baseball and Boxing =.

He plans TO have about golf tournament program,
this summer and early fall
He plans to have intra mural baseball games TO select
players for the Shipyard in the Northwest SemPro
club loop and the Western Washington league.
Any for this testing play he desires
70 show skill make the varsity mines
wishes with other club outside the shipyard
anywhere All that Reed de-
the star wants to joir rival league
Olympia free welcome to do just long as
he plays.
yes there's plant horseshoe pitching tournament IN
the making This threatens to be popular as any event on the
program.
survey will be made by plant committee to determine the
gymnasium shpard workers. There VIII
be no gratis accommodations
workers through commemen will be willing TO
facilities them At hours "hen
o regular members will be interfered with
boxing This
through open the public one Of the
larger halls Of city. perhaps Exposition nall
The shpyard employs amateur boxers and pros too Pro-
boxing things could something Of
importance Rivalry within plant and between other nearby oe
plants brought white heat
there that plant
the fervor they building ships
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
Mrs. Pearl Neumonn. Expert ;.

Let's sas for the fun Of II that Mickey sherman. a
major league mite Of fisher laid sports maya.
zine on a counter In her South Tacoma tackle shop.
These Md-Western sections eertainl, advertise for
fishing folks she said To Mrs Pearl Nsumann another
major league fisherwoman. putting fofefnger sd
that told of the outing glorics Of Winona, Mimi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
And the Wind She Blow f.

shoulders and
emitting ssasaed like ufnsd .esiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-25
MYSTERY SOLVED

= stili dont zee what Win
ora hss ~ o. attn your Greer
river sssson. kiessy qssrs1.
Ws s1ii ssy
on. yes szid Mrs. Hsgmsun.
you Eee. little woman. ne reel
J substituted the one that
changed ny luck vas a WIN
MONA How could I EYER for
gsf that name
might make " pi4ln 81 this
particular part Of the y4ra that
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Bus Driver 10 Get Reward
For Finding $4,000 Stocks

A Chevy Chase CMd) woman was
making preparations today to re-
ward George T. Barnes. 25-year-old
bus driver who found and returned
to her $1,000 worth of stocks.
She requested that her name not
appear in print, because:
I've read in the papers about peo-
pie losing things. and I've always
thought-'How can anyone be so
stupid?'"
She was "dumfounded" when she
arrived home late Thursday after a
trip to a downtown bank and found
she lacked her valuable papers.
What a night I had" she said.
my poor husband"
Mr.. Barnes, who lives at 1905 Fifth
street NV, already had turned the
valuableS in at the Capital Transit
Co. Office.
He found them leaning against
the rear seat of his bus, on the
Chevy Chase Circle run, during a
routine inspection at the end of his
line.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Ewing Case Is Slated
For Further Attention

Justice James w. Morris in Dis
trict Court plans to give further at
tention Friday to the case of Orman
w. Ewing, former Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman from Utah,
convicted recently by jury of crimi-
nally assaulting 20-year-old Gov
eminent worker Ewing wants a
new trial, claiming error in the pro-
ceeding that ended in his conviction
Attorney James j. Laughlin has
entered the array of counsel rep
resenting Ewing. The Government
represented by Assistant United
States Attorneys John w. Fihelly
and Charles B. Murray, will oppose
the granting of a new trial, con-
tending that the trial resulting in
the defendants conviction was per-
fectly proper A hearing was tenta-
lively scheduled for yesterday, but
because Defense Counsel Homer l..
Mccormick requested additional
time Justice Morris put over con-
sideration of the case
Justice Morris has not yet SEN
fenced Ewing.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
War Order Won't Affect
Youth Projects Here

The National Youth Administra-
tion program here will not be af-
fected by the order Administrator
Aubrey Williams sent out yesterday
halting all but war projects, accord
ing to Albert Miller, District di-
rector.
There are 866 young men and
women here engaged in out-of-
school work connected with the war.
the director said. They are being
trained in mechanical trades or ia
such activities as nursing, public
health, laundry and Industrial sew
ing. The sewing group soon will be-
gin making blackout curtains for
the Government.
High school or college youths who
are receiving aid are not affected
by the order. There are 983 of these
in the Capital and more than
100000 in the country.
Approximately 1876, 900 young peo-
pie are employed in out-of school
work in the United States and ap-
proximately $4,000 are expected to
be cut off by Administrator Williams
order. He told the State admins
traitors to CLOSE those projects which
are not preparing producers for the
war machines and enlarge those that
are-at once"
Evening star., 1942-03-07
u. ). Takes More Land
For War Building Roads

The Federal Government has filed
another suit to acquire additional
land by condemnation for ap-
prosches to the new War Depart
ment building in Arlington County,
Va.
Special Lands Attorney Melvin
Wallinger of the Justice Department
yesterday deposited in Federal Court
at Richmond a check for $3.50 169
as estimated compensation for A 4453
acres of land which will be turned
into access roads. bridges and high
ways for the new structure.
1t is the largest amount of money
deposited for single condemnation
in connection with the building, the
Associated Press reported.
Defendants named in the new
Richmond proceedings were the
Texas Co. Arlington County, the
Commonwealth of Virginia and %
others. Construction workers will
take possession of. unoccupied por-
tions of the land Immediately. The
occupied portions will be vacated
between March 16 and May /.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Dean Emerson Warns
Against Loss Of Hope
At Epiphany Services
Series of Lenten ToIks
Here Ended by Rector
Of Cleveland Church

Let not hopefulness dWindle in
this world of confusion and disillu-
sionment," the Very Rev. Chester
B. Emerson, dean of Trinity Cathe-
dral. Cleveland, warned yesterday
in his closing noon service of the
week at the Church of the Epiphany.
Mans spirit today must be in
line with God," he said. I'VE must
trust Him with all our might and
we will be led to a just and glorious
peace. 1t is the only way.
Peace comes from harmony with
Gods world, through judgment and
through vision," Dean Emerson said
in closing.
Lutheran Services.
Speaking at the Lutheran Church
of the Reformation. the Rev. Ralph
w. Lowe, associate pastor. said. AT
this time our Nation needs men of
clear purpose and disciplined minds.
In a time when we want people of
sure convictions who are not easily
swayed, We turn to prayer, for when
ever we pray we are expressing our
reverences.
I'VE will probably have to give up
many of the things in life to which
we have been accustomed" the Rev.
Mr.. Lowe said. This then is all
the more reason why we should be
sure of those things which make
life worth living"
The Rev. Howard Stone Ander-
son, minister of the First Congre-
gational Church, speaking at the
Penn Theater said, AN apprecia-
ton of the virtues of simple living
is one of the values that will survive
the war"
DIR. Hughes Message.
The Rev. DR.. Albert Hughes of
Toronto, Canada, concluded his mes
sage on the life of Jacob last night
at the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
He said inconsistencies brings a man
back to reality and to God"
Speaking at laymen's Lenten
service at the Church of the
Epiphany, R. Keith Kane, promi-
ncnt Episcopal layman, said that the
only kind of world which offers man
a happier life than the human fam
lily has yet known is the one founded
on the freedoms-the freedoms to
speak, to live, to work and to wor-
ship.
The four freedoms must be ex-
tended to all races and creeds of
men throughout the world to make
this a world of God" Mr.. Kane said.
Each day at noon next week the
Rev. Samuel M Shoemaker, rector
of the Calvary Episcopal Church,
New York City, will speak at
Epiphany.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Bible Institute Opens
Final Term Of School Year

The Washington Bible Institute
has announced the opening of the
third and final term of the school
year. Courses are taught by Presi-
dent Glen w. Wagner, the Rev. w.
H. Brown of the Cherrydale Baptist
Church, the Rev. C. w. Oyer of the
Open Door Church, the Rev. John
M. Ballbach of the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, George A. Miles,
the Rev. Walton Macmillan of the
Grace Baptist Church, the Rev. B. P.
Richardson of the Richardson Me-
mortal Church, the Rev. B. M.
Schneider of the First Brethren
Church. Attorneys I. H. Linton and
Charles S. Piepgrass and Cullen
Story of Johns Hopkins University.
Glasses are held at 307 D street
NV, from 7 to 9:15 am, Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. On
Tuesday night the Christian Youth
Fellowship, under the direction of
Eugene A. Scheele, meets from to
9 pm. The institute banquet and
convocation will be on May % and
20, when certificates of credit will be
presented. For information, phone
Hobart O827.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Bandit Loses Nerve,
Tries Again and Police
Trap Him Near Scene
Shot Fired at Intruder
As He FIees Home
When Womun Screams

A young bandit who staged a
holdup after losing courage in an
earlier attempt was arrested last
night near the scene of the crime
by four policemen.
Isadore Egudin, proprietor of
jewelry store in the 1900 block of
Wisconsin avenue NV. reported TO
police the youth entered the estab-
lishment and announced, This is
holdup." When the jeWeler called
to his wife, in the rear of the store.
the bandit fed south on Wisconsin
avenue.
At Hall place the bandit held up
Wallace C. Adams. 80, colored. t745
Willard street NV, taking a purse
containing sl85.
Police had a radio call out on the
previous attempt. however, and were
closing in. The youth was taken
into custody by Policeman B. Tayior,
Precinct Detective J. P. Meshkoff
and Auxiliary Precinct Detectives
L. L. Bailey and Lee Whitney. The
money was recovered.
Hospitals we're warned by police to
be on the lookout for a white man
about IS years old, wearing Clark
clothes and no hat, who may try
TO receive treatment for a gunshot
wound.
Miss Dorothy Robinson of h45 L
street SW. told police man OF such
description entered window in her
room over a porch this morning and
fed when she screamed.
A man rooming at the same sd
dress chased the intruder through
an alley, firing one shot at him from
a 12-gage shotgun.
The man was described as being
bald except for slight rim Of curly
hair. He is said to be about feet
inches tall and weighs about las
r,O,lndS
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Defense SideIights
Seven New Home Nursing Glasses to Open
At Walsh House and (. V. Brown School

apartment house at 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue NV.
There will be a general assembly
meeting Of zone l6 concerning the
Blood Bank Committee of the mid
city defense area at $50 pm. Mon
day in the Thomson School, Twelfth
and L streets NV.
Milton Iatt and Bernard oS.oer,
chairmen of the committee, and
Mrs Dorothy Walton will speak on
the work
Zone l6 claims to be the first or
ganiZed area to work with the Amer
lean Red Cross in the blood bank
campaign and is trying TO start
other zones to follow its example.
Committees under WardenS
throughout the area have been as
signed to canvass all sections for
persons willing to contribute blood
to the Red Cross. Any one desiring
may register with any of the wardens
in the area.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
Duso|ina Giannini TO Sing
Al Victory Rally Tomorrow

Miss Dusolina Giannini, Metro
politan Opera soprano, has been
added to the singing program of
the Sl,000,000 Defense bonds victory
rally at pm. tomorrow at Central
High School.
The rally will climax the bond
selling campaign which has been
conducted by the Lido Civic Club
in cooperation with other Wash
ington Italian American organiza-
tions. Ralph Cipriano is chairman
of the rally. and Harry Marselli
Justice Department attorney, will
be master of ceremonies.
Miss Giannini will arrive at s
o'clock tonight at Union Station.
An hour and a half later Giovanni
Martinelli, Metropolitan Opera
tenor, also scheduled to sing at the
rally, will arrive. Speakers on the
program will be Ugo Carusi, execu-
tive assistant to Attorney General
Biddle; H. L. Rust, jr., chairman of
the District Defense Savings Com
mittee, and President Ben Crifasi
of the Lido Civic Club.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
R. {. A. Congress Backers
Expect Nelson RebuftaI

BY the Associated Press.
Congressional supporters of the
Rural Electrification Administra-
tion predicted today that Donald
M. Nelson, chairman of the War
Production Board, would have a
statement to make in the contro-
versy over construction of R. E. A.
transmission lines in Arkansas and
Texas.
Mr.. Nelson was criticized in a
majority report of the House Mill
tary Affairs Committee for approx
ing priorities for an r. E. A. line
from the Pensacola Dam in Okla
homa to an aluminium plant near
Hot Springs, Ark.
Committee Chairman May told
the House yesterday that a sub
committee investigation under Rep
resentative Faddis. Democrat, of
Pennsylvania was an impartial one
He charged that Representative
Rankin, Democrat, of Mississippi,
who attacked the investigation, had
made lersistant efforts to "sabo-
tage" efforts py the Army and Navy
Ito get copper for our tragic war
necessities"
Mr.. Rankin termed the investi-
cation "a fishing expedition" that
went astray from its real purpose. "
Evening star., 1942-03-07

The District chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross today announced
organization of seven new classes
in home nursing, five of them to be
conducted at the Walsh House, 2020
Massachusetts avenue NV, and
two at the E. v, Brown School, Con-
necticut avenue and Mckinley
street NV.
The classes at Walsh House will
begin at 10 am. and 7:30 pm.
Tuesday, two at 10 m. Wednesday
and the fifth at l pm. Wednesday.
Courses at the Brown School will
begin at $50 am. and pm
Wednesday.
James Lansburgh yesterday issued
an appeal for more recruits for
Squad 4 of the auxiliary rescue
service of the District Defense
Council. The squad will meet at s
pm. tomorrow in the laundry OF the