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Evening star., 1942-06-18
Foreign

Foreign
British planes raid Nazi U-boat base
at st. Nazaire. Page Al
Ruth Mitchell, captured Comitadji.
coming home. Page Al
COL Caleb v. Haynes heads U. S.
command in China. Page A
Nimitz makes awards to submarine
and aviation heroes. Page A
Growing wave of terror reported in
many occupied areas. Page A-4
Jap losses 10 times those of Ameri-
cans, Nimitz declares. Page A
Japs reinforcing air strength in
China and Burma. Page Al
National.
Truman charges dollar-a-year men
hamper war effort. Page Al
House passes bill for Florida pipe
line and barge canal. Page Al
Scrap rubber heap continues to grow.
depots report. Page Al
Stimson sees West Coast air raids
as less likely now. Page Al
Evening star., 1942-06-18
John MusefieId's Son
Killed in Action

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, June 18.-Lewis Crom-
melin Masefleld. 32-year-old son of
Poet Laureate John Masefield, was
killed in action far from home in
recent fighting" it was announced
today.
Evening star., 1942-06-18

Miss Mitchell was in Northern
Albania writing a guide book when
the Italians invaded Greece. She
first learned of the Comitadji while
studying native folklore and said
she joined because the Comitadji
form the heart of Serbia, and Serbia
is the heart of Yugoslavia, which
has dared to talk back to Hitler
She was given a vial of poison
when she entered the organization
because the Comitadji boasts its
members are not taken alive. How
she was captured has not been dis
closed. She was made a member
of the general staff and became q
dispatch rider for Hosea Pacanac,
leader Of the organization.
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Summary Of Todoy's Star

House committee held unlikely to
approve sales tax. Page AS
U. S. output Of some weapons up 40
pct. Patterson says. Page A-10
MacLeish praises U. S. war or
ganization. Page ALI
Washington ond Vicinity.
Salvage officials tour city in check on
scrap rubber drive. Page Al
Community sing to be held tonight
at Sylvan Theater. Page Al
Capital Transit employees get Scent
an-hour wage increase. Page A
One critically hurt. several minor
mishaps in blackout. Page Az
Temple Recreation Center to be run
by interchurch group. Page Ala
Commissioners reach agreement on
housing problems here. Page B-1
MiscelIony.
Marriage Licenses. Page B-z
Births and Deaths. Page B-4
After Dark. 4 Pages B-S-s
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Tobruk Almost Encirc|ed by Foes
As British Fall Back Near Egypt;
Russians Beat Back Nazi Waves
SevostopoI Fort
Taken in Drive,
Berlin Claims
2, tie Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June l8.-With
point-blank artillery fire and in
fantrymen standing against
tank-led waves of attackers, Red
Army and Navy defense forces
have beaten back every German
attempt to smash through the
shell-scarred Notifications that
guard Sevastopol and its cliff
lined roadstead, Pravda reported
today in dispatches from the
front.
un Berlin the German high
command said its troops storming
the main Notifications of Sevas-
topol, had captured Maxim Gorky
Fort and driven within 2 miles
OF the harbor entrance
The Communist party newspaper
said that since yesterday steadily
reinforced German shock troops had
battered almost increasingly at the
grimly-held Crimean base from
north and south, disregarding a toll
of l,500 killed in single day.
Fight in Two Directions.
The enemy attempted by every
means to break through our defense.
but failed" Pravda said. Fighting
continues in two directions, to the
north and south
Yesterday afternoon a strong
German force supported by tanks
and aircraft launched an offensive
from the south. simultaneously the
Germans also attacked from an
other direction. All these enemy at
tacks were successfully beaten off
with heavy losses =. even tanks did
not help the Germans: they retired.
being unable to stand our artillery
fire and break the stanchness of our
infantry"
UNITED States built Consoli-
dated Liberator bombers were
reported unoff1cially in a Stock
holm dispatch to London to be
operating with the Red Air Force
in defense of Sevastopol.
The four -motored craft were
described as similar to those
which landed in Turkey follow
ing a raid on Rumanian oil
fields" by an American squadron
last week. 1t was not stated
whether their crews were British,
American or Russian.
Suggesting an Axis fishing ex-
pedition for information via neu-
trail Sweden was the fact that the
Berlin radio implied last Friday
that the craft which landed in
Turkey had operated at Sevasto-
pol. The German broadcaster
said a Turkish statement quoted
the pilots as saying they were
chased across the Black Sea from
the Sevastopol front by Nazi =
fghtersD
Dead Litter Slopes.
Near the long -besieged Crimean
base hundreds of Nazi dead and
shattered assault vehicles Uttered
the slopes, the Russians reported
On the Kharkov front, we de-
stroyed Is enemy tanks and ami
hilated nearly $500 German officers
and men," communique added.
A toll Of 80 additional tanks was
reported piled up along central and
northern reaches of the combat
zone, IA in a battle behind Nazi
(See RUSSIA, Page A-3J
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with the first 10 of the States-a
surplus of $4,000. 600 has been piled
up in the Treasury, and is continuing
TO grow.
Under the McGehee bill, the 81
tax could be cut, on sliding scale. as
low as 05 per cent. The size of the
See McGEHEE, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1942-06-18

for the idle. This tax land an 0.3 per
cent levy which goes to the Federal
GovernmenU is payable on the SAL
ary o. each individual employe up to
a limit of $1,000. The tax has
been collected at varying rates
for six years and half. Despite the
fact that the District jobless law is
among the most liberal-ranking
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Rubber Salvage Volume Grows,
Tour of D. C.. Depots Reveals
Officials Differ on Extent Of Donations
To Drive and Urge Quick Cooperation

tour of neighbohood scrap rubber depotS by Washington
salvage officials disclosed today that the contributions
grow the inspecting
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Move Revived to Aid Employer,
Labor in JobIess Tax CHANCE
Me6ehee's Proposal Would Permit Cut in
D. G. Rote to Holt Excessive Leves
This the first Of articles the
the Unemployment
a. and
BY J. A. FOX.

In reviving the amend District unemployment
Mcehee Democrat of Msss
spp legislation further excessive taxation
of business and to provide added benefits for labor
Approximately 1880 commercial and industrial concerns
the District 81 payroll tax annually
the District Unemployment Compensation Board finance aid
Evening star., 1942-06-18
New Readers of
The Star

The increase in The Stars
circulation in the afternoon
during the past year is nearly
double the combined increase
in the afternoon circulation
of the two other Washington
newspapers.
With The Star-evening and
Sunday - advertisers reach
prosperous people at the time
and place of best advantage
in their homes.
Evening star., 1942-06-18
Yesterdays Advertising
Uocal Display

'Returns from newsstands not deducted
and no samples included.
If you are not already a
subscriber, telephone National
5000 and order the daily and
Sunday Star delivered to your
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See TRUMAN, Page A-8)
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Dead Litter Slopes.

(See RUSSIA, Page A-3)
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(See COMBAT OFFICER, Pg. AS.
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(See STIMSON, Page A-6)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

GREAT LAKES OVER PUR-
DUE-Strictly off the sailors VIC
tory over Missouri.
MICHIGAN OVER HARVARD
1t won't be close.
GEORGIA OVER FLORIDA
BY whatever score the Bulldogs
want.
GEORGIA TECH OVER KEN
TUCkY-But it won't be easy.
TULANE OVER MISSISSIPPI
STATE-But don't hold me re-
sponsible.
AL ALBANIA OVER SOUTH
CAR0LINA-The Carolinas don't
have any Sinkwich.
RGIA NAVAL OVER
AUBURN-Dont ask why.
DUKE OVER MARYLAND
Easy does it.
MISSOURI OVER NEBRASKA
Our Big Six scout says so.
OKLAHOMA OVER KANSAS
STATE-Ditto.
TEXAS OVER BAYLOR-Texas
speed tolls midnight for Baylors
Cinderella boys.
TEXAS AGGIES OVER SMU-
But you never know in the South
west.
UCLA OVER OREGON - The
Bruins are getting closer to the
Rose bowl every day.
CALIFORNIA OVER use
The Bears are beginning to live
up to those early season pre-
dictions.
Also, Washington over Stanford.
Oregon State over Montana, Rice
over Arkansas, TCU over Texas
Tech, Villanova over Iowa State.
Washington (STL) over Kansas,
Marquette over Manhattan, Ten
nessee over Cincinnati, Colorado
over Utah. Denver over Brigham
Young, Colorado State over Utah
State, Clemson over George WASH
ington, Wake Forest over VMI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Huskies Picked to Defeat
Stanford in Saturday Game

NEW YORK-The pigskin pick
ing parade (last week "a steps
forward, Is backward for a .615
average:
NOTRE DAME OVER ARMY
If the field is dry, the soldiers
don't figure to cope with the Irish
air arm - Bertelli; otherwise it
may be close.
STON COLLEGE OVER
TEMPLE-A gridiron track meet
for the casts only major unbeaten
team.
HOLY CROSS OVER BROWN
The Crusaders are rolling at
last.
COLGATE OVER COLUMBIA
Unless Governali is red hot.
LSU OVER FORDHAM-Dark,
if he's in shape to play, should
make things pretty black for the
Rams.
PENN OVER NAVY-It's nice
that the sailors are used to being
wrecked for the Quakers aren't
fooling any more.
ACUSE OVER PENN
STATE - By a couple of touch
downs.
PRINCETON OVER DART
MOUTH-The Tigers will take
that Harvard setback out on the
Indians.
YALE OVER CORNELL-B But
it could go the other way.
WISCONSIN OVER IOWA -
The Badgers are out to win the
Big Ten.
MINNESOTA OVER INDIANA
Bill Daley goes back into action
and the Gophers roll on.
ILLIN 0IS OVER NORTH
WESTERN-Ray Eliots boys get
back on the right track after de-
rsilments by Notre Dame and
Michigan.
OHIO STATE OVER PITTS
BURGH-The Buckeyes begin an
other winning streak.
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STATISTICS

in power smashes and reverses TO
move the ball to the vineyard line.
Here Ruffin doomed over for the
touchdown, then added the extra
point on a kick from placement.
A similar drive I'm the second
quarter fixzled out when the
Spartans were penalized for
too much time In the huddle.
During this period q Buckley
player was elected from the
game.
In the last half the Spartans
uncorked two more power drives
one for so yards. the other for 20.
Ruffin scored from three-yard line
on the first while Jim Hoban
scored the second from ten yards
out. Ruffin added both convers-
ions.
Buckley made Its one scor-
ing threat In the fourth period
when n advanced 10 Summers
20-yard lin eafter two pass
competitions and q long gamer
on the Statue Of Liberty play.
The Mountaineers completed IL
out of rs passes but lost yardage
on four OF the competitions. Hard
charging by the Summer line led
by Captain Harvey deCarteret
bottled up the Buckley offensive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Maycun1ber
Ends CPS
Grid Career
BOB MAYCUMBER



When College Of Puget Sound
Loggers finish up their 1912 home
season Saturday afternoon in the
stadium against Pacific University
Badgers, two of the Lumberjacks
will be winding up four-year
careers as footballers.
Bob Maycumber, regular
end for the past three years,
and Bill McMaster, n backfield
fixture for the past two sea-
sons, viii be cavorting In
moleskins for the last time
before the home folks.
The Loggers are out to win the
Northwest conference engagement
with the Badgers and Coach Leo
Frank says his squad is ready to
roll.
Comparative scores favor the
Lumberjacks, whose only defeat
this season came at the hands Of
Willamette Bearcats, perennial
conference champions.
Time for the game is 1:s0
o'clock.
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Observation-Disclosures
In Bout Tonight

SEATTLE - Former Middle
weight Champion AL Hostak and
Harry kid Matthews meet to-
night friday in a 10-round fight
which is rated as even.
The other bouts:
Billy Mccain OF Seattle VS.. Jimmy
Allen of Spokane, welterweights. six
rounds.
Joe Bettina of New York VS.. wally
Ewing OF Seattle. heavyweight, four
rounds
Ernie Griffin of Paine field VS..
Ernie Pettretti. New York, heavy
weights, four rounds.
Irish Joe Dolan OF Spokane vs..
Vince Maccioce. New York, feather
weights, four rounds
Pete Mitchell OF Bellingham VS..
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Bay Meadows
FIRST RAcE-si.ooO; claiming: p

FIRST RACE-si. 900: claiming: p
year-olds: o furlongs:
Amy Reign ........ $50 $40 $40
Memphis .......... 1850 $40
Mix Boxthorn 500
Jockeys in order: Grohs. Koyk,
Chance Lark. COPYRIGHT. Gala
Queen. Mulligatawny, Rangle. Pep
pereade. Sweet Flo, Bemus.
SECOND RACES 900; claiming
3-year-old maldens; q furlongs:
Fighting Words -. 40 $50 40
Don Ttnto ......... BIO $50
Chestnut Street 80. $50
Jockeys in order: Grohs. d. Jones.
Koyk. Time. l:l3 Also ran, Lady
Silver. Rhetoric. Blue Chips. War
Power. Kelisto, Prior Right. Don S,
Bold Play. Carmel Point.
THIRD RAcE-sI. 600: claiming: p
year-old maidens: furlongs:
Freedom Ring ......l2oo $40 $40
plaidlooh .......... $40 $50
Jockeys in order: D. Jones. Martin.
Wahler. Time. ia as. Also ran,
Risky Man. Fourth Alarm. Bontage.
Swingy Wingy. Verda Copper. Good
Idea. Twilight sun. Andy Mark. Rose
Cliff.
FOURTH RACE-SI 900: claiming
3-year-olds and up: Lilo miles:
Candy Hero $500 1880 Gao ITO
Nony G. ...... $50 400
Valdina Sash 1900. ESQ
Jockeys in order; Morissey. L.
Jones. Waller. Time. .46 2-5. Also
ran. Anahuac. Hadalad. Painting Sea,
Temper. Early Settler HI Beautiful.
Judge Pan. NY Verse. Nopanoma.
FIFTH RACE-Sl 600: claiming: s.
year-olds and up; one mile;
Wise Barrister ... $50 500 10
Arcnon ............ $50 500
Ooodanwarm 1900. 800
jockeys IN order: Martin, Dye.
Gray. Time. l:Se Also ran. Mr..
Peaches Galvsle. Lstors. Kenty Miss.
Streakworth. Moot Question.
SMITH RACES 600; claiming: =
year-oldS: 3 furlongs:
HAPPY Issue ....... $50 96O 24o
ahonnette .. $40 90
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Estey Olsen and Carl Wheeler,
both residents Of the north end of
Tacoma. returned from a hunting
tr1p into eastern Washington late
Tuesday with full limits of pleas
ants and ducks. il was learned to-
day.
They spent Sunday in Ellens-
burg and Monday and Tuesday in
Yakima The majority Of durls
were shot in Ellensburg while the
pheassnts were obtained in the
Yakima territory. Where the
enact spots are was not revealed
for rsasons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Cowboy Leads
Ball Carriers
Rudy MobleY Piles
UP Grid Yorddge

CHICAGO-Another "Whizzer"
White was the tag placed today
upon Rudy Mobley Of Hardin
Simmons Cowboys. who leads the
nations individual ball carriers,
according to the latest figures
compiled by the American Football
Statistical bureau.
Back in 1887. White emerged
from gridiron obscurity and paced
the University of Colorado, a
stranger to big time rankings,
through an undefeated season.
During the eight-game schedule
White established modern football
records by gaining 1,121 yards by
rushing, an average of 140.1 yards
per contest.
Those two marks have stood
up against all challengers for
four seasons, but now Mobley
appears certain TO break them.
In five games to date, the
Hardin-Simmons star has
gained S82 yards, an average
of 1854 yards per game.
Mobley has four games yet to
play. and needs only another day
comparable to the one he had last
Saturday against Arizona to break
the record. Against Arizona he
gained 247 yards by rushing as
his team won "a to 26.
Mobley replaces Bob Steuber of
Missouri as the individual ball car
rying leader. Steuber gained only
54 yards against Great Lakes last
Saturday and is now second. Gene
Fekete of Ohio State is third,
Elroy Hirsch of Wisconsin fourth
and Roy Mckay of Texas fifth.
frankie Sinkwich, the key
man of Georgia's great COM
bination, continues TO set the
pace in total offense with Lass
Nhu>. duh ooNtfhoti VI &o-
lumbia is second, Mckay
third. Ray Evans of Kansas
fourth and Steuber fifth.
Evans is the outstanding passer
with II competitions out of 149
losses for a gain of $50 yards.
Sinkwich is second with Sc COM
pletione out of 107 attempts. Gov
email ranks third, Lee Daniels of
Texas A. and M. fourth and Otto
Graham of Northwestern fifth.
Tulsa thoroughly dominates the
team statistics, leading in total
offense, total defense. passing,
pass defense and punting. Boston
college leads in rushing defense
and Hardin-Simmons in rushing
offense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Moreover. Rommel In believed tc
- LII, a. a :, .,r,,,.. ~
,ioulsriy sasonne ana ius'ean's
united RES aispa.eh iro,''
Egsp. reports ina. no. sing,
axis tanker mas reached Nom,nel
IN the IA. TWO weess o'ne'
sources esuma'eo enA' spplo.
msteiy % per cen, on AXIS supply
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

Captain Fac ....... SIC
Jockeys in order: Grohs Wahler
Fisk. Time. l.il 2-5. Also ran. SAD
Story, aSuper Justice. Amble Tint
Bonamo. Water Tower. a H. n Isen-
berg entry.
SEVENTH RACE SI.2Oo: allow
ances: 3-year-Olds and up: furlongs
Stalking ...... $50 500 22O
Wedding Call .... $50 $50
Pala SQuaw ..... $50
Jockeys in order: Waller. Dye,
Grohs. Time. i:li. Also ran, Pari
King. Less Time, Plucky Sarah.
EIGHTH RACES. zoo; claiming;
3-year-olds and up; IL miles:
First Choice .....1o.6o $50 $50
4NudS ...........s.- Z.o0 o.
Sy Greenock .... so
Jockeys in order: Gray. Beasy. I. NJ
Jones Time. / 81 Also ran, Hour
send. Galpen. Royal Circus. Bon jade,
Sir Grenville
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Lutes Head
For Pilots


With the Jack Bratlie 10 Paul
Poiille pass combination As the
CHIEF offensive threat after the
departure Thursday of Tom
Lumsden to the army air force.
Pacific Lutheran gridders win
leave for Portland early Satur-
day morning with only scant
hopes Of upsetting the powerful
University Of Portland Pilots.
Coach Baron Barofsky had
taught the Lutes some new
Model T plays for use against
the Pilots but how effective the
new tricks win be against the
Portland eleven Is problematical.
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The ball was passed to the enc
who made a futile attempt u
pass. We lost eight yards anc
possession of the ball on Ricet
12-yard line.
You should have seen the quar-.
terback's face when the man viii
the ball turned out 10 be the end
In fact, you should have seeI
mine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Puyalup Farmers Demand
Pest Control Program
Stote Asked to See Thot All Fields
In vollsY Are Sprayed Next Spring

tons Of the people and said that
after the British left he acted as
consular agent and chaplain for
the British forces.
Az tribute to the late George
M. Conan. p. s. Dickey and Miss
Ruth Meredith led the club in two
Of his songs. Guests were Gilbert
Carlson Of Puyaliup: Herb Ward.
c. N. Curtis, Rev. w. z. Macos-
key and Earl Goss Of Tacoma, and
Jim Chase of Seattle.
Ms. J. ". [. kaufman was
elected TO q second term as presi-
dent Of the Women's Society Of
Christian Service at the annual
meeting Of the group held at the
church Thursday.
Vice presidents are Mrs. r. c.
Morse and Mrs. Paul Hanawalt;
Mrs. K. p. Breakey Is recording
secretary: Mrs. Frank Manning.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
William Pence, treasurer. Mrs.
Hattie Utzinger IL the new secre-
tary Of literature: Mrs. Paul Mil
Ter, secretary of supplies; Mrs. c.
d. Schwartze. secretary Of chill
dren's education: Mrs. Arthur
Mason and Mrs. George Jacobs.
local church activities. and Mrs.
Marion catron. missionary educs-
ton.
Mrs. r. Stella was surprised
"Wednesday by group of her
friends at luncheon given at heI
home on Route 3. Her hostesse<
were Mesdames Charles Erb. r
Murawski. Ada Boortz, Harry
Lee. and daughter. Helen. T. j
Mecabe. Harry Strange and J. ]
Kerwin.
Legion sponsors Assembly
Sponsored by Bruce A. Mercer
post. American Legion. Father
James McColdrick. dean Of Seat
tie college. win be the Armistics
day speaker at the high school as.
sembiy Wednesday morning. the
program Is being arranged by
james Blair of the post.
Programs have also been ar.
ranged for the grade schools. ]
H. Bum win speak at Spinning
and Meelser schools and ]. C
Reynolds viii be in charge at j
p. Stewart and Map1ewoo q
schools.
Puyaliup Pre-school association
wiz meet Monday at 8 p. m. al
the home Of Mrs. Ronald Barry
321 5th ave. N. w., with Mrs,
Leonard Hitchcock and Mrs. Ralph
Smith as assisting hostesses.
Speaker will be Miss Ursula Mar
tin. teacher Of home economies al
the high school wfs win be in
troduced by Mrs. Melvin Dennis
program chairman for the evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Husky Frosh Play

Husky football followers will
turn out Saturday at Seattle to
watch Gail Bruce. pass-snagging
end from Puyallup, and Larry
Hatch, speedy Everett halfback,
play for the U. w. freshmen
against the Oregon freshmen. Bill
Scott of Puyallup will start at
tackle.
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over. Rommel Il generally rated
~ IN able and clever general and
has extricafed himself from q hole
before. II might be possible for
him TO hold in the Halfaya pass
region. using up the last of the
reserves which he presumably pos
sesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07

In the heat Of the game, the
quarterback called for the full
back 70 take the end-meanine
the above TANKER position. In
stead the fullback took the ends
position, and the confused end
took the position of the left half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
THE WAR TODAY
Re< 2. . Pat Qfficsl
~ LOUIS r. kEENAlE


Marshal Erwin Rommers Afka suffered defeat Of
such magnitude ability make stand
ther TO the
II Gen b L Montgomery commander Of British eighth
feels able to state that the finished Africa win
crushed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
Here's Confusion on Tulone's FIonk;
End Winds Up in Bockfield in Melee

back. This left him no alterna>
tive but to move out into the full.
back slot.
So We lined up like this:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-07
CARUso SETS PACE

Rolling games Of 213. 200 and
$50. Roy caruso compiled a 5e3
series to set the individual pace
in the Class B City league last
night at the North End Alleys.
Bill Streater took high single
honors with a 227 game.
Fanny CANDLES 4ss was tops
for women trundlers in the North
End Ladies league last night at
the North End Lanes.