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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
Entertain Good
Neighbors Club

Judge Leslie Burr and his sister,
Mrs Z. r Wandrey. entertained
she Good Neighbours clIb at their
rome, 572 Holt avenue Monday eve
ning.
Miss Helen Barsumian. who stud
led in Columbia University, New
York, last summer, commented on a
number Of the plays which she saw
and reviewed in detail. Life with
Father, b. Clarence Day also dis
cuSsing the various companies which
are appearing in this delightful
comedy in various Earts of the ma
ton.
After a game of bridge, delicious
refreshments were served by the
fOStS
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
Old Time Dance
Thursday yNigh+

F! Centro Veterans hall will be
headquarters Thursday night for all
1alle.. residents Who enjoy the old
time dances, the United Spanish
War Veterans and Auxiliary spon-
soring one CT these popula" affairs.
Slice this d3nee is to take place
lust prior ID the Easter season, il
will be an Easter ball in theme
With E. Iae Hiteman, commander
ior The U.S.WV. as master of cere-
monies ASSISTED by Dan Grumbles
end d. E. GrceH
The sponsoring organizations plan
- hold these old time dances on
the fourth Thursday Of each month
md the proceeds will 60 to the
purchase of defense bonds
Dancing will start at $3.50 Thurs
cay and close at l1.30.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
PLANS COMPLETED TOR
BTET GROWERS MEETING

Arrangements have been made
with superintendent |. G Soar Of
he M,loiand tAuaument station toa
proup Of valley ,asa beet growers
To visit the farm station at $50 pin.
March @ to stady production and
planting cf duIy-planted beet,
Farm Advisor Frank Beysehlag said
Tuesday. An" growers tnat cannot
attend the meeting "a invited 10
Gror in a the station or a the farm
adv.So@'s offiga u anN riwe 20 dis-
en&s tie subject Beysah!as added.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
CALENDAR
Tuesday

utSIiN
jobs DauGn;ers. &c. Masonic
temple
Central Labor Council. i:3o, Labor
temple
American Lcgio. 8, Veterans
tall
l. Y. Stamp ant Coin club, 80,
ice plant
l. y. symphony orchestra, 80,
I. {. auditorium
Nan. Com. guard Officers. 80,
stadium
Wednesday
Arts and Cra Is. 10, 10000 club
P.-T. \. study group. 10, Harding
- ,0Ol
BaltcndcrS. ,, Labor temple
Cantccn Aid class, 2:l5. high
school
Eagles, 8. 500 Broadway
State guard. 40, stadium
Nutrition class :, 10000 club
japanese. 80. Buddhist church
Hcme nursing class, 80, wilson
school
ADV. First Aid class. 80 Wilson
school
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
Joint Me ring Of
CaIexico Units

CAIEXICO March 24-The Cal
exico Womens Ambulance and De
Tense corps will have a Joint meet
me With the California State Guard
0ait wednesday niaht. 80 o'cloek.
RacEWGod hall. CaleXico. The pro-
lam includes q picture on fire
fighting and a talk by Consul How
arc Bowman.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
E Ce ntro Nurses
Meet Thursday

81 Gentso graduate nurses Waeth-
er registered or -reeis erred in
california, are to attend special
meeting Thursday night 8 . clcek
in the El Centro chamber CT ccm-
merce Building
At this time the group will MAKE
plans fer their share in tie defense
program for FL Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Al expert review If NeFii Shoe'a
r.ed pg=ea aid tlselm af Officers.
@asEad ~ meesMs q she Ten
Tho8-5aa cubs 14.ea Told Tales
-eet.oa Monday afternoon Il tae
e8ae Of MI Gu A. WeaEies. lllG
south SIKH 81. II Ce0tso
Nrs. Fl * NeCHaekeu VS. the
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Ileetl5H Of Officers and an inter
estlaa program b. a1re hrne {.
Yaeeka. aGa NJ Malcolm Macafda
#=Hasfed tie atetfiag Of Readers
9aHad Tabie u tie Ten Thousand
tla5. s 1aaafMe Whieh took place
N alR3no3n IN lie cIab
h0g#r
- L 8 CO. l. ne NV eHaif-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Proohof the interest valley music
lovers had in hearing Wendell Wat
erman. brilliant yiolinist. in his
first concert. could be seen in the
capacity house which turned out TO
hear him. and Mrs. Charles Barth-
clcmeW. ac@ompanist Monday night
sinee cry seat ia the Methodist
aocial hail was taken
Nor were they disappointed in the
slightest measure. as the enthusl-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
GIVE YOUR
COLD THE AIR

Get quick relief the famous Penetro
Nose Drop 2-drop way. Helps open up
cold stuffed nose. Generous sizes,
25c and SOC. Use only as directed.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
Announc ements
Of Ne etings

Harding P.-T.A.s parent educa-
ton group viii meet Wednesday at
10 am. in the school music room
% continue the sex education study
with education Tor marriage as the
subject and With Mrs. H. F. Bliss
= Leadcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Jasper home department will meet
Friday at 1890 am. at the home Of
Mrs. Charles Anderson. Members
are 10 brin1 sewing equipment and
sack lunches for the noon hour
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24

Ms Ruth Yehlag Of Pomona.
Io.mesly o. FL Cento, Will arrive
IN ihe valley this weekend to spend
Ter Easter Vaaati54 III tae city. Her
mauy friend are loOtin2 forward
T. her 9i=it ane are planning 10
entertain l#er a humber of in
19lm@ affairs. Miss Teh!ing will
b. the quest oi Mis- Eve Womer as
vii Mis-. Grayee Percey OF SINH
also 4 former FL Centran.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-24
News HENS About
Valley Re siden+s

NJ Ella Farmer ot North HoiIa
wood Is III TIE valley for a fe%
WeoEs Tiasine Ter sci. Geor2e
Farmer asd lis family. at their
ranch home aear Heber
Nj hltsa SaaHer of Canadian
s4s.a#s. tae henea eaest OF Mr..
II = \ j Smaller. being the
.=teH & Alr &iailer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Legal Notices
Rural Events

JULY Is
East YpsllsntI
Spencer Club meeting at home OF
Mrs. George Tedder. Belleville. All
day meeting
RsWsonvllle
Helping Hand Society will be
hostesses at noon luncheon 20 aid
societies.
Stony Creek
W.S.C.S. will meet at the home
OF Mrs. Delaney Begole at 2 p. m.
Members will work In Community
first aid kits.
JULY 70
Whltmore Lake
WaShtensw County Brotherhood
will meet at Whitmore Lake Meth
odist Church In afternoon and eve.
ming.
JULY 10
Stony Greek
W NJ. p. Sunday School Class
potluck supper at Macon Park, 1880
p. m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Synthetic Rubber To Be
Used More Extensively

CHICAGO Up Synthetic rub
Der probably will be more com.
monty used than raw rubber after
the war. according to Harold Vag.
tborg, director OF the Armour Re.
search Foundation, affiliated with
Illinois Institute OF Technology.
Synthetic rubber has many al.
vantages over raw rubber, Mr..
Vagtborg claims. He predicts
that after the war Industrial raw
materials going into finished prod.
ucts will be so different as 10 be
almost beyond recognition. He be.
lieves manufactured goods will be
lower in cost and at the same
time more beautiful and durable.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Announcements


COMMUNITY AUCTION SAIL
Saturday July IS A. 80 az OF
burns auction house 969 Sweet
Hd. DAvenports chairs. studio
couch, tables, small rugs. thrcs
dining room suites, dressers. vnui-
ties. chests OF drawers. beds
springs. mattresses, kitchen CABLE
net cupboard. drop leaf table.
kitchen tables. creafn-e enamel Bas
stove. three oil stoves, Q. { and >
burners, dishes, lamps. also some
small tools pool table complete.
other articles too numerous 70
mention. Terms cash. Milford o.
burn auctioneer. Phone l'si-M
COMMUNITY AUCTION SALE
Saturday, July Is, 100 sharp. 1T
Osburn's Auction House. Pc, sweet
Rd. A good selection OF al kinds
OF furniture and some small tools.
Milford Osburn. auctionecr Phone
133I-M
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Army Staff Cars Idle,
Officers Pedal Bikes

PANAMA CITY. Fla.-UP-Lieu-
tenants. captains, majors and even
colonies pedal their &c l." bicycles
around at the Army Air Forces
Gunnery School at Tyndall Field in
the daily course OF their duties
The voluntary plan, under direction
Of 1t. Col. {. l.. Moore. quarter.
master, has cut down trsnsporta-
ton to an absolute minimum and
stan and reconnaissance cars are
used only when necessary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
MichiSaA. Largest Retail Coal Dealer

LAwNMOWERS-5 blade. rs" cut
1915. Golf balls. Shaefer's HURON
ST. STORE. Phone 25.
BASEBALL SUPPLIES sporting
goods car radios, seat covers and
accessories Thorne Tire, 300 T..
Michigan.
MI ENAMEL PANT. all colors. for
interior and outside painting. Fam
lily Radio Shop. l06 w. Michigan.
Phone 5.
WATKINS DEALER J. STANTON
Immediate delivery. Any product
Call at 40s +. Cross. Phi. Sll-W.
DOG REMEDIES--lnsist on Glover's
remedies for your pet. Ask for free
book. Moorman's. PHI. II.
HANNA BLUE GRASS COAL now
available. stock now. Lever a
Lever. $50 Ann 81.
BICYCLES are released. See us for
rationing forms. Shaefer Huron
81. store.
GRAYBAR Electric Sewing Machine
cabinet model. only SASS. Grinnell
Bros. 21O W. Michigan.
If you PLAN TO heat With oil you
must get your heater nov Brand
new Norge oil Aeaters. $50 95 up.
Grinnell Bros, 21O w. Michigan.
CONCRETE SEPTIC TANKS zoo.
300 and 500 gallons. A. j. Burrell
and Sons, 3l2 Pearson st.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15

Lost and Found

RIDE wanted to- Detroit Leave Ypst
$3.50 q. m. Leave Briggs Stadi m
A. b:30 ,. m. Phone 5l9-J.
Lost and Found
LOsT-Brovn cocNe- nr'l dog. gone
about two weeks. Finder please
call 2073 or 1915. Mr.. Hawes. Re-
ward
LOST-Clear shell rim glasses with
brown case. A. or near Recreation
PARK. Phone 7s9-R
$40 LOST In National or savings
Bank or Michigan Ave. Call 261-I
or 70s Pearl. Reward
LARGE RED CHOW nine years ald.
male. Answers to Big shot Phone
fflg.J
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-15
Stock Wanted

SPOT CASH
Dead or alive. Horses $3.50. Cattle
$500. hogs, calves. sheen, according
TO sire and conditions. Dead animal
by-products are essential 60 our
government war effcrt Call
promptly while carcass Is fresh
and sound Phone collect 10 Oar.
ling 4 Company. Detroit VinewOod
1900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

hot that Inspector William ]. Connolly and
Captain Charles Beckman themselves took up
the hunt. Their search led TO the rooms Of an
attractive blond girl in a Quaker City hotel
Yes, the girl said, she knew man answer
ing their description. She had no knowledge
of his criminal record or his identity as John
Carroll, or of Mabel Carroll. She knew where
he lived however. and she told the officer
With the girl under guard, the Inspector
and Captain prepared TO set a watcn on the
premises. Hardly had they arrived when the
man they sought stepped out virtually into
their arms
1t was Connolly who grabbed MIN first
Pardon me" said Connolly, as Beckman
seized the mans other arm, isn't this the
great Mr. Carroll Of the Carrollton CAROLS?
And the great Mr. Pendergast Of the Fender
CASTOR Pendergasts? Or, possibly, the Leav-
cnWorth CAROLS ,"
There was no reply
anyway Connolly went on sarcasticaly
'Leayenworth insists that you pay them an
other nice long visit"
The Romantic Rogue looked Connolly
squarcly in the face and said, slowly and
sadly
Gentlemen, YOU think you have Won a
victory. So you have But l. too. won
great fight. l rescued my wife from prison
l took care of her. and l saw her die-free
! only regret l could do no more for her
He paused momentarily. then went on:
Mabel was buried yesterday"
While Carroll fought extradition he vainly
tried 10 briho Connolly with the promise OF
share I'M the $3.50 900 loot which ne had buried
on an isolated farm in Maryland This was
recovered The Inspector led him on and
learned of another cache under the altar Of
a mission in Baltimore
This too was recovered then Connolly
truwTiautly told him how he had double
crossed him just as Carroll had double-crossed
the gullIbc superintendent IN LeavenHortH
Prison more than year before
Carroll merely shrugged.
"Okay fellow" he said "Now that Ma
bers dead poor girl / can do my sentence
standing ou my head
With that parting boast The Romantic
Rogue went back 90 Leaverwortn
A, last report he's stil there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

ms for aiding the convict 10 make his escape
BY mid-afternoon Carroll had succeeded
in winning him over.
few minutes later tho millionaire bandit
crawled into a packing case on the shoe fac
tory delivery line and his dupe nailed the
cover down firmly
The superintendent hurried from the prison
registered at modest hotel nearby as sales
man for natiorallv-knowu shoe manufac-
tIrer and was back IN time 10 supervise the
loading of the ease of shoes ou a truck
To his horror the handlers hhthely up
ended the case and he realized Carroll was
standing on his head But he could do Moth
ing about IT because Of his fear the break
might be discovered
He expected 10 find the convict dead when
he pred open the case after its arrival al the
hotel the superintendent told Federal agents
afterward. but except for headache the con-
Wet made no complaint He slept two hours
-then-tnld- -deliIercr--
I've got 100000 in cash buried in South
ern Indiana Meet you day after tomorrow
in Fulton Kentucky cross the river from
where It's buried Divvic with YOU there
But he never kept tho appointment.
Instead as the agents were able later 10
piece together his movements Carroll TUNED
rcsolutely TO the task which had been set for
him by that Struggled note He ploddcd
along the road TO Kansas city. where ne
stole parked automobile
Through sleeping villages hc drove until
he saw painters shop Forcing the lock on
the shop he stole a ladder and large guam
tity of rope fastened the ladder on the rum
ning board and drove on.
In another village a hardware store yielded
case Of chilled steel hack-saw blades and
saw frame
The following night after the midnight
change Of guards Carroll parked at a spot
only few hundred yards from the high
walls Of Leeds Prison for Women The night
was dark moonless, perfect for his purpose
Logging the stolen ladder 10 a pitch black
section Of the wall he assembled lie pulled tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

visit They graciously consented.
The day before the date set for their de-
parturo the Tayors were awakened by frantic
pounding on their bedroom door and cries Of:
The house has been robbed
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor hurried below TO find
that the wall safe in the living room had
been torn from its hidins-place behind a large
family portrait II had contained $50 600 in
Jewels and IS 600 in casn i contained them
no more
The "Pendergasts" and their shiny lmou.
sine We're gone.
A week later the home Of Arthur McMul-
len rich Wilmington, Del soc.alite was
robbed of $4,000 in jevelry And abau-
doned yellow mask found there pinned the
CRIME on the CAROLS.
Mansion after mansion in scattered areas
was entered and stripped of valuables with
no clues except for an occasional yellow mask.
The post office in Iron Hill. Md. was
rohhed of $50 600 in cash. stamps and money!
order blanks
They're like rhantoms" declared J. Ed.
gar Hoover chief Of the FBT "hut wei get
them
BY this time The loot Of the maraudlrg
CAROLS had mounted tremendously and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

ladder up after him, lowered it to the ground
inside and clambcrcd down
1nstrctivcly II seemed he reached Dor
ni'ov y and th, spot beneath Mabcl's cell
window His familiar soft whistle which she
was expecting. soon awakened her
Again and again came the hiss OF d thrown
rope which Mabel finally caught
Carroll fastened the saws and paper bag
containing naptha soap Ito deaden the rasp Of
steel against stecN TO the end and his wife
pulled up tho precious implements
Carroll followed and somehow managed 20
cling 70 the coping outside his ,yfes cell while
they cut the bars.
With infinite care he pulled her through
the Jagged opening and helped her down the
rope then went down himself
a hurried kiss and they daIted to the pr-
son wall
Up the ladder they crcpt and down it to
the outside and freedom
Hand i'm hand they walked 10 the parked
car. Carroll paustng every few steps to
sprinkle their trail with cayenne pepper to
destroy the scent should bloodhomds be cns
plovcd whcN Mahels escape was discovered
Within a month tho Eastern scahoard was
afflicted with a series of daring robbores
Bank safes were blown open, express cars
~ &C.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

robbed, homes OF the wealthy
stripped of rare valuablcs. silver
ware and Jewels moury-order
blanks disappeared from post
offices. turning up later cashcd at
distant points
THE Yellow Mask Mob again"
Federal agents agreed
Newspapers told of the daring
series of crimes but the stories
were unnoticcd by Travis TAYLOR
wealthy cotton planter of Como.
Mississippi when he and his wife
boarded a southbound Illinois Cen
trial train al Chicago for their re-
turn home
ON the long and tircsomc ride
they became acquainted with a
Mr.. and Mrs Pcndcrgast," who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06

Carroll worked in the prison
shoe shop the day the note arrived
but was missing that night at
the regular cell count The au-
thorities were not alarmed Lcav-
enworth was escape proof so
he must be hiding somewhere IN
side the walls
Every inch Of the grounds was
searched every building the boil
or rooms, the sewers.
a check-up then also revealed
that the long time assistant super
intcndent Of the prison factory
had failed to report for work. Ap-
parently Carroll had vanished into
thin air taking his boss with him
IL was weeks later, with the
capture OF the disillusIorcd super
intendent in New Orleans. that the
Leavenworth authorities finally
learned the details Of that event
ful day
II must have been shortly after
he received his wife's plea for aid
that Carroll put his daring plan
into action
Listen, screw" ne whispered
furtively as the superintendent
paused al his bench Why don't
you get wise Here you1l be
working the rest OF your life for
$3.50 per, yet can show You
how TO make $50 600 In a few
hours and take no chances
The superintendent, whose roc
ord up TO this time was unblcm-
ished listened with the idea Of
trapping Carroll into admissions.
But the Romantic Rogue persisted.
dazzling him with stories OF buried
wealth. half OF which was to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-06
9n0m JkWAnl9atctm:1as, A
weelelys &c tttIat
Oh famous MU, ~ % n0bt,
and Challenged 0nn oe''
detective 99ltttle9:
..~-Hk&A>-ATs-'-
BY T.. l.. TRUSSELL

%ONSTANCY is of the virtues usually consider
lacking in the makeup Of a hardened criminal
& But it was that very constancy although in
perverted form together with incurably roman
nature that inspired Millionaire Bandit" John T. Carr
TO perform exploit that Will long stand a high
mark in the history Of famous Jail breaks.
Fifteen years ago Carroll just another number
the new escape proof" Federal Pententiary Leave
worth Kansas. where he serving 16-year senter
standing his head" which underworld parar
means taking II with philosophic resignation.
But February 81 1927, Carroll received via
prison grapevine" gned note scrubbed on scr
OF wrapping paper which put abrupt end his philo
pho resignation and spurred him to escape
from the prison that very night literally stand
ing his head" In handwriting which he rec
ognzed instantly, the note said
Your mol has n bad I'll die If YOU don't
get me out I'm IN bormItory y at Leeds"
The note from Mabel Carroll his wife
brains of the notorious Yellow Mask Mob 4
headed by Carroll, which responsible for a
quarter-mlllion dollars in robberes which finally
put Carroll and Mabel IN separate prisons for
long terms. Wearing masks cut from yellow
oilslin slickers, the mob had looted Trains post
office and private mansions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Roller Stars
Coming Here

Tscoms will b. the scene n the
next event IN the Washington
state amateur roller datins cham
pionships now being held q, four
Kinks in the Puget sound area
Novice skating dance compsti-
ton viii D. held a. Kings rink a.
, m on Friday. A number Of
the best novice skaters will com
pete.
Results o. composition At whits
Center INK Wednesday niEht yer.
announced. Frzncins Morgan and
Ray Brown Of White Center won
fhs junior dance skating for part
nern while Barbara Belts q Re
dondo Nas first IN ne junior
figure skating hias Morgan Vas
second and Maxine Kluth II re
dondo was third IN figure skating
winners a the state eompsti-
ton ~ to the national champion
alps 10 D. bed IN Memphis. Tenn.
IN April
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

erton Wildcats, at Bremerton on
Friday night before returning
home Saturday to meet Yakima.
Other Cross State tusseling
this week end sends Yakima Ia
Everett this Thursday night
while Everett goes 20 Seattle
Prep on Friday night.
Coach John Kennedy has been
working the Abes at top speed all
week for their double assignment
which may make or break Linooln's
chances for the league champion
ship. A double defeat on top Of
the setback suffered at Bellingham
before Christmas would just about
cook the Railsplitter goose.
Only definite starter on the Abe
lineup seems to be Ed Huntington.
stellar junior guard, although Tom
Loran and Ing Thompson may also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Coach Caddey
Not Cheerful

Winko league basketball gets
underway this weekend and Pa
cific Lutheran Coach Eugene Cad
dey. who took over the hoop reins
when too much athletic director
work developed for Cliff Olson. il
dubious about Lutherans' chances
Of starting a successful defense Of
the title they won last year.
The Lntes open their season
Mt Bellingham against Coach
Chuck Iappenbusch's Western
Washington vikings la games
on Friday and Saturday night.
Bellinghsm communiques report
that IN. Vikings are stili burning
because the Luthsrans handed the
Westerns their first football de-
feat Of the year last fan and are
out 10 get even In basketball.
Coach caddey expects 20 open
the Lutheran tussls with three
lettermen. Paul Polilio viii oper
at forward. Marty North 81 cen.
ter and Ray Kapus at guard
Other starters viii be BERTH Blldi
al forward and Ken Johnson q,
guard.
Balance Of the squad 20
make the trip 10 BellinKhan
Will BE- Eldon KYLE, MiIt
Thsno. Warren BDettner.
waldo EIIefson. Jack Brsiiis
and Tommy Hoskins.
In another Winko league series
ST Martins Rangers travel ~
Ellensburg for two games with
Central Washington wildcats
Both teams are rated a. DARK
horses for tina WInkO title. Eastern
Warrington s&ysges are the
fsyorltss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Cross-Siaie Basketball
Opens Here on Week End
Yokimo Pirotes Clash With Tigers
And Lincoln on Their Home Floors

Cross state league basketball
booms into Tacoma this weekend
with a bang as Yakima Pirates,
defending league champions. meet
Stadium Tigers and Lincoln Abes
in successive night stands. Friday
and Saturday. respectively, on
their home floors.
The Railsplitters will get q
double dose OF battling defending
champions when they tsnsle with
the 1871 state champions, Brem-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

get the opening call against Rrem-
erton
stadium Tigers are hopeful
Of taking the Yakima eager.
since the Pirates had q tough
time defeating Mapats
NoI,e-. ls-is. after the Bea-
gals had polished off Wapste
with e~se before Christmas
The Pirates are expected 90
throw up n tight zone defense and
IN. game may develop into a low
scoring afafir with sharpshooting
the deciding issue
Coach V. q. Lowman has been
favoring = lineup composed OF Ray
Hagen at center. Jack GetsE and
Bob Fineham At forwards. Chuck
Fain and Bus Mitchell at guards.
Stadium reserves will play Zion
Lutheran in preliminary game
on Friday. John Heinrich. Stadium
athletic director announced Thurs
day.