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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Staggered Shifts
Solve Pontiac S
Transit Problem
rIm,s staff Correspondent

PONTIAC. Dec. 25.-ChriStmas
Day found Pontiac bus drivers en-
joying the holiday, too, at the end
of the busiest season in the his
tory of Pontiac City Lines.
Gas rationing. Christmas shop
ping and increased employment in
war plants and downtown business
places put an unprecedented load
on the buses. but officials today
reviewed the rush and found the
system adequate for normal needs.
Cooperation OF factories, stores
and schools in staggering starting
hours took of the peak loads tn
bus traffic and caused an even
flow throughout each day, the
officials said.
This arrangement was worked
out by the Pontiac traffic conser-
walton committee. which last sum-
mer began boosting Pontiac
share-the-ride plan as the nation
FIRST public experiment 10 save
tires. gasoline and cars.
This cooperative effort has
given the public transportation
system the help II needed 10
keep rush hour crowds down 10
minimum" said w. II. Hobbs,
head of Pontiac GityLines.-
Under this plan factories start
work AT various times 10 permit
the available buses 10 haul work
erS. Then the schools open and
then the stores The closing hours
for schools and stores. and Shift
changes az the plants are on a
similarly staggered schedule 10
prevent going home rushes.
The plan has made Pontiac q
model transportation center, and
saved the necessity Of manufactur-
ing more buses 10 give assembly
lines over 10 production OF war
vehicles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Lost and Found

LOsT-Ladys black purse. Sans Cut
Rate. containing keys. drivers license
car registration. gas rationlng card,
Skaters pen. Reward, Gail FIizroy. 1898,
a. m. 20 y. m. Any other time, TWIN
brook 2-l6O7.
LOsT-B Black Cocker Spaniel. female 4
months old little crippled grls pet.
please return. Reward. Plaza 1920. 62l6
Canton, Jerry Rohrer
LOST by soldier: lower removable plate, Z
teeth Return 20 1857 Grand River, Re
ward
LOST Male cream colored poodle IN
vicinity OF Atkinson between Second and
Third Answers 10 name OF Buttons %
Reward Townsend s-i407.
LOST LAPEL platinum watch. diamond So
downtown vicinity. Reward. Townsend
siSt5.
TOBOGGAN-Lo vicinity Lahser, River
Rouge Park. Reward. oregon 1887.
WIRE HAIRED terrier puppy female.
spotted liberal reward. 1922 LAwtOn,
University 2-lS57,
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ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want Ac
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Traffic Deaths Drop
In Saginaw County

SAGINAW, Dec. 25.-The de-
partment of Sheriff Hugo A. Much
lenbeck got real Christmas gift
today. a phenomenal decrease in
traffic accidents. deaths and in
juries.
Having gone SO days up IA
Christmas without a fatality. the
county shows only 20 deaths in
1912, while the same period last
year listed 50. Accidents show
nearly a 30 per cent decrease from
773 to 493, while injuries show
about a 40 per cent drop from SIC
to 352.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

Each month Of the year has
distinct personslity--a personality as
vivid as that OF any human, For
instance, think Of clustering March,
gentle May. tickle january. Thinking
. OF the months a. having human
traits gives rise 10 some fascinating
conjecture about their possible effect
on the course Of human events IN
this troubled world.
And II Is IN Just that vein that
-EEsEtPa F%-p+7+st--,- heard
over Station WFDF. Flint. AZ 9 p. IN.
today and over Station WSAM. Sag
NAV. at 7:i5 .. m. today, gTeets the
New Year. This radio play Will bring
you q delightful fantasy which the
infant u 43 calls together all the
months 20 give them instructions for
the forthcoming year. You've many
laughs in store for you and hearten-
inR message OF optimism. too, II you
tune IN this weeks Front Page Drama.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

Sale Of Christmas seals 10
finance the fight against tuber-
culosis in l9i3 brought in SIS
35t. or S2,554 more. than was re-
ceiyed AZ Christmas time last
year, the Genesee County Tuber-
culosis Association announced
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

Lansing firemen were playing
Santa 10 needy children today a,
they assisted the Red Stocking
l'lub deliver large stockings filled
with toys. candy nuts and fruit
which had been donated by people
of the community.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Death Claims I Of ;
Hurt in Plant Blast

PONTIAC. Dec. 25.-Death las
night claimed one OF three womer
burned last Saturday in a powder
explosion at the McAleer Manu-.
featuring Company'S plant II
Rochester. She was Miss Virginia
Mcleod. %. Of Rochester.
The other victims. Mrs Audrey
Fisher 30 and Mrs. Ella Thorn
33. both Of Pontiac. remain IN Z
serious condition from second anc
third degree burns Military au'
,horities were reported Investigate
INC tho CNDloSlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Ration Aides Get Holiday

PONTIAC. Dec. 25.-T'he rush
of rationing applications in Oak
Hand County IS over and correction
OF errors is the big problem now
before the rationlng board. To give
workers a holiday. A. J. Diebel,
rdtlOnIng board chairman, an
nounccd offices will be closed
until Monday morning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Death lotires

LINGEMAN - December 20; suddenly.
Angelina NJ. (nee Peluerj. beloved wife
% The late Frederick William; Gear mother
- Edna NJ and Angelne NJ. Aaron ?.
Clarence r. Walter / Lingenan. Member
~ Third order OF 81. Francis and happy
Death Society. Funeral from residence
3b6 East Grand boulevard Saturday 5.s5
a. m. -. Anthony Church a. 1890 y m.
inirzaaAs.;- Ai-t..ift@-tt ts---1rtr-y--Ruu EFDOY
and Riverside, X. l.. papers please cory.
sIGiIN Major Carl r. suddenly. Nov %
husband Of virginia fnee Van Alter
father Of Car Van After and Dsvid
George, son OF Mr. and Mrs. $ 6. Siglin.
hrlfhsr- %! Sherman MGfr and tirurgF
SIglin- Memorial services SUNDAY ST.
81 Lukas Episcopal Church Lyerpois and
Lewiston, Ferndaie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Bay City Theeters

BAY Cairo 20
REGENT A Yaus ~ Tton
CENTER Wines for me EsFis-" ard
Devils TrsU
WESTOWS Night IN New Orleans .'
snf They AT Kissed no BRIDE
WASHINGTON Sabotage squad and
GIVE Out SISTER -
LAFAYETTE True 90 the Arms p" snf
Butch Minds The BABY
TtSOtI Gin from AiaVkH and
Fslie starr 30
rT-77y r1TFaT TEFF Lay. arc
song % The Islsrds
NOoDsIDE Hear % ihe RIO
Grande and Joan ~ Ozars ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Saginaw Thesters

TEMPLE Yank a. Elton
FRANKLIN "TiSh "
WOLVERINE ne BIZ shot ard
Spirit of Stanford
MECCA "Belis ~ Capistraro." and
Nea'h Rro0klhn Bridge
CENTER .Pierra 90 ne Plains and
'Darug Yourr Mar
DANiEI sons % he Isianls. srs
Young ArrCrIDa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Lane Gets
RetriaI
I'm killing
Times stan Correspondent

FLINT, Dec. 2o.-ProSecutor-
elect John L. Roach today was
preparing 10 retry the case Of the
Rev. James Wilson Lane. 65, Serv-
ing life for the murder OF his
nearly blind wife. in the February
term of circuit court.
A retrial was ordered by the
state supreme court following a
years effort by Lanes attorney
Ralph NJ. Freeman, TO reverse the
sentence imposed by Circuit Judge
Paul V. Gadola, Oct. 4. 1899
The high court ruled that Judge
-Gadola erred in his failure 60 in
clude statement which Lanes
counsel had requested, pointing
out the importance of character
testimony, and failure TO empha-
size that every fact in clrcumstan-
tial evidence must be proved be-
yond a reasonable doubt.
II was Roach, during his first
term of office, who prosecuted
Lane following the death of his
wife. Nancy Virginia, 81, July T.
1899.
Lane contended that he shot his
wife accidentally while trying 10
remove bullet which had be-
come jammed in the rifle.
Upon hearing the mandatory
sentence ef-ff imprisonment
passed upon him for first degree
murder. Lane said:
"YOur honor. l may spend the
remainder OF my days in prison
but do il an innocent man. !
did not Kill my wife purposely."
Lane completed corrcSpon-
dence course Ia enter he ministry
and was pastor OF Everybody
Mission near Frankenmuth. He
also was employed at the ChcVro-
let plant.
Construction work on Flint's
100000 water expansion project
was under way today. Water
supply Supt. Earl Holloway said
the first phase of the job will be
the laying Of mains across Flint
River. The expansion project will
improve water service In EIiHt's-
Northeast side.
Soldiers of the army air corps
quartered al the MA. and their
guests, viii be entertained this aft
ernoon by the Norton Male Cho-
rus. The program also inclcudeS
presentations 10 We twenty-Sccond
class and the distribution Of gift
boxes.
Sale Of Christmas seals 10
finance the fight against tuber-
culosis in I9i3 brought in SIS
35i. or S2,554 more. than was re-
ceiyed At Christmas time last
year, the Genesee County Tuber-
cuIosis Association announced
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
5 Grab Burglar
AT Safe, Deliver
Him 10 Police.

LANSING, Dec. 25.-Carl w
Barrett. %, confessed burglar who
was caught in the act of breaking
into an office safe. today was fac
ing charges of breaking ano
entering, police said.
Barrett was captured by -four
youths and man while attempt
ing TO hammer the combination
off of a safe in the II. G. Christ
man Company 40S Kalamazoo
plaza, after a Mrs Violet Watkins
$685. East Kalamazoo street
watched him smash the glass ir
the front door and go in
She met Myron Crooks, 80,
Hickory street, a few seconds later
and they went 10 phone the po'
Ace. In the meantime. Crooks anc
four youths got into car anc
drove TO the Christman office
I. where they overpowered the Sus'
: pect and carried him off 10 the
police station. along with two
/. wrecking bars. hammer anc
!. flashlight which were found ir
front Of the safe
I. Police said Barrett admitted
I. breaking into two other safes lr
|: the same building.
:. Talbert Abrams, president Of
= the Abrams School of Aerial
: Surveying and Photo Interpreta-
ton. today announced that "A
!. third class Of marine corps men
!. and officers will start a three
: month training course at the
school on January I. The group
!. will learn the use OF precision
= instruments In construction and
Interpretation of air photog-
J. raphy.
: Lansing firemen were playing
Santa 10 needy children today a.
!. they assisted the Red Stocking
Tub deliver large stockings filled
with toys. candy nuts and fruit
J which had been donated by people
!. Of the community.
\ half hour carlton concert
featuring traditional Christmas
; carols Will be heard from Beau
2 mont tower on the Michigan
State College campus tonight AT
$3.50 o'clock, played nv Miss
!. Denzel Treherr eariIlenBeHf, at
: the college.
Palmer IT. Slack. assistant d.
!: rector Of the public service de.
, partmcnt, said today that -hs
city-w1de pickup OF TIN cans vii
. begin tomorrow morning Al s
. o'clock Hc urged LanSingitcs r
put their containers a. the curt
. tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Lost and Found

BLACK patent purse containing glasses
fountain pen. credit boob downtown
dime store Reward. Ninewood 2-56e3.
BLACK white male English setter. valued
chiids pet Reward. A251 Yorkshire.
Tuxedo 2-9ief
2 kA4AGk leather Tr-rEs, money. credit books
4 na Charlotte. Reward. Fngfre ft73
BROWN leather buf0id containing fGen-
flflCat1r -EAd---l-.-e----i--ff4 Reward
T9"nsend 5-72al
BROWN silk purse downtown Kresge
Keep money, please return contents. Kerr
1851 Seward Madison 0Os3
COCKER, months old: brown, white
male. Reward 500 Grayton. Tuxedo
l-47g2
DIAMOND RING In change purse vicinity
Grand River Grand Boulevard Keep
sake Reward. Tyler 6-0ei5.
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ings In the nix Sunday Times Want Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Trade Schools-Mole

ACT NOW
Men Women ~ All AGES Learn
AIRCRAFT -ACETY ARC WELDING
INSpEcTIQA-SHop MATH
MACHINE WORK
We Teach 10 Other Bic Pay Trades
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
fT-YEARs ~ SAME LOCATION
1900 w. FORT DAY-MGHT SCHOOL
ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDISG
WELDING TRADE SCHOOL.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
1901 W. LAFAYETTE ca s7s5
GET INTO PLASTICS
An Industry going places fast; morning
and evening classes; home study courses
also available. visit phone or write
PLASTICS INSTITUTE
T2s BOULEVARD BLDG. TR. 2-1O07
open A. m 10 p. m.
LEARN weiding-arr OF acetyleue. $50
4i4s CD. RlVER-TE. i-6772
LEARN Modern Ba-berng-Phone, write.
Moler Barber College. $50 Michigan
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ings ia the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Exoekt :Se4Uzcp DEzeczdM
AND BUYERS GUIDE
KoDAKs AND SUPPLIES
LEATHER GOODS

EASTMAN KODAK stores. Incorporated
l563 Woodward-kodsks. supplies, etc
Randolph 1853
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
$500, 900
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
IN LIVE MANUFACTURING COMPANY

Manufac in Detroit employing approx
matey people diversified line producing precision
production items tools. and standard machine
tool that sefts for approximately $4,000.
This manufacturer has its complete heat treat
facilities complete automatic machine plant
1t also has backlog OF approximately 100000 from
OF the largest in the country, this backlog
being distributed nicely between the various branches OF
the service
This concern is progressive and has developed
ideal postwar program through its complete chemical
physical laboratory All these operations in modern
buildings.
This firm is DESTROYS OF disposng of 49's interest
for S50o000 this plant will stand rigid investigation
and its principals will deal only with high caber group
This amount must be in cash and be paid
within the next 80 days. Address Box III, Detroit Times
Detroit Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

Male Heip-SaIesmen

MEN WANTED for sO0.famny Rawleigh
route. Permanent II you are a hustler
Write Rawieighs, Dept, MCL-1lO-i23.
treeport. III
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ings IN the big sunday Times Want Ad
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
ADVERTISING DISPLAY

CARLSON sTUDIOS-Advertising Displays.
posters 1903 Brush street Telephone
Randolph slli
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshall Sons. Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1862 r. JEFFERSON. FITZROY 217s-7e
J SUTTON son
414T TRNMBELL- ANE TEMPLE ? 5i0n
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inls In the biz sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
Arnos CONVERTED INTO INCOMES

ADDITIONS. ATTICs INTO INCOMES
BRICK or asbestos siding roots, FLA
terms. yrs. nothing down free esti-
mat.s Al hlnlE- ~. fss@-ttt- ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES AND FIXTURES
fUMGATING SERVICE
HUMANE soCIrTY
ICE Neutrality-suspicious.

MICHIGAN Humane Society Emergencies
handled % hours. 1901 Richmond. Trinity
.2-3l00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

GIFTS OF Leather Last Forever. Airpan
Luggage, Rawhide Luggage, Saddl
Leather Luggage FITTED cases. PAckln.
and wardrobe trunks Army Lockers
BATES LUGGAGE co.
lml Eaet Lelfnrann Onnn ENna TIL NrnA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25

ROCK wool blown In walls attic saves fuel
adds comfort. Ty. 1880 Ewes. RE-. fiS5
INSURANCE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
INSULATION

IC l.. HOLMES COMPANY 80 Insulation.
Storm Sash. 1914 Pierson. Evergreen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
In Memoriun

CONAN In loving memory ~ our dea'
pal. Harvey, VINO left us one year ago
today. Dec % 1891 Gone. nuf never ~
he forgotten by US. Signed. Mildred and
BIZ
~ MEMORY ~ our dear mother Mrs
August JeSchke. who passed away Dec
~. 1885 Her loving children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-25
INSULATING ENGINEERS

ICE sKATING-Nightly except Tuesday.
Afternoon skating Saturday, Windsor
Arena, 572 McDougall windsor 9-3f7i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
Fife Defeats
Kapowsin, 25-6
Posses and Plunges
Bring Home Victory

Fife high school defeated Ka-
powsin high in Pierce County
league play yesterday at Fife. rs
to 6. Fife Is tied for the league
lead.
Passes and line plunges by Fife
proved too much for the kapowsin
Loggers, one of the strong teams
of the circuit.
kapowsin made Is first
downs to Flies 10, but some
of those were made In the last
quarter when Fife reserves
went into the lineup.
kapowsin made its lone score
In the final quarter on a reverse
play with Teal going over. Con-
version failed.
Fife broke the ice in the first
quarter when Herting. end. heaved
a pass to Don Paul who went over.
The heave was from the 26-yard
stripe. Conversion failed.
Two more touchdowns came in
the third quarter. Rooster, full
back. went over from the four
yard mark and Schlumpf con-
verted by kick.
Later Quarterback Paul
passed TO Wright from the Is
and Wright was right there.
Conversion failed.
The final Fife score came in the
third quarter with Rooster plung-
ing over from the two-yard line.
Conversion again failed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31

and voluntarily help In the thing
that must Be done. whether IL -
war for freedom. or relief for
fire or earthquake in a smitten
city. or = progressive advance for
the good Of AL men.
To RECTIFY SITUATION
There IL a truly American task
all Of u can roll up our sleeves
and 20 To work on, and that l. the
finances of the Tacoma schools.
The five-mill levy |. proposed to
rectify their present financial sit
uatIon.
We Of the schools desire that a
larger percentage OF voters 20 TO
the polls Nov. . and figuratively
roll up their sleeves to voluntarily
decide by voting some OF these i'm
portant issues before Us today. One
OF these Is the financial problem
OF the Tacoma schools represented
in the five-miii levy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
Pearl Wanamaker Speaker
At Puyanup Club Meeting
Schools Doing Much to Aid War
Effort. Stote Superintendent Says

rUYALLUP-Pe Pearl Wana-
maker. state superintendent Of
public Instruction. ~ guest
speaker before the Kiwanis club
THURSDAY. told the clubmen what
the schools Of the state are doing
10 help the war effort.
The youngsters, the speaker
said. are making model aircraft
for use on watch towers, selling
war stamps and bonds, collecting
scrap Of all kinds, aiding In the
rationing program and any other
activity that may be needed.
Among the courses added since
the country entered tho conflict,
abe stated. are pre-flight train
Ing. radio and electricity. Nursery
schools also have been established.
Added to these are postwar train
ing. Also ~ an aid double
shifts" have been started In VIZ
schools Of such centers AZ vancou-
yer and Bremerton. Mrs. Wana-
maker was introduced by Paul B.
Hanawalt. superintendent Of Puy-
ailup schools.
George B. Cole. entertainment
chairman Of tho civic Halloween
party to Be staged In the grade
and high schools and at the Civic
auditorium and Elks temple Sat
urday night, told what this has
meant to the community since Its
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31

season for the duration but
everyone seems to be enjoying
the weekly upsets ;. Eat. drink
and be merry, etc, can anyone
nominate n center better than
Washington's Walt Harrison
=. The Huskies claim he's bet
ter than the great Mucha :.
That picture of Babe Holling-
berry weeping on the lady pho
tographer's shoulder during the
WSC-oSC struggle proves the
Cougar coach hasn't lost his his
trionic touch. The Babes great
est competition was Slip Madi-
gan. now horse-racing mag
nate without any horses ;.
GALLOPING GAELS
The Galloping Gaels of st.
Mary's embarked for the east
without the services of their two
star left halfbacks, Johnny Po-
desto and Roy Guisti Both
have shoulder injuries But
Jimmy Phelan isn't weeping =.
Twelve years of trading shots
with the Seattle wolves made a
philosopher out of Phelan :. =.
The Berkeley wolves have dis
persed for the time being since
Gals victory over Washington.
Every time they're ready TO land
on Stub Allison, he comes up
with a win. Last year IL was
the Stanford game =.
College of Pacific lost
mighty fine little halfback when
Leo Leggett turned in his suit
because he wasn't getting any
fun out of football" Other re-
ports claim Leggett was miffed
because Double-A Stagg kept
him on the bench too much =.
Not a single touchdown has
been scored against the STAN
ford line this season Must
be some sort of record If
the Indians had anything re-
sembling a pass defense they'd
rate as one of the toughest clubs
in the west.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
l6, 600, 600 to Bowl for War Funds

u. $. o. week; Dec. Red
Cross week; Dec. 2S-Bond
sales week: Jan. 18-Red
Cross week and Feb. gu. 5.
o. week.
During the weeks leagues will
collect voluntary contributions.
Over week-ends. operators will
stage tournaments in which the
contribution fee will be so cents.
All money collected will be for
warded to the newly formed
Bowlers' Victory Legion. Milwau-
kee, to be turned over in one big
check.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
Harvey Storey
Joins Navy

PORTLAND - Harvey Storey.
Forest Groves contribution to ma
jor league baseball today had
joined the navy.
Storey has played for the Taco
ma Tigers, the San Francisco Seals
an dthe Chicago Cubs. Last sea-
son he was with Milwaukee in the
American association and Tulsa in
the Texas league. He joine yes
terday as seaman, second class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
Coasting Along

SAN FRANCIsCO-Ec Eccentric
William Saroyan no longer is
the fair city of Fresno's No.
citizen Halfback Jackie
Fellows of the Fresno State
Bulldogs has replaced Willie in
the hearts of raisin belt resi-
dents Fellows and his team
mates should remember, how
ever. that although it would be
rather nifty to be the highest
scoring team in the nation. the
day of retribution never fails to
arrive the late Howard
Jones found that out and so did
Francis Xavier Schmidt
The best guard on the coast:
That's easy-Ensign Joe Ruetz
of the st. Mary's Pre-Flight
school. But Jack Lescoulle of
the UCLA Bruins. Jack Herrera
OF California, Chuck Taylor of
Stanford and Tony Schiro of
Santa Clara aren't very far be-
hind the capable ensign :. :.
Maybe Oregon State didn't
gain anything by taking a pow
der on its game with the st.
Mary's outfit but Washington
State did s. the Cougars have
the easiest schedule in the
Coast conference and may slip
into the Rose Bowl if UCLA
falters.
SHORT DESCRIPTION
Short description of Buck
Shaw: Modest in victory, graci-
Gus in defeat and the same
goes for Coach Babe Horrell of
UCLA some of the other
masterminds could take les
sons or haven't you heard
about the coach who harrangued
a student gathering after his
team had been decisively beaten
A number of experts" laugh
ed up their sleeves when UCLA
hired Bernie Masterson to teach
the T formation Who's
laughing now? :.
Sure's It's the last big football
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-31
Brooklyn Best
For Recruiting,
Says Tebbeits

DETRoIT-Pvt. Birdie Tebbetts.
assigned to six weeks of recruiting
duty in Detroit. believes the Army
should have sent him to Brooklyn.
With the Cardinals in the world
series. the former Tiger catcher
says II would be easy to sign up
hundreds of broken hearted
Dodger fans looking for service in
the foreign legion.