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Evening star., 1942-08-18
ARMED Forces Get 500 Boys Picked Star College Football This Fa
Win, Lose or Draw
A Cozy Little IT Party on the Hilltop
By FRANCIS (. STAN.

Don't look buildings Georgetown Uni
versy There Georgetown know There Georgetown
football team too although in the people talking
about Clark Shaughne you'd think there only the University
of Maryland
Ever since 1888 when he turned out the first Of three consecutive
Hagerty college football coach
nationally, when
Maryland hired followed this bringing
shifted Hilltop
College
all with him, Hagey suggesting yesterday,
hula started practice before the
turned The Hilltop folk
long smiles
have something
Evening star., 1942-08-18

menu with a few more substan-
tial items of food when the 6
O'Clock baseball games roll
around August 20. Who knows,
soon one may be able to call one
of the popcorn hustlers and say:
Gimme a hot rose biff san wich,
cuppa coffee and tell Gyselman
to play this guy for a bunt.
Head to foot - w h N head
coach Johnny Lackner of Ham
line University at st. Paul goes
into the army Saturday, he'll 60
right to the foot of the class.
He's reported to be the only COL
lege grid coach who is joining up
as plain private. But, says
Johnny. where would the army
be without privates?"' Lackner
is just following last Years eleven
starting players, who are all in
the service. -Four in the Army
Air Corps, one in the Naval Air
Corps, one in a tank division,
four in the Naval Reserve and one
recently commissioned a second
lieutenant in the marines.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

BY the Associated Press
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Aug. 18.--
The next time it rains on Sut
Alexander, veteran Charlotte
golfer, he will head for the club
house on the rum
During a rainstorm that caught
him in a practice round for the
Evening star., 1942-08-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Major Leaders
By the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Williams, Boston, .352;
Gordon. New York. 342
Runs-Williams, Boston, 100: Di
Maggio New York, 80
Runs batted in--Willams, Boston.
106; Di Maggie. New York. s4
Rits-Spence, Washington, 1906 Pes
ky. Boston, 145.
Doubes-Higgins, Detroit, 33; Di
Magglo, and Doerr, Boston. 80.
Triples-Spence, Washington, and
Heath, Cleveland. 10.
Home runs--Williams. Boston. 25:
Laabs. st. Louis. 2l.
Stolen bases-Case, Washington, %;
kuhel. Chicago, Is.
Pitching-Borowy. New York. l1-2;
Hughson, Boston, 1913.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Reiser, Brooklyn. 336;
Rqns-ott, New York. IS; Reiser.
Runs batted in-Medwick. BROOKLYN.
70; Slaughter, St, Louis and Elliott.
Pittsburgh. 76.
Hits-Slaughter, St. Louis. 141:
Medwick. BROOKLYN, 1876.
Doubles--Hack. Chicago. Medwick.
and Marion, St. Louis, 80.
Triples-Slaughter, ST. Louis, 15:
Nicholson, Chicago, Q.
Home runs-Camilli, Brooklyn, and
OFT, New York. 20.
Stolen bases-Reiser, Brooklyn. 13;
Fernandez, Boston, H.:
Wyatt. Brooklyn, IA
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Yankees Old Grudqe Renewed
As Dodgers Buck Relief Bill
Conflict With Nat Bargain Show Sunday
lrks World Champs; Cards Trip Reds
Ry AUSTIN BEALMEAR,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

If and Brooklyn Dodgers don't meet In
this fall they'll waste grudge that would be
worth more than all the 300 htter both CLUBS
Born in classic last October but lost amid the
the Ill feeling has come
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Stars Yesterday

BY The Associated Press.
Johnny Hopp, Cardinals-His sew
enth-lnnlng triple put his team ahead
to stay in game with Reds
Red Rufhng, Yankees-Blanked Ath-
letics on. eight hits for his fourth
shutout this year
Babe Barna, Giants-His ninth
inning single with bases loaded brought
victory over Braves.
John Niggeling. Browns-Beat In
dams with seven-ht pitching
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Today a year ago-Brooklyn
Dodgers defeated Pittsburgh,
to 5, and extended National
League lead to full game over idle
ST. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

swamping the Athletics, $50, as Red
Ruff1ng hurled his fourth shutout
of the year and the AID Of his
career.
AS Definitely Through.
The defeat, leaving the AS 35
games behind the Yanks with only
33 left to play, definitely eliminated
Philadelphia as pennant posi-
bility.
The st. Louis Browns came from
behind twice to beat the Cleveland
Indians, So, in a night game, the
only other contest on the schedule
John Niggeling pitched seven-hit
ball for the Browns, who pulled
within a game and a half Of the
third-place Tribe.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
Fine Chance to Land Grid Jobs
Seen for Half of Skins Cubs
Poi|Ion, Deal Look to Be Best of Rockies,
Whose Hobbies Run From Fish to Poetry
respondent OF The Star.

Corr o
SAN DIEGO Calf Aug 18Secton of the IS rockies here in
with the Redskins pign-the affair check
the ground disclose The council evidently
freshmen good lookn made them their AS
hauling miles
chase football.
the group widely diversified ranging
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Five years age-NeW York
Giants moved within two games
OF league-leading Chicago Cubs
as Carl Hubbell hurled 18th VIC
tory and Cubs lost to Pirates.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

Games To-day. Games Tomorrow.
Phila at Wash, $50. Phila a Wash, $50.
N. Y. at BOSt. n. Y. at Boston.
st. l.. a t Chi. fnight. Cleye. at Detroit.
tOnly gamesD tOnly gamesD
Evening star., 1942-08-18

NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.
St Louis, 8: Cincinnati. ..
New York, g. Boston, ..
Others not scheduled
Evening star., 1942-08-18
League Statistics

TUESDAY, AUGUST Is, 1912.
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.
New York, 15; Philadelphia. q.
st. Louis, 5: Cleveland, ? tnighN.
Others not scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Branch Librar
Has New Books

New timely non-fiction ana a.
ditional fiction works have been
placed on the shelves of the Fishsr
branch library. conducted by tn
Tacoma public library. on tn
second floor Of The Fisher O..
according to Librarian Mary r
Edson.
In the new non-fiction list AZ
Aging: r. A. F: Bast: Easy-to-
Make Slip Covers: Burbank: Car.
pentry and Joinery; Donahw:
Tallv-hol Yankee in a Snitfire):
Goddard: Washington. the Ever
green State; Hutchinson: Stand
ard Handbook for Secretaries;
Knickerbocker: rs Tomorrow
Hitler's?"; Lengyel: Daksr: Lew
son. Air Raid Safety Manual;
Otto: Aircraft spotter: Powers:
The Powers Girls; and Torson:
Ask Ny Secretary"
New fiction includes, Edmonds:
Young Ames: Gardner: The Case
Of the Velvet Claws; Hough: The
Neutral Ground; kspstein: Some
thing of q Hero, and Marsh: A
Man Lay Dead.
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u. S. Prisons
for Chadwick
And His Wife

CONTINUED 2 run Page one)
jumped their bonds last summer
and since have been the objects
of federal search by the narcotics
bureau.
With their apprehension
here. II remained only for the
federal court 10 confirm their
original sentences In Texas
and commit them to serve the
prescribed time In Mcneil
island.
However. because OF the Tacoma
Drug Co. cases. both Chadwick
and his wife WERE charged by the
federal agents with possession Of
narcotics on March 6. and they
were bound over TO the federal
grand jury under $751; bail. No
further action has been taken In
these cases yet.
still another ''hold" has been
broadcast for Chadwick BY the
Los Angeles police who want him
for armed robbery there and have
set his bail at $4,000.
Two guns were taken from
Chadwick here. when he was
arrested In Texas last sum-
mer II IL said he WAS carrying
. brief case containing four
guns.
Chadwick and his wife. ar
raigned before Superior Judge
Card a. presiding judge. assigned
their cases to Judge Hodges de-
psrtment. Hence Chsdwick's ar
raignment before Judge Hodge
Monday when he decided To change
his plea under the compromise ar
raneements.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metz
Ter Jr. represented the state in the
arraignment Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Hospital Jobs for
Non-Fiqhfers

WASHTNGT0N-The first In q
nationwide series of hospital pro-
jects employing conscientious OBJ
jectors has been launched at the
Alexian Brothers hospital in Chi
cago, it was announced here by
the National Service Board for
Religious Directors.
All volunteers for this type Of
work, 1t was stated, must have
spent at least two months in Z
Civilian Public Service camp.
The Chicago unit comprises APP
proximately 20 men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Clio Leader
Begins Term
In Prison

SEATTLE-William Ewald An
derson. 4o-year-old official of the
international woodworkers of
America tCIO). began an IL
months Jail scntence Monday for
entering the country illegally from
Canada.
Anderson, convicted by q fed
eral court jury, was sentenced
by Federal Judge John c. Bowen.
who also fined him $500.
Anderson was secretary-treas-
urer of the Southern District No.
3 Of the IVA in Aberdeen. Wash.
He will be deported after his SEN
tence Ia served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
acoman Gains
State Finals
Jim MoriortY Is
Third in Seottle

By winning third place IN the
western Washington contest AZ
sesttlss Civic auditorium sstur-
day night jim norisrty Of Ia
coma insured himself o. a place
in the state finals Of the national
orstoriosi contest sponsored by
the American Legion auxiliary.
The state finals win b. held
March ~ NJ Yakima ~here
three western Washington
winners win compete with the
three winners from eastern
Washington.
The winners there will be sent
TO the regional contest. winner OF
which viii compete In the national
finals.
Jim Morisrity. 17-yesr-old
Bellarmine student. has already
won the city. county and fourth
district contest. the latter held In
Tacoma Feb. q.
The contests sponsored BY
the Legion auxiliary are based
On the theme of the American
Bill Of Rights.
In the western Washington con-
test At Seattle. first place was won
by Irving Hillman Of chehalis;
scond place was taken by Ed
Burmeister Of Bremerton. These
two with Morisrty will compete
at Yakima.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

sEATTLE-se Seeking to get In
cendlary bomb-fghtins equipment
assembled By every family in the
STATE. the Washington state De-
fens. council and city and county
defense council Saturday an
nouneed plans for home protee-
ton week" 10 be observed March
20 through April B.
Air raid wardens will visit al
homes in their nelehborhoods dur
ins the week to award home pre-
psredness" certificates 70 families
which have their equipment, and
70 urge other households 10 pre-
pare. The certificates Will be
suitable for front door or window
display. wardens also will begin
distribution during the Home Pro-
lection week" of official air raid
precaution posters. bearing stand
ard instructions 70 citizens.
Homes will receive window cards
only IL their warden Is satisfied
that they have enough equipment
sand buckets, garden hose. rake,
shovel or hoe, ete.-to fight in
cendiary bombs.
At simultaneous meetings Of air
raid wardens throughout the state
Saturday night, March rs. Home
Protection week will be launched
with wardens receiving sample
copies OF the ARP. posters and
certificates. Final instructions to
the wsrdens will be given over a
statewide victory network radio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Downtown Stores
To Be Open Later

Later closing hours for some Of
the downtown department, variety
and speciality mercantile establish
ments will begin on Friday. March
20. II WAS announced Monday.
Stores will close al 5:45 o'clock
instead Of SIS and $50 as is now
the custom. Opening hours VIII
be changed from e.45 q. II 10
10 a n.
Many defense workers who are
now working SIX DAYS week had
requested the stores % keep their
ests blishnentS open for q longer
time IN the late afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Tocomon Honored
By Florists Assn.

r o 4 I L A \ D-New officers
Monday were at their posts in
the Northwest Florist association.
and included:
Dick Eugene. Spokane. presi-
dent; L. b. Farley, Tacoma. first
vice president: B. BernSon. Spo-
kane. second wee president: Percy
Tsrrant. New Westminster. 3. c..
third vice president and Clyde
Lester, Wslia Walls. secretary.
The association installed It's
leaders Saturday night in the
climax Of an annual convention al
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Seek to Have Defense
Equipment in Every
Home in Entire State

program during the meetings
The campaign all b discuss
BY coordinstors o. defense eoupe,s
a. q series % scoordinstorx elm.
les being held BY the state A.
tense council Monday in sea,tla
Tuesday in centrshs, March q /,
Yakima, March "a In Wenaich~
and March % in Spokane.
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By Religious News Service

CINCINNATI Resolutions APP
proving the setting up Of a pen
sion system for aged rsbbis and
the launching of q nationwide en-
rollment campaign designed to in
crease the membership of reform
congregations by $4,000 persons.
were adopted here during the final
sessions OF the 53rd annual con-
vention Of the Central Conference
OF American Rabbis.
The pension plan. which would
necessitate the raising of 500 900
annually. must receive the official
approval Of the synsgogues before
II can be put into operation.
Other actions Of the group
were:
Approved the launching Of q
magazine representing Reform
Judaism.
Authorized the further explora-
ton of the possibility Of holding a
convention OF all religious bodies
in America.
Endorsed the proposed merger
Of the Hebrew Union College and
the Jewish Institute Of Religion.
Agreed 10 remit the dues OF all
OF its members who serve or will
serve. in the armed forced or with
the U.S.O.
Set up a committee on chap
lains 10 secure additional numbers
OF clergymen 10 serve IN the army
and navy.
Urged the Synagogue Council
TO foster the establishment OF
local inter-synsgogue councils.
Rabbi James G. Heller OF Gin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Japan S Lord Hss Hee
Just Average in School

PORTLAND Portland teach
err today recalled that Japan's
Lord Hee Hee" propaganda
''was about an average student"
when he attended schools here.
The teacher. Principal
Charles Frey of Lincoln high
school. said Charles Yoshii
"was not outstandingly bril-
liant and neither Wa he dull"
Yoshii graduated from high
school here in 1927. and later at
tended the University of Oregon.
He met Yosuke Mstsuoka. for
mer premier Of Japan. while work
ing as q radio announcer in Los
Angeles. Shortly after the meet
ing he went to japan and re-
nounced his American citizenship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
City Puts Large
Tax on Phone Go.

Continued From Page One)
ably more than the two per cent
fee in the old franchise. The COM
pany has been payig the street
rentals in Seattle and Spokane. In
Tacoma. though, protesting that
the council was going too far in
not considering free police and
fire alarm system services which
have been given, the company
ignored the new fee.
Flatly Refused to Pay
Then a couple of weeks ago.
when city and company officials
met in Mayor Gains office at the
city hall. the P. T. & T. fatty
refused TO pay even the old two
per cent fee up to Sept. l, when
the street rental became effective.
Works Commissioner Bergersen
walked out of the meeting. saying
If the company's word was not
good, he couldn't deal with it.
Late last week he introduced the
occupational tax measure. Such q
tax on phone company revenues
already has been tested in other
cities and declared legal. so it is
presumed there can be no refusal.
1t will got into effect April sno
in the year should produce about
$50, 900.
Resent Guinea Pig" Role
Thus the city fathers responded
10 what they claim is an attempt
TO make Tacoma a guinea pig"
test case on the street rental fee
system Of taxing the phone COM
pany.
II is presumed the company may
start billing the city Immediately
for the free safety department
services. II il does. the council
men have their opinion as to what
they Will do.
They will follow the example of
the phone company with their fees
and simply not pay.
Other Businesses Not Touched
The oecupational tax does not
strike other communications bust
ness in the city like Western
Union and Postal Telegraph,
though by its language it could
De extended 10 virtually any bust
ness enterprise, corporate or indi-
vidual in operation.
As the ordinance is written
there is space for sections naming
the types Of businesses TO be taxed
under the city's licensing for rev.
enue power. Only group A" is
listed, however. In group A are
those ''in the telephone business.
The new fee. TO De technical,
does nothing toward repeating the
other taxes against the telephone
company. The street rental IL
not mentioned in any way in the
new ordinance and II Is the city's
intent 10 collect II. II possible,
along with the two per cent fee
due from January until September
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Victims Services
To Be Held TUESDAY,

Funeral services for George
Rice, of 71o5 So. Tacoma ave.
who died Saturday OF as kull frac-
ture inflicted by 14-year-old
crippled boy. will be held Tuesday
AZ l:30 p. m. from c. c. Mellinger
Co. chapel. followed by cremation.
Rice was a sawmill worker, and
had lived in Tacoma ten years.
He leaves his wife. Carrie Ella;
three sons. Harold. Howard L.
and Floyd S. Rice. all OF Auburn /;
one sister. Mrs. Florence Whiting
OF Montesano. and six grand
children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Couple Die When Car
Plunqes Into CANYON

SEA TILE - An automobile
crashed through guard rail on
the Maple Valley Enumclaw high
way Sunday night and plunged rs
feet into a canyon. killing a man
and a woman.
King county coroners tentatively
Identified the man as r. Hunter
Patterson. operator Of a cabin
camp on the Naches pass highway,
and believed the woman was his
wife although she was found car
rying a bank book bearing the
name Evelyn II. Rasmussen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Nazis Start
New Drive
Against Jews

STOCKHOLM, Sweden-Neutrsl
forces said Monday the Germans
had started a new systematic mass
determination of Jews in western
(White) Russia and the Baltic
countries. and that the victims in
cluded many Jews just deported
from Germany, Austria, czecho-
slovakis and other occupied coun-
tries.
Informants said mass execution
of German-Jewish deportees was
perpetrated under an order by
Heinrich Himmler, chief of the
Nazi gestapo, the secret police.
for determination of all German
Jews except those of more than so
years and those employed in Ger
man ornaments factories.
According TO the reports. the
Germans executed $4,000 Jews in
the Minsk area of Russia, a for
mer Jewish cultural center.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

The shortage q petroleum pro
ducts In the arcas Of curtsilment
arises not from lack Of petroleum
or its products 1t their source. or
from deficiency in refining facili-
tiss- The United States has at
this time adequate supplies q oil
and adequate refining capacity.
II difflculty aFisas fre0
H. fact ta,at tank ships upos
which tbe east coast and the
Pacific northwest have bcen
depeadent have bcen Lost
through esemy action or d.
wired 10 military services
nhe shortage Fundamentally
h . Transportation shortage,
not n oil shortage. Our
prehaam 10 not . problem In
production. hut . problem In
aistrsbufion.
While . large program Of ship
building IL IN progress. and many
new tankers viii be available
during the year. 1t " likewise
true that we face further war de-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

mands and further sinkings. We
must therefore look for relief
primarily to overland movement,
movement by tank cars. tank
trucks. barees and pipe lines.
And herr ! ca give assur-
asce 10 the public b the En-
ssst q guaranteeing that
everything humanity possible
- develop overland transpor-
tation 90 replace wsfer-borne
transport will he done. Much
has already been done. The
difficulties which now con-
front Ne were anticipated by
the petroleum coerdinator ~
hong ago ~ last summer. and
the plans then made and put
Into effect thea and since,
account for the fact that We
are today sufficiently pro-
pared 10 avoid action that
must otherwise have been most
drastic.
The full possibilities Of land
shipment have not yet been rea-
lized. More and more tank cars
are being replaced by various
means In other parts Of the coun-
try and brought To those sections
heretofore dependent upon tank
ships. and the volume moving
overland by rail In mounting
weekly.
Nobody wants rationing or
restrictions Of any kind upon
the use Of . commodity -
Vital 30 the public welfare ~
gasoline. The automobile h
In such universal use today
~ 20 make the life and the
economy Of the country genu-
inely dependent upon II. The
petroleum coordinator and the
petroleum industry can BE- re-
lied upon % do everything In
their power 10 minimize In
terruptions 10 normal activity
and 10 spare public inconven-
ience.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

Burwell Bsntx. state director Of
highways. will be ahe speaker at
the dinner meeting Of the Naches
Pass Highway association At
Franklin cafe At Enumclsw. Tues-
day night Dinner viii be served
at z. Mr.. Bantx viii be intro
duced by Clinton s. Reynolds.
member of the state advisory
highway commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Jewish Program Includes Pensions
For Rabbis and Membership Drive

cinnau was reelected president Of
the conference. Other conference
officers are: Rabbi Solomon B.
Freehof Of Pittsburgh. vice-presi-
dent; Rabbi Louis Binstock of
Chicago. treasurer: Rabbi Isaac
E. harcuson Of Macon. Ga. re-
cording secretary. and Rabbi Sid
ney L. Regner Of Reading, Pa,
corresponding secretary.
The conference voted to meet
in Atlantic City. n. j. in June.
1e43.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Two-Sided Proposition

WASHINGTON II Mrs. Franklin
D. Roosevelt said Monday she be-
heved labor would be willing 10
take overtime pay in defense bonds
provided that capitals profits
over three per cert were also PAID
in defense bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17

ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUB

A program devoted strictly to
entertainment will be presented
at the Tacoma kiwanis club lunch
con Tuesday noon at the Hotel
Winthrop. Man and Lady" a
feature presented by Eddie Coch-
ran and Co. OF Seattle. will amuse
the club members. There will be
no speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
A GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL SPEAKS
Transportation Shortage
Reason for Curtailment OF
Gas Deliveries in State
PROBLEM ONE OF DISTRIBUTION

WASHTN6roN-As limitation deliveries Of gasoline
promise duration
could predict reliably
not possible
promises predictions performing
no bas, for
extending supply become
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-17
Warns Constituted
Folks About Law Liver

Many ooctou say constipation with ii
headaches. mental dullneSs. that half
alive feeling often result n liver bile
fntestlnes--eo take Dr.. EDWARDS Olive
Tablets 20 insure gentle yet thorough
bowel movements. Olive Tablets are
sfnplp wonderful 70 sur up liver bile
secretion and tone Up muscular tntesti-
nal action Isl. 800. eos. AL drug stores
adv