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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
81 Ndzi Generals
Reported Fired
\, tinted pre-.

ThHy.lolr field marshal, and
general, OF me German army have
been dismissed IN the last three
months and some have been ar
rested, the secret ant-Naz radio
station Gustav SlcElricd Ems said
today
Among those dismissed. Tho Sta.
ton SAID arc Field Marshal Fedor
Non Book and Field Marshal Rt'-
ter Won Licb. formerly among the
chief commanders on the Russian
front Col Gen Franz Haldcr for
mcr chief Of staff OF the high
command Col Cen. Heinz Gu
derIan the army's chief tank eN-
pert. and Field Marshal Erwin Won
Witzlcbeu who formerly held a
chief command on the western
front.
Halder has been confined to his
home. the station said
The station. supposed 10 be
operated hy high army men inside
Germany who support Hitler but
rcpIdialc his Nazis. has gust
started campaign against I'd
Nou'i~m and corruption" al Hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
bonnie RS R0L LING OF
LINES AT WILLOW R
Germans
Slow Red

By VI. 6. HANDLER
I uitsd Press stan Gorrrspondent

MOSCOW, Dec. Strong and
Sull developing German counter
attacks have slowed the Russian
offensive on tho Staiingrad front
and resistance is increasing on the
central front but the Russians con-
tinue in some sectors at both ends
Of the line, 10 drive the enemy
from defense points. special dis
patches said today.
The biggest German countcr-at-
tacks have been made northwest
of Stalingrad, where the Germans
are IN dangerous position cast OF
The Don River with Russian troops
attacking deep inside their lines.
A dispatch to the army news
paper. Red Star said that despite
the counter-attackS the Russians
were slowly forcing the enemy
from position after position and
had captured another important
hill, after breaking through a series
OF defense lines.
The fighting in Stalingrad city
Continued on Page 2D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Shortage in Building
Naval Depot Charged

HARRIS URG. Pa, Dec. 4
GNSb - Wholesale Irregular
ties in the construction OF the
new Si0000000 naval supply depot
at nearby Merchandising. rnvolv-
Ing a shortage of m o + than
$1,000 600 in equipment and mate
rialS and am effort 90 protect
higher ups. were charged today
by United States Commissioner
Sidney l.. Friedman
Making public the results OF an
Investigation. Friedman charged
that attempts were being made
apparently successfully 10 halt
the probe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Women Regain Right!
In Chicago Saloons

CHICAGO Dec 4 INS) Chi,
Cages feminine population hailed
as victory for women'S rights
today the restoration OF the prlvi-
lege permitting them to sit-or
stand at the bars OF the cItyS
5000 tavernS.
II was taken away from them
by an ordinance adopted by Tho
city council last August >. Yield
ING 10 tho clamor OF their women
constituents The aldermen relenfcd
and passed an amendment reStor-
irC The privilege II the women
are accompanied by male escorts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Lansing, Pontiac
Saginaw, Bay City,
Flint News-Pq. 10
Street Car OH Tour
Motormsn Makes Wrong Turn in Washington
and Passengers Get Trip Around White House

WASHINGTON. Der. { up
a street car labed Mount Pleas
amt stopped on G. street a. -Four.
rcenth street and caused a traffic
no little bewilderment
Buddy" he said n the motor
man Mount Pleasant cars don't
come up here
~ know they don't" tho moo
tornan replied "but took
wrong turn down on Fifth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
GAMBIA RAIDED

Heavy and medium planes "a dcd
the important AXIS airdromc A.
Heraklelon lCandial on the north
coast Of Crete. They started many
fires
Fighter planes engaged in Inn
tied activity over the battle area
in the Agheila area on the Gulf
of Slrte, where the ANS forces
now face the British Eighth Army
and damaged several German MICS
>crSchmitt 100 fighters
The Communique said that there
was nothing 10 report OF activities
by the ground forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Mountains Searched
For Missing Bomber

POCATELLO. Idaho. Dec. 4
1NS)- Searching parties today
explored the rugged WsSatch
Mountains for trace OF an alrpIane
reported 10 have burst INTO flames
and crashed Wednesday night
The public relations office Al the
Pocatelol air base disclosed that an
amy bomber had been overdue
since Wednesday.
The bomber was reported 20
have carried 10 10 Is Tiers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
DiNfaSSiOS Pf-f-f-i
eH-Movie Starlet in Reno Believed Seeking Divorce
From Yankee CenterfeIder

RENO Ncv. Dec. ! GNS)-
Mrs Joe DiNaggio, wife Of the
Ncw York Yankee ccntcrfclder.
has established residence here APP
pareptly to got a divorce. 1t was
learned today
Mrs DiMaggio. a former movie
Starlct. arrived secretly WcdncS-
day and registered al the Swank
Riverside Hotel.
She engaged An attorney. it was
learned bat She refused 10 talk
with ncwSpapermen or discuss the
reason for her presence IN Reno.
With hcr a. The hotel vas hrr
'oar-old son Joseph Paul DiMac-
giO III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Saves Ship S Logbook,
Loses His False Teeth

EAST ST. LOUIS III. Dec. 4
INSl.-- Edward +. Beck. "a. sea-
man first class. who was on the
United States transport TaSkcr H..
Bliss when IL vas sunk of Casa.
blanca French Morocco, reported
today ho was able 10 save the
ships logbook bur lost his false
teeth and SpccfaCIcS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

Reports Of a rift between the
DiMaggios were vehemently de-
lied by DiMagglo last MAY when
Mrs DiMaggio first visited Reno.
Reports that we are plan
ming To divorce are absolutely
not true" DiMaggio said A. that
time. MY wife IL just visiting
friends"
DiMaggio met The former Dor
othy Arnold IN New York in 1898
She was radio singer Al the time
They were married Nov 70
1899. Al 81. Peters and Paurs
Church in San Francisco. DiMag-
COS home town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
I Supply Ships
For Axis Sunk

CAIRO Dec. d British
torpedo planes. raising the heavy
toll cNacted from ANS reinforce
mcnt and supply conveys set afrc
and sank at least TWO enemy mcr-
chantmen In night attack off the
east coast of TunISIa. the Middle
East command announced today
Middle East air force planes
effectively bombed Tunis and BIZ
Iortc the communIquc said Scor-
ne hits on fuel storage tanks
and Morkshnns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Output
Predicted for
in '43
Army Getting BIAS
Subassemblies Sent
to z Other Factories
BY SILER FREEMAN

Willow Run is delivering COM
pleted bombers TO the army air
force.
While present production figures
arc military secret, it was Of
ficially announced today that the
assembly lines are in full operation
and that the production peak will
be reached in the last quarter
of 1943.
Not only is the Willow Run
plant delivering completed bomb
ers. but it is shipping sub-assem-
bhes to two other plants which are
producing the B-24 Consolidated
bombers and it may supply SUBJ
assemblies to third plant. which
IL rOptau0 nj a pd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

street. haven't been in that
part Of town for II years. What
will do now >"
After 80 minutes of vancouver
.nC. which included sightseeing
tour for the passengers around the
White House tho ear finally got
back on it> own line
TNNI DANCES PARTNERS
Hollywood Woodward A. VIII.
Learn 10 Dance 20 Lessons Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
The War Fronts

TUNISIA-Aihed drive strikes
a stone wall OF German resist
ancc 4S-hour tank battle west
OF TuniS ends in draw.
Page u
RUSSIA Strong German coun-
terarIackS slow Russian Of
fenSIye on StalIngrad front
Page j.
GUADALCANAL ISLAND
American fleet sinks nine Japa-
nese warShIpS attempting 10
reinforce the foe; about 1000
japanese perish: not A one
lands except At a prisoner;
we lose a light cruiser.
page -
NEW @ UIN IA Australian
planes wreck is japanese
bonberS and three fighters on
TImor Island two japanese
bargcS sunk Off New Guinea;
artillery pounds enemy in
Buna-Gona trap. page p
WASHINGTON-The full story
of the japanese diplomatic
>kullduggery that led up 10
Pearl Harbor. Page p
ITALY London Daily Express
reports Italian blgwigS have
asked King Victor Emmanuel
10 take Italy out of the war.
Page 2ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Hear Yanks at Ivory Coast

LONDON, Dec. 4 QNS).-The
Rome radio asserted today that
British troops from the Gold Coast
colony Of West Africa and Ameri-
can forces from Liberia had
eros sod the borders of the Ivory
Coast and entered that French
West African colony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

The date set for peak produc-
ton is in accordance with official
plans. it was said. Contrary to
reports circulated about the coun-
try, the output is termed salts
factory, considering the size of the
project. AS an official of another
automobile plant summed it up:
Willow Run has suffered
from over publicizing. So much
was expected of IL from Its ad-
vance press notices that the good
job that was being done out
there was lost sight Of"
But the main and important
thing is that bombers are actually
being flown off the end Of the
final assembly lines at Willow
Run and have been accepted BY
the army and are in use. Proof
of this was given to a group OF
Detroit and Washington news
who were conducted
through the gigantic plant yester-
day 10 see for themselves what
was going on.
PERSONNEL BIG PROBLEM
Charles +. SorenSen, general
of the Ford company,
was asked what the biggest prob
lem was in getting into produce
ton on the bombers.
"Our biggest problem has been
personnel. the training of a STAFF
which can do the job. Hardly
a day passes that we don't lose
more men than we hire.
Making professionals out OF
amateurs u n tough job"
Despite these obstacles, employ
ment has been rising steadily at
Willow Run. The plant is now
running a little over so per cent
Of the peak employment originally
set. However. where il was first
contemplated TO employ ) per cent
women. the female contingent now
IS about - per cent Of the total
and still rising. Eventually they
Hlll form . per cent of the work.
ny force.
Thousands Of design changes are
being made In the B-24 bomber.
was revealed. The design
'hanges come in at the rate of so
/ day. mostly minor ones.
Despite this. the bombers are
lying out of Willow Run. That
$ the important thing TO the ma
ion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

g. W. McNRTHUR. DENTIST
HI GrNwold over kInsclS
Hours. 90, Sundays lO-l2-Adv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

DIR. J. {. TooLE. DENTIST. 10
w Lafayette AZ Mich. opp City
Hall Hours. 30. Tel CA 6653,--
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
OVER ; MILE TRIANGLE

4 dyc-mlc stretch Of the Tuni>
road. between Tcbourba and
DIedclda, formed the base OF the
triangular battlefield. From there
the triangle extended 10 Ms apes
five mules 10 tho north
Dledcida 10 miles west OF Tunis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
Crash Kills Raj Filler

CONTINUED ON Page III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
OUTPUT SATISFACTORY

/, contemplated,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04
IoREC

For Detroit
and vicinity
Not much
change Iu
temperature,
snow
hfJrrIos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-04

Continued on Page 2D
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
UTAH SHIFTS FROM
+ To SINGLE WING

Ike Armstrong; defe ding
champions at Utah are going
against the football trend this
season. They are shifting from
the T formation to the single
wing. A reconstructed baekfield
working behind capable line
should push the Utes to another
crown.
A power backfield with sopho-
mores Frank Nelson and Tally
Stevens and veterans Woody
Peterson and scatback Tom Evans
viii carry the mail. The line is
particularly sound at the tackles
and center.
II Colorado YIELDS a backfield TO
work behind q fine veteran line,
the Boulder boys could cop the
plums. The secondary Is geared
to Tex Reilly. Glen Hedgcock and
Carl Stearns.
Ellison ketchum has replaced
Maj. Cack Hubbard at Denver and
N sophomores Gene yoris and Tom
saracino step according to the
form sheet. the Pioneers are going
TO pull a lot Of surprises.
HOWE schechtel. Johnny Mohar
and Bob Riddell are capable backs
Leon Diner. Bill Schumacher and
Gregg Browning peg the line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

daughters. Is closer 10 paradise
than he actually realizes.
And that enjoyment 10 I'm
proved greatly when the little
woman joins the party to make
II a family affair.
Next Wednesday officially
opens the scsttergun season
hereabouts.
On that day II will be legal to
take band-tail pigeons. which
inhabit lands frequented bv blue
grouse.
The limit Is 10 a day. but you
will find many areas closed.
/ understand some individuals
have keys for state gates that
lead to the higher mountainous
regions.
n that IL true. and they are
permitted 20 hunt In such
areas. which remain closed TO
the general shooting fraternity.
then the spcrtsmen should de-
termine why such . condition
exists.
The reason one can believe
certain individuals will have the
privilege Ia because the same
thing happened during the fish
Ing season.
Some areas were closed TO the
general public but privileged In
dividuals fished those waters
within the closed areas.
II 10 reported from fairly re-
liable sources that Nisqually
flats win be closed to public
hunting this duck season. should
that develop. then no shooting
whatever should be permitted.
II should be closed To one and
all despite what position some
may hold in life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Harrison Key
Husky Player
Iron Man" Plun
Loid Around Center

SEATTLE The University Of
Washington football team will
stress r. formation plays under
its new coach. Ralph fPest) Weloh.
II was apparent yesterday a. 30
Huskies ran through their first
days work which included dummy
scrimmsge.
WEIGH probably will stress
"iron-man" battle faetics. with
. team built around AIl-Coast
Center Walt Harrison. with .
new quarterback In the person
Of Fred Wehde calling signals.
Nell Brooks. fullbaek. arrived
for practice yesterday scratched
and bruised from a motorcycle sc-
cident suffered enroute TO Seattle
f.'om his home in Montana. He
will be unable TO go al full speed
for several days. Welch said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Coach Warren Of Oregon Not
Bubbling Over With Cheer
New Mentor Hos % Sophs to Bonk
On During the New Codst Schedule

ed letterman tackle: and two
sophomofes. Hank Steers-twin
brother of Howdy-and Hal Lloyd.
Robin IN BACkFIELD
The marines and air corps went
right through the center OF the
webfoot forward wall, taking
Elliott Wilson and Hersch Patton.
both two-year vets. along with re-
serve Don O'Neill. Guard Steve
Bodner may get the call. unless
Bill Msyther and John Daniels de-
velop fast.
The bsckfield is headed by two
year lettermsn Terribly Tommy"
Robin. and shows promise except
for the weaknesses at fullback and
quarter. Last years 60-minute
quarter. Duke 1verson. il In the
marines and his 1e41 understudy,
Len Surles. has had litle expert
ence. Roy Ell, out last year. may
return while sophomore Don
Brown is a possibility.
The fullback spot il even
more uncertain. Tom Oxman,
reserve last year. Was un-
able to join in spring practice.
Two sophomores, Bill Davis
and Bud Cote. may give him
strong competition for the
starting berth.
Two Portland yearlings, Bob
Reynolds and Leroy Erickson,
will support Robin at left half
back. Veteran Roy Dyer has q
copyright on right half. but senior
Ken oliphsnt. a one-striper, and a
highly-touted soph, Scotty Deeds.
will try to Dust him.
oregons first game is against
Tex divers st. Msrys pre-night
training school team, in Portland
Sept. 20.
Warren would prefer to take il
IN stride. but his gridders are like
ly TO be pointing for their old
coach and his assorted All-Ameri-
cans, pros and recruits. The fact
that both Newquist and Koch will
be in the navy lineup will give the
game some elements of a grudge
battle.
Tomorrow: Washington State.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Definite Date
Agreed Upon
Come Billed for
$3.50 in Stodium

The bosses have decided upon
. definite date for the annual
opening season clash between Lin
coin and Stadium high schools.
The 1912 edition will be run off
Friday afternoon at $50 o'clock
in Tacoma stadium.
This afternoon hour takes the
his game out of the nocturnal
tim. 10 which il had been centered
so long.
What effect daylight play
will have upon the attendance
remains TO be seen. However.
IL is not expected the usual
big crowd will be present.
However. war time football has
gone over big in other sections and
IT is quite possible the Tacoma
fans will turn in a surprise on
their own.
Coaches Johnny Heinrich Of
Stadium and Eddie Schwarz Of
Lincoln have their boys in
training and because Of the
short time between now and
game hour. they are expected
to work with double speed.
This game. by the way, will
bring two old rival mentors back
into action against one another.
schwarz quit his Abe post in 1910.
but his successor. Dan Lszare. has
gone into the service. Thus.
schwsrz volunteered to take over
and pick up the old rivalry again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Soldier Nine
Wins Honor

FORT HWIS--Fort Lewis Re-
.eeption Center won the third round
Tacoma Twilight league title by
defeating shipyards. ; TO 2. last
might on the Veterans hospital
field. II was the center's 2srd VIC
tory in n games this season and
qualified the team for plsyoffs
against the shipyards and Tllicum
Chiefs for the ali-season Twilight
nag.
Pitcher n. Brown limited
the isserx Co four hits and
smashed Out = double with two
nssn aboard to help win his
ewn game.
Pvt. Dave Gordon hit q double,
Corr. Richard Lewis made three
hits and Corp. Jim Cilday bsgCed
pair to lead the srmy's attack.
!. RECEIPT Center ......... ) 10 2
Brown and Risk: Tsrpening and
f.. Moe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
Editors: This II the fourth
Of a series OF football articles
on Pacific coast football team.
By HARRY CRAWFORD
United Press staff Correspondent

EUGENE. Ore. - Twenty-Five
University of oregon sophomores
and Head Coach John A. Warren
will begin preparing Sept. 10 for
their first Pacific coast confer
ence football game. aided by IS
veterans who saw service under G.
A. TEX" Oliver in 1871.
Warren achieved the slightly
dizzy distinction of becoming Ore
CONS third varsity coach IN two
DAYS last spring, and the rapidity
Of his rise has not diminished the
number Of problems which face
him In his first conference season.
Honest John" nickname
Warren's friends insist should
be taken literally. has one ad-
yantage-most of the 90 sophs
who viii furnish oregon's re-
serve strength got their fresh
man training under him last
fall. before divers and
Vaughn Corley's enlistment In
the navy boosted him 10 the
varsity assignment.
From those sophomores and q
thin line of veterans. Warren must
develop requirements for such re-
doubtable webfooters as Jimmy
Newquist and Bob Koch. touch
down twins in the backfield: Curt
Becham. all-coaster at right half;
Duke Iverson. top blocker. Ray
Segale. three-year varsity guard /.
and Veteran End Bill Regner, as
well as SIX other lettermen.
LINE LOOKS GOOD
Even with these losses and dis
counting reserve deficiencies. Ore
CONS line looks impressive on pa
per. Although II will average IS
pounds lighter. observers believe II
will be faster and more mobile.
Starting bids probably will 20
10 Tony crish, a two-striper from
Youngstown, o., at the left-end
post. with tall Russ Nowling at
the other wing. Warren will have
Jim Sheppard, q 20o-pound veter-
an TO back up Crish and Pete
Torchis, a soph, as another posi-
bility. Two other yearlings,
George Dugsn and Ray Blatchley,
will fight for Nowling's job.
The tackles loom as the
strongest cogs in the Oregon
line. Three veterans. Ed
Moshofsl>y. Tom Terry and
Cliff Griffin hold down the left
side. At right tackle two let
termen. Dick Sheom and Mer-
rift kuffermzn. will have to
beat out sophomore Bill
Bsrtels.
Sesgle was the only graduating
guard. leaving veteran Floyd
Rhes. reserve Howdy Steers and
soph Vic Atiyeh for the stationary
left guard post. At right guard
will be Val Culwell. q two-yesr
starter. Chuck Elliott. a convert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

energy and enjoyed every min
ute Of their two-day stay on the
stream.
Where: On. the north fork Of
Tire ohnauit river where the
stream rssas through dense and
mighty forests Of giant ever
greea trccs.
30 dense was the forest. Bss-
Get reports that they saw no sun
while they were on the stream
fishing. II runs through n deep.
dark ravtne.
Pictured above are Bassett.
left. and Ed and Bob Morris.
Bertucci. of course. Was snap
ping the picture.
Before the anglers are just
some Of the trout they caught.
The party made II plain that q
blind goose riding q drunk sailor
could catch fish there.
TIE fisk went for eggs and
spinser and worm. hat few
would touch . ny. Bassett made
plain.
Yes. sir. there are fish galore
In this state II you want To
work for them. Really. the
harder one works for game and
IL successful In getting game.
the sweeter Ia that game.
Warner coffman was per
suaded to fix = fly on his leader
At rnwax lake the other day.
The husky fellow had never
thrown = ny or had never caught
q fish on one.
He had taken any number Of
trout on spinners and worms
and single eggs.
Anyway. he tied a gray buck
tail with . red body on his
leader. took a few practice whips
and went TO work.
Ard. BY golly. pedner. ~ BE-
gaa getting that fly out there
olxay and getting tAe fish. Also
used . royal buck fly.
Caught six rainbowa. two Of
them three-pcunders. He was
mighty ciese In his legal limit
u 10 pounds IN the ak fish.
And this morning he stopped
his auto In front Of the office
20 cali 10 this ice cream cone
chawin' hound 10 report:
First nv fishing ! ever did.
Boy. no more bait fishing for
me. There 10 no comparison.
Fly fishing IL tops"
Thus another convert has
Joined the rapidly swelling fly
casting ranks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12
-
NORTH END INDUSTRIAL
North End Alleyx

Porkers 2454 "a VS.. Bakery La
dies 223o (o). High game. Roy
Murphy I'll; high series. Murphy
$50.
Tavern 2443 (s) VS.. Connection
ers No. l. 2325 ~. High game
Ken Swanson 215: high series.
Swanson 532.
Millmen 1908 (o) VS.. CANNES
PASS -. High game, c. Elstad
522; high series. J. Rankin 1872.
Packers PISS fo) VS. Confeo-
TONERS No. 1897 ~. High gam.
n. Hagen. Y. johnson 2o5: high
series. Jack Knapp 531.
Sixth Avenue and K Street key
lers. tied for first place in the
Crosstown pin circuit. viii fight !,
out for the league chsmpionshin
IN Sunday afternoon and Tu..5sv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

Game 10 where you find IT,
10. Ben Bassett. Eddie Morris.
Bob Morris and Joe Ber,ucci
went out and found game. In thus
instance rainbow and cutthrost
trout
But they had 10 work hard.
walking up and down mountains
Cor 10 or IL mica.
II WAS tough going but the
Guyp are young ana fun Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

evening matches which constitute
the windup Of the loops summer
campaign.
Sixth Avenue will meet Rus
ton and Typos will tangie with
North End in a pair Of sunday
afternoon matches nj the
North End alleys, starting at
? o'clock.
The Tuesday evening program.
scheduled for o'clock at the X
Street Recreation lanes. viii bring
together X Street and Puyallup In
one match and Broadway and the
Elks in another.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-12

White and plays
consistently top
flight ball
Year after
year teams in
this sector stage
spirited battles
for Sc elton al
honors but fail
To make much
Of q dent in the
national scene.
IL II not the fault
of the players or
coat hes Rather
1T indicates a