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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06

header thus causing an hours de-
lay before the first game got
under way and Brock Coleman,
manager Of the Akron team. who
has not yet had the pleasure of
seeing his club win a game on
Olympia ice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
SAILORS ACTIVE

a number Of our noted sailors
already arc IN the service Most
of them are in the older age
group and many are married
Among those listed are Cyrus Gil.
lelte United State Navy hier
on bomber patrol service out OF
Hawaii. Bob Dickson. on sub.
marine duty in the Pacific Try
JorgenSon Ward Kemp and Rus.
sell Serenherh. all IN the navy
Flfty-four members NJ the De.
trolt Yacht Club are now IN tho
service Of Uncle Sans forces Out
standing Nachismen now in AL
parts Of the country and on al
seas include Eddie Carpenter. Bnll
Miller the Trey brothers, Ray anc
Robert Charles BlaesSer. Ira
Brenaman Francis Y. Brown. Ph
Bradley Edward r Bum JOS
Cummings Douglas p HuecI
John jackson Bob Meyer jim
MotSchall Charley NeWkIrk. Cor
don Phillips Bert Robb Mer
Rule, Don & Spies Rolard Starr
George Thompson, Fred Jensen
Mel Kennedy Jr Bruce w StHe.
Stanley Lelphelser aRd Col GcorE,
a Green and Commander w Is
Anderson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Basketball Scion

Larry Davis = member Of
Pennsylvsnia basketball squad
IS the Ion of the captain Of the
1919 quintet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Catholic Cdgers
Open League
Play Tonight
z Defending Parish
Champs in Action;
Pirates Play Thursday

Eight league games and four
non-league battles tonight send
Detroit Catholic High School
League basketball cagers off on
their new season.
Two OF the three divisional
champions are listed on the open
ing card. ST. Stanislaus, winner of
the Second Division crown last
season, goes To Assumption in a
non-league encounter. st. Patrick
Of Wyandotte, Third Division
titlehoder, is at ST Casimir. a
former champion of the division,
st. Theresa, First Division and
State Class p champion. will wait
until Thursday 10 play its opener,
engaging ST. Mary's of BEDFORD
at ST. Theresa in A league game.
The Pirates went unbeaten IN l9
starts last winter.
Topping the three First Division
games tonight, all montague, is
| De La Salle-Catholic Central clash
AT De La Sale. In other games ST
Benedict is at st. Anthony and St
Cecilia at st. Gregory.
TONIGHT'S GAMES
| sCathohc Central At Ne la sale
! ST BENEDICT ~ 81. Anthony.
! est Cecilia Al 81 Gregory.
u ST. Rose AZ St Paul
4 St Stanislsus At Assumption
S. Mary IN c. A. So. Mary R.o)
81 Thomas A. Rosary.
81 Gertrude A. 81 Agnes.
| 81. Martin al 81 Philip
81 Patrick A. 81 Caslmir
i Nj Carmel A. Sacred Heart
u 81. Vincent a. All SAINTS
ToNORROw's 6ANy
Sweetest Heart At 81. Josephst.
THURSDAYS GANv
~ Mary Bedford a. ~ Theresa.
Sacred Heart at s.. Vincent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
PARISCLEAN
TOLL DO

FarIkcIFan aferna'eE tlPnich, rockwell,
Myers Chadwick Stepanovttch
Toledo aternates kucler, smith, Wi
lanep RueUe. Cooke
OFFICIALS Doug Young and stan Nc
Cahe
FIRST PERIOD
SCORING Some
Penalties None
SECOND PERIOD
PsrisClean -StepanovitCh tMysrsl. ( %
Toledo. Williams Cooke Horeckl A.
Penalties None
THIRD PERIOD
90. ParfsClean Fienich. 70
i-Tclef0. Joe Cooke ? 50.
Penalties Buckovltch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
New Draft Law
Hits Colleges
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
George Radulescu. Don hobart
Bill Monroe. Edgar Ardson, Don
LeClair Joe Kerr ALVIN Games
Thomas Johnson, Mike MlketaniC
Dick ManCrum. Ted Smollnskl
Jack RroSlln. Dome Dlehl, Leslie
Glenn Rlehert and
Don Chamberlain
Nouc Dame, q Michigan foe fol
the FIRST time IN generation lists
as army candidates such stars as
Angelo Bertelh. Matt BOlger
Walt Ziemba and Bob Dove
among others
Many Of these lads won't wait
for the draft but will get IN their
favorlte branch Of service before
school starts again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06


Dent. GAtsChsns kennedy
Akron slternatss VeiEsL GAHney Pigeon
SeQuln
officials Ace lee and Dssse Roche.
FIRST PERIOD
-Mansheld Lewis tGardner Turne,l
3 0f
Mansfield Kennedy DGa'SCherel g
Mansfield WARD iTurneSI -
4 Aansh I'D 4 Ampre Lewis, - So.
Penalties None
SECOND PERIOD
: Mansheld Dent tKennedsl, 3 IL
Mansfield d'Amore 1nen'I. S so
Mansfield ksnnedv tGsfschsast s 10.
6-Akron Lundberg. j a..
PpnaIfef None
THIRD PERIOD
2 Mausheld Ward Dent W
10 Aaus6eI5. Gardner ,HaIes. Tu-nsyl
~ ~
II Akron IvrdherR (Ssqunt, q o..
~ Akron Pigeon. n %.
Penalties None
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Bsb 9a c! !!
IL by 1905 1llu4'}y
Detroit Hockey Fans Still Have Faith in Jack
Adams and His Red Wings

We Just have an mixing that things beginning to break
little for one Of our sports figure who has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Louis May Give
$4,000 10 Navy

Continued from First Sport Page
will be his Bravo. Brown Boy!
Bravo. again and again! And
you, too Uncle Mike, might step
out of the shadows Of the old She
bang and take a bow. Likewise
bravo, Oldtimcr.!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
JOE BY X. o. IN FIVE.

My belief is that, truly Joe
Louis isn't risking the loss of his
golden corOnet. | think he'll win
and knowing the pulse of thai
camp after so many years Of close
association with il. will triumph
with crushing abruptneSS, with the
same cruel forCefulnesS with which
he disintegrated the proud Ger
man Max Schmeling. Joe's work
will be-Swift sure, thudding. /
think he'll stop Buddy inside of
five rounds.
Louis is coming up 10 this fight
with red eyeballs. His pride as the
wearer Of FiStianaS royal purple
was stung 10 the quick when the
California Baer clawed him with
tremendous sweeps of his paws in
the first round in the nation : cap
itai. To the dignified champion.
this was modification magnified a
thousand fold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-06
Confident Winqs
Get Test From
Rangers in n. Y.
Adams Boys Feel
They re on Their
Way al Last

NEW YORK, Jan s Have the
Red Wings found the range?
The Detroit hockey club and
the New York Rangers Will know
the answer after the two teams
finish their fourth battle Of the
season tonight in Madison Square
Garden.
That 100 drubbing The Wings
gave Montreal Sunday has caused
some concern around the National
Hockey League.
OFT Heller, Neil Colville and the
rest Of the Rangers have subdued
the Wings in three successive
games 10 date, hut the Wings
made II tough IN every one with
a drumhre on goalle Jim Henry.
The Rangers, like the Leafs and
Bruins. seemed 10 have a hex on
Jack Adams men, The Wings
came close. but they always
Skated of the ice after failing on
a dozen apparently certain goals.
FOUND THEMSELVES
Detroit'S success against Cana
diens makes II appear that the
Wings have finally found them
selves and can connect on some
OF those close ones they have been
missing If So, they can really
rise 10 power in this league race.
They're only game and half
behind the fourth-place Chicago
club now. and with a stretch
squirt might be able TO Overtake
the Rangers and wind up third -
where they finished last year.
Hockey servers wonder
whether this would be the smart
est thing for the Wings 10 do. If
they finished fifth. they'd have a
much better chance 10 advance in
the playoffS than if they wound up
fourth and have 10 play the
Rangers or Leafs in the first
round However. there is no ques-
tiOn Jack Adams and his men
would shoot the works 10 take
fourth place from Chicago Just for
the effect il would have on the
gate receipts Many Of the Wings
have bonus clauses based on at
tendance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
City Hoopsiers
Slate 8 Battles

City league basketballers will
swing into action again this Thurs-
day night with three games sched-
uled for play at Lincoln gym. Yelm
meets Auto. Lakewood tackles
Shipyards and Chairmen battle
Cesmen.
Playoff arrangements for the
league title we're announced this
week. The two teams Of the sec
ond half will play to determine
who meets the winner Of the first
half playoff between Gasmen and
Chairmen for the all-season crown.
All playoffs will be two out of
three games.
The second half schedule:
Jan. s--Yelm VS.. Autos, Lakewood
VS.. Shipyard. chairmen vs.. Gasmen.
Jan. Lakewood vs.. Gasmen
Autos vs.. chairmen, Yelm vs. Ship
yard.
Jan. i6-Gasmen vs.. shipyard
Chairmen vs.. Yelm. Lakewood VS.
Autos.
Jan. 1e-Chairmen VS.. Lakewood
Autos vs. shipyard. Gasmen vs.. Yelm
Jan. 22--felm vs. Lakewood. Autos
vs.. Gasmen.. shipyard VS. Chairmen.
Jan. 2o-Autos VS.. yelm. chairmer
Jan. 2s-Shipyard vs.. yelm. Lake.
wood vs. Gasmen, Chairmen vs.. Autos
Feo. 2-Shipyard VS.. Gasmen. Yelu
vs.. Chairmen. Lakewood vs. Autos
Feb. 6-Chairmen vs.. Lakewood
shipysrd Va. Autos. Yelm VS.. Gssmen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

veteran game worker, and Joe
Martinac. prominent shipbuilder.
Holdovers, two years. Lloyd Reb-
er; one-year terms, Mike Barovic
and Abe Olswang.
Some officers of the club
have made II known they In
tend 10 use q militant atti-
tude In n fight for better game
conditions throughout the
state.
They know Washington has
been gradually falling behind and
understand the temper OF the
average sportsman. The 1s41 sea
son was one of the worst failures
in state game history. stream fish
ing and upland bird hunting in
particular, to say nothing of poor
eastern Washington deer shoot.
ing. which was heralded by the
game bosses as The best ever
More deer than ever before"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

ATLANTA, Ga--The men who
promote winter horse racing in
the sunny south today foresaw
little change in their present pro-
grams. or any banner seasons
ahead, as result of the war ban
on the sport of kings in Cali
fornia.
There was no exuberance
among officials Of Miami's
two tracks Hialeah and
Tropical parks-which usually
vie with California tracks for
the pick Of thoroughbred.
Horsemen Mt the fairgrounds
In New Orleans believed the
season would be better. but
their hopes were tinged with
uncertainty.
we are sympathetic and sin.
cerely regret the California clos.
ing said John c. Clark. president
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Fred Fulton
Picks Buddy
To Beat Joe

MAC ALLEN, Tex. Whipping
Joe Louis Is a man-sized job. but
giant-sized Buddy Baer may dc
II tomorrow night, Fred Fulton
one-time knockout king of the
heavyweights but now a middle.
aged owner of a summer resort
said today.
Il believe in Buddy Baer," said
Fulton.
The old-time heavyweight,
who at one time In a long
ring career had a knockout
record of IS in IS fights, said
"Baer Is both big and power
full, and he looks like q champ.
That's more than you can say
for most of these fellows to-
day. IL he knows anything
about boxing, think he might
take Louis"
Fulton, 81 and partially bald
may be remembered among fight
followers as one of the quickest
knockout victims on record-Jack
Dempsey slammed him into uncon-
seriousness before he ever was en-
tirely on his feet at the outset
of their bout in Harrison, N. j.,
July ~. 1918.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Tacoma Sporismen Name
Dr.. H. {. Nickelsen Prexy
Omor Brotrud Elected Vice-President
And S. B. (BuddY) Macdonald. Secretary

DR.. II. c. Nicholson, former
state game commissioner, last
night was elected president of the
Tacoma sportsmen's association at
a meeting in the clubrooms.
Omar Bratrud, young and active
sportsman, was elected vice presi-
dent and becomes a prominent
candidate for the presidency in
the future.
8. b. Buddy Macdonald.
long an ardent and intelligent
worker for game advance
ment In Washington. was re-
elected secretary-treasurer.
J. P. johnson was elected
warden.
Trustees elected were, three
year terms, II. d. Maxwell and Art
Hansen, retiring president who did
a first class job in 1871. one-year
terms, J. B. (Babe) Feist. also q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Major League
Bosses Worry
Up in Air Over New
Season Coming Up

NEW YoRk-Msjor league club
owners are very much Up in the
air about the war. Larry MacPhail,
president of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
revealed today.
None Of Us knows what to ex-
pect," MaePhail said. We are all
waiting as long as possible to send
out contracts to try and get
line on what may happen"
The Brooklyn mahout said he
had heard all sorts of rumors per-
tanning to baseballs future. among
them:
That the majors wouldn't
finish the 1912 season.
That night baseball will he
banned.
That the governments de-
mands on our railroads and
airlines won't permit the
western trips.
That civilian defense won't
permit large crowds, day or
night.
These are all pessi m Q
views" MacPhail said. Now I
don't believe any of them or all
of them but I'll admit I'm worried
about our contracts and 1912
plans. I've talked to other owners
who say they are going to wait
as long as possible before sending
out their contracts"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Willie Hoppe
After Cue Crown

CHICAGo-Willie Hoppe. white
haired master billiardist. goes
after his third straight worlds
three-cushion championship to-
morrow night against a field Of
nine top-flight contenders.
The 54-year-old New York title
holder, who won SO of 81 matches
in his last two tournaments. meets
Earl Yookabaugh. Chicago, in the
tournament opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Pfeifer Among
Men Arrested
Houser, Froelich.
Others Declined

SALT LAKE CTTY-The war
time alien roundup has swept al
least three Austrian skiing starr
two Of them married to Amer.
can heiresses from Americas
winter Fairgrounds into intern
msnt-
Weeks after rumors began cir.
eulating in the mountain region
that prominent German and Aus
TRAN skiiers had been taken into
custody. the federal bureau Of in
vestigation at Washington con-
firmed last night three were being
held. They were:
Frederick Fried Prefer. director
Of the sun Valley, Ida. skill school
and husband of the former Hoyt
Smith, daughter Of Fred Smith
prominent Salt Lake City banker
Joseph seep Froelich, husband
Of the former Natalie Rogers,
member OF q prominent New York
banking family.
Hans Hauser, Pfiefer's predeces-
ser Mt sun Valley and more re-
Gently a member OF his staff.
Pfeifer was arrested at Sun
Valley Dec. 8 and Hauser was
taken into custody the next day.
Froelich was picked up at a Salt
Lake City hotel q few hours after
Americas declaration Of war on
Germany.
REFUSE COMMENT
Federal authorities refused TO
comment on reports that several
other skiing stars had been taken
into custody. But before their an
nouncement, Froelich's detention
became widely known because of
his wife's activity.
She had protested that his cell
in the county Jail. where he WAS
being held, was improperly fur
nished. A truckload of frniture
Was sent to the Jail for Froelich
but authorities refused TO accept II.
Then Mrs. Froeich objected
10 the jail food and unsuccess-
fully attempted to have indi-
vidual meals sent 10 her hus-
hand. When those were re-
fused. she bought all the food
served 10 &c jail inmates for
three days.
II was understood Pfeifer and
Hauser were sent to the intern
ment camp at Fort Russell. near
Bismarck, N. d. Froelich de-
manded a hearing and remained in
the county jail.
WASHINGT0N-The ( federal
bureau Of investigation announced
today that sigfried Duchmsyar. a
German ski instructor. had been
arrested near Franconia, N. H., as
an enemy alien.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Don Reed Not
Lost, After All

FOREST GROVE. ore.-Coach
Pete Miller today announced he
viii not lose his star Pacific uni
versity forward. Don Reed, &c
Uncle Sam after all.
Reed received selective service
deferment a. an aviation cadet in
the navy. He paced Badger pre-
Christmas play. scoring IS points
in seven games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
SHIPYARD PLAY

The Shipyard Basketball league
will card two games this Thursday
night. The time has been changed
and the first game will be played
al $50 o'clock in the Bellsrmins
gym. The Laborers meet the Elec-
tricians and the Machinists meet
the Boilermakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Jensen, Pitcher,
Joins Navy

SAN FRANCISCO - Bullet"
Bob Jensen. 21-year-old San Fran
cisco Seals righthanded pitcher,
today became the first local base
ball player TO join the U. s. armed
forces-he enlisted in the navy.
The 212-pound speedbsll artist
spent last year with Salt Lake but
this spring was to report to the
Seals.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Man Mountain
Wants in Army

ATLANTA. Ga--"Man Noun
tain" Dean, the bearded wrestler.
enlisted in the U. S. army today.
I've beat every Jap I ever
wrestled and can still do it," Dean
told recruiting officers.
Dean is so and weighs $50
pounds but obtained waivers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Bobby Erickson
To Take Bride

SEATTLE - Bobby Erickson,
University Of Washington triple
threat sophomore halfback. Will be
married netx Saturday to Misc
June Hagen, il was learned today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Basket Results

New York u. So, Manhattan ~.
c. c. n. Y. ~, st. Johns
(Brooklyn) AZ.
Notre Dame -, Washington
University 81.
Iowa state 46, Dubuque UnIver-
sity so.
Duqueene so. West Virginia u.
Pitt 81, Tech 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Prep Ski Dates

SEATTLE - The Seattle high
school ski council today announced
the following tournament dates:
Pacific Northwestern junior
championships -four way)-Para-
disc valley, Jan. 21-Feb. l.
State High School association
championships (four wsy)-
Heather Meadows, Mount Baker,
March 27-2s.
Silver Skis junior downhill cham
pionship-M Mount Rainier. April IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Sudden-Death
Brawl Looms
Much More Quickly
This Time. Says Joe

NEW YORk-Finsl statement.
and last-minute weights from tbs
rival camps bolstered the belize
that tomorrow nights Louis-Bsei
battle for the world heavyweight
championship will be a sudden
death brawl in which victory
goes to the guy who connects first
Brown-skinned Joe Louis, first
heavy king to defend his title for
nothing. predicted at Greenwood
Lake, n. Y, that he would finish
giant Buddy Baer much more
| quickly" than in their initial en-.
counter at Washington, d. c., last
May when Buddy was disqualified
at opening of the seventh round
Louis said, Il aim TO knock him
out in a hurry"
Showing similar confidence,
Challenger Baer declared at
Lakewood, n. j., "1'll knock
Louis out In less than five
rounds this time. almost
put him away In the first
round at Washington with Q
left hook.
My right hand was injured be-
fore that fight, you know. It's
in perfect shape now, and when
he gets that right fist in the
kisser, he'll be an ex-chsmp."
JOE HOPES FOR EOS
Louis scaled 206 pounds and ex-
poets to fight at EOS, the heaviest
since winning the title from Jim
Braddock in 1888.
Buddy showed 245lt pounds on
his 8 foot 6i2 inch frame, just a
half-pound more than his expected
fighting weight. He registered
only 1874 for Louis at Wash
ington.
Since both champion and
challenger are fairly easy
targets, the strategy In both
camps has been 20 bring In
the principals packing as
much meat as athletically pos
sible to insure the ultimate In
dynamite when n fist lands.
Training for this bout, 27-year-
old Louis seemed at the peak of
his physical prowess. Already his
Al knockouts in SIS professional
fights have designated him the
most destructive puncher in heavy
weight history. But never before
have his blows in training packed
the lethal explosiveness of the
leather he tossed in preparation
for his goth crown defense.
BUDDY WORKS ON RIGHT
Meanwhile Buddy, hoping to
capture the crown once worn by
Brother Make, has been sharpen
ing his wagon-tongue right on
fast-moving sparmates during the
month at Lakewood. He has been
concentrating on fighting at close
quarters where he can take ad-
vantage of his weight and height
and strength.
Despite Buddy's confidence,
betting around Toots Shor's
tavern favors Louis at 81,
with wagering at ~, to l that
Louis registers a kayo and at
even money that Baer doesn't
come out for the fifth round.
Promoter Mike Jacobs still
hopes the gross gate will exceed
the indoor record gate of s201, 613
established by the Jim Maloney-
Jack Delaney bout in 1927. Re-
gardless Of the gate. Louis is
fighting for nothing. His purse
and all profits 60 to the U. S.
Navy Relief society. Buddy, not
as wealthy as Louis or Promoter
Jacobs, gets 121s per cent Of the
net gate.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Don Pugnetii
Answers Call

SEATTLE Don Pugnetti, d.
rector of sports publicity for the
University of Washington, re-
signed yesterday to join the army.
1t was indicated that Paul Shep-
pard, his assistant, would be named
to the post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Ski Club 10
Meet Toniuhf

The Tacoma Ski club will meet
tonight at 9 o'clock at Pythisn
temple, third floor. There will be
ski movies and ski Time in the
Rockies"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
TEBBETTS STUDIES

DURHAM. n. H.-Birdie Teb-
belts, Detroit catcher, is taking
an agricultural course at the Uni
yersity of New Hampshire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
ZEE AUSTRIAN SKI INSTRUCTORS HELD BY FBI
0I Fam Joe and Buddy Confident of Victory in Bout
On Ohe Ian, !!

Al the head of the athletic activity
ehipyards here Is Ralph Reed superintendent Of personnel
Reed in his early 40s naturally would that post
y conjunction with his myriad Of regular duties
that, because Reed II q former prep and college
athlete and football and basketball mentor.
BY instinct athletics
value Of limited competition youth
. whole.
Reed n stern sports That
Reed athletics going along quietly
athletic fund thers
become quite well and popular you him. you
aoubtsdly WIN nks him.
Has Been Around -.
Reed has been around and knows the score Of life.
And because he Is good judge Of character and youth
which comprises much Of the big plants workers. he has
lit into his position well.
Incidentally. while coaching high
REED took hold big powerful boy and brought him the
baI trail majors.
husky boys Hutchinson You probably have
heard of him. Hs recently
the shipyard
OF Hutch, Reed
That will tops anything surprise
IT, least emerge
4 taksA He fearless sbe."
Reed u. college
finished his education University Washington
plain chunky young way around
plain he will build
shipyard
Glad To you In Tacoma Ralph
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
Gloom Spreads Among Turf
Operators Of Sunny South

Of Hisleah park. TT can hardly
be viewed in the light of a boon
to racing here because of the pre-
cedent il establishes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09
This Is Fight to Deoth i.

Many Americans too many In fact taking
m easygoinG attitude toward this Of Uncle Sans
This h war TO the DEATH Nothing else.
We who not In the fighting branches Of the nation
must 20 about like the in uniform.
Do fun share and right through finish
Don't let bloody business
until gold stars placed your windows.
defense your of help
20 the fighting government
Do this until II hurts.
Then. quicker with VIC
torous boot the toat
blood crushed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-09

Your postmaster can tell you
how 20 invest in Z. S. Defense
Bonds.