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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Three Americans
3 Japs Indicted

NAstffsof0s--fbsss Aaessf-
can eltisens ana tsFes pFomiasnf
Japanese netianzis NsFs lnA.eisa
- = federal grad lgfy weaass'
day ia esnnse Ton s1th dlxifthAt-
t.os q pro-5ap4ne~ propaganda
u alleged violation a ne foFs.gn
agents resistration act
AmsFieans inaieisd 90 charges
a eouspiring " rioiats TIE act
~sFs Ralph To~nasns q L4ks
0snsyA. Via. ard Dasle warren
hgasr and Frsaenek Flnesnt
Williams n san Franelsca.
TAs Japanese namsd NsTs Tka-
tonu ohana. secretary 81 ths Jap
ansss Chamber II commsFss n
san Francisco. X Takahazhl ard
8. Tskeaehi. aan Frsneisoo man
ayers II the ~ Y. X. Steamship
ca. $40 ths hit~aki<sl Co.
respectively.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Pest WEIGH New Husky Coach
Was 0usied
Frosh Mentor
Succeeds Phelun.
His Former Chief

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington today appointed Ralph
pet Wslch. freshman coach. A
successor 10 Varsity Football
Cosch James N. Phelan. who vas
custed Dec. Is.
Welch, IS, VAS an sll-Americs
fullback at Purdue in 1929. He
came 10 Washington in 1880 with
Fhelan.
Welch Was automa tieally
discharged when the univer-
atty dispensed with the sery-
Ices OF Phelan and his staff
last month. but the announce
ment today gave him dra-
matte reinstatement
The appointment ended six
weeks of speculation. during
which time such coaches as Carl
Snavely OF Cornell. Dallas Ward,
Minnesota freshman coach. DR..
John B. Sutherland of the Brook
1yn Dodgers, and numerous local
high school mentors were men
toned for the post.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

RlEe<r. e<sfsr shoss and wstA
N usesnny -.hertinx sye.
Central wsshlrxfnn wildcats
or>n~d their t~e-E>m~ s<ri<s stir
pselfie Lutheran GlsdlsteFs ~
.ccrsnr . so-ss viesery s~spgs. .
gallant battle ~ smaller Lath-
srsns 1t Fsrkisna ssm Isst ntsht.
niK Na~s Wt-~m.s sksw~s
tss sss>ss.~er. sss - |. -
iesai.x Nirks ~r~<~v ~h~s -
essek>a In - prsats ffe. fi<s
ft~id zeal. sra rls~ est - g..
f.ai c..e~r<ie.s. r~~wm.s~ 4
I. C.rn.<s wss s~re.a vita
~ p>sst.-
Marty SoFsA I'D the Lath~Fsns
sith IL pulnts snd a. . crssiltsh,.
90 In stepping wtssmsn deadly
spiu-sround shot undsr ire BASKET
The Nilslcats led. zs-tT, 81 hslf-
time.
Another Ksme u scheduled 20.
night between fhs tss teams
fanfFal asshlusaaa tNat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Begin Work
On Hatchery

Breaking Of ground and pre-
iiminary work on improvements
10 the state game department fish
hatchery building and grounds
near Spokane, began this week.
according to George r. stuntz.
state works projects administra-
tor
Plans call for the construction
Of IL reinforced concrete troughs
as part of the hatchery building
expansion.
Improvements will be made to
the hatchery building, caretsker's
residence. refrigerator and grind
ing building, helpers residence
and garages.
The construction and i'm
pr0vement work il jointly fl
nanced by WPA and the game
department, WPA furnishing
Ss.962, mostly for labor and
the game department x,7s5,
for material, supplies and
other non-labor costs.
''WPA has contributed in no
small way TO the conservation and
upbuilding Of Washington state
game and fishing facilities" said
Stuntz.
Nine new hatcheries were con-
structed and seven reconstructed,
with an annual capacity Of over
10000, 900 fingerlings.
These included the hatcheries
at Vancouver. Tokul Creek, Bell
ingham. South Tacoma. Issaqush,
Aberdeen and Yakima"
WPA approved extensive prof.
ects TO erect fish screens. Over
200 rotary fish screen barriers
with several screens each, were
constructed and installed in irri-
cation canals. small bitches and
power diversion canals to prevent
the destruction OF migrating fish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

u6De5gvN0oo ~-ats rlsrcs ros1nky
sssas srheai bssksthaii s~ems wsiI
saia tnssr fsarsh nrrssl Jsmnrese
"a k.ixsmsnt snhesi gym rhsru1aw
nixhs wish the hoer flss<a sfsv<tn9
~ 7 osuio<k
rssms fsom Edxsmoat n1vov~
ssas ard rirwecd oil co2rsses -
KAss tFss fsetss The WEI tngesr
ssms Il t1iitor. CoiIlan aa1 m.
a girls game s@s~s>a hIiiss -
kassmost girls y siep stafee
me rlfs nlun sshe~i hon6. mat
sssstss ssd sesss t~ssssvs vsli 80
- present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

FERN itlil lodge No "a. v "A ~.
officiating IL the Ersysslds
Gary Aaare~. rsss-Tnursd.y
ct D. m fFou wrsxisy .
Clements chapel rvysllup. with
the rss. Waiter wstkins sffieist'
ing. sunai wiil BE- in woodbsas
esmstsrY
Jane. o. Isti~--Thursdzy ~
20 D m frvm i'1ssr ehsp~i. ssth
ths Rev, Frsns osoo1neaKh offi-
elatisE Burial wiii ~ 10 osx-
.eussd eafnstsrs
tisrss Masses festss-Tharsasy
~ ,. m. frWu pipss ehspsl viih
thu Rev. Charles finasdsn affseiat
lng. Burial piii - n use Tssesns
asmstsfy.
Mrs. Edns Bra~A CsLIss<s~s
fray AZ . M ffasz PIPER
ehspsl. slth tns fsss " A. hosfs
sfflslatsHK. assisted ~ olsnaais
camp. Royal sslgAeofs intsr-
msnt ain be lh Taeons msas~-
lsun
x.a.<. hArssy str.sassia vi.
day a. , y ~ fEasn F1psr ess2gsl.
sta Ds ssorss Dunlap efflei-
sting hafiai wssl e~ ID lbs Tsee~
ma ssaastsfy
Mrs geha tk.sss CT Ana~fs>s
Tbsnsiay at ! 20 .. aaa frera th~
G. c. 1sil4nEsr 90. eh.p~a slth
ths Hsy. BaFgan smith ~ b~thls-
hsm falihsssn church sffteaatlnx
nsmb~fs - ths daughters II Aef-
ssY waii s<rys a. p.iis~.rsss la
ssrmsnt sia no In ms Taeons
nsmstsFy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Scoiiy Campbell
Joins U. S. Navy

SEATTLE aIe~st seesttsi
Campbell. "a. msme>r ~ he
wslssr Cup self ssam ~ ises.
enlisted IN the Navy today - .
ysomaa. third class
6.mre~Is. state sssss~ss
chsmpsss me ps.t ssr~~ ,~~ss.
had b~~a slated roe s~ssstsss
Int. th< army a~ss ssssss.
he VAS Canadian smslsuf
champion IN tpss and lsss. pa
elfic Northwest amateur tltlsst ln
isas and 1888. saa L. \. public
links medals, IN isss ftis younger
brother. nua. u already IN the
army.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Body Found on Beach
Believed Aberdeen Man

TILLAMOOk, Ore. ~ The body
Of a man found on Three Rocks
Beach Tuesday was tentatively
identified Wednesday as William
Turbon, Aberdeen, Wash.
Turbon. cook on the tug Xii
hyan, disappeared Christmas eve
after he fell into the water while
trying TO make shore across log
raft.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Tennis Pros
To Spokane

SPOKANE. wash. Spokane
athlstlc round table officials an
nounced to-day ths r.ssnd tshis had
arranged fef = March - sppeaf-
anos of = professional tennis group
nova touring n. United STATES.
Members o. ths group include
Don Bulge. Pred Perry. noney
riggs and Frank kosaes.
rrocssds ~ the match probably
~iu 10 "a benefit tia recreation
facilities At Fort ceorEs Nrant
AMI usiKsr field In npak.ss. u
wa anamlneed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Trojans Hit
Eighth Victory
Fife Tops Ortinq
As Clovsrs Triumph

fussaas Hssalts
PIE a. CxAlnx ~
Glover FaFz 81 kanoasIa aa
rsim -. kstentiiis %.
okTt>6 - oFting caniiaals
battling for q b~rih in the West
Central district Gas. u teurns
msnt. gave Fifss unh~sten rre-
ans quite . battle before iesinE
te-s7. In q Pierce County league
Esms here last night II VAS Flfss
eighth straight league sln
Fife vss only ahead. Hill. At
halftime FIFE reserves. wen. 90 "a.
after = 1p-is hslftime count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Mns. WILLIAM JOsgrsf
BaEfTEsHAlu

Ms. Wayne Agnes Hfssisnbseh.
a.. Of 1881 81. Faucstt ave. died
Tuesday At her home A nauss
II Bsar Creek. Wa. she lssyss.
bssldss her husband. ons daugh-
ter. Ma. Arthur Loftrsn one 500.
Gordon BrsltsBbsfh. and tWo
grandchildren. all u Tacoma. and
ons sister. Mrs.. Anna shsphsfd u
Seymour. Wa Bufkisy King VII
announces the funsrai arrange
meats.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
NOW .mD xrimsas

Ths b.,dY " Howard Nitbsfs
%. u ~ I. ksnns~.eh. sh0 died
Monday IN q ioesl hospital szs
sent 20 ksnn~~iek Thursday -
B.scslsy- King for ibtsfmssl VITA
srs had lived in ksnusSieh for 70
years. sas rstlred q year aso "a
tsisEEaph operator for ies herth.
srn Pacific DE Nas : Usmhsf -
ne nasgns. ard the sootiiah Kite
bodies of rakima Besides = ais
ter. Laseiils A witssnr. ~ tns
Masonic home 81 Zenith. ~ saves
a brolhsf. ctsrsnes ~ Los AnEsis<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Puyollup46. Rentonl7

rtlAI.fstP - Gail Bruce and
the Puysilup Vikings returned 10
their high scoring pace again last
night by defeating Rsnton Indians.
46-l7. with Bruce scoring 20
points. IS Of them In the first half.
Puyallup led. 2s-io. at haiftime.
No scoring came In the last three
minutes with Renton stalling and
depriying three Puyallup subs OF
a chance to play. Puyallup re-
serves won the seventh straight.
10 TO 5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Youth Is Hsping
Misplaced Heart
VIII Not Dar Hin

spouANs cAsvsss ns~pnr~v.
- easss. Ia. wsdessssy sw.11n'a
> eel fF-m ne ssvy ssi~s s~sepa-
- him despite ~ fs~s ~ nenve
~ss - the vFo~3 - rs6nt -
- be krsy.
TNs wsspssee1 e<usn wss ssspsv~
ss~d /. . phys4<ai t.s< - es2-
msv TNs rex~vd wss seNt ~
Wsnesaatrn sa1 - ne<ev1eNee
ssms snrsasA sfisF nsa1ne =
wsitlss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Local Bowling News

Willie Neho, L. Sherman and
Bert Johnson won the top indi-
vidusl scoring honors In the Tues
day evening matches of the Veneer
league on the Coliseum alleys.
Neho and Sherman tied for the
top total, each rolling sol. while
johnson cracked 227 In his third
game for the high single of the
session.
All matches ended In TO
verdiots Hoot Owls lost three to
Outlaws. Ed MCGOWAN rolled a
big 100 game for the Hoots and
Sherman and johnson did their
good work for the Renegades.
Pea shooters took three
from Cuils. although the indi-
yidual honors fell 10 the Gull
members. Curly Miller and
Emery Newton each rolled
lS9 games and Newton regis
tered 454 for high series.
Nehos sol series went for the
Shippers who won three from
Patchers.
AL Lesser continued his good
work. leading the scoring in the
tups-streamliner match. which
the latter won, TO l. Losers
series was 4e5. y. Sherman rolled
202 for high game OF the match.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE
Heavy firing featured the
matches of the Commercial league
on the Broadway alleys and the
top teams pulled away from the
lower quintets with one-sided vic
tories, four Of them winning four
points and the other taking three.
Howard Bailey. the leagues
leading bowler, paced the scoring
with a sos series and Helen Blatt-
Ter rolled 220 for the best game.
other good scores by the men
MtIts JUG oghf ANih
Ter SCI, Fred sehmeehle $40, Coley
Anderson. SAL. Roman Koehler
SIS, Harry Long $50, Clyde Grain
$50.
-Four OF the feminine men,
hers Of the league rolled In
the select 500 circle. Erma
Musselman and DAM Radon
ich tied for the top score with
54s. Helen Blattier rolled 5ls
and Fannie Gamble 5Il.
Results: Hotel LAssies 3,
Photographers l: Tiremen I. Ice
Carriers o: Bakery Ladies 4,
Msrketers o; office Supplies 4,
Ieemen o: Royal ATesnum 4,
Servicemen 0.
CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE
Engineers won three points
from Finance in the CITY EN-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
ms. IInSs TO DINE

Monty wooilsy. ~rhs Man Who
Came 10 Dinner" II noted
tfsnohsrmas and calls eli the
stfsnx. and spseisi foreign dishes
BY thsir right names
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Crash Injuries Fatal

sIATTIg nfs ssftis KrDpp,
- died Tuesday night Of injuries
suffered IN a collision II Auto-
mobiles driven - hsF son. Wslisrt
and b. Frsasr1es g. Johnston. Of.
Johnston vas sIured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Church Basketball

Bill Gregory added 70 hls league
total By again breaking the record
with 20 points for individual hon
ora. a. he led the Oakland Prssby-
terrain bunch 70 smother win. tnia
time over the Emmanuel AsthO-
dists.
The former record sas ~ points
which he held jointly with Holt Of
spraKus Memorial
The second game on IN. fAcA
floor went 10 Lincoln Park over
the little Galway hsth0dir team.
Christensen with 20 Nsz nigh for
Lincoln Park
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Team taEs tHres guf ~ f0lIf from tns
EE 4lris lssg - fos Fsisn FlsH@T
1T nsN aga $500 sIHEls aa4us
81 go shd niso led ne scofiDx tOsAi-
nd Sc
Baify Portlznd AFs AIisJa
Plant lOok thFes from ACpt b1s
TonnAosa hlEh fax Fl8n1 nigh ssrsss
sc. hlEh sluxls. Iii 7, A,ss1 rss1
for KODl nlah sefiss. s3t. bias
EinEss lkz
Fslto1.s scn TIRES from NaDsaus
Hoads 50 hifh fas ytstons hah
ssriee aas hlan angle t1t Hiah
Tor AaDeaas HsHlfs aoEHsons Hssh
ssriss so hlzn Glngls 10
hDimes taoE tlFse from Nebsath
ElFh Tor Holmsa. roe high tefies
sG7 hlah singf 1el No Esstn Nas
hlan for - team Nltl . tfs 80 e
and a slEgie % ita
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

nuckisv 90 Enamcia9 1e
fuYatitir ~ Renton IL
sumner 1t Auburn -.
Hishllne 81. Kent -
E>IMCI.AM - Buckley Noun
tsiaser. maintained their unde-
feated record In the Puget Sound
conference BY sinking two foul
shots in the iast two minutes 10
defeat Enumclsw Tigers. 2o-is.
here last night
Enumclaw Was ahead. 1918.
when . iimeou, for an injured
player resulted IN a technical foul
because It was the sixth Enumclaw
timeout Buckley tied the scors on
the shot and won a moment later
on another foul conversion.
Buckley Was behind. los. At
the end of the frat quarter
but ciamped On . light defense
which held the Tiger. "a four
field goals the neat three PER
iods. Enumelaw didn't score In
the third period after leading
1910 81 halftime.
Buckley suits also won. 20-is.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Fed. Woy rs. Roy IS

FIFE - FEDERAL Way EaRies
notehsd their first victory In the
Pierce County league this year ny
defeating Roy Lynn. 2s-Is. hare
last night. Tho Eagles led. las.
at halfums. Roy reserves won. ~
To 8
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
HI1iiiI.fNE

HIGHLfNE - Highlins Pirates
climbed INTO q three-Say tie for
fourth place in the Puget Sound
conferences basketball race by de-
fsating Kent vandsls. a7-27, here
last night. Kent reserves won,
"a L. u
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

Thslna caIitss. foar.monihs-old
daughter 81 M. ard Ma kitaap
csslsss 81 nanstia. WASH, died
"wednesday In local hospital
Cassidy and Allen vii anneines
the funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Yelm z. EotonvilIe 80

EAro>tfiII Doyai Callsgh-
er. aided by some neat passing nv
Louis Along and Howard Cooley,
rang up "a points here last night
a. Yslm Tornadoss blew down
Eatonvills Cruisers. e2-ss. la .
Pierce County league game.
Yelm reserves won. 2s.t2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

AUBURN - Sumner spsrtans.
riding their basketball season In
three years. notohed their third vie
tory OF the io42 Puget Sound con-
ference race by defeating Auburn
TroJans. 1924. here last night.
The spartans led all the way
with Auburn closing a 2e-ls after
two sumner players had been
ouste ed on fouls Auburn reserves
won. Is 10 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

IaAkGNooB = Clover PARK
Warriors kept On the heels Of VI,
rroians in the Pisrvs County
league basketball race BY defeat.
ing kapowsln Loggsrs. ai.7a. here
last night Clover PARK led. n.
II. At halftlme. Clover PARK re-.
serves won. 90 TO IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

FTes throws missed fCsntFsia
Kurhera. Nissmsn cefuorf t<~is.
Naushns hubbard ~ l. c. ntilat
. Hlsfson fhsno. johnson pfstiis
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yusssAL .ssyic.s

NLrtsF HsFtIa HInHs--I HIsFHIaJ
a. . ~. fron Buckley hins
ekapsl. WITH fhs Esv william r.
T1rasr offiel stlnE. Baflsi siii ~
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

subs Hsiiafni ~ CARTONS Nan.
lsT Fltzpa1lrk -. sssttis FTsp
White 81. wilson a.. Essd. L..
DsHats
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29

fs1. Miller EAtonxiiis Thompson
KAwato Nutsi ca. Ho.sEs~s, Gal
laghef f21. Morgan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-29
Lions Downed
By Panihers

Bsllsrmine Lions, except for
Laysrns Aartineau. weren't hit.
ting the hoop last night and drop
ped a &s-si verdict 10 seattle Prep
Panthsrs. who we're playing In
their b~st form OF ths year
Martinssn's sharp-heatiaE
Kept the I1ess In ths EAnss
the fret half which ended with
the Psnihsf. iesding b, . IL
Is score. Seattle Prep psilisd
away In the THIRD psrisd 70
lad. 1870.
Thriller of the evening was uhs
reserve game with Jim tltzpatrick
winning TIRE game for Bslgsrmlns
on . score .tisinE foul shot and ths
final field goal fer a zs.7t victory
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sPoRTsMEN LEAGUE

Paul Du Bots and Joe Paddock
were outstanding in the matches
Of the sportsmen league on the
Broadway alleys.
Du Bots rolled 1872. $50 and ass.
to register 5s7 for the high series
Of the Sportsmen league and the
best total of all the downtown
Tuesday trundiers
Paddock hit a high 754 in his
second game for the best single
- far this week on the Broadway
alleys and finished with 5Ts for
the runnsr-up score OF the Tues
day pinmen.
The Californians continued
NJ ths top ef the sportsmen
heap. winning three points
from Red wakefield's Motor
team first half champion
Bucks bowlers gained a point
In the rare sy taking four
from NJ. Regis.
Atlas won three from Johnnyz.
Bottlers won three from Wake
field. and Hardy won three from
Bakers.
Included among the higher
scores were Erwin HIM 55l. W
williams SIS. Joe srotor s43. Jerry
Warden 657. Norry Peterson s2s.
Jack Hsdlsnd SCI. Perry ss7.
~. Emerson 5si. Jake Johnston
s4s. Joe Ksndzisr 5s4. FRED Min
nitt $40.
] n ST Merchants League
4 Plas Nor AllsYs
ssrbsr SHOP a. u Departments
store fsl. Hish s.as y Miller az.
+ high kerie4- I smith bzl
/ Candies forfeit D. Va Drugs a.
Hlgh sams hIoer isf hiEh ssTiss.
HardTsIs - - orr a.. H.zh
gsms A DsNeT 1871 hlsh sriss.
Mn Top League
x - kesTestien AllsYs
! AuEmsn asa - Es 4uus~ Hsents
+ 1sB4 fui Hish Esm@ Al Aasn4 IsI.
+ high ssrlez A Adams so
Bus Driven zss4 - Ee.ls ASS
E seFles. FlsneT btI-
Fsslmsn z1ss a. - D4irYmen z1se
/ "a Hlsh Eam.s hsuks is< hlsn
/ aer4ss HeEtks a..
shipYard IsaEue
/ hi-NsY Allrss
/ NslesFs ~ " Ls4dmsn a. Hlsh
fsns. fufsls iss hash Eefisa. FurFA
pslnssr. "a "a ystsss a. Hish
k@ns " ses.z hish .sr.ss. u.
/ bsaaN So
Aachinls1s ~ - Offies fel Hish
I game Pakar z0z nlsn seFiea Ken
/ Swanson BAL
Outlaws a. "a CnlDpsFs co. HIN
game acldmeEs les nisE seTlss scld-
I mere sfs
I TBssdzy NiEhfrfs IsaEus
f -ikth Avenue He's Ina Center
HLI No 4 tooE -four from the Ausg
team. lsss 70 lzs5. Haze Colenrsn
Cd Ens Aiisy team Elfn 4oi total.
Hlsen Nees hsa nigh fof tns VI
sHlE ia aAc a. tosa
Ths eshsT aaten sss tns I'll No.
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DnasEio. Nho is msfriea AID
currently "a IN ths drsft vii
appear 70 Fscs4ys bia trophy bat
Williams. Nho cans % ths DiE
eaxsies from ssn Diego. Cal. =
yaaf o. tao After Joe came up
fran Gar Frsnclsco. Naa able
oniy 70 tsxasr hls ssGrsta.
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Writer'S Honor Ted Williams

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INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE

J. Horne led the bowlers OF the
United Industries league Tuesday
on the Coliseum alleys. shooting
15s, ISL and pa for a 5sS series.
United Industries league PIN
men turned in many good singles
Leo Penowich had 40 game.
Richards 200, A. Wells 2os. George
Bucsko 204, Lew sherman ies
and o. Harris and Eric Hedval
with 1e5.
Buffelen won three from
Paper supply. Hampton took
three from WOiton's. Peterman
won three from Piywood and
Groeers won four from
Nelliyer.
Leonard juicy rolled SOS. with
singles OF i76. 1T and ls5. for
one Of the good scores The
Hampton team registered 2sAl for
the high team total. with Horne's
$50 playing a major part in the
top score.
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Buckley Wins
20-l9 Tussle
Mountuinesrs Hold
Puget Loop Lsod

Tufsdnf Results
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CITY EMPLOYEES LEAGUE

Engineers won three points
from Finance in the City En-
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ployes' league on the Broadway,
with Bill McAllister shooting 200
for the high game and $50 for
the high total.
Garbage won three from Police.
Shocky Rolfson was high with
lel and 500.
Light won four from Pub
lie Works. George Thompson
rolled $50 for the high series.
including games OF ,e7 and
2Os.
The Garbage teams score also
counted In postponed match
with Range Sales. which ended in
draw. Jack Roberts led with .
is6 game and 800 series.
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Buckley suos also Won, 4O-ls'
Buckley tfoD us) Enamslas
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Lack of Evidence
Sets Bookie Free

Clarence Wilhelm. Hamtramck
bookie. on trial with Joseph A
Lewandowski. former mayor OF
Hamtramck, on a charge of con.
spiracy to obstruct justice, is free
today because of insufficient evi.
dence. He was discharged by Judge
James K. Chenot.
Judge Chenot granted the mo.
ton of Wilhelm's attorney after
the state had rested its case. lie.
wandowski goes on the stand to-
day in his own defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-13
Yamks' Scores Visit Brought Africa

In retrospect, the expedition had
all the aspects OF a mystery novel,
a thriller and drama of intrigue
combined
HIDE IN WOODS
After leaving the house, the
party crept into the woods, where
they hid during the day and moved
only at night. The water crossing
was almost disaster.
I'VE lost almost all our clothes
and I lost $4,000 In gold" Clark
said. 81 wonder IL MOrgenthau
will get after me for that"
Editors Note: Presfdent
Roosevelt today promoted Clark
TO De a lieutenant 0eherok)
Only after further trials and
tribulations did the shivering
poorly clothed expedition reach
an unnamed spot where a trans.
port was awaiting them.
They arrived back in London
just eight days after the start.
Shortly before he called cor.
respondents in TO hear this dra.
matte recital, Eisenhower ad.
dressed an appeal to the French
navy TO put into port at Gibraltar
and join the United Nations fleet