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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
No Title for Huskies Since 1896

Not since 1896 has Washington the Northern Divi-
sion title and around the circuit the gossip that the other
coaches have finally solved the in which 20 beat Hee
Edmundson and his much pubiczed fireman type of bas-
ketbal.
the year. prior 1895 Washington Northern
division championships losing only Oregon team In 1877
and equally state In isss and isso.
80 perhap. the something whoa
the other coaches huhtes
they s by adopting Edmusdssss isess
their type Of play.
the authority this wns
player played
ngton State
"Friel has pe~ded washastss n~shs
hall primari, running nsaiiy
jut what i hut Ne teaches different BRAID
bali than he did when ! a school,
wills incidentally picks Washington to the Northern
Oregon State another which changed
they
not slow and methodcsL
Oregon boosters used the burning
break of the Ducks when The Eugene national
pions several
So the To
slogan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
Abes to Seek
Higher Place
Stadium Hoopsters
In Northwest Trip

THURSDAYS GAME
Everett nj Dalla waila.
FRIDAYS GAMES
seattle Prep 1T lincoln. stadium
~ B~ilingham and Everett 81
Yakima.
SATURDAYS GAMES
lincoln ct Bellarmins mon
scaxne). stadium NJ LINDEN tncn-
ieague). and Everett NJ Mspate
tpoa-lesgue).
Lincoln Abes will attempt to get
back in good grsess this weekend
when they tackle Seattle Prep
Panther. in a Friday Cross state
league tussle At Lincoln. then open
their city league season against
Bellarmine Lions on Saturday
night at Bellarmine.
Stadium Tigers will trek north
ward. meeting Bellinghsm Red
Raiders In a Cross-state mix on
Friday. then taekling an unde-
fested Lynden Lion quintet on
Saturday night at Lynden.
The Rsilsplitters, whose
current position In Cross-state
league standings IL causing
anguish among Lincoln root
ers. intend 10 begin an up
ward climb on two fronts this
weekend.
A Lincoln victory over Seattle
Prep would. at the least. pull the
Abes up to a cellar deadlock with
the Painters and might. II Everett
beats Walla Walla this Thursday
night. snake the Rsilsplitters out
OF the dungeon.
COULD BE LEADERS
Even more rosy IL the future on
Saturday night II the Abes can
take the Bellarmine Liont. the
Abes will BE- leading the city race.
However topping the Bells In their
own baillwick Is some assignment.
Coach John Kennedy may
70 In for height this week
end since both opponents have
proven susceptible 10 sky
scrapper assaults. Bulk Of
Bellarmine's fouls against
Stadium last Tuesday were
committed trying 10 cut down
Bob Rinker To their size.
Far from pleased with the way
his reserves failed to stem the tide
last Tuesday against Bellarmin,
when he rested his regulars. Coach
V. G. Lowman OF Stadium may dis
deep into his squad before choosing
the ten players who will make tbs
Northwest Washington jaunt.
ToII.EFsoN LOOMS
Bob Fincham, Jack Getaz. Bol
Rinker, Chuck Fsin, Harry Mana
field. Ray Hagen and Ralph Bake
seem certain to make the trip will
three positions wide open. Johr
Tollefson, husky junior. may be |
surprise choice
Bellarmins players, who person
ally have secuted their city rival
on every opportunity this year
plan to give the Abes a good look
ing over Friday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16
COWBOY CAGER

CANYON, Tex. - Jack Maddox.
West Texas State basketball play
err. In a cowboy during the summer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-16

You help Yourself shsn yoa by
4. \. Defense Binds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Land Contracts
OWNER

VIII sell some seasoned LAND
CONTRACTS on single homes:
priced 20 Yield -. Write Box
No. 5s2, Detroit Times.
the enlarged Real Estate list.
fngs IN the big Sunday Times Want Al
Section,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

CHALMERS. sD3-One room Two middle
aged gentisfnfu, references private
hons: good transportailnn. DRexsl MS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

Electric Refrigerdfors
ALL BRANDS NEW
REFRIGERATORS
New Refrigerators

ICE HYDROCARBONS. sf4 UP
1875 ORATIOT ct BALDWIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
L&< REAL ESTATE CORNER <$S&N>
FOR RENT FOR SALE


MoTHERLY care given girl school age In
licensed home. Townsend s-5Sls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Houses for Sale
(West of woodward

REAL BUY-7-RooM HOUSE
Il acre OF land on highway1garRge, chicken
coop. $3.50. terms McFAriane Bros
l2p3il Ford Road, at Middlebet. Dearborn
1850.
FAUST, sss2--Two bedrooms. attic: VA
CANT; small down payment. CE. 1870.
Granville. eaS3--VACANT
s. 500. INC. CARPETING VIZ T-52ns
HANSON A. HANSON, 1886 Gu RIVER
WESTWOOD NEAR WARREN
8 ropms fully modern. fun basement and
attic i5xi35- foot lo,. only So. $50, terms.
T2TO Crandvine OR T0io.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the big Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

Garfield: 2-family. good
condition. Cannon Brothers. FItEroy oi4o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Board and Room

FIRST class meals: reasonable. Gas Mack,
near John r Call Temple i-7sa9.
GRAND tnear vickers -Ex -celi-Ol- HON,
cooking: double, excellent Transported ton.
Townsend s-2f6d
LYCAsTE, 2ist--walkng distance cas-,
side defense plants. Gentlemen. Muir
ray a3Of.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Houses for Sale

ABBOTT. near TrumbuH 49, Suitable for
rooming house; $4,000, 500 down, SIS
monthly.
WILLIAM near Poplar--5 rooms: 50. 200.
iC. W, SIMON 2ssS Michigan LA. oTO0
BARGAIN-i room, brick veneer Robin
uae, half mile west Telegraph, block
south Joy Road. Write owner r r.
Kitchen. Clark Road. Charleston. Michigan.
BARGAIN--Must sell Immediately. Groom,
excellent Condition. 2-car garage. Plaza
2s03.
CAMPBELL LAFAYETTE--e rooms with
bedrooms; steam heat; garage. Sacri-
flee Tor $500, 1880 down.
BRIDGES A. BRIDGES LA. s2i0
CLovERLAwN - ST. Luke's parish; 5
rooms. attic: J years old. $3.50.
HOEar,h 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

BREST, 1901, Ecorse Township down,
up: Brickote. newly decorated; y
acre; Is minutes Rouge plant. close school,
store. Atlantic 1920.
NORTHWEST section-Five and s move
night In: must sacrifice because OF
draft. Caeillac 43ii.
TRACY -Fenkeli-Beautifui SIS br.: sac
50. 500 dn.. early possession. We. 7-ss7O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Share Living Quarters

BUSINESS woman will share furnished
bungalow with young woman: reasonable
terms. near Eleven Mile Woodward refer.
enees required. Box Alto. Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Dining Rooms Famous for good food
overlooking the Detroit River. Private
parties may ~ arranged for through oul
personsltzed catering service. lenoN 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

ASToINETTE. A5s Casa Three rooms.
semi bath quiet adults. also sleeping
DEARBORN, st29. near West jefferson -
Comfortable RON. everything Included
good transportation.
DOUBLE room with kitchen privileges also
single room, children welcome. Vine
wood l-474s.
CoLoRED- Two Housekeeping looms, car
tire. unfurniShed. adults only. 1iTfs
Oakland Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Bungalows for Sale

CHARLESTON. 20ls5-vacsnt: four-room
bungalow: every thing reconditioned
$3.50: small down large monthly.
HICKORY. 2o2s5--5 rooms. tile features
paved street; s.. $50, 100 down.
MAIN ST, north OF MeNichols. 3-rm
bungalow, FUN basement steam heat
coal in; Immediate possession; 81, 900, 81. 00C
down. Norman sky. Realtor, TO. s-53OO.
sHERWooD-Georgi rooms, garage
VACANT. $3.50. $500 down. 1885 Var
Dyke
.3-BEDROoM brick bungalow. on one floor
2-car garage. VET. 6-l500
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in the bis Sunday Times Want Ac
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Busins.s Opportunitis. Wanted

WANTED 10 rent or buy a 20 or 2y-rooru
hotel IN vicinity 81 Royal Oak Ferudals
Hsrel Park or Highland PARK. Csn Royal
Oak As61 N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Apartment Property for Sale

KENDALL. 3Ts5-2 Groom UP. I 5-roor
down: brick. Fugidaire. garage; newl
decorated Apply Mr.. DiCtcco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Money to Loan
On Reoi Estate
Business Opportunities

a BARGAIN-HURRY
Beer garden. fully equipped. completely
refrigerated, restaurant equipped; dOing
excellent business. e42o Van Dyke. Ivan
ATTRACTIVE beauty shop or equipment
very reasonable. Cali Tuesday, Tyler
$500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., DOING good husi-
ness: have to sell on account OF help;
only bakery In st. clair shores 223iO
Nine-Mile Road. Roseville 2422.w.
BARBECUE. restaurant-o Opposite Bowery
illness forces sale. cash. 1901 Joseph
ICampau.
BARGA1N--Illness, 3-story. 37-room brick
building. Completely furnished. Rented
store. garage. 90-ft. frontage Michigan.
suitable light manufacturing. sll. 900
terms Owner. 4iO4 Michigan. LA. 1912.
CLASS c Beer Garden and Restaurant.
fuzzy equipped. excellent location. No
reasonable offer refused. Niagara 5000.
CLEANING equipment, with cleaning ma
chimes. Park Lane Cleaners, 1603f
Harper. Tuxedo 7-2iH.
CLEANING. tailoring Estabiished ~
years; sacrificing account health. 1927
Mack. Plaza $3.50
must sell because OF Illness. Trinity
| I 1890 AN
STAURANT--Located downtown forced
70 sell. near, college, law school and
engineering building. 2100 John r., corner
Elizabeth. clifford O640.
wHOL ESALE, retail bakery, rnoney-m aker
sacrificing. Cash. Lafayette s96s for
appointment.
$3.50 MONTH INCOME
SECOND Mr.. WARREN
A real business opportunity 1s-run. brick
: baths nne condition. WIN sell furni.
ture. Reasonable terms. Mrs. Finley.
CA. O32i or To- $685.
HOMER WARREN a CO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Lumber, Building Materials

ADDITIONS - Re-roofinE, Etc. Hoover
Lumber, 1880 T.. Smile. PR. 4i21.
FOR wiring and repair. Rays Electric.
1888 Gratiot.
INSULATION headquarters All types
lowest prices IN town. Fillmore Lumber,
2i2Oi Gratiot. Prospect 1855.
LUMBER bldg. materials still available.
u. s. Housewrecking. 1885 Deauindre.
NEED PLYWOoDg We nave plenty on
hand. 3-16" thick. sizes So x36" and
3S"x4S"; box prade salvage, &c per square
foot. Tyler $3.50.
LIBERTY LUMBER 800 RADcLIFE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Business Property FOR Sale

coLoRED SPECIAL! soLVAY, brk store
fixtures confectionery. pool tables and
building-all for So. OO0'
C. W. WHITE 1850 Hastings TIE. LOOSE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Vacant Lots for Sale

REAL BARGAIN
- 'ots. each 4Oxl35. for 1915. or S2d
down. good location. near Warren avenue.
McFarlane Bros, 2e3ii Ford Road al
Middle BeIt Dearborn 1880.
BARGAIN-Six business lots. Ftnkell-
Rouge River. Excellently located.
Cherry e07e
BARGAIN frontage, 200xio0. Van Dyke.
Emily, near Nevada. S25 foot. Townsend
s-oO0t.
BARGAfN-S4O0. u -scre plots, near Willow
Run. Easy terms. Hurry. Tyler 5-4oio.
BARGAIN: ACT: HURRY --4O-ft. lot. sl35
up; terms Madison 0245. week days,
Buy Now for Future Security
4O-ft. lots, sewer. water; only siT5; n. W.
cor. s-Mile-Kelly roads. Real buys
owner on property 2:o0-6:30 p. N.
BARBER. TUX. 2-esSi.
BUY STATE owned properties, see YOU
real estate broker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

S6I3; near I3-Miie and Woodward. Jud.
son Broadway Co. RA. 900. -
CoLoRED-Inkster: large lots, 800 5000;
$40 down; city water. Phone Wayne 70
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
mss Ia the big sunday Times Want Ad
seetioai
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

BECAUSE OF employment In Detroit. I am
forced to sell my 20-scre farm "a miles
north Gafse On Foley road. House, barn.
chicken house, we'll. soft water spring
apple orchard, some peach and cherry
treas. Price s., 0Oo. 81. i25 down, balance
500 per year. 1899 East KIRBY. Trinity
i-So7s.
|FARMs-Any szes price. terms. OcesnA
CO. Hanson Os born. Realty. Hart. Mich.
FOR SALE-1th acres near Union City.
Michigan; electricity, city water. good
buildings. az acres Ia fruit. Lucian Hill.
Union City Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Houses for Sale
(East OF Woodword)

BRUSH ST north Of hcNtchols: q rms
fun basement. H. A. 2-car garage
-. $50, terms. Norman Sky, Realtor. TO.
lpfcKERsoN Jefferson q DO, air:
garages; $3.50. 81 600 down. Tuxedo
i-oTco.
CRATIoT SMILE SIC
X23 PER MONTH 80 INTEREST
Attractive 5-room brick. almost new. pos
session weeks; good transportation: air
conditioned screens and storm Window
only $500. terms. Shown by appointmen,
lonb Prcspec' t2N
NEVADA M John n. rms, full base
ment. a. A.. 2-eAr garage Brickosted /.
immediate possession. 1900, 81 900 down.
Norman SKY, Realtor. TO. g-5300.
NINE HfLE-VAN DYKE SIC.
IssrFe { rooms u'iAiy room. nearly finished
inside water and eiertric iu sewer going
So; iat i3sxi5s, 81 500. Sso9 down. $40
month
Also Van Dyk.-sis Niss section. room.
complete water gas. electric, Lear garage.
81 $50 400 down Many others.
IRWIN, KiCHT A HINES. INC.
22ii5 Van DYKE sipcum 5i1N
STATE FAIR Oakland section New home.
FLA terms TW. 1881. Sargent a CO..
$50 r state Fair
20 Rooms Furniture incuds6: good IN :
come. $500 Jenrrson vic!uity). will
trade owner Murray S23I.
lCOLoRED- Madison. 2TO3. near Chens
rms. and bath large attic. soft. hot
must sell 10 settle estate: immediate pos-
session 81. 600 cash. Roose, siOi MAcb.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
lngs IN the bis Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
SMITH-ORR CO..

ROOFING, ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS. ASBESTOS SIDING, LUMBER
MILLWORK. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
I ACRES OF BUILDING SUPPLIES
1881 w. WARREN. Phone OREGON OT0o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

A APIECE reclaimed bedroom suite, only
SIS 90. BERNEY, 6347 Mack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Furnished Rooms for Rent

BOULEVARD. West Grand 32n2-Newly
furnished doubls privileges Tyler $500,
CAMERON Doutle, tWin bsds men de-
tense workers. home privileges. Tosnsena
e-pTp2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17
Electric Washers

USED washers--Au makes ssrviced, and
parts sHoRTI'S WASHER.
503i HAMILTON TT, i-st5o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-17

BRUSH ST. north nf heNichols: q rms
fun basement. ". A. 2-car garage
81 $50. terms. Norman SKY, Realtor. TO
Evening star., 1942-02-08
NICE GEORGE!
Continued from preceding pase

But what's that got to do with"
"A man in good condition" he
went on, "can walk down a deer. A
bear. A timber wolf. Anything
Tim! You're not going to -"
Il am." he said. going to walk
down that cat until he starts tripping
over his tongue. Then I'm going to
get his picture.
They won't let your
ASK 'em and see. They got George
in all the scenes they want. and they're
rushing the film for release. They
think it'll be swell publicity gag"
Jane hurried away to check up on
his story. 1t was true. She dragged her
self back to her Office and. in the best
laugh-clown-laugh tradition, wrote the
best story of her career about the
approaching marathon.
The contest started at 6 AM. the
next morning, before an audience of
officials. reporters and news photogra-
pliers. George was given the run of the
forty-acre lot for the first time. Doors
of all buildings we're left open, and
guards were instructed to pass George
and his pursuer anywhere they wanted
to 60. George was given five minutes
start; then Tim set out to walk him
down. For almost two hours George dis
appeared, and Tim hunted frantically
over the lot. Then things began to
happen. On Sound Stage Two Gin
production: North to Money!
team of huskies quit dragging sled
load of lifesaving serum for Gary
Evening star., 1942-02-08

flash bulb. That would mean that the
picture was taken. and that she had
no further claim on Tins attention.
There was slight humping noise
in the doorway. 1t was George, back
ing out of the building. She looked
again, and gasped. Somewhere inside,
he had found his stand in, the lifelike
dummy. He was dragging it out onto
the lawn. She wanted to call to him to
drop it. to save his energy. but she
heard Tins footsteps and kept silent.
LIN came to the doorway and halt
ed. He peered out at the moonlit
lawn, and made strangled noise. Far
out on the clipped grass was a pin
wheel furry of gray fur. George and
the stand-in were locked in a fight
to the death. Tim croaked, AFTER
twenty-three hours. he stirs up fight
to get some exercise"
He tottered toward the arena.
George gave the dummy final rake
with his hind claws. and fled down the
moonpath, tail smoking behind him
like the exhaust of night bomber.
The dummy lay on it's side. glass eyes
cleaning.
Tim paused beside the dummy. His
shoulders sagged. He glanced around.
stiffly. Then he said. Hello, George"
He raised his camera, pulled the slide,
and photographed Georges stand-in.
Jane walked toward him and said
coldly, Picture taking"
He turned lost face. 81 tried aw-
Evening star., 1942-02-08
RICH ER

tieth Century wants me for month.
Columbia's got couple weeks work.
M-G-M - ought to pay you COM
mission"
She blinked at him. Then you
didn't fake this picture to impress
other people?"
No"
Jane felt an odd tingle tweaking her
skin. you couldn't have done it to
impress yourself. Or George. That
only leaves one person you could have
wanted to impress, doesn't it?"
IL guess it does" he said in an awed
tone. "I-I must have been trying to
impress you. Now what do you know
about thatr'
II don't know anything about it.
think you ought to be able to 60 on
from there"
He put down his camera, and went
on from there. For several minutes
there was silence. Finally Jane stirred,
and suggested that they really ought
to 60 home. Tim bent to pick up his
camera. His fingers touched something
soft and warm, which rubbed against
his hand and purred like small out
board motor.
Tins fingers tightened for a mo-
ment, then relaxed and scratched
behind Georges ear.
The End
Evening star., 1942-02-08

key, like the notes of a very sad flute
player. and Gable and Lamar had to
call off love scenes for the day. Tim
tracked down one of these events
after another. Although he had to
travel many miles out of the way, he
managed to give George no time to
rest. Betting odds on George dropped.
Evening approached. Building after
building closed for the night. Specta-
tors went home. Newspapermen found
quiet corner for session of hearts
and rummy. BY midnight, even the
guards were sleeping in chairs.
0ANE sat on the outer steps of Sound
Stage Three, the only building still
open, and watched. Every once in a
while the chase passed near her, and
she caught glimpse of George in the
moonlight or Pickering across the
beam of Tins fashlight At245A.M.
George slipped past her into the build
ing, limping and exhausted. His ears
had wilted; his tail was at half staff.
Jane stepped back into corner and
watched Tim shuttle past her. He
seemed nearly as tired as George. She
waited outside the building and
thought miserably that the contest
was almost over. George was worn out,
and trapped. At any moment she
might see the glare of Tins photo
Evening star., 1942-02-08

fully hard" he
mumbled. but he
wouldn't stand still
or anything"
Picture taking
is the worst crime
there is"
at it'll make
a good story for
you" he said hope
lessly.
Jane began to
Sniffle. l don't
want a good story!
I've had too many
of them. They've
ruined your rep"
my reputation?
Listen, this pub
licity has brought
me more assign
ments than l ever
had before, TWen-
Evening star., 1942-02-08

You can actually see that old fashioned soapy
shampoos leave dull soap film on your hair
like 'washbowl scum" rob it of luster.
But Halo the modern shampoo con-
fains no soap therefore can leave no
soap-film! Women everywhere are discover
ing this new beauty aid that reveals all
their hairs natural loveliness.
Halo shampoos your hair with new type
ingredient that makes billowy lather in
hardest water leaves hair aglow with
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: :: !: : !: 9:
What's more. Halo
willremove dandruff from ~
your scalp at the very IFHADAH
first application! ksSs1 2~K
In fact, Halo washes M
hair so clean there is no sSSs4ssss
need for any lemon or fI.I1
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So-try Halo Sham En-
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REVEALS |]13 Beauty
Evening star., 1942-02-08

Cooper. and tried
to bre ak high
jumping records.
Above them, on a
low girder. George
was manicuring his
nails with insulting
disregard.
On Sound Stage
Five lin produc-
ton: Summers
End") a form al
English garden set
was found to be
ruined. George had
gone through like a
plague of Japanese
beetles, nipping off
the heads of flow
ers. The mike on
Sound Stage Six
began to pick up a
Wailing in a minor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-02

Pick dous the hard please mpeccaby dressed
your list him these Atwood beauties for his
hearth watch his satisfied beam! He'll and forever,
choose nocd collar model he's casual
shawl coaed robe will the thing thank double
Maroon Small Medium
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03

Waterbury's second group of draftees in two days left the city this morning en route for 8 New England reception center. It was also the second group to leave di- rect from the city to camp.
 This mornings inductees repre- sented men called for service by Draft Boards 1894 and 16B.
 All had previously reported at Hartford for induction.
 Louis A. Torretta of 24 Merry street was scheduled to leave with this mornings delegation, but ow- ing to sickness will not report for two more weeks.
 Many were present at the rail- road station when the train pulled out this morning with the custom ary official farewels being given by Mayor Vincent A. Scully, represent ing the city, various servicemen and other groups participating and dis tributing presents among the men.
 The list of those who left today included:
 BOARD 16-A
 Victor J. Michaud, 108 Union street, John M. Datella, 87 Avon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-03
JUDGES RULING
 FOR DEPENDENT
Beacon Falls Woman In- jured in Fall Had Asked
 $2,5OO Damages

Judge Thomas J. Wall returned 8 decision today in favor of the de- fendant in the $2.500 damage suit brought by Rose Juz'shen of Bea- con Falls against Theodore Hilton of East Haddam, proprietor of the Vacation Hide-a-Way" resort in Moodus. The case was heard dur ing the spring session of common pleas court.
 The plaintiff claimed she sustain ed permanent injuries to her right ankle when she fell on a flagstone platform at the resort July 1 of last year. She charged the defendant with negligence for failure to keep the platform dry and for falling to provide proper lighting.
 Judge Wall stated in his melnor- andum of decision, that the lighting was sufficient and the platform wall on which the plaintiff fell was in a reasonably safe condition and cred- ited the fall to the plaintiffs fail- ure to keep her balance in stepping up.