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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
FATE PLAYS BIG PART

Many died-and many escaped
death-through chances freakish-
mess.
Two women had been standing
in the aisle, chatting amiably. The
next instant one was dead, the
other numbly alive.
Sister LadSlaus, X-ray techni-
clan at st. Francis Hospital, had
been offered a seat by a woman
war worker. She smilingly refused
/ IL, explaining that the woman
worker was probably more tired
than she. A few minutes later the
crash came, the woman worker
was killed in her seat and the nun
to whom she offered her seat had
suffered only a cut and a bruise.
both minor.
An elderly man gave up his seat
TO woman standee. She escaped.
lie was killed.
DOOR SHUT IN HER FACE
a few blocks from the crash.
Mrs. Rosie Lewis, 43. of 3039 Ye-
mans avenue, was standing with
Mrs. Pearl Jones, waiting for the
bus. When il came. Mrs. Jones was
able to squeeze on. but the door
closed in the face of Mrs. Lewis. A
minute later. while Mrs. Lewis
awaited the next bus. she heard
the crash that killed Mrs. Jones.
One victim. Miss Clementine
GaZda, was on her way to work in
a Highland Park department store.
She was TO have been married to
Bruno Stroiek. %, of 2029 Truw-
bridge. Hamtramck. before he
leaves soon for army duty.
Norbert Turkowski, one of the
dead. was on the bus only be-
ADVERTTsEMTNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
DELICIOUS TASTE PLEAsEs MILLIONS!

Look into Old Gold! See for yourself
why SO many smokers have changed
TO this famous cigarette!
There's the taste, It's swell - the
finest blend in our history-more de-
Icious for the added natural favor
ing of precious, costly tobacco. It's
flavor that pleases millions
Then-Reader's Digest tests showed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

the smoke Of Old Gold forrest IN nieo-
fine, ie~esf in tbveHs-1-if&fisg fars and
,esins Lowest of all ? leading brands
of cigarettes testedl
Finally-Oid Gold sells fast-so
fast, we have to rush out new stocks
daily. deIiciously fresh cigarettes
another Pius for smokers! Today.
ask for Old Gold.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

who once scored 81 points for
Indiana; Frank Baumholtz, an
An-Ameriea at Ohio u: Bob
Calihan, another All America
from University OF Detroit;
John Adams from the Univer-
sity Of Arkansas; Bill Benke.
Indiana; Forrest Anderson, Of
Stanford; Dick Klein, North
western; John Lobsiger. Mrs.
sour. and Bob White Of Dart
mouth.
TRACK: Frank Cuhel, for
mer Iowa athlete who placed
third In the 400-meter hurdles
In the 1928 oIympics and won
the National AAU low hurdles
title that same year. now u
Java observer for the Mutual
Brosdeasting 90. J. y. Faoey
has been appointed chairman of
the national long distance run
ming committee TO succeed the
late Mel Sheppard.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL Van Every.
Green Bay backfield star from
Minnesota. is stationed in Cali
fornis as a member Of the navy
air corps. Turf writers viii
give Joseph T. Widener a testl-
monial dinner on FEB. -. the
proceeds for charity. The
first all-Chinese hockey team
now is playing in Ottawa i.
known AZ the Chinese Aces.
their uniforms bear the Chinese
Tag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Press Box Patfer

BASEBALL: Ere dy Fitz-
simmons, popular pitcher OF the
Brooklyn Dodgers. who II the
Oldest active player in the Ma
tional league. has another claim
10 baseball fsme-he's going to
spring training camp to rest.
Fitzsimmons was traded by the
New York Giants 10 Brooklyn
in 1887 and since then has be-
come an outstanding figure, not
only on the team, but as a men,
Der OF that baseball-mad COM
munity.
The shift OF the Boston Braves
and St Louis Browns back TO
Florida for spring training this
year. brings the number Of ma
jor league clubs training there
10 IL.
BOxING: Chris Dundee. man.
sger Of Ken Overlin. has pur-
chased the contract Of Ivy
Jannazzo, Alabams-bOrn welter-
weight Izzy started fighting
when he was IS. rolling up a
record Of 50 wins in 40 starts.
=. He has participated in up
wards Of so professional con-
tests.
BASKETBALL; They're call
Ing Lieut. J. r. Cook. athletic
officer at the u. s. naval train
ing station, Great Lakes, III,
the luckiest coach in the BUSH
ness. Among the sll-star
players he has are Ernie Andres
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Skiff Veterans
Sign Contracts

SEATTLE The Seattle baseball
club Of the Pacific Coast league
received contracts today that end
sd possible holdouts.
-Four veterans ssnt In signed
contracts. Pitchers Paul Greg
DRY and Mike B0dBiek, both
right handlers. and Third BAse-
man Dick GyselnAa and Out
fielder 10 10 White all came 10
terms
Rainier officials. VINO demanded
= Coast league nesting IN San
Francisco. Ali ask the session
Wednesday 70 cut squads 70 20 or
n men and require that four or
five Of them b. rockies. restrict
league and team operating and
travelling expenses and ~ playing
hours into the daylight saving pro-
gram
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Johnny Bulla
Pilots Airship

Boeing Field soon may BE- a
frequent stopping point for Johnny
Bulls, golfdom's No. l aviator.
The well known fslrwsys expert
has Just qualified as a pilot for
United Air Lines and has asked
70 b assigned 70 its Pacific Coast
division. flying regularly in and
out OF Boeing F1sld.
BulIa laid because Of the
Importance Of air transPorta-
ton in the nations war econo-
my. he would forego some Of
his golf competition and ny
regularly - = commercial
pilot.
After competing in the San
Franeiseo open golf tournament
be flew 70 Unitso's plot training
school at Chsyenns 20 D. checked
out On the tWin-motored equip
nent and receive his assignment
o. a regular run
Buila has been a private pilot
for a number Of years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Deadline on
Pin Entries

Wednesday night Is the deadline
for entries In the Tacoma Bowl
ing associations annual fiye-man.
doubles and singles tournament.
Secretary Vance Mcclure said
association insists the deadline will
be rigidly adhered 10, and he urged
teams and individuals to register
In time.
Mcclure win be at the
North End alleys, scene Of the
full city pin program, tonight
and "Wednesday night between
. and 10 o'clock TO sign last
minute entries.
Mcclure revealed that so teams
were now entered in the flve-man
tourney. scheduled for this week
end. and said he expected at least
as large a field as last years 70
squads.
The doubles and singles will be
held FEB. 2i-22 Entries are COM
ing in At a satisfactory rate. Nc
Cure says.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Larger Floor
May Aid Bells
Lincoln Come Set
For Exposition Holl

The matter Of a floor may prove
q factor In the Lincoln va Bell
srnains high school Basketball
game this Tuesday night. the final
battle of the first half city prep
schedule.
Play IL at Exposition hall. where
the greater space may work to the
advantage Of the Bells.
The Railspiitters defeated
the Bells In their first n,eet-
Ing st Beilarmine. The Bells
seemingly were unable 10 get
free for shots on their narrow
court while their usually eff
fective rome defense was Of no
avail against Lncoln's height
and front court target work
by Donnie Taylor.
But at Exposition hall. the Bells
have looked like champions in
twice defeating Stadium Tigers.
So the Lions are hoping to roar
into the lead in the city race by de-
feating the Abes.
Coach Andy slatt win stick
BY his regular lineup composed
of Vic and Ia Verne Martin
eau at forwards, Jim Bichsei
Mt center, Cliff Schie~x and
Larry Rask at guards. Every
one OF this quintet IL . sharp
shooter.
Lincoln's starting quintet may OF
may not include Vince Hanson,
whose work in recent games has
been up to his capabilities. IL Han
son opens at center. Tom Loran
and Gene sivertson will start at
and Taylor and Ed Hunt
ington at guards. II Hanson does
not start. Gordon Brunswick goes
in at forward and sivertson shifts
to center.
The battling begins AZ 7 o'clock
with sophomore teams tsngling In
the opener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Hall to Give
Golf Lessons

Ray Hail. former golf pro and
instructor AZ Washington State
college. and nov Firersst pro. will
begin a peries ~ six evening lss-
sons AZ the Bryant school a. part
Of the school csntsred Community
Recreation program.
There will b. TIVE Glasses
held each Tuesday sssninG
starting tonight. February 10.
and continuing each Tuesday
night 10, and including,
March II.
The first class will - from 7
p. m. the second from 30 .. m.
70 10 p. m
The classes vii b. open 10
adults. both men and women. and
10 senior high school buys and
girls.
Bring your CON golf clubs and
come dressed for golf
For further Information, call
Robert n. Hassr. BROadSsy zzs5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
CASTOR Moves
Ahead in Race

Bob CASTOR. Everett center. took
a ls-point lead In the Cross State
league individual scoring race last
week when he chueked In 80 points
In tire games to bring his ten
game total up 10 ii6.
Bob Fineham Of Stadium could
only garner - points in two games
and now has % points. Bill Fouts
Of walla walla. scoring leader last
year. still has the best average
with 81 points IN six games but
has only one game left In Cross
State competition.
The Leading scorers:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Girls League

Ths Cirir Cty ie4gus bssket-
bail schedule begins ia second
round Wednesday night a. 7
O'Clock IA the Stadium high bym
wnsn the second place Red Hots
meet the r. y. O'a. a. = O'clock
The winning sumner team viii
take on the rsjgyen2tsd MAIDS Of
Athens 70 begin IL iast lap IN
me run for the title The TX
Vows have drawn bye ana vii
practice a. . 0elock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Passing TT Along
With hsreld Shsv

-Four weeks from tomorrow the 10Th annual high school
basketball tournament will get underway at the University
OF washington pavilion Three weeks from Thursday the
state Cass tournament opens play at Eastern Washington
college at Cheney
During these four weeks is entrants in the "a
ney and eight berths in the B tourney must be decided in
district tournaments or league payoffs None Of the "a
positions has been cnched TO date there be plenty
doing along the prep basketball during the 25 days
Let's look over the situation and tab the stsndOu teams both
"a and "B' ranks
NORTHWEST WASHINGTON Three a tourney
berth in the "B" the
likely tourney contestants Lake Stevens paced by dead
eye Sharp Ken Espeseh be the best b. although
berth The district "A tourney will be held Bnshsm b
tourney a stanwood.
Sound conference "B" berhBremeon the
The defending district champions game
February
be Puysup Buckley
fighting for the Puget berth In the b ranks
county North Bend from King county
will battle 1 trip Cheney.
TACOMA DISTRICT berth-sm decided prob
ably not until the final league game Marche.
SOUTHWEST WASHINGTON Three berhs berhs)
vancoyer in the south and olympia in the north are leading The
two "A" with Kelso Chehas Hoquam
to make the playoh which decides the
Division champions entering
Unpredctabe the B"
land Morton and Toledo the chief conenders
NORTH (An transferred to other
districts South Central
team to cheny-Dryden which berth the tourney
1910 and Tonasket seem to be the top teams.
SOUTH CENTRAL 1.-TWO IA berhs berth-six
now includes all of the "A teams except Wenatche the North
Central district. Cashmere Elensburg nd
Eensburg to out at the district tourney Wapao Zh and
Mckee to be the best of the b teams which
district "B' tourney at Zllah
NORTHWEST DISTRICT team in
this district after the transfer West Valley
Spokane Chewelah state prep
champion Cheney strong
SPOKANE DISTRICT by
addition Valley district
Wenachee the North
Southeast district ebled
the state "A this district provide Eastern
hrs champion Wala Waa beat Hoquam 1887
Central Valley the Of the
its direct tourney. place
anging Walls Wsla other
berths
Zone berth and one B berthIn-
formation
Of the 1910 and 1e4l tournaments
both elected to play "A" corner
doesn't Both
IN either division possible district
champions
Looking the field appears that the "a" tourna-
ment will be duplication of the 1910 with the
field trying stop Bremerton Wildcats instead of Everett
Seagulls as was the case two years ago.
No team has repeated state tournament
Wala Waa the first Journeys In and 1874
Spokane played successive state finals.
winning 1928 1880 losing a great mpia team
Last years final state tourney standings were
l-Bremeron 5-Iewis Clark (spokane)
2-St.
@Yaima 7-Wenatchee
4-Lncon s-Hoquiam
Only two B tournaments prior
Rock winning 1882 champions
graduated TO "A"
D~o~r D., 0.xI>
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Five Pros in Hot Golf Form

Five professional hnksmsn re-
corded one under-par 72's yestsr-
day IN the intercity sweepstakes
at the Brookdale Golf club here.
They were Chuck congdon.
Tacoma: Ted jefferson. Bremen
ton. and Bill MacDermid. Bill
Zongker and Johnny Hoetmer. all
OF Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Gail Bruce of Puysllup will have
to step up his scoring pace In the
next five games n he expects to
average 20 points a game through
the entire 14-game Puget Sound
conference schedule.
Latest scoring averages reveal
that the Puyallup basket ace has
172 points In nine games. having
been held to ten points by Sumner
last week. Biggest jump Of the
week was by Lowell Doud Of
Buckley who moved from seventh
TO fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Final Round

The shipyard Basketball league
viii open its third ard final round
q play this Tuesday night card
ing a double header IN the Bsilar.
mine zym. Al 7 o'eiock Ail-Raiis
ys Aaenlnlsfs and a. O'Clock
Lab0rsrs "a Eoiisrmzkers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

A low net of ~ gave Joe Greco.
Tacoma. first place In the ANA
teurs' first division.
Walt Watkins. Seattle. was
second with IS. Art Shackleton.
Seattle. won the second division
with 81. followed BY Jack Van
Whye, Tacoma. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Crewman Sends
Money for Shell

BERKELEY, Cal.-CeOrTe Nc
Kes Blair, seWickiey. Pa. former
University Of California crew man
nov IN naval aviation. sent a check
for 81 $50 % the university today
70 BUY neg smell for the Cali
foKnia crew.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

srn 400 hisn s~rlss hsnfissssn kst.
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nish ssriss. u oscfs~tsl 50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Select Good
Date for Tilt

A better date hardly could have
been picked than Friday for the
Seattle savidgss and Harlem Clobs
Trotters basketball game At Ex-
position hall.
Not another Tacoma eolisfs or
high school quintet Will bs playing
in town that night.
Lincoln and stadium second
teams play At 7.30 In a curtain
raiser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

seven PseFce crlnaV leoel1e -
ksshaiI~ss sscsse1 ~ ioo-pu1ne
mara N scoring. After Lest wpsn's
results ned bsea tsbui4tsd rrnna
pvvysv ~ rsfs miil iss1s ~ -
rsds with fs7 psstns n Ten ssaea
'rlss leaders,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

TIE Ts,ter rsv~<. kesrw No.
30 where - 40 ~. a.. saav
u fl.h. witness . heavy attach
sunday.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

Your postmaster can ter you
how 70 invest in L. 5. Defense
BondA-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Kent Vandals
Down Sumner

Monday Result
Kent 90. Sumner &c
Tuesday Games
Buckley at Renton
Puyallup At EnumclAw.
Auburn at Highiine.
SUMNER - Kent Vandals de-
feated Sumner Spartans. 1926, in
a Puget Sound conference game
here last night. The Vandals led.
1914. at halftime. Sumner re-
serves spanked by Yoshihsra, won,
20 10 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
City Prep Casaba Contest on Schedule Here
Bowlinu

.V"sess9
Dorothy Troy. shooting n ne
Industrial league - the nread-
wsv alleys. - al men ard wonssa
eosiers On downtown alleys Nor
d.y night with . hix SO s<ries.
which Included rsm>. ~ ia III
and feT.
Nigh single asme q 10 Mon
asy boslsrs also veal - a. In.
dsl-trasi Lacquer. Carl He.l ~ha
took that honor vita 40
Cecil ces~li finished win
fis - bring BE s<rs>s srsrs
~ 0A J.hs E~s>r vss c~s-
ss.Ie.t with isi. iss ssa iss
fss . kae srri~~. ors. oarSser
hsd thr~e E.ss uass~~ so .
SEA fetal
Printer. soa three fFum bsx.
crocers won three from non's
Hottisrs wpn three from Hsrk=
ness. Insurance took three from
Tiremen and D~ntlsis won foar
from tsrfs
EAGLES LEAGUE
Bill Eggleston led the bowisrs
Of the Eagles league Monday night
at the Coliseum With . nice aas
series. including single kams
score. Of ISL. 7oi and 1T.
Oscar Carlson RULED ale for the
high single and wound up with .
very acceptable ba2 count
Results pslrymsn :. Mecca =
Club Room 4. Jewellers 0. Wolves
.. red's >. tAneolnshlre Z. Husks 0:
Villagers Z. Center street 0.
esrgs 4. undsrtaksrs 4.
Doa Brsaat and l. Thomas
e~rh rolled fie sisE,~.. pes
wound up with . Sal series
while Thams. scared ts sal.
MIks Miller che~ked N With
thr-~ more good sam~s--ils.
III and see--ss sccamsiste .
sas fatal.
Other hiEhllghts were n, Pear
sons zoo game. = 7o4 game and
szs series ny Gus h'""m' Vert
Apre's consistent shoeehs '"r
san mark. and John Cars $40
series which Included q 2io ssnais.
COLISEUM TOURNAMENT
Herman Henry Miller Won ths
special tournament for Coliseum
-
honor bo~irfs WIN games OF ais
TIA and fs5 and n handienp ~ -
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pms thst ksNs MN ~ "" '"ts''
Mac KNIGHT WAS clos 10 3
$50. = 80.
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mated strikes and sparee until the
$50 -, L. -. -
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q nice Jos count and her e17 total
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was -" t'' "" P'- =" w
meet.
other high scores Nrre Gus
Hloom Gas Nike Miller ex5 and
- x.t..A.. ..a
fFshees 0ltnsfant' wv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11
Bruce Must Step Up Basket Pace

The leaders. including Monday
sumnsr-kent game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-11

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Evening star., 1942-06-26

agencies in the national emergency
for the publicly accepted brands Of
proven integrity" The preamble to
the resolution said that the consum-
ing public depend on well-estab-
lished brand names and trade marks
as a protective guide to quality and
dependability of merchandise"
The preamble to another reSolu-
ton noted reports that the House
Ways and Means Committee had
adopted 4 resolution under which
the Postmaster General would be
authorized to increase postage
charged on publications entered as
second -clAss mail matter.
The resolution instructed the Leg
iSlative Committee Of the NEA to
oppose the proposal.
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Youthful Fugitive,
Cornered in Hotel,
Slain by Detective
Victim Had Disormed
FBI Agent, Policemen
In 24-Hour Escopode
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, June 70.
-Madcap James McCartee Leon
ard. ~, who was reckless to the end,
paid with his life for his spree with
stolen guns and automobiles.
Trapped in a hotel room here yes
terday. the handsome, curly haired
Cheboygan youth was shot to death
by City Detective Frank Breen in a
typical Wild-West climax to his
lurid 20-hcur escapade.
The detective, unharmed in the
firing, won gun duel during which
he and the young Great Lakes sea-
man, Z fugitive from the FBI ex-
changed more than q dozen shots
at . range Of only a few feet.
Authorities traced Leonard to the
hotel after he had been sought since
Wednesday. when he had terrorized
employees in the Federal Building
in Detroit with wild shots while
fleeing from an FBI agent trying to
question his wearing of 4 Navy
uniform.
Communicating automobiles in
his flight and in possession Of the
FBI agents gun. Leonard came to
Grand Rapids late that night and
got a hotel room for q hideout. On
his flight he also had stolen 4
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Editors Pledge Continued
SUPPORT Of War Effort
= tie Associated Press.

- tie ASSociated Press.
QUEBEC, June 26.-The National
Editorial Association, at the closing
session Of its three-day convention
here yesterday. pledged ats contin-
ued support to. and cooperation
with, the Government In the prose-
cution Of the war to hnal and COM
plete victory"
The resolution was one OF several
adopted by 500 delegates from
United States weekly and small daily
newspapers at their S7th annual
convention.
Another resolution instructed NEA
committees TO oppose any and all
substitutions Of broad and indefinite
labels by governmental or other