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Evening star., 1942-03-17

@. Is there still British of1icial with
the title Keeper OF the Kings Con-
science?"-M. N. A.
A. The Keeper of the Kings Con-
science" was an earlier title OF the lord
chancellor. His position formerly was
ecclesiastical and he was the kings con-
fessor. Today the lord chancellor repre-
sents the crown and presides ever the
House Of Lords.
@. Why do English bishops wear gall
ters?-R. C. Z.
A. This Is a relic OF the time when the
duties of O bishop took him from parish
to parish in his diocese on horseback.
For the same reason the bishops hat
has strings.
@. In what book did the story OF George
Washington and the cherry tree first
appear?-M. r. A.
A. The fifth edition Of the Life OF
George Washington" by Parson weerns,
was the flrst edition Of this book to
include the story OF the hatchet. This
biography was the second best seller of
its day.
@. What kind of q game is fronton,
that Is played extensively In Mexico?-
R.H.
A. The fronton is q popular indoor
sports arena that gives its name to the
game played in it, This Is the same game
that elsewhere is called jai alai or pc
lota a cesta and is reputed to be the
fastest In the world. The players have q
basket-scoop fastened to their right
hands in which they catch the ball and
hurl it back against a wall.
Q. Where is viii Rogers hnriedq-
L. L. G.
A. Will Rogers Is buried at Chelsea,
Okla.
@. How long does g day last on the
earth?-M. w.
A. Each day lasts 4s hours on the
earth from the time it begins on the west
OF the International Date Line until it
entirely runs Its course to the east Of
that line.
@. BY what organ in the body is the
sense Of balance controlled?-T. S.
A. The mechanism OF equilibrium de-
pends upon the labyrinth organs in the
internal ear. the sense organs In the
muscles, tendons, joints and skin, and
In many animals, the eyes.
@. Is the coyote native to Alaska
T. S.
A. The coyote followed the white man
to Alaska over the old goldrush trail and
is now well established In that territory.
1t was probably attracted by the hun
dreds of dead horses available for food.
@. How did the Smoky Mountains re.
ceive their name?-L. L. M.
A. The National Park Service saws
that no one knows the origin of the name
Smoky Mountains. The Indians had no
special name for the mountains. The
white settlers of the region have called
the mountains the Smokes or Great
Smokes for generations. The name is
probably due to the fact that a blue
haze or mist hovers over the mountains.
This mist or haze is sometimes 80 dense
as almost to shut out the distant view,
as smoke does that has spread from
far-off forest fire.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Certainly the Location
Is Open to Question


20 the Editor of The Star:
In my opinion, your editorial in The
Sunday Star, in which you question the
advisability of locating dormitories In
The Mall, Is sheer nonsense.
THE improvidence Of scrapping the
million dollar layout unless as nnal re-
sort" is not evident to every one. Are not
world conditions so grave as to compel
consideration Of any measure that may
be beneficialp What consolation can be
derived from "esthetic considerations" II
we lose the war?
Everything that will promote EN-
cheney in the war effort In Washington
should transcend "esthetic considers
tions" Where else can needed dormito-
ries be located without taxing further
an already overwhelmed transportation
system? True, they would be located
near military targets. but since 1t was
not deemed advisable to disperse to q
greater degree the centers of the war
effort in washington. why should those
who are the war effort in Washington
be dispersed?
In the circumstances, favor dormi-
tories In The Mall, with underground
refugees for the occupants.
THOMAS =. JACo1Y-
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Huskin's S Answers
To Questions
By Frederic J. Hcskin.


A reader can get the nHsapey TO dng
question of fact by tcittno The Star
Information Bureau, Frederic J. Has
kin, Director, Washington, d. C.
Please inclose stamp for reply.
@. How much OF the worlds wool sup
ply comes from Australia?-A. d. 8.
A. Australia exports one-fifth OF the
worlds wool. There are ls times more
sheep than people in the country.
@. How many times and upon what
occasions did Jesus speak of war;
l. N. z.
A. The only words that Jesus said
about war are found in Matthew, xxi.e:
"And ye shall hear Of wars and rumors Of
wars" etc.
@. Which Is considered to be Robert
Browning's greatest poem7-R. 8.
A." The Ring and the Book" has
been generally accepted as Browning's
masterpiece Andrea del Sarto" Is re-
garded as his greatest art poem.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Joins In Protest Against Night Duty
For Younger Boy Scouts.

To the Editor Of The Star:
I wish to add my protest to that Of
another mothers printed in The Star
recently to the use of II and Is year old
Boy Scouts as night messengers during
blackouts.
In the first place, aren't there enough
older Scouts to do this work, and In the
second place. is 1T necessary Can't
these younger Scouts be used for day
light work, such As the delivery Of
leaflets for the air-raid wardens?
a MOTHER.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

Letters to the Editor must
bear the name and address of
the tUriter, although the use of
pSendonym for publication is
permissible. The Star reSerDes
the right to edit all letters tcith
Dieto to condensation.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

A carpet factory, converted for
war use. now makes gun barrels. 1t
is hoped that workers formerly en-
gagged in the final operation. nap
ping, will not continue from force of
habit.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

When frightened, the walking
stick insect of Australia goes into a
trance. lies low. and usually escapes
danger. When imported to Europe,
however, 1t rapidly learns better.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Expresses Appreciation
OF Columnist's Efforts.
To the Editor OF The Star;

When The Star comes TO me in the
afternoon invariably turn first to Henry
McLemores article. which I read to my
wife with the greatest interest and
pleasure. He affords us much amuse-
ment and brings many smiles to our
faces. His writings liberate our minds
for the time being from the dreadful war
news. The recent discussions OF boarding
sice cubes" and OF the wearing Of "vic-
tory suits" were gems.
JOHN c. ROBERTS.
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Charges Profiteering
In Price Of Rice.
10 the Editor of The Star.

10 the Editor of The Star:
A man of prominence is quoted in
The Star as saying that we may have
to learn to eat rice. As one who already
eats rice, which many refuse to eat
because it was cheap, I call attention
to the fact that despite all the talk
about putting a ceiling on food prices
nothing of value to the consumer has
been done as yet.
A few months ago we could get two
pounds of good rice, which sold for
many years at cents a pound, for II
cents. Recently it rose to Is and when
I looked yesterday 1t had risen to IS
cents, which makes an increase of more
than so per cent within six months, and
despite its unpopularity, but great use
fuiness. one Of the most boosted of
common foods. The way that foods
have been elevated In price is disgrace
to an administration that talks Of Gov
eminent Of the people. by the people.
for the people. 1t looks to me as If
1t were being run to boost profits with
the silly idea that the Government gets
more from excess profits than it would
IL the consumers were taxed direct. I
think Americans would rather pay taxes
to save the Government than split what
is gouged out of them between profiteers
and Government. w. E. ALLEN.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

Needlework-With our country
at war there is q real need for
sewing and knitting-you can do
your part by contributing your
services to this worthwhile work.
If you are not handy with a needle
either knitting or sewing-get
yourself a copy Of our booklet on
NEEDLEWORK. The instructions
are simple - illustrations are in
cluded to make the directions
clear. To secure your copy of this
publication inclose 10 cents In coin,
wrapped in this clipping, and mail
to The Star Information Bureau.
Name
Address
Evening star., 1942-03-17
Wants 'Minorities" Conceded Right
To Eight on Civilian Battlefronts.-

Not Negro in the United States wants
to see Nazi victory. Because the Negro
insists upon his rights as citizen while
the country is at war is no sign that he
is anti-American or pro-Nazi. Strug-
Cling minorities can accomplish most
when the country faces great crisis.
Those who would deny us the right to
fight on our civilian battlefronts at this
or any other time are unfair to us, to
themselves, to our country and to God.
c. HERBERT MARSHALL.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

sentative government. They may not
be privileged to enjoy the fruits OF a
victory which they are helping to fight
and pay for. VOTELESs CITIZEN.
Evening star., 1942-03-17

Address
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Tony Canzoneri No Barrymore Of Stage

legitimate stage In . prsvis~ Of
tonlghts formal opening a. the
place and upheld the best trsai-
tons - Make Rossnbloom. an
other great Of the thsatsr. ~
never once stepping out Of sharse-
ter.
II Sas /. sort Of prsyisW 81
prsvisw. because there ali b.
matinee prsvle~ today just 10
make certain Tony doss not lapse
into a rehearsal habit o. impfos-
ing on the lines assigned 70 him.
The opening has been postponed
three times for one reason o.
another.
BE plays Killer kass."
boxer. The play concerns fh<
efforts 81 TIVE opposing EasEs
81 crooks h throw q nKht
The result " . third act bsat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
X-Siaie Race
Nears Windup

saturday Results
Everett so. Lincoln 10.
Yakima IS. wsiia MsilH ~.
Game. This Week
Friday; Stadium at Brem~rten.
Beiiingham NJ Lincoln.
saturday. Bellinghsm at sta
dunn. Bremertoa at Everett.
Only four games are left on the
Cross State league slate following
last weeks tusslinE which saw
Bremerton cinch q tie for the 1912
title and Everett nail down second
place BY defeating Lincoln Abes.
30-ip. at Lincoln Saturday night.
Stadium Tigers are still In third
place despite their loss 10 Everett
and Yskima's $50 victory over
Walls Walla Saturday night. But
the Bengsls must win both games
this weekend against Bremerton
at Bremerton and Bellingham at
Stadium In order TO keep ahead Of
the Yakimans in the standings A
split viii drop the Tigers To fourth
spot
Lincoln Abes moved into fifth
place by wslls wallss defeat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Murphy Leads
Local Trapmen

Pat Murphy again starred Sun
day at the 16-yard shooting at the
Tacoma Gun club with 40 out OF
30. Joe Mcknight was second with
~. Harold Carr was third with As.
Fred May won the handicap
with % out of IS. Pat Murphy
was second with ~ and Joe Wal
lace and Joe Mcknight tied for
third with 20.
In the skeet. J. ID. Irwin
won with % out Of 80. DIR. :.
1. Blair was second with -,
II. l.. Irwin WAS third with IS.
Next Sunday the big registered
shoot will be held. This event will
draw close to 100 star shooters Of
the Northwest
This Is known as the Washing
tons Birthday shoot and Is always
the first registered shoot to be
held on the coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

This Shows o sti trooper
down 70 hofd ironing ~ofk
There ore IRONY Ike him az
Roinlef Noiionol pork ord
other ploces 10 me not.on.
America IS odsoneino'
ess. famous soAeh q the Cam
sndEs fEhgiandl ssi team ard
nors recently assistant wintsF
sports director ct Yosemite Ns.
iioflsi psrk. Yos@alfs calsf !.
Charles Aei-4ns last PEARS Dart.
mouth college ssl team captain
Donaid Goodman ana Ralph isrosn-
sghin, former Instructors "a san
valley, iaaho Richard Johnsgn.
Dartmouth jumper Charles frsa
icy. University ~ washington.
Can hin9emsa. Pacific North
Nssl al Instructor Peter Caefisi
professional skl Instructor from
FrnneoniA. n. H. Glen STANLEY ef
M University q Colorado. stuart
Dole. captain ~ the University u
California al team. Carlos bcaris.
q former Frsneh an0N raesr. pad
X I.Affsrty. University q Oregon
swimming and sailing star. John
Woodward. University - Wash
iagtOn skier Paul Townsend. cap
tain q isst years University q
Nsw Hampshire Ski team ana
Olympic eroas-eountFy runner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
GOLF

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. a.ssssp tssrn.msn, ~ run han
slssp sunday ever tss Clever
efssk l.yoaI
wlna~rs Fsrsf aisislen Cap
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f<hmsn. 7so-ysfa drive % isth
Joe Greco. zss drive On ists. sss-
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from 18th cup. Jehn c0iokssgs.
"a feet from lssh. Pets rss@s~n.
10 feet from 18TH cup. Al pfoss.
sos-yssa drive - tsth. Thira aisi-
sloa Clyde nl.ek IN 18TH eap: 100
Wilson. IS feet fFosa isth cap 4
g. bseholxs 70 yards from isth
cup Biii asimsn. 10 yard drive
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Two Berihs Open
In b Tournament

sNOQUALMIE- OF the eight
teams who will play in the West
Central district "B" tournament
opening here Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock have been decided with
two teams TO be named In Monday
games. tourney officials said today.
snoquslmie plays Black Dia-
mond At Redmond In one Monday
game while Roy plays Kspowsin
in the other Monday tilt.
The tourney schedule for We'd
nesdsy is:
p. m; snoqualplie or Black
Diamond ". Forks fOIymplc
PENINSULA.
.. m; Pail City ~. Roy or
kapoHsin.
1880 .. m; Nashon Va. North
Bend.
$50 p. m: Yelm Va Redmond.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Buckley Has Four Games to Go :.

The other possible wonder team in the Tacoma area
Well, it's bunch of fighters from Buckley the Noun.
taneers, they cali themselves and don't dare call 'em
"hilbiles."
These Mountaineers gams-four
wonder team rating Puget
Probably their Puyaups twoyear
defending champions Puyallup February
Buckleys this a
favored In the early
onepoint s4I gang
quit, almost a wonder
There's many them. They far between
wonder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Autos, Ships
In Title Play

The second game for the CITY
Basketball league championship
between Gssmen and shipysrdE
vfll b played THIS Monday night
II Lincoln gym AZ $50. A pre-
limipary game 1t 100 viii b be
tween the Autos and a soldier
team
Coach Ed Grants Gsxmen won
the first game In the tvo-out-of-
three series for the league title.
Should the shipnen win. the final
game viii be played Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Dispensers Win BOWLING Meet
Park Basketball

TIE PARK Recreation Basketball
league ~tli esrd . triple header
Monday night n the nsilaFsnlne
kym a. follows : ,. m. Messiah
Lutheran va Latter Day saints.
p m. Psrkisnd Trinity Lather-
IN - Portland Avenus. and 81 .
e'cicek. hoasrchs y. gefferson
Pisyfleld.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

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go $1,000 - - 49,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

KINGsIDE. MANSFIELD THE
ATER, SEN YoRk - Tony Can
zonsri. 1924 pounds. who Was
thought 70 nave hung up Ma
gloves forever. as the sports page
saying goes. donnsd them again
last night u score = thrse-sct
knockout over the ghost Of DAVID
BelsscO.
Tony. who wAs twice light
weight champion and sat on
the featherweight and junior
welterwelght thrones - well.
breezsd through o Broadway
farce entitled They should
Have Stood In Bed" with an
elan not equsied since John l.
sullivan played the old How
ard Afbenaes5m burIssaHs
hoBse IN Boston.
Tony made MA debut on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Loggers Seek
Badger Wins

<aIufdaF HftuI
Linfisld So. Puget sound ~
Games This Werk
Mon Tues - Niiismstfs a. whit
man
Tussda Pacific 80 Linfisid
Thufs -Fft Pacific ~ Puget sound
Fri. -set -CoiisEe OF Idaho 81 vii.
ismetts.
College Of Puget Sound Loggsrs
returned home Monday from ,hsir
Oregon trip vhsr. they took two
defeats from Llnfield. bowling Mas
saturday night The LogEsrs hope
10 hit the win column this Thurs
day and Friday when tho Sinlsss
Pacific Badgers play the Lumber
Jacks on the CPS naples.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Fife Has Big Chance Tuesday Night

Yes, let's talk about tomorrowmore specifically tomor
night, Tuesday out at Clover Park.
For then the first high school basket
a wonder rating this viii
making Its big bid
Fife Troans with IS victories under their belt after
the the
a quintet
defeat In Is The loss from Fife Fife
And speaking big ynson Clover
opposite o
beore-bsck basketball
n
That's the Stadium the basketball
Bill Stadium
Stadium
pionship other than Bill Vinson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Total 1867
In 5-Man Play
Hotters Toke Title
In Second Brocket

The Dispensers. frs, half cham
pions Of the sportsmen's league.
captured the A division champion
ship IN the Tacoma Bowling ssso-
Citations seventh annual five-msn
tournament yesterday a. the North
End alleys BY ehslking u pa s.oe7
total. including AZ pins handicap
n division heaers went %
the Halter. Of the Century
league. who hreesed In on The
final squad Of the tournament
with . :.sss aggregate. ineiad-
Ing 80 pima handicap.
Other teams which finished In
the money: A division Hanifys.
Century league. s.os6: X streeters.
Major league. 7.s2e; Faelers. Ma
5or league. 2.si5: clothiers. CITY
league. 7.si<: and Sixth Asenuers.
Sixth Avenue Tavern league. ASIA.
b division-Power. City Employees
league. Ass: Cafe. Eagles league,
2.740. Grin. X street Merchants
league. 2.736; Crocers. United In
dustries league. asa; confec-
TONERS. North End Industrial.
2,726; Insurance.. Broadway Indus
trial league. ans; Pines. Sixth
Ave. Tavern league. 27oi: Crafts.
sportsmen league. 7.6es: Under
takers. Eagles league. 1879: Dairy
Store. PlayMor Classic league.
ash: Wolves. Coliseum CONNER
cisl, 1857: zsrellis. Coliseum Com
mercial. 7.66i; and Dsirymen.
South Tacoma Merchants league.
2.65i.
The doubles and singles
tournaments. constituting the
final half OF the City associa-
tion competition for the year.
are scheduled for neat Satur-
day and Sunday st the North
End alleys
Vance Mcclure, association sec
rotary. announced today 10 pairs
of doubles and 224 singles
maximum which can be sccommo-
dated in either divtslon-are en-
tered in the two events.
Individual scores OF the five hlsh
teams in the A and b divisions. with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

- Krsznp. 80 = ~ o11n1nl1
wr~sfI~<s exev &e~el@pr4 y 80
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Passing Ut Along
wonder teams"

Wonder teams"
That's the name the sports world gvts who
through specific season campaign without defeat.
There's not many Of them. They few and far
between.
Only conference
produced wonder the
schedule consisted OF only games
n he
They straight their etsers-
okberE wsergren cesoh eaa
ther and scotty Mfngan nov Long,iew high ecsehl.
Three later hall Of tame
winning through
unbesen.
Washington again IN 1884 and Ore
son become the co.e. threats
10 a wonder RI
Perhaps but them-Hsl
"Stork Mccayhss Taeomsn for number Of Other
regulars Monty Jao Mt Berenon Percy
Bosad Peterson Ernie Gritscn
Perry Hack n Clair Berlin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
There's Been Some Closer to Home b.

Wonder teams" have existed closer home None will
forget the Lutheran football which Cliff Olson put
together out Falkland Pebbles in 1910.
Stadium football of 1897
memorable 20 victory Everett.
which
against Poulsbo murky evening a Bremerton.
Renton football
football
early teams
champion, Puyalup
why talk about the past let's talk tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17

var rletures - f>s<f usrhr<
~tn - <Aown Tuesday Hlxhz ~
= ns<tinx e M Ts<um< reHns<
siuk a OF Feizs~s t<<neis - .
esie<s. rs latest sstf w&t<r
s.hias rsxul<siers ~ssl - 80
essz==zI.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-17
Tigers Slate
Game at Home
Bellurmine Bottle
AtStodium TuesddY


sun with their backs 20 the
wall. stadium Tigers hurl . new
1inx At Belisrmine Lions this Tues
day night when the city prep rivals
clash at stadium gym instead Of
at Bxposltion hall. where the other
Lion-Tigsr Tits have been played.
Bellarmins has won both games
played with Stadium At Exposition
hall and the Rengsis have become
convinced that the Bells hold .
decided edge on the Bay street
floor.
The Lions played . wsrmup
game Saturday night when they
defeated ST. Martins Props. ss-is.
At ST. Martins.
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Stream professional tennis title
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More Wonder Teams" in Football . d..

In Pacific Coast football, wonder teams" have
along more frequently. First there Andy Smiths
California Golden Bearsthe wonder teams of 1920 1921
1922 and 1923.
Washngton-wth George Wilson, Elmer Tesreau Elmer
Huhta, Cutting Erickson and others of Husky fame-was
wonder team in 1925. Then Stanford and Pop Warn
ers double wing razzle-dazze in 1926.
the 1928 1929 but with
finally n 1891 1882
q Northwest remembers along
i925-the 1885, Mel Helm
Others that
Stanords Southern Cal
team" during threeyesr reign le33-35
the 18th wonder flashed
when Clark pioed Model
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