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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Coach Allison Makes Two
Radical Shifts in Bears
New Attacking Formation end Placing
Of Jurkovich OF Left Holt Announced

Frank Porto to right half. and
McQuary to fullback.
BIG WILLING
Whalen, Porto and the guards
need to prove themselves To make
California outstanding They're
all bic boys and willing.
Allison himself appears
pretty well satisfied with the
line but he admits the back
field il problem, both in
balance and reserve strength.
This years schedule brings the
Bears into competition against
seven conference opponents, two
independents. and Georgia Tech in
Christmas holiday game. Las,
year in a ten-gamc schedule the
team won four and dropped six.
The 1871 program calls for: St
Mary's at Berkeley Sept 81;
Washington State at Pullman oct.
/ Santa Clara at Berkeley oct
II: Oregon at Portland Oct. Is;
use at Berkeley oct IS. UCLA
at Los Angeles Nov. / Washing
ton at Berkeley Nov s. oregon
state at Berkeley Nov. Is. stan
ford At Falo Alto Nov. ~. and
Georgia Tech a. Berkeley. Dec p
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
BY JIM SULLIVAN

United Pr ass staff Correspondent
BERkh LEY. Cal. Head Coach
Leonard tStuh) Allison introduced
two radn al shifts in his univer-
sity Of California football squad
this year ON success of the moves
depends the Golden Bears chances
for firs division honors in the
Pacific Coast conference.
The first shift was a new at
tackiR formation. involving ma
neuvef 5 Allison used in South
Dakos coaching some years back.
he success rival Coach
Clark Shaughncssy Of stan
fu nj had with another hOarN
70 otball system. the I forma-
tion, induced stub To take
rs own shift out of the moth
TAILS. modernize II slightly.
'and teach il To the Bears for
their 1871 attack.
The second shift sent Jim Jur-
Il ovich. swift runner, from RICH;
balf To left halfhsck At right
half Jurkovich was the best in
that post since sam Chapman.
At left half Allison hopes he
develops into tho best since Vic
Rottari.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Rams Defeat
Cards, 10 TO 6
Strike Twice in Sec
ond Quarter TO Win
n, United PRFSS

Tbe Cleveland Rams struck
twice in the second period and
scored their second straight Nat.
ionsl Professional Football league
victory Tuesday night. l0-e over
the Chicago Cardinals.
Cleveland scored a touchdown
in four PLAYS in the second period.
Rookie owen Goodnight. either
passing Or running. figured in
three Of the four plays and ended
an s1-yard drive with a pass 70
left end Johnny Wilson for SIS
yards and touchdown. Boyd
Clay plaee-kioked the extra point.
Babe Patti Of the Rams re-
covered a Cardinal tumble on
Chicago's l5-yard line soon
after and when the Cards
held, Clay dropped hack 10
the 2i-yard line and booted a
field goal from placement for
his clubs final points.
In the third period, the Cards
staged marches Of %, - and "A
Yards, the second drive produc-
ing a touchdown. Parker Hall
skirted end for the score but
zontini's placement struck the up
rights.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Matthews
Wins Bout
With Casino

SEATTLE Harry Kid Mat
thews used a crafty left hand u
stab hls way 10 a 10-round decision
over jimmy Casino 81 los An
seles last night in the main event
Of a boxing card At CIVIC audi
forum.
The young Emmett Ida. middle
weight kept Casino off balance
most OF the bout with jolting let's
20 the head. Casino. who recently
stopped Freddie steele in his come
back Try. vas wild with his right
hand, his most potent weapon.
II was the first major test
for Matthews, Who entered the
fight with a record Of seven
successive knockouts over
mediocre opponents.
Matthews weighed 164f-. and
Casino 1922. Other results.
Lefty Abbott. 100. Bellinghsm.
knocked out Tuffy Green. 157.
Cleveland ~. Joe Giberson. 147.
Seattle. and Johnny Holden, $50.
Detroit. drew a.. Al Reado. la
Everett, decisioned Tony Romure
l47. Fort Lawton ~: Earl Berg
strom. l27. Everett. decisioned
Lefty Smith. 127. Fort Lewis a.:
Bob Harvey, $50, Liverpool. Eng
land. decisioned Dick Bird. 1862.
Fort Lewis a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Four Touchdownis

BERKELEY, Cal. 49, Jim Jurl o.
vieH left half. accounted for tR 'ee
OF four touchdowns the Callfor MIA
varsity scored in quick success ION
over the Ramhlers In scrimu age
yesterday. Coach Stub AS ison
was pleased with the pere orm-
anoe Of the varsity, but way dis
appointed in the work Of II e re-
serves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
0'Dooley Signs
For Pastor Go

DENNER-Rodie o'Dooley. SEN
sational young Colorado heavy
weight boxer and knockout artist.
and Bob Pastor. veteran of two
title bouts with Champion Joe
Louis. we've scheduled today 10
meet in n match in Denver Oct. 81.
oDoolcy. a green youngster who
came mp from amateur ranks. has
won his first seven pro fights VIA
the knockout route usually in one
round
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I1HHl~
= Bafted for Olsen IN fourth.
Batted for HaNo0urg IN titn.
score hs Innings
Hollywood s....-...... .uQU SUI "
san Diego z.......-..... .oio Azo w
summarv-Los.ng pitcher. Thomas;
innings pitched bv Olsen 1. Thomas
3 at bat off Olsen IS. Thomas II;
runs scored. off Olsen 4. Thomas :.
hits off Olsen 3 Thomas 5 runs
responsible for Olsen Bithorn 3.
Thomas ?. bases on balls of Olsen
.. B!thorn = Thomas ?. struck out
Olsen c. Bithorn I Halbourg 2
Thomas !. HIT by pitcher Pellagriui
and Bauingor BY Bithorn: left on
bases. HOLLYWOOD 6 san DESC =.
two-base hits, Mcdonald. Mazzera.
three base hit. Schultz. sacrifice hits
UhaIt. Rosenberg. stolen bases Ros-
enberg Schultz runs batted m
pellagrini. Schultz Rosenberg Gray
2 Mcdonald MaZ1era. Barrett ?.
double plays Schultz % Gray. Pella-
grim 70 Sperry.
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Skiffs Score
Another One
Mointoin Lead in
Coast Loop Chase
nv UNITED PRESS

The Seattle Rainiers and Sacra-
nento Solons went pounding down
the home stretch today with Emil
Siek's champions out in front BY
two games.
The teams maintained their posi-
tons last night when Seattle
nosed Out Los Angeles 81 snd
Sacramento won over Oakland ~.
Hollywood virtually elm
mated san Diego's Padres
from contention ny twice
lacing the third place club.
- and 81. san Francisco
walloped Portland 1l-6 in the
other contest.
Dickie Barrett Of the Rainiers
and Ray Pnm Of the Angels
hooked up in = tight pitching
battle. with Barrett doing out only
four hits. The Angels took a lead
IN the first on singles by Peanuts
Lowrey and Bill Sohuster and
Eddie Mayo's infield out
Seattle evened the count in tn.
fourth on Bill Matheson's homer
over the left field wall. and won
out in the seventh when Al Me
mice singled. was sacrificed and
came home on Bill LaWrence'S
single.
Ad Liska and Forrest Orreli,
were cousins 10 San Francisco
and blew higher than kites in the
fifth and sixth innings. the Seals
trotting runs over in each of
those frames 10 come from be-
hind and wallop Portland in A
free-hitter.
The Seals reached Liska.
Orrell and Joe Callahan for
is blows while Ray Harrell
was giving the Beavers Is.
Don Trouer contributed two
triples, double and single in
six trips TO the plate for the
Seals.
The Stars had an easy time
with San Diego in the free hitting
first game, and had 1t sewed up
by the third inning. 1t took eight
innings -one more than scheduled
for Hollywood to win the night
cap.
Norbert Kleinke turned Oakland
back with six hits as Sacramento
stayed in the pennant race. The
Solons scored three runs in the
first inning off Henry Pippen and
Joe Mulligan to clinch the contest.
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Experience to
Start for u. W.

SEATTLE-A team Of letter
men viii start for the University
Of Washington against Minnesota.
Coach Jimmy Phelan indicated
today. He was high in praise Of
Center Walt Harrison, former full
hack who he compared with Rudy
1uchs, last years All-American-
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
New York /, 81. Louis ] tcalled
by darkness after ten innings.
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn 3 leleven
inningsl.
Boston s. Chicago s.
Only games played.
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JUNIOR CAN Run

Jurkovich, q junior from Fresno,
can run. But whether he can
stand the battering California 5
left half has 10 take remains TO
be seen. He was hurt frequently
last year.
Jurkovich and Bob Reinhard.
an-America tackle IN 1910. are
the stsndout players OF the squad
Of 80 men Allison is drilling for
the campaign which starts against
ST Msry's Sept. -,
One of the most promising
candidates il Billy Reinhard.
kid brother of Bob. several
inches shorter and 40 pounds
lighter than the giant tackle.
Billy l. being groomed A.
replacement for JurkoNich at
left half.
AS CALIFORNIA; first string lined
up in opening practice drills. stu
Lewis and Raw Dunn were as
signed 10 the ends; Bob Reinhard
and Herrero 70 tackles: Swisher
and Stu Cox 10 guards. Tom Ma
son 10 center. Glenn Whslen 10
quarter. Jurkovich 10 left half.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Pigeon Race

Dudley Deans bird captured
first spot in the ciub race Sunday
and possibly first place IN the con-
course race from Colfax. Washing
ton. The final results of the con-
course viii not be known until all
the reports are in from Portland.
Ore, Seattle and Everett. Wash.
Because OF inclsmcnt weather
the race was slow not a bird
being reported on the day Of re-
lease
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score b. Innings
oakland

Oakland ............ 100 OOi OOo-2
Sacramento -.-.... 300 0Ol oOx-4
inning pitched. by PIppen a. Multi
gan 5-g AZ bat. off Pippen 5. Multi
gan a. runs OF Plppen 8. Mulligan
! hits off Pippen ! Mulligan 5.
runs responsible for Pippen s. Multi
gan J. Kleinke 2 bases on balls. off
Muiligan ( Darrow J. Kleinke 4.
struck out. by Mulligan { Kleinke s.
left on bases. Oakland :. Sacramento
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Cougars Work
On Defensive
PULLMAN. Wash

T I-IaIEf-N " dNII' =" ~ a,IIIIIN
ton state football players worked
out defensive tactics against re.
serve eleven using UCLA's OF
formation today. Coach Babe HoI-
hnEhery said workouts for ths
next 10 DAYS will stress new plays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Idaho in Air

MOSCOW. Ida--Coach Francis
Schmidt polished Idaho's aerial
offensive today after giving the
Nandals an extensive workout on
blocking.
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aBatted for Hebert in ninth.
score b, Innings
t4.l,gyood 100 oi0 oO4-e
g, ntcgo 600 200 600
Summary - Runs responsible for.
cav Hebert :. bases on balls. off
Cav Hebert 2 struck out, by Gay
5 Hebert :: hit by pitcher Gay by
Hebert left on bases, HOLLYWOOD 10,
san Diego z. passed ball, Salkeld
fwo-base hits Mazzera. Dlckshot.
Dapper. threc-base hts. Diekshot
NazIera Rosen berg. Dapper. runs
hated in. Kahle 2 Dapper Hoover.
Ianifero ?. Rcsonberg GRAY 2 Hoover,
double plays. Dapper TO Hoover, Pei
lacrini 10 Lantfcro n Mcdonald 70
Salkrld. Gay 10 Hoover 70 Gray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
nth ELLIOTT METCALF

CLIFF OLSON pulled his parka hood up over his head
He hunehed his shoulders and slipped his hands into
pockets pulling his arms m close 10 his body.
The Pacific Lutheran grid coach shvered as he stood
the Gladiaors practice field and watched his charges
70 through their workouts in preparation for the big
game with Gonzaga in Tacoma stadium. Sept. 26
drzze full swing sharp wind added its touch
Skies were black encouraging morbid thoughts.
young god-oad charges his
Tel the truth Joe be lucky II
We hold the Gon1ags squad to three tOuehdovn They'll
onff spoken great
That when name.
-toffn Corner joe" through ability the
far down the the field much the
enem, who took the ball at a disadvantage
Look continued the weePe as he tapped his right middle
ine 1910 eleven Eight mind you
Plat and sgurdson ends and great Taylor
quarter. My crack center
And on he iolled untnt eight had bee named.
eonzaga Portland university
cliffs tears joined the drizzle on his cheeks
Joe SYmpothizes
Rivulets were formed and flowed in STEADY streams
Big joe arms folded, looked the field where the
husky Luherans were doing their chores Won Dy. left
Tomemrvk another named Mav Harsh
Tommervk the kid who
the in the last season. perhaps
passer who can stand in any company - , s,..
guy much Lutheran grid history last
Olson was forced to nod n the affirmative
sure" said they're good ball players Great ball
payes But lost eight Of my starting men Look and once more
he that rolcal of the departed eight
straight throwing Kid there
spear like ball player good quarter
back doc pointed out.
Cn "the guys swell looking player But
: And. cin FaIstrom. Swanson aren't prep
Look at the size of them And they are fast
You can't call them bad Cliff, really
Cliff admitted insisted waggng his head
hike poe raven crying predictions because of the
Of eight starting men,
Joe mentioned Thoreson in the guard slots
and North. Polilo and Iufer as end candidates
Iurkv Ia Win Three =.
but you don't see Plat and Sigurdson out there al
the WINGS" Olson emphasized. mo, they gone and
are six others Of my starting eleven of last season.
tell YOU wen be lucky il win three conference games
Pag who knows football nodded his head up and down.
smiled
spo be feel
Falstrom, Anderson
where's guy Walters" asked Joe.
Under bridge" Cliff the broke with Joe
the run for warmth.
confdenialy Joe isn't feeling for C Not nearly
as much is feeling sorry named Olson
appears be feeling for guy named
osonwh tho knows football
practice that throwing
more passes catching all that
afternoon
There is trouble in the air for Lutheran opposition
And by the Spear from Fife chuck that
pig skin - : -, .. ~. 80.
d,tional
pork. a.. d.
Charlie TO hold football more 'ns i'e
Cliff said:
can't have Charhe pun hoes " i0''
bal much
You the look Charlie save cahf
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COAST LEAGUE

IrAfntt btIIIllus
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Seattle ?. Los Angeles l.
Sacramento 4. Oakland 2.
Hollywood So. San Diego a.
San Francisco II. Portland s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Small Chance
For Tie Race
Notionol Loop Is
Keeping Hot Pace

. United Press staff Correspondent
NEN YoRk-There was ono
thing certain today about the tx
citing National league struggle
between the Brooklyn Dodgers
setting the pace by Ia games -
and the st Louis Cardinals thu
only possibility Of a tie Is for one
Of Brooklyn's games 70 be rained
out
The New York Giants saw
10 that yesterday by coming
from behind 10 gain IL tie
with II. Louis In a game call
ed because of darkness at the
end of 10 innings.
Although both clubs have an
open date on Sept. 20. unless
there is a special ruling the con-
test has been automatically wiped
off the slate. Therefore. should
both the Dodgers and Cardinals
win all their remaining games, the
standings would read this way
" l. Pet CD
Dodgers =. l03 81 1853
Cardinals l02 81 .667 =
The Cardinals deadlock with
the Giants served to cut half a
game off the Dodgers league lead
yesterday when the Cincinnati
Reds shaded the Brooklyn. 4-3 in
handeuffed the Giants with four
IL innings. southpaw Ernie White
hits for eight innings but with one
out in the ninth the New Workers
tied the score when Morrie Arno-
vich singled and took third on
Billy urges double.
HOLD CARDS
Hal Schumacher and Bob Car
penter held the Cards. who play
The Braves in a double b;i today,
to seven hits
Bill Werbor came through with
a scorching single-his third blow
of the eame-in the 18th inning
scoring Eddie Joost from second
with the run that beat Brooklyn.
With one out. Joost had singled
to deep short off Hugh Casey.
fourth Dodger pitcher. He took
second when Gleeson grounded
out
Nerber hammered home all
Of Cincinnati's runs. lie socked
Newell kimball for single
In the first inning TO drive
h ule Joost. who had walked
and connected for a double Ia
drive home two runs and send
kimhall To the showers In the
seventh.
Ragged fielding behind Elmer
Riddle gave Brooklyn ALI their
runs unearned
The Dodgers play Pittsburgh in
a single game today.
Boston piled up Is hits 10 de
feat the Cubs SIS as every player
on the Braves hit safely. School
boy Rowe and Bucky Newsom
combined 10 pitch the Tigers 10
AZ triumph over the Senators
and Chef Laabs, second homer of
the day, in the 18th inning gave
the Browns 9-s win over Phila-
delphia.
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Armstrong Nafned
STANFORD UNIVERSITY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY -
Coach Clark Shaughnessy today
named Eric Armstrong to- start IN
the left halfhack spot yecated by
Hugh Gallsrneau, and moved Bob
Ditlevsen. former end. to the right
half spot on the second Stanford
team.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

O.

CORVALLIS. Ore. - Coach Lon
Stiner ordered two regular game
scrimmsges today and Saturday
for the Oregon State Beavers.
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san FRANCISCO .....-.. OOl 0af llX-i
Summary = Losing pitcher. Oriell.
innings pitched. by Liska a.. Orrell
=. u bat. off Liska 20. Orrell :. hits.
off Liska 8. Orrell 5: runs scored
of Liska 5, Orrou 4: runs responsible
for Liska 3, Orrell 4 Callahan /
HarreH D struck out. by Liska l.
Callahan !. Harrell I. bases on balls.
of Liska A. Orrell l. Callahan 2. Har-
rel B: three-basc hits Wright. Trow-
er ? Fain two-basC hits. Trower.
Escobar. Fain. Schultz. runs batted
~. Brown ? White 2 Escobar q.
Ifower. Fain Fernandez Brovia 3.
ScnultH. Fartec. sacrifice. Holder:
stolen bases. Fernando. Tscobar.
double plays, Wright 10 Brown 10
Reich, Irower TO Fernandez 70 Fain
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TheaStandings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

TUESDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 2. Philadelphia s tl2
inningsl.
Detroit 4. Washington :,
Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ouisville 3. Minneapolis ?
thest four out OF seven series.
Louisville leads 3-ll.
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Batted for Prim in eighth.
score nv Innings
Seattle .......-.....O 900 100 100
Los Angeles 100 600 OoO-1
Summary - Losing pitcher. Prim:
innings pitched by Prlm 8. at bat,
off Prim %. runs. off Prim 2. hts,
off PTim 7. runs responsible for Bar
rett ] Prim 2. bases on halls. off
Prim 2 struck out. BY Barrett 4.
prim s. left on bases Seattle f. Is
Angeles : tWo-base hits. Lourey.
Soarsells. home run Mstheson sac
rifice hit. Berger. stolen base. Fallon.
runs hatted in. Msyo. Matheson. law
renee double play Sickle 70 scar
sells 70 Hiemiec 70 Berger n Mem &c.
10. two-base hits. Handley z. Luby:
three-base hits. Rigney Wieczorek.
Shewey. Gutteridge: sacrifice hit. Rig
ney. players walking Devaurs. Con-
TOY 2 Kleinke 2. Sturdy 2. Martin,
Duezabou runs batted in. Luby,
sturdy Wieczorek Martin Tauby,
Hsndley, double play. Hsndley "a
Blattner 70 STURDY
Eight to ten years is the aver
age life span Of the ant although
some have lived TO IS in cap
tivity.
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Your postmaster car tell you
how 70 invest IN L. 6. Defense
Bonds.
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Sacs Stick


etH4S ....... ..... al q -
aBatfeo Tor MulliEan in seventh
bBatted for DaTrow IN ninth
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Coast League
Padres Skid
First Game
l0Tf VWOOD
Totals
SAN DIEGO

Totals -.......... 30 10
aBatted for Hebert in ninth
.Dnru Ia. Inninns
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Fair TO Honor
Armed Forces
PuYollup Exhibit
To Open Sept. Is

PUYAILuP-when the eates Of
the end annual Western Wash
ingtcn fsir. acclaimed as one Of
the finest shows Of its kind in the
west. open Sept Is officials viii
paw tribute To the armed forces
Of the United States.
Secretary A. +. Bartei said that
al service men in uniform would
he admitted free on Monday, Tues
day. THURSDAY and Friday Of the
week-long exposition. This year
marks the first time that such an
arrangement has been possible.
Men In uniform formerly were per
mitted free admission only On one
day.
Excellent cooperation on the
part Of army and navy officials
resulted in the new arrangement.
according TO Bartel He said that
the arrangement means that many
men win be able to experience
q diversion that many of them
never experienced before. for many
Of them are from distant towns
and out-of-the-wsy communities.
Entertainment facilities at the
fair for uniformed service men are
limitless. Bartel said
He ADDED that they win find much
II interest In the numerous ex-
hibits. displays. the Fsirway, the
shows and the oppor-
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Portland Shipyard
Site 10 Be Selected

PORTLAND - Three Portland
men who have incorporated with
capital stock Of 1880. 900 TO
build . new shipyard here said
Friday that the site will be
selected within 4 week.
The shIpyard win build con-
crete barges 400 feet long. so
feet wide and less than 50
feet deep and tankers from
5000 to 5000 tons dead
weight. they said.
The men were Rudolph Kallio,
George p. Grigsby and Arthur Il.
Bragg.
The articles Of incorporation
named Melvin ID. Hildreth, Wash
ington. ID. c.. an general counsel
and +. o. Fitzpatrick, Seattle, as
associate counsel and vice presi-
dent.
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en- Einstein to understand, nor a
billy goat to relish, the gold
standard for nutrition" on which
the nutrition conference proposes
to put all Of America. 1t simply
involves more milk. more eggs,
more vegetables, more fruit. more
meat, fish and whole-grain cereals
in the daily diets.
Our official national standard Of
sound nutrition is anything but
soft" For "softness" is no longer
what it WAS 20 years ago. During
the first World war a high rank
ing army officer refused to permit
his men to drink milk. He didn't
want them TO become milk sops."
Today our armed forces are liber-
ally supplied with milk.
Secretary of Agriculture Wick
ard emphasized to the recent nu-
Continued on Page Nine)
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the presidents recent nutrition
Something frequently happens
to good food when its selection is
distilled through the coils of an
expert. Food loses its gastronomic
gusto. A fellow gets the uncom-
Portable feeling that he is eating
exactly what he ought to and
he develops a sort of gastronomic
claustrophobis."
Every designer and maker of
tanks. ships and planes, every
soldier and sailor. every woman
and child on our home front must
be fortified daily with a stomach
filled with the right kind of food
that tastes the way he likes 1t.
THAT kind of a dinner" says Co
ordinator McNutt. contains a vi
tamin that you can't find in a
laboratory - the psychological vi