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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-08

minimum and 10 cents an hour raise
for every one"
Draft Board Acts.
Meanwhile, William H. White,
chairman of Los Angeles Draft
Board No. 22l, said that five striking
workers, given deferment by virtue
of defense industry employment, had
been ordered to report for re-exam-
ination next week. Mr.. White added
that even If the men returned to
their jobs they would be required to
make new deferment applications.
Morning papers, over the sigma
ture of North American President
j. H. Kindelberger, now in Washing
ton, carried this advertisement:
Notice to North American avia-
ton employees:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-08

I'm accordance with the publicly
expressed desire of the President of
the United States that full produc-
ton in the North American aviation
plant be resumed Immediately, all
employees are hereby notified to re-
port for work at their regular start
ing times, Monday, June 9.
Company officials are remaining
in Washington, D. c., to be avail
able to resume the negotiations be-
fore the National Defense Mediation
Board, which we're interrupted by
the strike"
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the union and the Aluminium Co. of
America.
The controversy, which threatened
a strike at the company's Cleveland
plant. will be considered by a panel
of the board tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-08

One salvo from the 16-inch guns
of the U. S. S. North Carolina will
hurl 20 tons of steel and TINT over
a distance of 18 miles.
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Matchmaking Of Axis
Firms Urged on Lutins
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, June 7-Vicente
Lombardo Toledano. president Of
the Confederation of Latin Ameri-
can Workers, proposed today the
naturalization of all German
Italian investments and companies
in the Americas as a measure to
terminate totaltarian propaganda
and strengthen the national econ
omy of this hemisphere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-08

There are more than $500 manu-
facturers of alcoholic beverages
in the United States.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

There is a part Of the Pacific
Ocean which commonly goes by the
name of South Seas" 1t contains
hundreds of islands, most Of them in
the torrid zone.
Stretching from New Guinea and
Australia eastward for 5000 miles
Is an area dotted with so many
islands that it is hard to keep
track of them. Some are very small,
and to this day have not been given
names Taken as a whole. they are
known as the South Sea Islands" ="
Many of the islands are claSsed
together in groups. Thus we have
the Samoan Islands, the Society
Islands, the Solomon Islands and
the New Hebrides.
Some writer's speak of the South
Sea Islands as if they were heaven
on earth" They tell of soft breezes,
trees which provide nuts and fruit
and gentle, friendly people.
That picture is not entirely true.
Some of the islands do have a fair
Iy good climate, but many are too
hot for comfort and others have
far too much rain.
The islands differ in climate main
~ because. some are high and others
are low. Certain of the islands have
mountains, but the ground on others
hardly rises above the ocean surface.
Coconut palms and breadfrutt
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Learn q New Word

Mention of the word BUREAUC-
RACY in editorials and radio
speeches has given some Of us the
hazy notion that it designates
something naughty in Washington
affairs that We ought to look into.
But, We should like to know, just
what is a bureaucracy?
The word stands for system OF
transacting government business by
means of departments or bureaus,
each headed by chief who is ap-
pointed by the administration. 1t
is often said that such a system has
a tendency to emphasize offlcialdom,
narrow routine and red tape. and
may lack initiative and resourceful-
ness.
There are two authorized pro-
nunCiations. The first choice is by
far the better.
First choice: Bew- RANK -ruh-see.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Take My Word for II
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of Week

The word UNOBTRUSIVE, I feel
sre. will prove to be supersurprise
word to many readers of this col
umn. Recently I asked 20 college
graduates to pronounce the word :,
all but one began the third syllable
enormously with the sound of IS, V
as: "Un-ub- -STROO-siv.'
But, as any dictionary will attest,
there is no such word as unobstru-
sive. There is no IS in the third
syllable. There is but one author
lied pronunciation. 1t is:
Un-ub-TROO-siv
Capitals indicate syllables to be
Accented
Evening star., 1941-09-17
BY Charles Roob
BY Art Huhto
BY 10y Byrnes

At THAT MOMENT ~ GEN. BATTLES CHARTERS
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Second choice: "Bew-ROE-kruh-

Second choice: "Bew-ROE-kruh
see.
Offered for the first time this
week, my new PRONOUNCING
TEST NO. FOUR. Test your
pronouncing I. @. and that of
your family and friends. See
whether you are one in ten
thousand who can score 80 or
better. Send for this accurate
and fascinating pronOuncing test
today. It's free. Send stamped
(3-cent). self addressed envelope
to Frank Colby, in care of The
Evening Star. Ask for PrOnOunc-
ing Test No. Four. Requests cam
not be filled unless accompanied
by correct amount of postage.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

word spell the word
column
it, Lettered Out
correctly its all the world
Answe to LETTER-OUT.
Letter-Out
STRIDES-RES1ST Ghey oppose.
HEADING-HANGED suspended.
(PD REPENTED- ENTERED lin he VENT.
talk.
Evening star., 1941-09-17
Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle
South Seq Islands Not Paradise

being very light brown. Others are
of a black. or almost black. race.
Among them are cannibals and ex-
cannibals.
1t Is believed that the islands be-
came settled long ago when people
left Asia on boats and slowly made
their way eastward. The boats must
have been small. but at least some
of them were of type fit for use
on the ocean.
To this day the people of the
South Sea Islands use outrigger
canoes. These are boats with poles
extending out from the side, and
with a small log or other wooden
object at the end Of the poles.
The poles and wooden object are
fastened well to the boat. The
outrigger floats in the water, and
does a great deal to keep the boat
from upsetting.
CFor travel section of your scrapbook. }
If you want free copy Of the
illustrated leaf1et, Mexico and
Mexicans," send me q Scent
stamped, self addressed envelope,
In care of The Evening Star.
1~cA @d
Tomorrow: Ne,o Hebrides Idols.
Evening star., 1941-09-17

- FdSS dSS I doS
West opened the king of hearts,
South winning with the ace. De-
clsrer then laid down the ace and
king of trumpS, groaning audibly
when West failed to follow suit.
Next he switched to the queen Of
diamonds, East winning with the
ace. East returned the jack of
spades to South's queen and poor
South found himself able to win
only eight tricks
Perhaps you think the hand was
overbid, or maybe it wasn't played
well. Either bidding or playing
crime did take place and its up
to you to spot the crime and the
criminal before you read on =.
South was the criminal and his
crime consisted in drawing Two
rounds Of trumps. Correct play is
to win the first trick and imme-
diately return a diamond. If the
defense is on its toes trump will
then be returned. South winning
with the queen. South can then
ruff a diamond in the dummy. cash
the ace and king of clubs, ruff
another diamond in the the dummy
ruff low heart in his own hand
Gf necessary, ruff a third dla-
mond in the dummy. South'S high
trumps would assure him the
9th and 10th tricks.
1t should have been obvious to
South that he would need diamond
ruffs in the dummy. To draw
humps was simply to reduce
dummy's ruffing power, as result
of which South managed TO get only
one instead of three ruffs in the
dummy.
Yesterday YOU were Oswald ia
eoby's partner and, with both sides
vulnerable. you held:
A AJ95
y O.
Q KJ4
J1083
The bidding:
Jscoby schenken You Maier
10 Pass "A Pass
= Pass ~
Answer-Bid two no-trump. Your
hand is really worth a slightly
stronger bid, but you cannot bid no.
trump too strongly with so little
strength in the unbid suit Your
partner has bid strongly. so there is
no fear of missing game.
Score 100 per cent for two no.
trump. 40 per cent for three no.
trump.
Question No. 867.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby Schenken You Maler
10 Pass L Pass
- Pass 2 Mt Pass
- Pass (?)
What do you bid? (AnsVer to-
morrow
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Winning Contract
By THE FOUR ACES.

Crime Doesn't Poy! No. 68
Todays bridge crime is not very
difficult TO detect:
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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As a Jl094
KoJs75 W932
K74 We 3 A1O62
D. Js4 500
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AT Shorisiop
Truckers to PldY
Aero Nine Tonight

Tommy 'Tommygun" rommer-
yik steps into the breach tonight
At shortstop a. ths Tacoma
Truckers face the Renton Acres
in : Northwest league game
carded for Athletic park II $50
o'clock.
Tommsrvik will be rifiing the
long throws In place Of George
Wise. who was hit on his throw
ing arm by pitched ball AZ
Olympia last week. Wis., viii BE-
in uniform tonight.
Johnny Milroy win team up
with Tommervik on the double
play killings with the dependable
Milroy handling the second-bsse
assignment.
With the newly-signed u. W.
battery. Warren sierer and EN-
NETT Watson. slated 10 get the
call tonight. the Truckers are set
to begin an upward climb in the
league standings.
II will be the Aeros first visit
To Tacoma this year.
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Bowling .

John Smoky Joe" Fijalka.
strong man on the Broadway team
Of the crosstown Pin league. led
the scorers Of the circuit In their
weekly matches Tuesday night.
Shooting on the Hi-way alleys.
he rolled 2i0. i7s and 720. TO
finish with a 500 total.
Nearest TO Fijslkas big score,
was = 6ss mark. rolled by Howard
Kennedy for Sixth Avenue on the
Coliseum alleys.
Bob Thiel nicked the head pin
for a $50 count for X Street
Recreation and Bill othick blasted
out a SIS total for Coliseum for
other high scores of the session.
Sam Coles and his mates on the
Coliseum team continued to meet
trouble in the matches and for the
third straight week the league
leaders dropped two games. sixth
Avenue was the victor last night.
South Tacoma gained on the
Coliseum by taking two games
from Broadway and now holds
second place In the league.
X Street Recreation won two
from Ruston and Play Nor won
two from Puyallup.
Sixth Avenue turned In the best
team total, registering 1859 to
capture the weekly cash prize for
high team score.
Next weeks schedule-At Sixth
Avenue: Sixth Avenue Va. Ruston,
Coliseum vs.. X Street Recreation:
at Broadway: South Tacoma vs..
Puyallup. Broadway Va. Play Nor.
The scores:
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Pioneer League
b. INITED PHEss


An siFhth-inning home run last
night enabled Boise Pilots TO shade
Poeateilo. 50. IN a close Pioneer
league game
Pilot Catcher ERnAtie's circuit
elout knotted the score and Boise
pushed across another run In the
ninth 10 win.
Meantime Ogden's REDS.
striving vainly 70 regain the
league lssd, dropped further
behind with "a los 70 Idaho
Fails The Ruasetts scored
their winning run In the
stghth.
Salt Lake included tao hons
runs in ia budget 81 seven hiis
but Twin Fails ceiisr-dyeiiinF
Cowboys got n ssfstiss. beating
the Bees "a with the sld Of three
Salt Lake errors
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Purge" Victims Join Semi Pros

for Vest Seattle this year and
perhaps matrieuiats ~ an
other school Bos h . half
hack.
II vaa disclosed that two fornel
Oregon varsity players, Fullbaci
hsrHh stsnstrom and Hslfbsei
Len Isberg. also viii compete foI
West Seattle.
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Coast Chiefs
Uphold Car
Conference Decides
To Enforce Rules

SEATTLE - The Pacific Coast
conference made plain today II
intends to stand by its decision
that amateur rules must be en-
forced to the hilt.
Conference executives sustained
rulings of Athletic Commissioner
Edwin N. Atherton which ruled %
boys ineligible for competition in
major sports at five universities.
Only two schools asked for re-
view Of his decision Stanford and
Washington state. When Ather-
ton announced he had been upheld.
other universities which had
similar requests in mind dropped
the matter.
The conference agreed
Washington State had grant
ed fraternity charge reduc-
lions with no work return TO
athletes, and Stanford had Of
fered scholarships without the
necessary scholastic showing.
1t reviewed the cases Of seven
Stanford freshmen - James Ellis.
Portland: William Joslyn. San
Francisco; Robert Koch. Portland /:
Jean Lamoure, Fresno; Harold
Petrich. Long Beach: Mathew
Tetrlich. Midvsle. Utah. and
Robert Waters. Bakersfield.
Also reviewed were the cases NJ
W. S. c. Freshmen Don Prentice
and Robert Simpson, both Spo-
kane. and Keith Carr, Bellinghsm,
Wash.
The athletes can transfer 10
other universities without losing
a year Of eligibility. Anterior
pointed out. inasmuch as they
were blameless in the alleged re-
cruiting.
Faculty advisors and gradu-
ate managers asked the Ma
tionsl Collegiate Athletic as
ISOLATION to help curb recruit
ing Of college players by pro-
fessional baseball clubs.
They also modified rules in
minor sports TO permit four years
Of competition in cross-country.
fencing, skiing, soccer and gym
nastics. These athletes also may
transfer from one school to an
other without penalty.
The conferees also abandoned
entirely conference rules covering
cricket volleyball, handball. polo
table tennis, archery and bowling.
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FonT LEWIS nsmbsrs q ths
Fort Lewis offieers club rolf
team vers defeated ~ The mem
h~Fs ~ the Lakewood unlf slub
IN = match PLAYED ~ the Port
Lewis course THE N<ek. Msiof
n. L. Atoh<<cn. D. c. reprss<nt-
ing ths army team. reports.
The lowest net sc1rs n the day
vas captured ~ Ksri Glars n
the Lakewood club.
Fart Lewis golfers will meet
Lakewood In . return mstsh. sun
dsy, June 20.
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Two Tie ior
Medal Honor

roarf.ANp-s<rcis s<iv>1sr
II tks cniunsls. kdr<~.tsr slus
- Marty L>ptisk. f<alsalS -
d. wsfs sisd fef metal hcnevs n
ths orsxu~ rtsts Amsf<m oclf
sesFrsmsas sseh ssrdsnr i<T
~ shs ss-hals qualifying rsassI
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HlxhIs ~ games - - Txrrms
r<er< IT Athletic psrs. rr<><d<ef
Is<k ealIl snnnune<a Wednesday,
President Qalil - <<<h siun -
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sEATTLE-Ingvard 1nkyj Boo.
star University Of Oregon fresh
man football player recently de-
elared ineligible b. Coast confer-
encs Commissioner Edwin Ather-
ton. will compete next autumn for
West Seattle Athletic club In the
Northwest league
Doe sald today ~ vii pay
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Tanwax Keeps Hot

And out on Tanwax lake sat
urday and sunday the rainbow
trout and bass boiled the water
In feeding for one hour IT early
morn. for one hour late In the
evening.
No fly fishermen were on tho
lake when all that feeding was
going on. although casters were
present after the morning feed
and an hour or two before the
evening feeding.
On the trolling outfits. how
ever, there were many fine
rainbows taken, ss shown by
Scotty King, the boathouse man
at the south end.
And the trout 30 taken were
caught all hours OF the day.
But what puzzled scotty. who
knows his lake and the fishes
habits, IL no hatch Was seen
On the water when the trout
and bass were on the boil.
Mrs. r. q. swan NJ Eaton
vile took ~ rainhows On q Isok
Lloyd spinner. Her hubby cap
tured slx. making . total of n
for the one boat. Both used the
same tackle. Figure that out.
Call II luck or what have you.
Harold syverson and Bob
Whipple, Tacomans. and young
sters, caught six rainbows and
four crappie. They trollsd. Also
they took q four and q half
pound catfish on the troll That.
too. is something.
Dean Wilcox. Seattle. and n.
v. Danielson. Renton. brought
IN 10 dandy rainbow. running
wilcox's total Of the season 10
date up To las rainbow from
the lake.
Curtis and Dayton Kelly and
Harry Knips, Tacoma. landed II
rainbows In Tsnwax Saturday.
Kids In their teens. Used an
FIST dart
Bill Mcqueen. the Sultan n
Salmon Eggs" landed q is-inoh
stsslhssd and one rainbow
Others took bass. orappie and
perch but others. too. caught
nothing. although they used
proper outfits
Maybe n Ia luck or the way
q guy lives
Anyway. = guy never knows
when and where the fish viii
bite or whether he'll get EN- II
they %.
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Two Athletes
Will Be Wed

E.ri Fssss. rsssfse t<sthsrsn star
foethslisf ara bs.ketnaII<v. ssd
FORREST wslnssrd fsrm~r city
league BASEBALL player. ssth nsas
application fer marriage lis>asss
Wednesday a. the ssars house.
Fiatt's hrsds-ta-h< . hsrjori<
Evelyn Glenn ~ ssaT nlxsh ave.
Mia Clam 10 n. risff = - Ne
resides II sik No o.kes o.
wsinssrd's future wife y Mary
Frances FRASER. -. s6z7 -. IN
st wsinssrd gave ~ sxs a. a..
lizs~d he address - ssin -. f6sh
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NATIONAL LgAafg
Ir-raL fl.al -.

PARK softbaN games wednesday
night. els ociock
Cify Lsaaas
TsAHstefa " Vsnesfman HeHiniag
Nc + umpire. wash.
Eiks club won ths first hah Ma
tionai league psnnant Tuesday eve
ming at Harmon playfisld BY de-
fsatinK United Commercial Travel
srs. - 10 q IN spite o. EaRiea
. n 5. nine inning decision over
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head basketball. football and soft
ball coach and two years prior a.
assistant 10 his brother, Jiggs,
took his physical examination
Tuesday.
Carl Sparks, who came 10
Puyaiiup two years ago ~
assistant coach. will be adj
vanced 10 Dahlberg'. coaching
assignment, Principal Harry
Hansen said Tuesday. Sparks
came to Puyallup from On
alaska where for seven years
his football teams never lost
game.
Dahlberg's record at Puyallup
n impressive and in recent years
his regime has been called the
Golden Age" Of Puyallup athletic
teams
TWO GRID TITLES
Playing in the tough Puget
Sound conference, Dahlberg's foot
ball teams won two champion
ships. 1887 and 1889. while his
basketball quintets have been
champions OF 1910 and 1e4i. No
other conference coach has won
as many championships during the
same five years.
Dahlbergs first championship
football team came in 1887 when
the Vikings opened with a rs
victory over Bremerton, defending
state champions
The vikings won nine games
and were tied only once, by
Highline when Ernie Steele,
present University of Wash
ington star, romped around
right end for a touchdown.
Sumner, with a touchdown In
each of two games, was the
only other team TO score on
the 1897 Puyallup team.
The Vikings came through with
another championship in 1899,
although they never held undis-
puted possession of first place until
the final day Of the schedule. The
Vikings won nine, tied one 100
with Auburn and lost one, TO 10
Enumclaw. later avenged by q
14-e score.
B-YEAR RECORD
The Puyallup Swear record
shows IS wins, 10 losses and six
ties in 81 games.
Dahlberg's greatest coach
ing feats have been In basket
ball where his Vikings have
been league champions the
past two years, winning IS out
Of 80 games. The hoop titles
were the first basket crowns
won by Puyallup In Puget
Sound conference history.
Next year Dahlberg had been
planning 10 make q double-killing
.. thu Vikings will have Is foot
ball lettermen back with the
heaviest team in Puyallup's history
while the basketball team will
have four lettermen back.
The Puyauup mentor, three
sport athlete at Montana, plans TO
retain his home in Puyallup as
long as he is stationed at Everett.