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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-31
Badminion Aces
Coming Friday

nadmlntsn ~ n. heat vtll ~
Dn display Friday night Of .
o'cleck At the YwcA ~hsn neg
Hiti. Ham I.w. Zoe smith. VIZ
sinla fiestan and Hob psssen
swing into exhibition Everything
In the badminton book 10 ea
schedule Tho visitors ~. from
Seattle. among tho nations champs
and stars
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Hitting the Old Head Pin

rhlsl q ths winners as hsh
scorer. registering se2
CRY LEAGUE
Sam Cel~.. saeher mas fer
the first hslf hty league
champion Pacific Match team.
and the eest leff handed ecwi-
~ IN tho Northwest. I'D the
Gts league trandier. IN their
w~eki, session 90 the Hresa.
Va, slie,. wedn~sd., niah,.
shooting . huge SEA tstsl. is-
Guiding slnsle Esm~. # ,ss
ias and ffs.
Three = the CITY star. reached
$40 totals. and many 81 N. trgnd-
lers were close e the coveted cir
&c Joe Snctor started his series
With yes. high single game ~ the
session. and went on with ias and
ie7 20 wind up stth al ocky
seidelman rolled HI. third eonsecu.
tive 800 series. registering ie2. 81.
and 1877. for 6io total
Coast Rrush turned In sosa
for the hest team total and
Pacific Match pinm~a relied
iosa In their frat gsme Tor
the best team single
Coast Brush won four from
Merrick A Race. Griffin raei split
even With Pacific Match. Johnson
Paint won three from carstens.
RiehfIeld won four from Russ
Michssls Service. and Hub Cle-
thiers Won three from Caswell
opticals
The scores
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FUN, GOOD WILL
ST. pAUI-st Patrick. as

ST. PAUL-st Pstrlcks day In
the American Bowling Congress
tournament IS always a day Of fun
and good will towards the irish
4 splendid gesture along this line
Yas displayed here when 40 teams
q Aasons from this city asked 70
bowl on this cate. As a gesture
o. GOODWILL 70 their fellow towns
men VINO are descended from
Ern. al 200 men OF the squad
VIII wear green tea
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Swim Meets Set

All Tacoma swimming competi-
ton will be in distant pools this
week with Stadium journeying to
Aberdeen for a Western Washing
ton league match on Friday after
noon while Lincoln goes TO Sc
attic on Saturday for a meet with
the L. W. Freshmen in the Wash
ington pool.
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Abes Prepare
For Raiders
Lincoln To Nee,
Bellinehdm Coeers
H@d-on collision

Hesd-on collision
such = crash looms for this
weekend when Lincoln Ahes meets
rockingham Red Raiders an q
Everett SesEulls 81 successive
nights
The Ahes are definitel, M
the upgrade. having shaken
their mid-Jsnusr, slump with
s0-polnt performance In
little more than a hall against
Bellarmine last Tuesday.
But both the Red Raiders and
Seagulls are also on the upgrade
In fact. they are the two hottest
squads Of the moment IN the
Cross State league.
So when the Abes run into the
Red Raiders here Friday night
and the Seagulls at Everett sat
urday night. something viii have
to happen and viii happen.
Faster Tempo
Workout. hit a faster tempo at
Lincoln Wednesday and Thursday
as Abe Mentor John Kennedy
prepared for the two tough as
signments Kennedy was not
letting the Belarmine triumph
give the Aoes any false notions Of
grandeur
Kennedy was also doing
some shifting In his lineup.
Three spots set. Blades nj
forward and Spurgeon and
Huntington ri guards. Hut
the center post and other for
ward slot were giving the
Lincoln hoop boss some vor-
ried moments.
Should II be Hanson At center
and Thompson a. forward or
should 1t be Thompson At center
and Ishioka At forward Or
should II be Hanson at center and
lshioka at forward
Hanson was effective against
smaller Bellarmine last Tuesday
while Thompson SEEMED not up to
standard But will Hanson be on
against taller Bellingham?
To sleep On II
Best guess WAS that Kennedy
would sleep on his lineup. finally
making his decision Just before
game time Friday.
One factor affecting his deci-
sion Is how Bellineham does
against Walla Walla tonight with
the Blue Devils opening three
day west side invasion against
the Red Raiders
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Tacoma Steelhead
Club Will Meet

The Tacoma steelhead club has
billed a meeting for this Thurs-
dsy night a. $50 o'clock a.
scotty's tavern. The sullsgus-
mish river controversy CLOSED 70
all but fly fishingJ vii % dls-
cussed.
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Cunningham
Among Missing

NNw yoRh - Glenn cannlnF.
ham. great Kansas miller. ~ss
missing today from the al-Amsr-
"a track and fIsIa tssm chosen -
Daniel J. Ferris ~crstsry.tFrAs-
urer - the Amateur Athletic
Union. tor the fret time IN eight
year.
caslasAs.. .ew !. retire
meat ~ . rs,s,cai ssr~stes m
. mid ecster. university. wss
replaced ~ I've m~r-Naiter
Nehi IN the 100 us~ter event
and chuck rea.ks ~ wt.-
cousin In tire slie
haFeld DAVIS star spFintsf -
the san Francisco olympic club
and Salinas junior college w.s
named Tor two places On The team.
the 100 and 200 meter events
only five other athletes were -
honored. namely. Don lash. nioom-
lngton. Ind. 10000. meter run ard
eross- country. Fred woloot,. ilou..
ton. Tss. 10 and soo-mstsr
hurdles. Rlll HrnWn. natnn Rouge
la. running broad Jump and hop
step and Jump. Ellison Brown.
poston. Mass. 20 and Is slloms,sr
runs. and Al ciesrons. irvinston.
n 10 and is-mstsr walks
Other members Of the team In.
eluded Aosel Ellsrbs. Alabama. 60
yard run. Grover klemmsr. san
Francisco. soo-metsr run. James
Herbert. n Y u. zoo yard run !.
John Woodruff New York. 500
meter run. John nouean. Flberan.
y J.. 1000 yards. Charles Fensks.
West Allis Wa. imiisi Walt
Mshi. Madison. VIA. 500 meter.
Greg Rice. South Bend. Ind, 1000
meters.
Pine rentti. New ferh. rs
kiiomststs, nsrne, aedwitiss.
Thomas. ". Va. 80 kiiom~tsrsl
Don Heinicke. Rsitimore. Md.
narsthoai Joe Met iuskey.
New York. s,eepiechssel Allan
T6Imieh. Detroit, Mich. To-
YARD hurdles. Cari MeHain.
Lo. AaGsiss. too meter
hurdles. Otto hoirahs. New
York, 1000 nst~r walk Ire
Steers. san Franicsco. running
high jump! Corseiio. Warmer
dam. pole vault. Al Biosis.
Washington, ID. e., i6pouad
shotpui.
Also Stan Johnson. Brunswick.
Me hammer throw: phi For, San
Francisco. discus Boyd Brown.
San Francisco. Jsvelln. Harry
March. Washington. u G. pentsth-
Ion. William Watson. Michigan.
deoAthlon.
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Major Loops
Hit by Draft
More Stors Called
Thon First Thought

NEW YORk = Baseball eNecu.
tivss are cropping around in the
dark these DAYS irving q figure
Just how hard ire seleeuve serv-
ice act Is going II hit the national
psstire
Il seems certain that major
league baseball will lose more
prominent players the coming sea
son than anybody expected last
fall
Il seems fairly certain that
Hank Greenberg Morue Arnovch.
Zeke Bonurs. Emerson Dickman
and Harry Lsvagetto al viii be
wearing Khaki before the sll-star
game rolls around. But this list
isn't complete.
Both league presidents. VIII
Harridge of the American and
Ford Prick of the National,
are frank 20 admit that they
can't foreSee just what the
future il likely To bring.
Some club officials are anxious
for any single player who Is likely
T. be drafted in mid-season to
volunteer for the army now.
Horace Stoneham. president Of
the Giants. takes the view that
a PLAYER likely to be called dur
ing the season should volunteer
Immediately So that he can get
in his years stretch as soon as
possible and not lose two com
plete baseball seasons.
Here's the situation with each
major league club:
National League
Reds-All married or down in
the draft list (Msttick hasn't sent
In his number.
Dodgers - Worried only about
Lavsgetto. who's single and has
q low number.
Cardinals-None appear 10
~ III iiht 10 |" uFhiitu ths
season.
Pirate--Expect none to be
drafted.
Giants-Arnoyich due To 60
In June.
Cubs-Zeke Bonnra expected
10 30 in the spring.
Bees-so far none appear in
danger Of going.
Phillies Roy Bruner due to 70
in mid-season. Mulcahy, single,
has high draft number.
American League
Tgers-Greenberg slated TO go
In June.
Indians Confident none will be
called Teller has No. 1857 in
a district of 3.s14)
Yankees - Phil Rizzuto has
low number, and one or two
others are in danger
Red Sox Emerson Dick
man probably will be called
In June.
White Sox John Rigney,
who was engaged 10 wed re-
Gently. just received his ques-
tionnaire.
Senators - Sid Hudson Buddy
Lewis, Jimmy Bloodworth and
Cecil Travis all single. Hudson
already received his QUESTIONABLE.
However. all are from southern
states where enlistments are run
nlne high and draft quotas are
small
Browns of the regulars
In line for call this season.
Athletics - Connie Mack says,
so far as I know we will not
lose any"
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Stadium Working
For Bremerion Fray

Just when things look better.
they get worse for Coach V. G.
Lowman and his Stadium Tigers.
who journey over 10 Bremerton
Friday night for a Cross-State en-
gagement. then come home for a
City series tussle with Bellarmine
Saturday night.
Latest disaster Ia hit the
Tigers was the loss Of Ray
Hagen. right at the very mo
ment when Hagen had moved
into a starting berth Mt center
and just after Bobby Angel
Inc had returned from his
weeks scrap with measles.
Hagen. out all early season with
sinus trouble, was gong great
guns in practice sessions Monday
and Tuesday. But Wednesday
there was no Hagen. Investiga-
ton revealed be was delivering his
brothers paper route because his
brother was ILL.,
Upset Plans
Thus Lowman's hopes Of start
ing the Bremerton game with
Hagen al center flew out IN. win
dow. that -. unless the tan boy
shows up at todsys final work
out.
Hagen had teamed up Tuesday
with Jim Angus and A Dsnielson
at forwards and Bobby Angelina
and Jim Fsin At guards. Wednes-
day Dsnielson went 10 center. An
geline 70 forward and A. Kelly to
guard.
Iowrnan figures that the
Stadium game viii determin.
whether Bremerton Coach Men
Wills viii take hack the three
hoopstsrs he ousted from the
squad last week.
II Bremerton wins then Wills
VIII Be stle 70 reinstafe the nan.
ished csgers and have the upper
hand. But II BremertOn loses
WIS may defer the peace move
until more suspicious occasion.
Anyway, the situation IL fraught
with danger for Stadium. as Low
man knows only too well.
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GeTs CATOMeR's MASH

James csKnsy received . rag
present from an anonymous frisnd.
ft's . oatehsrs mask 10 fsnd off
tho slap Bstis Dsvts will give him
In This Bride Came G. o. ID"
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Midget Hoop Play

BsilsTmins Midget h0opmsn
play the Crusaders A. Bsllsrmine
gym this Thursdsy night a. :
ociock
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DETROIT Mayor Edward =.
Jsffrlss u Detroit viii compete
In the AB.c. tournament 81 ~.
Paul. April o Hs mas bDNisd 10
years. averages In the i7os and
- FIVE handicap man at golf
lie 70 tho bsSs bowler among
mayors Of cities above the 1000
90 p,opulAtlou elA4A
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LEAGUE
The Coliseum Boosters rolled In
top form last night Of the Coll.
scum alleys
High single gam. 73i. Vas by
g. Effelbsrg OF Penn Salt team.
l. Cary rolled 7i0 for Jordsns
Bread and j. Keller Of same shot
zoo
= Msiovich rolled 2ls for De
fznoe Dumbsr and Lsysnhhg.n ~
Hooker office rolled an even 200
High three ram. ~rss vas
rolled BY g. Effsibsrs iik. this
l7s-7sI.iss S7s Another high
series va, ny Leysnhss.n with
5s4
slmonds Saws team registered
high Nth 272e
Results
slmona. s,w, z7zs ~ noos,r
s 30. t ~ 90 game co''sr i'o
JoTdsns Bread g7z0 %. Penn ssii
zsi2 90 gsHs Q ktsibsrs 3sii
asriss = Effsibefs 81
HOOKER offlas zss1 81 Pos offifs
z&4s 90 game Lessnhss.n 40.
A1fAs4 LsFsnnAssn sss
Bis Bsd Wolf 7sOs ~. u-nanes
Lumbar z7is "a. ssn.< D HstoFicn
7is s@riss : ksloylen So
Krszm kTuhi Bread zbs1 "a John
500 Paint zsss a. game Roger Pstsf
ia ssriss Eossr Peter SOC
.f-T md IrAOtF SIXTH Avn
BgaliHg Center z5si a. en- Sss
BDNllns Center zfss 90. ssfss o
Colsrnhn as a<risf . Cglsman t7i
JsFssh A. slAt<f 2osz "a. sosiins
Center Lunch 1905 ~. ssm<
Haddon 1T ssfiss n KnseTson <7s
Oakland DTps zzzs 10, re afisia
a. s.i,.: az 4 sssl in 7 s''''h
bar nsnH 90 L1sHar. zoe O.. hs -,
y p SHOPS LEAGtE. HI-wAy
o., a.. eis T.. gam churen ice ~f'''
Ar osns zss7 ~. n.csTle shop
zsDs 20 hIsh sams sTtos zio. ssflss
LsmOsr Yard zsi7 a.. HaeEin.
shop zspz ~ hisb ssns andsT-
son isz ssFiss Desmonc 40
Racnln. snop zsOs ~. Nil
zsl7 a.. hish game Her i7s ~riss
Car shop. 7tss a.. Accountant
zsbs 10; hizh GAM ssrrinHton ia.
ssriss Burlington bzs.
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Shlpvsrds league. RULED So fci
the best mark made hy re 4
members fnom the hle shlpeniid.ns
mpsns. "Wednesday. on the
Broadway alleys lis games wers
1za 2Ol snd POS
Rod stark. first s-ar
bow Ter, I'D off With ISL
game In his serie. In the nlght
lesglIe. for the hcst ssngie
Karne Rir totals were also
TURNED in nv the nemher> ~
this circuit. Frsnk Whitman
rollea sfs for the high series,
including singles 81 iia us
and lss. Ralph Res,cs. cap
tain Of the Angle smiths. reg
istered $40, with All for his
best game. Harry sheridan
tapped the head pin for a SIS
count. rolling game- Of isa,
ls4 and $50. Irwin SNYDER Vas
above 500. with SIT. stark
wound up with sos. Frank
eelfoy with SOC. and " Me
IntNrc sss.
CLASSIC LooP
Joe stemp and Clarence Mac"
MeMinn were holders Of the top
honors in the matches Of the
Classic league on the PLAY Nor
drives stemp rolled iSs. 2oa and
le4. 10 top all the scores with =
nice 500 MeMinn opened hts
series with $50. the high single
game Of all the men Of the league
Russ Anderson was close
behind stomp for the top total
honor, rolling 100. is2 and ise,
for n SIS total McNinn fin
ished with SIS. Al Msrano
cracked sal. Mike Wssreh
SIS. George Anderson sts.
John Posneer SOC. and Ro,
Craig 5i6. for other good
scores. Rsnkos Drugs won
three from Pabst Blue Ribbon.
Tacoma Truck Sales won four
from Model Lumber. and Dahl
Paints captured four from
ol, mpic Dairy.
CaRSTUNS LEAGUE
Mel Smith and Dick Huntington
bsttled for the top mark in the
matches OF the Carstens league on
the Play Nor alleys. Smith rolled
1913. 100 and 1919. TO take the honor
by two pins with his $50 total
Huntington rolled POS. 1877 and
1s5. to finish with $50. Gsbe Vim
cent turned in 2ls for the best
single game. and finished with
500. All three Of tho top scorers
are members Of the Lard team,
which rolled 2572 for the best team
total Of the evenings play
A turn out OF 40 employees Of
the National Bank of Washing ton
was seen yesterday afternoon at
the Coliseum alleys All were
anxious to learn the game Of
bowling.
Many had never been In n
bowling alley before. The
young men and women are
mixed on the teams but are
just bowling for averages at
present. A few Of the high
scores are; Paul Young, high
single game 1853. Amy Bor-
gen, 1853. Bob Huston had 1as
and Portieh 1855.
High three-Eame series was
tied between Young and Amy
Bergen, each registering 42s
FL River. shot 3s3, Jerry
Sandal brought In 3s6. and por-
itch. 3s3 Teams soon viii he
chosen and have names for league
play.
Memo Cabaret defeated X 81
Recreation. 30bp 10 2ssp. in the
Community league last night al
X 81. Recreation alleys NJ Ped
erson Of NemOs was high scorer
with b74
Coast House beat Home Plate.
2slI TO 2732, J Kendzier Of Coast
House posted high score Of 5g4
General Distributing de-
feated Fr~oeh Bakery. 275s 10
269s. ". Hurlbut OF the Bak-
cry. with a score of Sl7. was
the outstanding performer.
Arctic Kist defeated Gamma
rsno Brothers. 1874 10 27i0. Bob
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Visitation gsns
ffOiy HfSsaFy faa
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sacred Heart ia

SUBS ssersc Hssrt Schulz
Gina 81. Patr.cks o. Co.es.
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dOfIsEt NJ BOOSTERS
LEAGUE

Total >.
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Thlel C the winners as his
scorer. registering se2
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ing. see W. {. Gates, Agyu. Ior
owner. 3U-2-4
Evening star., 1941-09-20

dormitories with the safety of bomb
proof shelters.
THE protective qualities of a
bombproof construction allow the
assembling of people and permit a
centralized organization in its de-
sign. Such organization facilitates
the installation of adequate plants
for air conditioning protective meas
ures against gas attacks, the proper
arrangement of first-aid and cleans
ing stations which form an integral
part of shelter constructions.
"Bombproof shelters can be
planned on a sufficiently spacious
scale to offer numerous possibilities
for peacetime use, thus balancing
the greater capital outlay. Their de-
sign should take advantage of the
fact that the effect of bomb ex-
plosions on shelter walls above and
below ground indicate lower con-
StructiOn costs for shelter space
above ground than for basement
floors.
THE provision Of shelters in large
individual buildings requires careful
survey of existing structural condi-
tons. as we'll as elaborate studies Of
possible shelter locations inside the
buildings. The British regulations
make the building owner responsible
for these provisions and grant sub
sldy for work in this connection. The
planning Of this category of shelters
was usually intrusted TO private
architects. Private architects also
planned and supervised the con-
Evening star., 1941-09-20
Architect Believes
City Planners Will
Prepare for Air Raids
Suggests Public Shelters
Constructed to Serve
As Dormitories

Cities of the future will be 'forti-
fed" Michael Rosenauer. fellow of
the Royal Institute of British Archi-
tects, declares in a survey of The
Architects Position in the Present
Period of Emergency" prepared for
the American Institute of Archi-
tectS.
Just as the plan of medieval
town with its fortified surrounding
walls reflects in its defense precau-
tlons the kind of attack to which 1t
was exposed, so the future planning
OF our cities will be directed by de-
fense precautions against attacks
from the air" Mr.. Rosenauer says.
"A wide field Of interesting pros
poets opens here for the planner, not
only with regard to construction
problems. but also with regard to
social, urbanistic and design prob
lens"
Shelters as D0rmitories.
Public shelters should be con-
structed as dormitories, Mr.. Rosen-
auer points out in comparing Ameri-
can and British conditions. "Ac-
cording to actual experiences of Lon
don, the time people have to spend
in shelters extends over a longer
period than originally anticipated
when indiscriminate bombing was
not calculated with" he explains.
ANY shelters offered to the public
should consequently be regarded as