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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Vikings Aim
For Loggers

Hearing rumors that Western
Washington Vikings were building
up Saturdays game with College
Of Puget Sound Loegers as cru
ssde to uphold the honor Of the
Winko league, Coach Leo Frank ;
Lumberjacks started chopping
wood in rapid fashion in their
practice session Wednesday.
The Loggers engaged In
lengthy scrimmage against
Viking plays and there was n
real snap present a. the CPS
gridders determined to deraii
the Bellingham crusade.
Records show that Western
Washington Is the only Ninko
league team TO bow to defeat 10
Northwest conference eleven
since 1889 in IA games played be
tween teams Of the two circuits.
Tainted By other Winko teams.
Coach Chuck Lappenbush's grid
hNAS dAf AANthh Aht AlhiNAlk bHAA
at a hard pace in order TO ayenee
the 1910 defeat which the Loggers
plastered on the Vikings last year
at Bellinghsm.
Meanwhile the Loggers gained
one player and practically lost an
other for the Saturday night game
at the stadium, which marks the
Lum berjacks first home game of
the year.
Jack Spencer, freshman
halfback from Kirkland,
turned out "Wednesday and
made good impression on
Frank In his first workout. On
the other hand, Mel Blsnch-
ards charley horses are not
responding a. they should and
the slender end may have to
he on the sideapes Saturday
night
Otherwise the balance OF the
squad seems 10 be in good shape
with Bill Mclaughlin. veteran
quarterback. rounding back into
shape after a couple Of bad bumps
at Cheney LIST Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Series Splits
Airline Team

Los ANon1an-fhs wre11 -
siss ts-tsy SPLIT ~ 900 II ~ nle1o
sffseisnt airline sssms - ~ Wsoa.
wti6ht saps = w. nevus>uH -
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slscfus n<hsaisy ssd c. ps>ee
rnomss a, kstsk . v~s~e~g tnne
they - separated fnv ~ 1seop
tinn of the s~rses
nshsniey tatd n~rHes~s ~ -
. native - The nssssx wnsie ~
ss-rsist ssms srs@ nrssAIyA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Need Just One

COLUMBUS. o. Ths Columbus
He'd Birds ~ ths American $3.50
citation today ~sfs ons vietofy
away from ths junior World ssriss
championship.
Ths Esa Birds scored ths most
decisive victory ~ ihs ssfiss last
night A. thsy pounded oas . ~
hlt IS 70 triumph over ne Aost-
real Royals. International league
plsyoff rsnnsf. 10 take . 10 .
issd IN ths sertss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Young Oregon Girl
Scores With Rifle

KLAMATH rAfla Mic Joyce
Bfsnssr. ~. 10 . natural sharp.
shooter. IN the first 1r~k thai sns
ever handled . gun ~ aey ssad.
shs searsd 10 consecutive bills
eyes ~ 80 feet with . n sAiih>s
rans. winning professional msrks.
man ard msrssmsa msdsis ~ sbs
National Riffs snsnrsat ira.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Large Squad

EU6E NE, ore-coseh John
Warren today scanned Ms turnout
os sc University q Oregon fresh
man football sspirsnts ara decided
DC mad nsDpogsr enough 70
trouncs ths oregon STATE ooslsgs
Roofs Oct. n.
II. from pay a game ssains,
the University ~ Washington
Bates or Oct -. ard zdnf W the
season N1th another Rock cash Of
Nov. J.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
xeslni., MN
Husky-Copher
Movies Here

Movies Of ths Washington -
Minnesota football Gams 81 the
Washington stadium last Saturday
began . ihfss-dsy run 81 the Hue
Mouse thsstsr T-he pietafss are
ei.sr Tnsy ~ili end their run
FRIDAY night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Know Your Coast Circuit
ootball When Quizzed, Sir

the period by the late Howard
Harding Jones and now under
tuielage ~ Sam Harry. The
Trojans have the best per-
centaEe record for conference
play with IL Wins. nine losses
and eight ties for n mark Of
.se7.
We wouldn't expect the quiz nut
10 know who was second best. but
in case he's interested. it's Wash
inston with n wins. IL setbacks,
and three ties for a mark az $50,
California IL third.
What team has the mort wins
Two answers for that. and either
one right. For Washington and
California each has II wins.
What team has the most de-
feats7 Oregon. with ~.
What team has the best often
siys record It's the TroJans
again. with 40 points scored
against their conference rivals.
HuskIEs DEFENSE STARS
And the best defensive record
Smart little Jimmy Phsisn's
Washington Huskies. with lps
points scored by rivals In two
intraeonferenoe competition cover
ing IS games, seven games
season.
University of California fans
might ralss an argument on de-
signaling the TroJsns a. the bess
team.
Mslly Fr~d~riek. California
pubiieist VINO Furnished the
figures. raised The point that
the team with the mo.t con
ference little. should be con
sidered best.
On that score California has
"ons and one half titles. the
rrojans only two halves. Cali
fornia won unsisputsd possession
In 1887 and tied with the Troianr
in 1888. The TroJans tied with
UcLA again in 1889 Each Of
those lsst two years. however.
Use was the Ros. bowl choice
Stanford won undi-p1tsd In 1910
and Washington in 1885. first
year ~ the round robin.
Won AND LOST
The full won and lo~s record 81
the conference teams IN their five
year round robin. In which each
team meets the other seven an
Buslly. snoys tho following stand
ings. use "a wins. nine defeats.
eight ties. .ss7. Washington n
e1ns. IL defeats. three ties. $50,
California II wins. 10 loss~-. one
tie. SIS. Oregon state 10 wins. is
defeats. sx ties. .sz7 stanford.
whose seven wins las, year helped
= lot. IS wins. - losses. and four
ties. .ss4 ucLA. ~ aims, II 60
fesN az hes. s4lfi Oregon. 10
wins. ~ dsfssts, three ties. ala
and Washington state. min. wins.
n defeats five iies. 800
This weeks play sees Call.
fernia against ws~singtss
state AT Pullman; stanford
against uCf@A si Pale Ate;
Oregon state "a. wxshinrton
At Portland. Oregon W. Idaho
FRIDAY night ~ gurenss
USC Va Ohio state ~ Ios
hngsls; Montana ss. ssrth
Dakota state ~ Nl..ogi.-
stanford. usc ana UcLA Non
their eonfsrsnes openers Last
week. defeating Oregon. Oregon
state. and Washington state. re-
spsctlsely. California and wash
iastOn are making their first oon-
ference stsrts q tss year.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

ELLENsBURG. Nash.-Bert NJ.
kebrick, University of California,
has been named Central Washing
ton College Of Education track
coach and physical education in
structor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
HITTING the Old Head Pin

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

Your yostn&FLer csn tell you
nov ~ invest IN U. y. Defsnss
knz1A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

Harry Grayson's Scoreboard

LAST OUTPOST Oh BssEnAi.Is FOREIGN LEGION:
THAT'S RRookLNN WITH frs BEAUTIFUL HUNS,
THEIR RISE RECALLS SOME REMARKABLE DEALS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

Ernie Loflia rolled t.a Tor the
highest scers 81 the bowtsfs q
the Century league "Wednesday on
the Coliseum alleys. getting single
games Of iaa. soi and IFS.
The league leading ciothlsr out
fit bumped into tough opposition
In the Moose Lodge quintet and
dropped four points sam colss,
anchor man for the ciothisrs,
rolled s27. Lofiins score wss Tor
the Moose.
Two msmbsrs Of psulson's team.
Oscar Carlson and Gus Bloom.
we're well above 500 Carlson
reached ast and Bloom ssi. The
team won four from the Club,
with LET Jsnssns 5it high TOT
the losers
lee Garrison and Pat Murphy each
rolled SIC for HaHifyk Ia pace that
team la . four paint ~in ossT POSI-
Exchange Captain John Majesty led
his strong Halter TEEN IN sessp
Of lis ssries with HsFd~sfes, tsliyins
a nice bs27. sam fokstsds ESQ ~as
hish for Tie lt~sfs
ship ards Leagues
Joe Sumption assin toesred above
The 100 baNisfs 81 iWu nhlpfafds
bowling leagues wednesday ON tbs
broadway ALLEYS. sheoiins eHs Tor ns
fourth consecutive high total Hls
games we're ale. lei and ist. 1hs
score WA MADE ia the Daf nhipYsfds
circuit
Al I<vsrsn led the buwisfs 81 She
night loop Stth 80 total, tncaudins
a nice 40 single farns
Don ufablnskl with tss ard Ruh
iocsfidss. with hae. we're beat Of ths
remaining scorers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

Tuesday NiEhtffs iesaus
70 the YIIso. j team i3si 70 1871,
Helen F1shtf had hish sinsls and
series l1s - asa
In the other match the Alley team
and the Y l. ! No. team spsss,
.eeh setting point. fof tossls Of
HsSsl colsmsn, isi - $40.
The opsnins nisbt sac ,hs shop
team step out snd sheet 1873 70
tass four points from the sales four
who tumhisd down 1877 sammy
was tho hish scorer shooting . ia
me plant srundisTs TOOK . points
shooting a total Of 3Oss pins Tor nigh
team Series on the fret nlshts pist
beatins tho office squhd sho had
ieaz
Tns plant t.sm also had hlsh tam
is0 and 1913 fof a total Of tz1 20
win the seorins hoBofs.
w..... esmman,l, L..sw
Tss Wolves ann oroesfs fought u
out "wednesday nlght fof The isasus
lead There Naa ten pins aiffsrsu.s
81 the flSsi game and !. ln the 40.
ond Three oTo<sFs struck sut ths
last frame % pui them Over feF
tnrss points siin z7sf Pima against
Dsvs Davies and Hsrold os~n ssS=
nsrsS 300 ard ssb Lee FssncIth
sllot a bls $50 with Jaieg z1i slusis
tied ~ his tssmnst< osasss nsu=
mann with 1zi and see seFiss L
psltlsr bosisa t0T AMI BYton Huff
tos pbsn Allies tnos four prints
with 7sa7 pins from hsssis- sDe
rolled zsss Vic KsHrtsnelrh Hss.
ting bic with q 2os single
Johnny Murphy toas TOP honofs
for TIE sSsnins satiins sss ssFiss
knd compiling a bis 1tt siEsis
lie started this game with fggr
stflksa. spared tpisss and tbsn foaT
fnofs ssfikss Tns Boats ta-os three
points from TIE ortBssff. Cins we're
l5E5 to z7Oo Etaa Marvel ssJ. Ar
Erickson. siz Wayns nart<r ts7. esf-
RED the winners over
ms Ofozsfs spH thFss ffoEn
LOUISE fotsiinT 1THs ssstrss 1s0s
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tie slnnsfa
Classic Issss
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03
Bengals Set
For Grid Play
Meet Wohi Eleven
Across Mountains

Twsnty-siN Stadium Tigers Will
make the trip to wslla Wals TO-
morrow.
Decision 70 send this large squad
70 the Blue Devil fracas was made
By Coach John Heinrich Thursday
morning as ne checked over his
squad following Wednesdays prac-
tee and discovered that a. least
eight Of his regulars were nursing
bumps which might limit their
playing time.
With both the Blue Devils
and the Bengals taking their
initial dip into 1871 Cross
state league grid competition
and with both nursing cham
pionship hopes, Fridays game
Il highly important 10 both
squads.
The Blue Devils are riding the
impetus Of two victories in sue
cession over strong Spokane high
school teams and with both of
their ace backs. Paul Garland and
Jack Melton. in fine shape are
ready 10 begin the X-State race
with a triumph.
TWO FOR TIGERS
The Bengals also have a record /
of two victories over strong op-
position but with Ted Gregg. vet
eran running guard. definitely out
and with Jack mickey. stellar
right hslfback. fighting flu germs.
the Tigers are not in top shape.
Two years ago Stadium had
20 come from behind 10 win
III but the game Was such
rugged encounter that the
Tigers were Sunged up for the
balance of the season. Helm
rick expects another bruising
battle this Saturday.
The Tigers entrain Friday morn
Ing. arriving in Walla Walla about
4 p. m. and will stay overnight
after the game. leaving for home
Saturday morning.
Heinrich listed the following
travelling squad Thursday:
Ends-Parker Buck. Frank Gin !
ton. Bud Boyd, Gene Mitchell. /
Tackles-Rsy Hagen, Bob John 4
Son, Bill Buck, Bud Sanders. :
Guards Dick Hiltbrunn. Sandy
Johnson, Warren King, Dick Carl
son.
Centers-Joe Boyle, Bill Lyness,
Bill Murphy.
Qusrterbacks-Don Lee. Dayton
Msltby. Harry Gust.
Fullbacks-Psul jacobson. Jerry
Bennatts.
Halfbacks - Chuck Fain. Gene
Lambert, Harry Mansfield. Jack
mickey, Dick Swenson. Ed Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-03

stanford Use and UcLA Won
their eonfsrsnes openers last
week. defeating Oregon. Oregon
STATE. and washington state. re-
spsetlsely. California ard wash
iastOn are making their first oon-
ference stsrts a ths year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Tickets Going Fast For Carmen To
Be Presented By Negro Opera Group

Tickets arc in great demand for
Bizct's Carmen in English version
which will he given at the Detroit
institute OF Arts on Thursday, June
IL and Friday, June IL, at $50
o'clock in the evening. The artistic
director and conductor. Stuart +.
PgEins. assisted by Ivy kostin, is
in charge Of the opera. Quite a BIZ.
II interest is being created arcrS
Detroiters as we'll as other cities
Rex White Of the Detroit News and
also the Life Magazine have taken
pictures Of thc cast In action.
Mrs Mile Hynson, founder and
manager. has received kilograms
from Maestro Frederick Naio one
OF the conductors OF the Metropoli-
tan opera company in New York
city. and Mary Caldwell Dawson.
president Of the National Musicians
Association, Inc, that they will be
here 10 witness the production.
Eva Jessye and other prominent
artists from different places viii
be on hand to hear Carmen.
Characters
Carmen. Gypsy FGirl- Nell Doh
son Plante: Don Jose. Corporal Of
Dragon. - DR.. John W. Moore and
Julius p. Maxwell. Escamilo.
Toreador Joseph Cole: Micacla.
Village Maiden Luberta Wood
fork-Chisholm; Morales. Ifficer
Edward Locket, Frasquita, Com
panion Of Carmen Lena Curry
Shook: Mercedes, Companion OF
Carmen--Alberta Pope Holden:
zuniga. Captain Of Dragons
William Jones: ri Remendado,
Smuggler-- Earl Dean FL Dan
cairo. Smuggler- Edward Locket.
street Sinser-.Dorothy Steeger.
Dragons. Smugglers. Gipsies.
Cigarette-girls. Strect-boys. etc.
The scene Is laid in Spain. about
1920. Carmen. beautiful Spanish
girl. desires all OF the young men
OF the district to fall At her feet In
alteration. She sees that a Briea-
der tDon JOSEF does NOT appear
TO he captivated by her charms.
throws her flowers At his feet.
Micaela. a village girl. arrives on
the scene with a letter 10 Don Jose
from his mother Don Jones is at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Youth GROUP
|Raps Verdict Of
|ziegler Jury
Assembly Will
Support Others In
Appeal Fight

Scoring the conviction .. is-y.,,
old James Zieeler qsaq coosr,.
as "a gross miscarrlae. ~ Justice
the executive hoard 81 mo D.r,,,
Youth Assembly wen IN rseo..
al its last meeting 10 ipport n.
plan devised by the Nsional N.
gro Congress the Nasonal Ass,
citation for the Adyancsmsn, Il,
Colored People. and tie Civil
Rights Federation 70 continue N,
fight to save ziegler
Ziegler was sentenced las, wm.
10 Is years 10 25 years hy Record.
ers Judge John V Brennan
The members Of ne Eaecu,,
Borad charge the stare aih pr,.
senting flimsy evidence and A
forced confession 10 obia.n ths
conviction OF ziegler.
Following the criticism II n.
verdict OF the jury EDDIE Toln
chairman OF the Assemble sad;
Once again the Federal Goytr..
ment stands condemned for n
failure 10 stamp out I'm fgousu
in the army and navy and for IL
silence on the anil-iYreairg bill
and the anti-poll tax hii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

hrst indifferent TO the beauty OF
Carmen. but just as he is about TO
succumb 10 her loneliness reads the
letter imploring him TO devote him.
self 10 Micaela. so he resolves 10
stifle his sudden passion.
Carmen gets into a quarrel with
ore CT the girls who works with
her, and IN the melee wounds the
other girl She IS neld in custody
by Don Jose but bewitches him and
manages 10 escape. Don Jose how
ever Is imprisoned for his part in
the escapade.
Escamllo. victorious bull
fighter OF Granada. arrives and is
also enamored by Carmen who CO.
quettish as usual neither repulses
nor accepts him.
Two smueglers. FL Dancairo and
FL Remcndado. persuade Carmen
TO induce Don Jose to Join their
band and upon his arriySf on the
scene. enraptured at sfcing Car
men again, Is tempted TO stay.
In the meantime an officer en-
tiers the inn and stung by the pre-
ference shown Jose by Carmen.
ordered him out. In the scuffle that
follows the officer is made prison
cr and Carmen and Jose escape 10
the mountains.
Escamillo. who has pursued
Carmen To the hideoui upon find
ing Don Jose there is about 10 Get
in night with him when Carmen
and the smueglers rush In and
separate the two.
Micaela, who has sought Don
Jose out. informs him that his
mother is dying and asks that he
leave Carmen and hasten to her
bedside. Carmen, whose love has
waned. follows Escamillo TO the
bull fight at Seville. Don Jose fol-
lows however upbra ds the faith
less Carmen who refuses his pas
sionate appeal and filings his love
token al his feet.
Don Jose. maddened by Garments
exclamation OF Joy Al the populace
nroclaiminr the triumph Of Es-
camille and tho bull fight stabs
her In The heart and she falls dead
AZ the feet OF the victorious Esca-
milo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Vas been made possible by your ac-
nen.
NoFcrfielcss We realize that the
Job o, unioniIauon OF The Ford
Workc,, has Just begun. despite the
tremendous vote OF confidence Civ
en- the JAW According to the tab
nauorv OF the Ford vote. one out
cs every three workers at Rouge
IS is opposed 20 your program
.'1r 'aho and many of those who
'eied Go nay doubtless prove un-
Ne'hy Of yoar union.
Win these facts in mind, VIC
seriously urge that you at once
broaden and intensity your educa-
iioHal program for all the workers
anu particularly for those of our
group who have a sinsularly un-
fortunate Labor history through
the Observation-Disclosures OF the found
ers Of the AZ. % J.. and those
WHO direct It's activities today.
we have been disappointed IN
The progress made by the Ford Or
ganizng Committee among Negro
workers Many resources. includ-
ing The good Viii Of important Ne
gro leaders and organ cation, have
been neglected or sought only Al
the last possible moment.
We want the Negro 70 feel that
he IL definitely a part OF the work
CTS movement 10 rca lie that cdu-
cation on the part OF your organi-
zaiion IN cooperation with all pro-
sressive groups, Will aid in making
democracy work in all departments
Of our national and local life
Our interest is your interest,
Rev. Charles A. Hin.
Chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
.Confab Opens
Friday Night In
WWJ Studio
Next Meeting
Slated Saturday
At Lucy Thurman

Mrs Bculah Whithv welfare SUI
pcrvsor and Mrs Geraldine Bled-
SOC. field worker for the Michigan
State Emnloymoni office. will he
Two Of the principal speakers at
TIE two-dav conference TO inform
girls az business and professional
opportunities open 20 them
The conference opens Friday
nieht In the Auditorium Studio Of
WWJ-The Detroit News and is
sponsored jointly nv Alpha Kappa
Alpha sorority and the Home In
stituie Of The News The program
will heein az ga p
Mrs Whifhv will speak on "Oc-
equations of Tomorrow and Mrs.
Bledsoe viii talk on opportunities
for colored girls in Detroit
The program Saturday will be
held AZ Lucy Thurman Branch Of
the YwCA.
The programs are designed TO
assist Young girl graduates In find
mig employment and choosing Cd
equations Mss catherine Grind
ley placement counselor with the
Detroit Board ~ Education, will
give an illustrated talk on atti-
'ude, dress and department. in
applying for position.
4 chorus ~ girls from the Ivy
Leaf clgh. Wayne university pied
goes 81 AKA. viii sing un er
he direction OF Miss Evelyn Sol
ONION Music will he furnished by
the MonarcNs OF Rhythm, led by
James Priest
Tickets for the Friday evening
program NAV he obtained without
charge az The News al branch Of
fices In the General Motors and
Majestic buildings or many be re-
served hv ealing Randolph 1000
The post cards sent in by the girl
sraduaies have hccn checked by
tho committee consisting Of Hortha
Priest Frances Galloway, Geral-
dine Blcdsoc Cora Brown. and
Erncstrc walker. and every phase
o' work they have indicated will
be touched. including a rather new
fcld FOR characterization.
The committee found il interest
in- 10 note the comments Of the
girls on their cards as 70 the. grand
opportunity this is for them. Tn
III recently this information was
not made available 10 everyone
one just didn't know the opportuni-
tics open. As FAR rs girls were con-
cerncd IL was either teaching or
social work, usually teaching To-
day among other fields girls arc
making about all types OF office
work. medical technology and oc-
cupdt.onal therapy
The committee issued stale
mont this week in which It was
made known that high schcol girl
Graduates who did not send In their
cards but would like TO attend thu
conference. can do so by telephon-
INK Trinity 2-3957 Friday between
the hours 81 two and fiye and reser
vaiions will be made for Friday or
Saturday