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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Skihs, Padres
Hot on Heels
Only Three Genes
Ahsod Of pursuess

II. sacramento csr1sn.l4 wke
have rs~r hresssaa n froaf a -
F&sifle casst l<srue 81 s~anea.
eu<e - To-Day aed f.en1 Seattle
ana s<a pz~se n<eatsteR ho< -
ne n~<ss sf th<tr neebs. ssrA saly
thFe~ games s<kkad
Ths Cardinals got ext ~ 80
ussae VIA ts~sr ave- end ~
snart sna - . - s~vs>a u>oftis
ssrs - ~ k>stiaa ferslan<L fsvs
games n t~e. asn rfsnetsrs ienn
fIvs eus - sss freu tfeiiywun1
snd oaslsns tees ths f.cs Anasl~s
series. "a
- Dteg~ e1lmns>1 ~
s1ssahtss - Ns<v~rup~ss ~tso
. asshts- h~>1es 30 ys.serS1ng.
- ssa 81 ~ ftsss $500
~>~s ~ b~s1sss h~e.ps -
rsars 10000 ~ . 10Y -
ss~siua. s1t<eps Ws1py ueopee
80 he s~~s~s 80 - - 49,
N - s~<~ea $500
seattle b>at rn<ttaa6 - onA
ths sssssa game go vslne6 sus.
me are ssas wsnt e1iy - ~
ninss esfn<e u rsln<d. seattle eue
. t~e-rus Issd ~ the fsrsx whsa
oatflsIdsr MI N<fhes~a hnnepp1
~isA ore ahr~fa ~ reetsnn1
asvsr got ahead
0Assg Tuxu
Ths Beavers msn1es1 h ~ n
lr ths f1sst half Al sAs third WIN
thsse runs including Ted Nr<sess'o
homer. nus Seattle $500 thres n
The last half ~ the lnnzng ~
The WANING sasssn.
IT, s~tsv~~ssse - rpuDr
es.~s a~ais. ~ nove -
siss sus - sns>s - -
ua~sss. swevt shs1s eanas ~
easa fv~n oo~llvw~sA - -
81. ~ ~ nsss snns -
n~~ts s~s ~ . - ~ -
essty. n ~ ssp~n1 Qnnne
shs ssess 90 ~ ao~ses puas-
sss n ths slssh lesono ~
Nss swss - I'VE hlss
fas Angeles ard oshiasA se1il
thssr i.alos asy a.uhis. hssdes. ~
Asesis taxing the fssst - ~
the csAs the s~sana. ia TED
Oakland essors hslpsa the Anosla
~ia ths sp~nsr during . frsr-sua
rally IN The faursh OAKLAND 81
revenge N the nlxhtasp. rotiiaG
ap 80 runs In the FIRST sansas.
WIN thrse ~~~hs Ie<1 n ~
regular s~sssn. ths ssssns o vsGnl
back 10 wosh tonight. oanFa
msnts plays 81 Oakland. La A
gssss 81 seattle. eoa ptsoe 3
Hollywood snd nsu rsanesere =
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Idaho Tennis
Titles Decided

n0taE. sAs.--vrssh nshnss.
salt Lake CITY. to-day Md ~
ssnstss CROWN ~ the a36 aeaeaj
idaho tennls Tournament.
the zo-ysss-ald unlvsrsssy -
Utah racquet star whipped . feb
isv Salt f&ser. fsnn Hnehwpod.
81. al. 80 u repeat vietcvsns ~
scored IN tsss and itto
4 s~sss ~ s~sesis nssenpvss
nea~ss ss< nssnss1 tD<mne.
hslA me wsss's A~sssles s1>te ~
s~se~siss sG~asss 80 ow~s
H.ssis. salt saAs uty. -
lie. ~. 81. 81 n Sutss1
1ssssss ~s~s ~ Ds~ u1ssa.
rssss, tisaA. - ses& osee
e4s~sls. sstas. 49, snsns1 49,
msssls go oo~1en nonsoons
n.sss. -. 80. 81.
hlss hartsn ssesysrsd IN seefe
~omsas slnsiss titis shs iszse -
,ssr By sefsatlnE tbs dsfssdkn1
nhsmpsnn, Mss. odsiia. 81. "a
Margaret Jseassss. no,ss. -
Mr. 10 Fas Walker. klmbssiy.
seossd . ss. 81. - victory svss
Miss Martin snd Mrs ksisiia -
~sn ths ~smsn . 1oassss ssswn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
BOWLING

Tacoma ha~iefs with eolv sns
sssk remaining n~fnrs the start
af IN. ssasoH. a.. .y<sns The eur.
fsns wess with . let - interest
Many - the leagues are sasa-
plstsiy erssnlsssi. nat fw eshsfs
there ssill remain. snaeh Ia aecom.
pllsh e>fors IN. foul lire refsrss
bls~s hls whistle 10 sssnsfy the
campaign 10 On
Practically al iesas~s start
pay neat wess. VITA che Ia
sassstsi s~sxus sna ihs 9aas<s
circuits leeaisu ssf - Nsa<ny
night
Three circuits have msetlnss
scheduled for Tonight re Cali
scum rportsmea meet 81 The
broadway Sport Center ~ 7 30.
followed by the Essly nssds ~ha
convene ~ o'clock. An import
ant meeting sf the X street Nss-
chants pinmsn 10 10 10 held ~ the
Play Nor alleys taalsht ~ .
o'elork.
Cresss.ws Iessss hswssss
VIII ssil shess regularly sreee-
sl~d watches tnstuhs 81 NJ
Wlway ara Coliseum si,sss
ana wsil sh.st Oft . pastpss~d
match Thsvsass slsAs ~ ~
Gelis<ssu aileys. ~ssh ssssA
Avenue ana nusssu ssstsisa
sseh other.
two league meetings viii tAhs
place Wednesday night. President
Lee unrrisoa ~aii call tossthsr the
Century league ho~lsrs ~ the
Coliseum alleys and the c1assis
circuit wili flnlsh organising fns
the season al the Play Nor alters
Play Nor Commercial issaus
plnmsn must decide what the,
want 10 do this year ~ : msstinu
10 he held at the Play Nor alley
Thursday night.
wednesday sight % ths
Coiiseum aiieys TIE new
wlse~ier Osseed isaasss sassess
. preliminary sssses - ssssb-
lish averages.
One league starts thls week. IN
Broadway womsns circuit cpsn
ing It's campaign Thursday ~
o'clock with 10 fully organizes
tssrns ready for the ~hlstls.
In addition Ia the events listed
thsrs ~lii be nsmsrsss spssia
matches and tssm pFsotses Sc
slons IS tbs irssndlsSs strive In Hs
In stride faf the grand lssEa'
openings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Pitt Sieelers
Win Grid Tilt
FORBES FIELD. PITTSBURGH

fOhbE> y tEl@b, I'll Nbl nun
A long pass in the third period
brought a to o victory to the
Pittsburgh Steelers over the De-
troit Lions yesterday afternoon in
a charity exhibition football game
before 1000 fans.
The two National league profess
sional football teams. slowed down
by the late summer heat wave
in their first game OF the season.
vent scoreless in the first half.
But, In the third period.
Jack Noppenberg, steeler
tail back. flipped pass IS
yards 10 Jay Arnold, who
snagged II on Detroit's five,
fell a. he made the catch but
got up to cross the Lions
goal. Jack Sanders booted
the extra point from place
ment.
Twice the Lions tried field goals
tn the second quarter. once by
whizzer White from the 36-ysrd
line and the second time BY Han
nemsn from the 24-yard marker,
but both were wide.
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FIRST RACE - ssss. saaimins; }.
yesr-olas foaied In Washington. 81
me Klondis.r uos) sso ,zso % 50
Prince Box tiisj -. zeo 80
jockeys ia order ID Dodson.
Gray. Time ] % 2-s. Lsdy Wait.
hi ke<, Glad Fraud
SECOND hAcE-tsosf claiming, D
year-olds and up; . fuTlonEs.
Eys KnocseF u0D sioe - 90 - 10
~ NJ. hsa seq s.t3 do:,. $40 sss99
JOCKEYS IN order n Warner.
Gray. a HQWrY Time. / ID Dotty
BreeBock oola Norm. Lady HiiikA
Glorious Hill
THIRD hAff--s5D5. claiming for
s-yrsr-olds and up; 0 fuflonss
ooTdons Oft Gi$l o. 90 ~ % - ~
Ariel oiri 1itj 900. , 30
JOCKEYS 10 order u Da4nEsn O.
Burns " Woods Time ia -
Mica Hocs Silver Treason. ChfysSls
R4nton. Crack MORTGAGE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
nAnrN aolk noss

~ Msfshflsld today hsld ms
ssrtnsfn California sezithssn ore.
goa sslf championship fsf ms
aecofd stFsigh, year hshsn Ia
fsaiea aIys Merritt 81 Hossssfs
% a rain SOAKED fissa yesterday.
IL ssd 30
Hsasn finished tbs FIRST - holes
II ths eoafsss with = ons under
par seors II - % -. sbiis Ass-
rist 49, shooting . si-to a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Barnett Wins
5OO-Mile Race

OAKLAND. Cal.-Ed Barnett Of
South Gate. Cal. drove his Hood
Special 10 victory yesterday in the
annual 500 mile Oakland Speed
way classic.
He finished In sir hours. So
minutes and IS seconds, aver
aging IS miles per hour.
Res Bray. as. Los Angeles, was
killed on the 3O4th lap when his
Hisso Special plunged through the
crash wall.
Barnett took the lead st ASS
miles from Tex Saunders Of South
Gate. who finished in second place.
C.. Figone. San Francisco, was
third
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a Batted for Terry in ninth.
b Ran for Haslin in ninth
AanF. D.. InnHnn.

score d. innings
Sacramento -. 100 oo3 600 600
San Diego ...... oO3 600 Dol Oo4--s
Summary - Winning pitcher. Pill
lette. losing pitcher. HollinEsworth.
innings pitched. by Turoeville 2 plus.
Terry 2. a. bat off Tlrbeviiie 10
Terry 80; runs scored. of Turbeville
8. Terry 4 hits. off Turbeville 8
Terry 7. runs responsible for Tlirbe-
VILE 3. Hollingsworth 4 Terry 4.
bases on balls. off Turbeville 5 Hol-
lingsworth J. Terry 4 Pillette /:
struck out. BY Tlirbeville l. Hol-
hngsyorth G. Terry 8. PilIette a. left
on bases. Sacramento g San Diego 8
two-base hit Martin. three base nit.
Handley. home runs. wieczorek. MAJ
zera. sacrifice hits. Sturdy. Gutter
idge Pillette stolen bases Gutter
idge. Martin. D~tofe Handley runs
bstted in. Hsndley Geribaloi. Jen-
sen 2 Adams. Wieczorek 2 McDon-
aid Aszzers 4 double plays. Mar
shall 70 Gutteridge Visczorsk 70
STURDY 20 Handley. PellAsrlni % Jor-
dan 20 Mcdonald
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

The Tacoma Pacing Pigeon club
COMPUTED the fret bali - N
young bird race season with
race from CthsiiO. a distance q
100 miiss. Dudley Dean took inst
honors and Howard Olsen second.
Results in yards PER minute
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Dwight Scheyer
Lands Grid Job

sN0nOsItstf. Nash. Dwight
B1hsysf, former wsshsssioa state
eollsss football and saes stat.
va. named today 10 coach feosbail
at BuDnomlsn hlxh seh1sei. ana
Floyd Iiiess. shs attended Central
Washington College ~ kf'sastien
al kIlsnshrs. ~.s sppSaasss has
k~fbail seseh.
sehsysf coached last year 81
Isoaisiso. snd Hieks e1sshsd ~ "
John. They ~iii saessa Lassfns
oilssy ard Jehn Mics. eao vii
had sesasmse departments acre.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Picks His WI
,All-Siar Club

aFOnANE. ws.h- rive players
from rskins. foas from naiem
ard three from ysneeuyss weso
nominated b. sns apeA.ns chses-
lais ssdsy fsf posisions - ~
western fsssssasisasI iessps 81
star team 10 play tns spnnnns
indians In . pat seAscn bssanaa
ssfsss hsts s~pt :
rhss~ nm hsss~< o6ten~vs
ssss isesssssa n ~ nnemp
k~esns<. nss~ksjs EAisss -
gsss.sa s~td. 'sfhe be<1nas
ts-s ssa's hit Ne ssusnDn~A'
Tbs tssm
blil Ez~>~. Yakima. first hsse;
Efsa f-ansfsfe. asism. sseond base;
salssdoss Madrid. rskim4. saort-
stop. Rag ortsix. vsnesassr. Third
base. ftoy rounhsrs. rsksms: nlll
John@oa. Yskisax: aasaa JaFIer.
gsneeusss. sasfisidsss. Adsna.
sslsa. catcher. kAg Hsisef, baIems
Al l<ln. Yakima o. Cspeaiav.
salsn pca Oshcxns. vsneeuvsss
pitchers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

The Tacoma sportsmsns 1850
citation VIII hold a regular meeting
Wednesday night At . O'Clock. The
Visual dutch lunch viii prevail
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Totals ...-... "a z 3 ls
Bstteo for Munger IN sixth.
rotas


h@crsIenb .-ss.+....- III 80 ~
San Diego ...--s-s.... 600 GO IA
Summkry-Losins pitcher. Munger.
innings pitched. By Munger 8. a. Dat.
of Munger -. rum scored. off Kun
ger ,. hi1 of Munger & runs re-
sponsibis for Munger ?. HsDsrt !,
struck out. o. Munger BeD<rt =
eft on bsses Sacramento san
DECO !. SO csss hits D<tcfe
STURDY thnee -oss< hif Martin ssc-
riflc< hts Pstcnetf Ggtt>Tiese. Nun
ger STURDY. rum ostteo IN. Martin.
sturdy. D<tore. double plsT. Jordan
% Pellegrini 70 AcDonGsc time.
LIS, umplres. DorA1 aEe Panama
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Totals ....3e II ~ ii
Batted for Buxton In eighth.
b Batted for Rigney in eighth.
-
scors by Innings

Oakland .+.......... 600 ZOO 10
I,os Angeles ....... 20s Dol Ola
SummsrY--LosinR pitcher. Buxton
innings pitched by Buxton 7. 81
bat. off Buxton 2e. nuns. OFF Barton
Z hits. off Buxton Q. runs retpon-
sibie for. Buxton 4 Mulligan bases
on balls. off Buxton 8, Mallory =.
struck out. by Buxton Mallory J.
hit by pitcher, Holm by Buxton. left
on bases, Oakland ~, La Angeles
2. passed ball. Campbell /: two-base
hits. Schuster q. DrYaurs 2. 1auby.
home run. Moore. sscrifioe hits.
Stamper Mallory: runs batted In.
Moore q LowreY. Tktum. Campbs H.
RaimoDoi Buxton. Stamper ?. Chap
man. doubl. plays. Christoff 70
Luby. Schuster to Stsmper 70 Holm
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,tted Tor Hoover IN eighth.
stfed for weldon IN ninth.
San WHANTNEEn

Score hy tnninEs
HOLLYWOOD ....... 900 ola o7o-s
san Francisco ...... leo $40 oON=l
Summsry-Wlnnins pitcher. ssats.
losing pitcher Bithorn. innings
pitched. BY Bithorn a., seats ~
81 bat. off Bithorn ls. seats Is hits.
OF Bithorn 5. seats q. runs scored
off Bithorn Z seats 3. runs rcspon-
sihle for. Bithorn q, sesn ;. Wei
don / struck out. hy blthorn !,
SEATS 4. weldon ;. Joyce I bases
on balls. of Bithorn 2 Seats :. Wei
don 4 home run, fernandez two
q runs bstted IN. Hoover. rrosNr
Fernandez. ooorablkn 2. osrodovski.
GRAY Diekshot. Brovis. Schultz. dou-
bic plays Schultz 20 Hoover to Graz
Seats 20 Fernandea 70 Pain.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

HOLLYWOOD ...-.s...... ypu wv =
san Francisco ......... 600 100 ID
summAry--Losing pitcher. Pearson
innings pitched. BY Pearson. plus
At bat off Pearson 20: hits, of Pear
son 6. runs scored. OFF Pearson Z
Joiner q runs responsible for. Pear
son 4. Epperiy /, Joiner /, struck
out. by Epperly 9 Joiner 1. bases
on balls. of Pearson 3 Epperly a.
runs bstted IN. ooorsbian, Trower
Holder q, Brovia Epperly, Sveeney.
three base hifs. Fernandez. Holder
two base hit. Uhalt. sacrifices. White.
Partee. stolen base, D4ckshot.
lFirst Ghmf1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

los AaoELEs
c Fan for stins "a sssenth
score b. Innlnss

b B4tted for Flsuxbsf IN seFeDth-
{ Ran for etlHs IL seventh.
score b. Innlnss
Oakland ........... co 80 Oh
LoE AuEs Is -.s-.... GO III =
summary - Los3ug pitcher. Prlm
innlEgs pitched ~ Prinn - Totafo
a. BAT off Prlm is TotArc q rum.
of Prln s Totkro , his. of Prim
7 TotATo D runs resoofaslcls for
Prir 9. Chslial Tctaro =. oAses On
BALI. of Pr4m Z. Eo-afc ! ftraek
out. 81 PTim :. Cneilui = Eild piteh
Prsn. F1sHghsr. EFT On DAs<s. Oak
land &. Los snsesss 9 tEo- baA< hits
Cucnf cb<Hni Jstum 2. eflns
tnFes-b&se ut Conroy. hons run.
ConfoT. Elsnsy. Luoy rans bat.<d
In IAuby. Cuckt. Chapman Confoy
3 RlsnsY 2 Luoy. cb<liEi Z Y.susnsF.
STOREY. SlAnp>r.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
PioneerLeague


The Ogden fs0s won t~s i4sbssr
day games 70 gain slightly Ca iss
Isalss rlYb, Dat ths I'iloss fsm4lss1
comfortably IN ths i1onssr is4sus
lssa BY dividing . pair ~ holiday
sngounfsfs
Ths H<as sssssss Sundays
doslis isss ~ i.kiar s.it
LAKE az snd 81. Esi.s had
10 20 ~ isaIsgs before sqsss~s-
log ssf IS ain sssr Tsia
Falis 10 Mondays speess. ard
sisamp~d b~diy N fh~ sighl<~p
for = 80 Ge~t.sy shstsst.
Tfs Iasho Fails kusssts defeat
sd Poesfsiso tss7 N TIA first game
Of = doubls .ssa1sr bat ths Cards
cams hack 10 even ths score slth
an lis triumph.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
Lonqacres Results

ioLHIu HAtl--a4es; claiming fsf
1-fsaf-oids ana up. sn. 'all.
Idis l-,a pis9 ......see 90 .. 20 s
no Ssfs'i X w.iss Ss'' 4im.' 'fs % u
b1oss ras.,. fis'as s,iss. ias III
urTu m.cr secs sl.lmlns. ..
,sai-oids sna up; ens @iis.
nushins ~ nio $3.50 ~ 30 ~ 40
Jadpyas ulD go. 50" ~
Pair Cloud iill .s.s bfg
Jockeys Ia order n warner. D
I,odson. X orag Tins 20 -
Andy. Jsg A. wssoSsY.
SIXTH m.ir-sses'' claiming tss
3-ysaF.a.sds and mp sns lila miles
Bassn hsy gOel 81 70 ~ - o. 20
Boat - DonnA Zoo TO 20
Jeessys iaoiasr v posin. n ssoas
dAfa. X Watson Time ss as.
ooldsn HuEses. Utincs Lad Green
Tea. Declared Thistle Air. oold Jss.
SEVENTH a.ci -; SOS. seattle
labor %, Handicap ess -. NTH. =.
iadYs Bon CO 80. t7to $40
Rolling Bal tl0sJ d. gfg
Jocssgs ~ ofdsf. y AeCsfmsfs q
Burma W Nopds Time ! - Is
Anthology. Count valiant. cBaitDsn.
rrearn mior. ,iss. ..,..s.sla.
sna %. one lie sailss
queen ifsns aiol % 30 - 90 % %
Dafs Conquest uIay. so si1
LOUIS Morgan lisl 30 20
1a1ssys IN ofasf Burns. u Dslnean.
Gray. Tins. ~ s. Ffss bszft.
Jsigaf cfasE.e River. Fsiss Gee
.i4atoy. o3o Jts1ss
Charlie Rails. The hard. riding
ia from Houston. Teas. bus ist. q
HgomlDx. nontsna. Warrington. s11
49, SsYinis. son ne rsins nssoss
Al ionsaefss ln a sslk-ea = ssIi1D
A Fsfsp - the fisDfss Oh iss
~assn fhaf ~as bssaThf 60 a
sioss on I4ssos Dsy shsssa Nails
ssy oct front sith 81 sissssisr 10
hls ns-fssf eppsussts a. Ths,
spDensnf 10 DaF Dsdssa. iittis
AHhsf nssfT. thsaGs. sss fhs
Tiaier s<nsstlsn Of fhs ssss
On tEs bszss q I've poins fox a
an. t1s fqf tlses ara ees fcs
snos. ~ aetusiig surpassed DIS Dpd-
son ane i11k ia F1Ahsr-ez EDEgfs
% Balls. Tie riains ef H.fssy Qua
can sss also outstanding duslEs tts
seer he Diessd - five sin< Tor sf.s
ssss seoflas fhfss On SO siosins esy.
Mere are gns -saasrs stsEsinss
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rosr pastmAsssr eaa Tan -
hos u aysss - U. = ne6snss
Seeds.
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{ second Camel
HDIIXwnnn

Totals ......27 I els IL
a Batted for Hoover in seventh.
b Bstted for Joiner IN seventh.
Ran for Herman IN seventh.
GAN rH ANTICGn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

AEnxoRD. Os~--aiiserton Esd
e0x today nsId the Oregon state
lsasas bss~n4il championship.
after crushing hsdfofd - 70 8
esfs IA a thinning battle SUNDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03
nAKgs MS MAHk

Jeffrey Lynn. a eoilsxs grad
D2ts. played sa iilitsf.ts IN his
first stage ress.
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Poor Sacs
tPirst GArne)
SACRAMENTO
SAN DIEGO

Totals ....40 4 eK35 10 q
4 Two out when winning run scored
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'rls
lion
her
ID a
-
n ma
out
day
Tyer
vim
an
the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-03

sBa %. one l-is snilss
queen Irene aIol ~ % - 80 ~ %
Dars Conquest ftIaJ. 800 si1
loals MORAN Gisl 40
Io1xsys ~ oTdsf burns. u DlinoAn.
Gray. Tins ! ~ SIS Ffss Heat.
Jsipuf CfoeEse River. Estss Gee
H.ldtog. Olo Jtsoss
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20

March IS will have entertainment
typical Of the oldtime showboats,
and the billiard University Negro
spiritual singers will take part.
The New Orleans Garden Society
will sponsor garden tours to be
staged on four days Of the Fiesta.
There will be other tours OF the
old French Quarter, OF homes
along the St Tammanay Parish
Gold Coast" an Audubon tour TO
ST. Francisville, and reception at
the governors mansion in Baton
Rouge.
"A Night in Old New Orleans"
will be staged in the Vieux Care
one night. Paraders and entertain
ers will wear the costumes worn in
this city when II was the gay south
ern metropolis OF the 10Th cen
fury.
Other features OF the program will
include a concert OF the Jew Or
leans Symphony Orchestra, tours OF
Newcomb and Tulane Universities
with a visit to the Tulane Magyar
department, and a regatta and tea
dance at the Southern Yacht Club.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20
Varied Program Planned For
New Orleans Spring Fiesta

New Orleans, Jan 20 UP -
Opera. carnival. tours OF homes and
gardens, and a Mississippi River
"Showboat Party" will highlight
the New Orleans Spring Fiesta.
The annual fiesta, which has
been heightened from one week TO
two for the first time. begins Sun
day. March IS
The annual carnival al d .Mardi
Gras season ends on Feb IS. The
Spring Festival was made a yearly
affair 10 follow the Mardi Gras sea-
son after the spring gardens begin
blooming.
Cotton will be the theme OF the
1871 fiesta, and that mainstay Of
southern agriculture vii enter
every days program.
The contemporary art displays
will be maintained In Pirates Al
ley. in the shadow of famouj old
ST. Louis Cathedral. throughout the
fiesta. Many artists, both promi-
nent ones and unknowns, take part
in this annual show.
An outdoor musical, indoor art
exhibit, flower show and reception
will occupy the opening day OF the
fiesta. The "Showboat Party" on
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20
VlTAMIN DIPLOMACY

Plans 20 send food 10 France
and Spain suggests that "yitamin
diplomacy may replace the some.
what criticised dollar diplomacy"
OF the United States.
Similar relief policy won this
country many staunch friends dur.
Ing the World War when vast
quantities Of foodstufts and cloth.
ing were shipped 10 war victims
IN Belgium. France and other
areas.
Announcement that shipload
OF medical supplies. dried and can.
ned milk, children's clothing and
Yltamin concentrates will be Der.
mitted through the British block.
ade follows months Of agitation
ana az an opportune time FOR
American diplomacy. The decision
to permit the goods 70 enter IN.
occupied France appears 10 be a
victory for American diplomats
since Great Britain. until recently.
had been adamant in her deter.
mination that no such goods
should pass
Significance is attached 10 the
move because Of reported waver.
Ing on the part OF both France
and Spain as 10 their immediate
future role In the war. 4 big Axis
attack on Gibraltar. might cut of
the British supply line 70 its for
ces IN Libya and furnish relief to
Italian forces IN North Africa.
For such move. Germany
would need the assent and Dos.
sibls cooperation Of Spain as well
as the assent OF the French gov-
eminent at Vichy.
The Red Cross announcement
bassd on the British decision
came Just as william D. Leshy.
new ambassador to France. pre-.
scented his credentials 10 Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain. II coincid.
ed. too. with reports from Vichy
OF Unprecedented hardship in
Paris where a food shortage and
extremely bad weather IL creating
q serious situation II may serve
the double purpose Of relief for the
starving and new troubles for Hit.
Ter.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20
Pick Of the Air Today

National Brosdesstina Company
WV 800, WXYZ. 1910: WI Y.
700 WSPD. 1870; WTAM. l07n:
WGN. 72o. WMAQ. $40. WIS So.
Columbia 5rosdeastins System
WJR go, WOWO. 1850; WBBM,
40.
Mutual eroadesstins System -
ckLW, 100, WLW. 200. and WGN.
Tonight
Tho war NBC 7.l5. CHS sos.
1875 East NBS 10. 1890. NBC
u.
NBc-1.3o Yves 10 3O-Burns
and Allen.
James Melton Concert.
6.30-Marsaret Speaks.
500 T. q Quiz.
l0-u0-Contented Concert.
CBS-7.3O (West ~ 800 Blon.
die.
s.g0-Those We Love;
s.3N-Fields d Hail.
3.0J-Gene Autry In "The Cow.
boy and the Lady"
in.oo-Guy Lombafdo Mus
Mo 3o--rhis is the show;
s.30-True or False.
1890 National Radio Forum
Rep. J. " Mccormack on "Defeus
In tho Emergency.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20

tuesday
The war-NBC 5 q. m. las p.
m; CHS 8 a. m, 6;l5 y. IN: MBS
10. II, 1880 a. m, J.. 2 p. m.
NBC-l:l5-Tony Wons;
4:O0-Backstage Wife,
6:30-Rep. Ham Fish on 'Consti-
tutionsl Power OF Congress to De
care War.
CBS-9.l5 a m. West 2.30 ,.
M School OF the Air;
IL noon Kate Smith Comment;
5:f5 ?. m.-Children Also Are
People
NBc-l2 30 Farm and Home
Hour.
2:OO-Alma Kitcheii Journal.
4.i5-Club Matinee.
MBS-2 3O-Kentucky School Of
the Air.
f:30-sRsdio Gossin club
Short waves Hats Budapest.
1870 List Music; Csc esd Lon
don, $50 Britain Speaks. DJO
DID DC Berlin, $50 Program
0r louisiana: Csc esd GSL Lon
on, lo:00-Democracy Marches.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20

much about turning out good
newspaper copy, so he wasn't very
formidable competition.
II we're due to start another
COMPUB, Professor Friedrich ex-
presses the opinion that Latin
America would be a suitable part
Of the globe for US to begin on.
/ agree with him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20
One Minute Teet Answers

l. DR. Clarence A. Dykstra.
who took a years leave Of absence
from the presidency OF the Uni
versity OF Wisconsin to accept the
job
2 a brimless felt cap With a
colored silk tsssel worn by Mos
lens 1t usually is red
3 Kate Douglas Wiggin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-20
TodaX's Horoscope

The prophesy for todays BIRTH
day children during the next year
is that a time Of ups and downs is
ahead. You will experience I'M
expected gains through elders. but
they will be accompanied by bust
ness worries. II is prognosticated.
You should look TO your health
and expenditures. The child who
is born today will be impulsive.
high-strung and erratic. but also