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The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
Canadian Com- mand Troops At Spitzbergen

OTTAWA, Sept. 8 (P) - Brit ish, Canadian and Norwegian troops, under Canadian com mand recently effected a landing at Spitzbergen, Norway, without interference, to keep German forces in Norway from utilizing, for their own war purposes, the rich coal mines, the National De- fense Headquarters announced. The Arctic island is 500 miles northeast of Norway proper.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
Red Offensiyes Are Said To Be
 Gaining Momentum = RAT Raid
 On Berlin Is Said To Be Heaviest

the struggle, had driven Ger- mans from positions aStr;de the vital highway leading to Lenin- grad.
 On the central front, a Red e7uateroffsns;ve is said gaining momentum, after recapturing sev eral important towns.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
3rd US. Tanker At Vladivostok

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 [P) The third American tanker carrying oil to Russia from the United States arrived this morning at Vladivostok, the Sydney, Austral ia, radio said.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
U. S.-JAPANESE PRESENT STATUE

SAN FRANCISCO - The Jap anese-American Citizens League of San Francisco offered to the city today a 34-foot black gran ite and stainless steel statue created by Beniamino Bufano.
 The sculptor entitled his jut- ting futuristic statue Peace"
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08

but the Japanese-Americans re- named the Tolerance"
 They said they offered the work as an expression of good will from American-born Japan csc. Mayor Rossi said that the offer would be turned over to the City Art Commission
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
Reprisals In Occupied France For Anti Nazi Actions, Make
 Matters Worse, Vichy Admits

occupied zone or the fact that the repriSals are only making things worse. An official govern ment news agency told in its pa- per that "We can expect to see street incidents multiply"
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
BRITAIN TAKES OVER RAIL LINES

LONDON - The British gov ernment announced that it had assumed oontrol over all rail road lines in Britain.
The Nome nugget., 1941-09-08
Former President of Cuba Dead

HAVANA, Sept. 8 (P) - Gen eral Menocal, aged "A, Cuba's president from 1913 to 1921, died yesterday of a digestive ailment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Sturs OF Two lends
at Snoquolmie Bowl

Stars of the ski jumping world
from all sections o. the United
States and Canada are ready for
the National ski jumping tourns-
ment at snoquslmie Ski Bowl Sun
day.
The great Torger Toxic, whose
aerial duel with All Engen should
be one OF the highlights, accom-
panied by Arthur Devling Jay
Rand, George Sherwood. and Stan
ley Benham, coach and manager
for the galaxy Of Norway Ski club,
n. Y. stars, arrived this week
On hand in time to get in a few
practice jumps on the giant olym-
plan Hill are the flying Bietila
brothers. Walter. who beat All
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
PLAY NOR COMMERCIAL.
LEAGUE: PLAY NOR ALLEYS

George Lewis. lssdoff man for
Montgomery Ward. turned in good
games 10 lead the pinmen Of the
" Nor Commercial league
Thursday night with so. His
games were Ia. ise and $50.
The Montgomery Ward team
climbed into first place nv TAX
iuE three points from Maxwell
Petroleum. Model Grin lo.t
three 10 Five Rsldie. and
dropped into second place. two
points behind the Nontss.
Center street Service station
won four from Hammond
Electric Laundry.
Al Losks rolled 200. 20s and
80. 70 turn IN a nice So count
for the Michael Brothers Service
Station. Jim Resms, anchor man
on the team. finished his series
with 2l6. high single Of the
matches. His total was S2o.
The Montgomery men rolled
21l9 for the best team total
and alS for the best team ain
gle. les Hallett turned In Ssl
for the best score Of the Man
well quintet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
BROADWAY woMEN's
LEAGUE, BROADWAY ALLEYS

Mueller Harkins ladies steamed
I'D in the matches Of the Broad
way Womens league Thursday
night TO take the high individual
scoring honor of the evening and
set two new team records for the
entire season.
Margaret Sch o enbachler.
leading off, rolled 1872. 1875 and
1871, for a big 49s total. The
team rolled 900 In Its second
game for q new high team
single and finished with ZOOS
for q new high total.
All members of the team were
over 400. Miss lehman rolled 473.
Doris Barry 424. Miss Resch 402
and Madge Rossick 4o6. The
scores were made without handi-
cap.
MANY Of the Broadway
ladies were well over the 400
mark. AMY Bergen rolled
45s. 10 Porter 4S3. and Jrn-
ME Barcott 450 for the higher
scores.
Results: Thomas Roofing I
Broadway o. Mueller Harkins 4
Mckinley Radio q: Alvs Roberts
Insurance 4. DAYS Tailored Wear
q: Bratrud Insurance ;. Central
Bank ! Bros dwsy Beauty Salon
!. Beaver Lumber I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Luihers Face
Logger Quint
Contest Will Open
AT Seven O'clock

Ths collegiate basketball title II
Tacoma gees on the block this Fri
dsv al Lincoln high gyu.
And is no minor championship
which will Be a. stake since Pa
cific Lutheran Glsdiators are the
leading team in the winko league
and the c. ?. 8. Loggers are the
seeond place quintet in the North
west Conference.
Once before this season the
6lsds and the oggers tangled
and the Glads won hy ten
points. hut that was before
either team had played any
league games and shortly
after the Loggers had lost
Harry Werbiskey.
With the game transferred 10
the larger Lincoln gym because Of
Homecoming festivities at Pacific
Lutheran, the hoop fray is highly
important TO the Lutherans.
The game will start at
o'clock. one hour earlier than
usual. The shift ahead was
made by the Lutherans 80 a.
IN place the game a. the open
Ing gun In the homecoming
program.
Both Lutheran Coach Cliff Olson
and Logger Mentor Stuart Parks
expect TO start their regular line
ups. which will probably be:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Sumner Fans
Reserve Seat
Spsciol Spot for
puYollup Observes

fssvsns reserved . -spe<iai sess-
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
PENN SALT LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Paul krehbiel's 80 was the best
score in the matches OF the Penn
Salt league on the Play Nor alleys
Thursday night krehbiel tied
with Dinty Boyd and Dave Bod
dngton for the high single game.
each of The three trundlers roll
ing 1856.
Office won four from Operators
and Wypen split even with Plant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
REII.S-A
AT BELL GYM

Marking the final Bellsrmine
game in the city series, Lincoln
Abe. engage Bellarmine Lions in
the West End gym tonight In
doubleheader midget and varsity
basketball program starting at I
o'clock.
II will be the final opportunity
for Coach Hank Haug's under
manned but ,crappy Lion squad
TO register a city series victory in
1871.
But 10 Lincoln. fighting
with It's back 10 the wall " u
hopes To tie for the city title,
the game Is q real test. The
Abes must win or see Stadium
Tigers automa tically walk In
with their 12th successive Ia
coma championship.
The Bells expect To have Ed
Caller back for tonight's game
after the rugged center missed
the Roy game because of illness.
Coach John Kennedy has been
printing the Abes for a week for
tonight's game and his squad is
in fine shape.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Cougar Just
About Safe

EUGENE. Ore. Oregon States
slim hopes Of catching up with
the northern division. Pacific
Coast conference leader. Washing
ton state. were dashed by Univer-
sity Of Oregon. 37-3s. befor, $500
fans last night.
The Wsbfest beat off q first
half oregon state lead. spared on
equal terms lats IN the second
period. and won In q driving finish.
Andrews sank two free throws 10
gain the victory
The halftim. tally favored
Oregon State. 22-2o Msndie Of
Oregon stat. led scorers With II
points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Coast Ski
Meet Opens

YOSEMITE. Cal. The ssth an.
nusl Pacific Coast intercollegiate
SKI meet today opened its thres
days Of competition with ia
skiers from Is colleges entered In
tho racing and jumping events
University 81 California. De.
Tending champion. and uniser.
atty ef Mashingses were
favored o. win the team cham.
pionship. individual stars In
the meet iacIode Hlll Resiiin
and Carl Men Of Washington.
Eito" Biasier and Fells BERT
axns of Washington state. and
John Numbers NJ Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

slalom race At the present time.
the club decided To combine the
race for the Ski Bowl-racomA Day
trophies with the club champion
ships on March 30.
To investigate possibilities
NJ n spring ski dance. fre>i-
dent Howie Clifford appointed
Mrs. Him Collins. Marshall
Perrow and Marjorie Jacob
sen ~ n committee.
Colored motion pictures. festur-
ing ski classes Of Jim Parker. OF
otto Lsng's ski school several sea-
sons ago, were shown by Marshall
Perrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
RAGTINE MINED DOUBLES
PIA'. NOR ALLEYS

A ragtime mixed doubles tour
nament starts at the Play Nor
alleys today and will run until mid
night March 30, Manager Curly
Wilson has announced.
Bowlers may shoot at any time.
Handicap will be rs per cent and
scratch 200 A Is cent entry fee,
in addition to bowling. will go for
prize money. There will be a prize
for every five entries
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

rt.NnNsntHa. " Va Billy
Cam. flxht-hssvyS-isht eHsmpssn.
Scored = technical snockouf over
Ira Hughes. rittshufxh Nexrp. 81
Carmichael auditorium last night
~ the firsf % several non.tifls
-tune-ur- bouts ~ th< Champion
nesefs - meets "a fsnnis n tas<.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE
BRoADN ALLEYS

George Pike doomed out SsT
score Thursday night for the best
mark In the Odd Fellows league.
His games were i72. 2i2 and ia.
South Tacoma won four from Ia
coma Camp. Rainier won three
from East Tacoma Camp, and
Fern Hin won three from East
racoms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
PLAY NOR LADIES LEAGUE
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Frances Lusief continued her re-
cent fine pinwork in the Play Nor
ladies league with 464 total.
including games Of IA, ia and
l+s. Mary Leicester. a teammate
also rolled well, scoring All.
Alien Plumbing won three
from johnson Candy and PLAY
Nor Lunch won four from
Federal Bakery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Ry lean HUDSON

From the four points of the compass SKI fans will
by train and automobile TO the Snoquamie Ski Bowl Sun
day the jumping champions battle il for top
honors.
The gigantic 0ympan Hill is reported to be in excellent
shape and all week Joe Guberson and his have been
busy connecting Just the right combination of powder
and old corn snow TO make the fastest take-off.
II will not be surprise if the 273 foot record Is broken
but bad break weather at the last minute
to such hopes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
HITTING the Old Head Pin

Thursday WITH a sos total. inelud-
ing games - is. is snd les.
Eric Person rolled as. Stanley
Steehins as and Raw Parker .sS.
for other good scores Office won
three frem Frame and shipping
won three from Nil.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
BRO ADuay ALLEYS

The Early Birds league will re-
sumo play on the Broadway alleys
Sunday At noon. after two
weeks rostponement on account
q the City tournament secre-
isrv Yvonne Johnson announced
FRIDAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
RANK or CALIFORNIA
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Yves Lees and Ernie Stowe won
the monthly doubles tournament
Of the Bank of California pinmen
on the Broadway alley. Thursday.
each shooting $40 and with 1862
pins handicap. registering an even
1900 Don Williams and Neil
Leslie were second with ll15.
Leslie rolled 233 for the high
single and 5s7 for he high total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
The first Bowl special will
leave Tacoma nj Sis a. m. ar
irving at Snoq,iaimie sill Bowl
At II 80. The jumps are sched-
uled to begin At p. m.

Engen on points the day that
Toxic jumped 273 feet at Leaven-
worth; Roy. who won last Sundays
Glass A honors at 1shpeming.
Mich. when Walt fell on one jump.
and Ralph. who set new National
Class c record OF 225 feet on Sui
eide Hin IN the sama daV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
CITY EMPLOYEES
MINED DOUBLES

The second of a series ~ hsndi-
cap mixed doubles from the bowl
ing group Of CITY employees will
be rolled on IN. Broadway alleys
Saturday afternoon at / o'clock.
Eight couple. are already enrolled
for the meet Bill Demsrest and
Claudia Frary ar. the committee
In charge and have extended an
invitation for all city workers.
with ests bli.hec averages. 10 take
part m the tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

Some ~ the experts Toxic, En-
gen. Mikelson. Sig INLAND. others
were at the ski bowl yesterday.
they'll he there today. and Satur-
day. practicing and getting the feel
Of the Eill for the big try on sun
day.
Walt Beitilla Of the Wisconsin
Hooters, who has at times beaten
Engen. will be there, too, in class
A competition.
The bows who'll jump for class
v viii not be hard 10 take, either.
several of them come hut q hairs
breadth from rating A classifica-
tion. Among the veterans who
have outgrown age limits from
class A VIII be Ole Tyerdal. always
a performer worth watching.
In class n Adolf Dahl. Ray Iob-
ersli. Hugh Bauer and Carl B~eh-
doli. jr.. Of Lake Tahoe, should
shine.
The Milwaukee expects 1000
persons on hand for the meet, so
it's a good bet the people who
want to ski on Sunday will prob
ably have 10 TAX. back seat or
we miss our guess.
Like magic novice skier. from
spots other than Tacoma popped
into the picture last sunday and
gave the local guys and gals =
run for their money. Although
Tacoma skiers are still well mp In
point Of standing for the season.
the,'II have 10 work hard 10 hang
onto their lead. when the final
percentages are figured.
Standings for the season thus
far are
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
Meet the Champions

Fer TIE second yeor succession Cooeh Al Dohherex
puyop Vikings basketball ehoponS q the puoe, Sound
conference ms photo token o<t Wednesday, shows the
vikings the when Cooch pohbera tod Them the
ohorp'onshp bod been enehed thus nSuno ployoit With
Wolo Woo Tor berth IN the <ote On re stars
top 70 boioal Coil eree CoOde Mukns Hofold RodSeli.
Bill Cohoon IN front Oeft rchfl. Otto Schroeder 6olen
Hoover woyne Sndsf Fred Stonknen ord coo1h oohhea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
COAST SASH AND DOOR
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Rub. Hsugsn topped the t7ind-
lsrs ~ the Coast SASH and Door
league on the Broadway alleys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
CALIFORNIANS COME

Also on hand is the California
contingent, including Roy MikHel-
sen. former national champion.
who won the California State ski
jumping championship on Feb. %
at Mount Shasta, Calf
Roger Langley, president OF the
National ski association, and
Ernst Jacobson, representing the
Norge Ski club. arrived on the Mil
wsukee's olympisn Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
BASKETBALL SCORES

Oregon 81, Oregon State as.
Portland L. 50. Gonzaga IS.
Northern Montana IS. Carroll
college %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01

GONZAGA LOSES

'HF UNfIfEft OFFf = TUFTIFF'I
University defeated Conzsga Uni
vsrsity. 1885. last night for It's
first victory over the Spokane
team IN . four game series
Scott led the pilot scoring with
- poinD Hedved was nigh for
Gonzsga with IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-01
SKI ~ MI DRAW
Class A

Class 4
J. Eugene wilson. Itsscs Ski Club
Coleraine. MINI
2 Karl BaadsYik Toronto s c
2. Art Granstrom, lone S c. Wash
4 Rov hikkelson. Auburn 8 c. Cal
5. Tom Mobraaten. Vancouver s c.
8 sig Ulland. Lake Tahoe g. c. Cal
7 All Engen. Sun Valley s. c.
. Rov Laramie Kiwanis S. C. Mich.
0 Hans Gunnerson. Kimberley s c
New York
10. Art Johnson Vancouver g. c
Il. Torger Toxic Norway C ny.
y. Earl Pietch. Rsvelstoks 2 G p c
II. Ronald Msngseth, Auburn c
California
u. All Johannsen. Kimberley 3 c.
British Columbia
IS. John Iced. Copper Mountain =
G British Columbia
le. kaare Engen, Psyete Lake :. G.
II. Corey oustsfson. cascad. 8. c.
Oregon
ID. walter sietna. wisconsin Hoofe,
10 Merrill BARRIERS Battleboro. VI.
40 Jimmy Running. Beloit c wis
a. Wilmer Hampton, Wsnstchee 8 c.
~. Keith Vincent. Leayenworth. W
s c
az. Marx stephens Washington 3 c.
Is Hugh Bauer Warrington 3 c
Is. Philin Gleason. BozemAn s C
Montana
as. Milton Bailey sestti. s
az. Ike Hall Utah S { Utah
"a David Rennsr. bookhetd 8 c
California
40 Kari Beehdolt. Lax. Tshoe 9 c.
California
30. Einsr HAuEen. Blu. Nj 8 c,
Tollsate Ore
81 Adolph Dahl Seattle 3 c.
81. Gene Mitchell Washington $ c
81. RsV Zoberski 18Th Inf Ski Patrol
. Bert Irwin. Amber s. {. p c
IS. BIZ Irwin. Amber s c. G.
30. Hugh Baird Nenstchee s c
81. Lief Flsk Seattle S c
%. John Kilertsen Jrs Field . c
~. Hank ssidelhuber Penguin e
-. Bert Stubs csScsd. 8 {
-. vernon Thorgersen. Seattle . {
~. Bon RILEY ItsscA s c MINI
~ bjsrns Erickson Seattle {
-. BIZ Robinson. Tve< 8 c. c
-. Don Goodman. Sun Valley 3 r
Idaho
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81 Byron Johnson. Auburn . c
California
50. Bob Smith saul. e e
- Johnny Thompson. VSsh sc.
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OF. FTitz Bender. Jrl korse s. C. Wis
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81 Hslss SSther Spokane e
50 We L&rssn. Seattle 3 e
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~. Tons Knutson Flelo c
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q. Aooiph Pet<rson Bozsmsn e
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IS. Martin Tyerdkl Seattle 3 r.
~. Ivan Finsn<rg Seattle = e
81. John ksgrusssn SEATTLE 9 c
Sc Ernls Js1oo>>n. soxss g. c. Chis.
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