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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Totals
Score by Innings

Hollywood .......... 400 900 oox--4
Summary-Losing pitcher. Turpin.
innings pitched, by TtIrpin none plus
Scribner o; At bat. off Turpin 4,
pin 4. Gay /: bases on balls, off
Soriano 3. Cav 3. struck out. by
Scribner 3, Cav 4: left on bases, Sc
attic 10, Hollywood a. two-base hits
Fallon. Herman. Barrett. three base
hit. Dickshot runs batted in. Faiion,
Dickshot 2, Herman, Schultz. time,
! SO, umpires, Hood. Engeln. Wild
ner and snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
Skiffs Beaten
By Al Score

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Hollywood 4. seattle I.
Sacramento 8. san Diego o.
GAME TONIGHT
Sacramento NJ San Diego.
seattle Hollywood travelling.
play Saturday night and sunday
afternoon NJ seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
SEATTLE


a Batted for Scrihner In sixth.
h Bstted for Soriano In ninth.
BRtted for Harris In ninth.
HOiIYWDOn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
TIGERS AND BOBCATS CLAW TONIGHT IN STADIU

NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

PREP gridman good that a sophomore baekfeIder
he rated by Coast conference authorities worthy
Of college stardom.
That's Larry Hatch, the brusng left half of Jimmy En-
mis- Everett squad.
Last year he was so sensational that Jimmy Phelan.
Waxhngtons COACH said:
IF today baekfed There,
friends. q football player"
get youngser
h referred o n In itself"
The original Lincoln schedule called for Everett the Stadium
Saturday
But stadams
Pacific Lutheran
hnsses that third night
NJ pan out.
game Saturday night
milk fund feature
plays season.
why Ennis sawart
show here. That. of Tacomas hard luck.
No few Everett already
Hatch to George Wilson, Washington
the smokestack city.
Well If Hatch develops that snts the
University Of Washington. tab the Huss
champs that specific ums.
Windy Picks Novo...
From San Francisco . letter written by an old
time Tacoman, Fred ~Wndy" Winsor, veteran and able
manager Of fighters:
Dear Elliott picking Lou Nova win the decision
from Joe Louis Reason think Nova is a good fighter,
good Louis and getting better. Nova has plenty of
and good left hand and knows how it,
lot Of could
Could have boxed him stopped him
Don't forget. Tommy easily a
lot trouble with Far
picking because Is slipping But
because think Nova just good fighter and
next champion
Regards my in Tacoma"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

lnthtt 10
a Batted for Endicott IN sixth.
b Ran for wiec1orek IN eighth.
BAN DIEGO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
u. ). Owned Ship
Reported Sunk

LONDON. oct. IA Reuters
dispatch from Vichy. unconfrmed
by any other source. reported
today that an "American-owned'
steamer of Panamanian registry
identified as the Cesar. formerly
la Danish vessel had been sunk of
the coast of ireland
Officials at the British admiralty
and shipping ministry said moth
ing is known concerning the
reported incident. No such ship is
listed in Lloyd'S maritime register
The Nichy register. quoting re-
ports from Stockholm said that
iaiI members OF the ships crew
except one, were reported miss
ing The dispatch did not state
whether a submarine, plane OF
mine had been responsible for
the reported sinking.
In Washington. President
Roosevelt said ne had received
no report OF such a sinking. AT
the maritime commission il was
stated the United States gov
eminent has no record Of a ship
BY the name of Cesar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
ANOTHER STRIKE THREAT
WASHINGTON Oct. Tins

WASHINGTON. Oct. Inns
The ALL today threatened 70
call strike Of 5000 bciihops and
service workers in Washington !
10 leading hotels at midnight to-
night.
Spokesman for the hotels. con-
tanning the living quarters of many
international and national nota-
bles. and representatives OF the
federation's bellhops. bartenders
and service men unions were &c
make a last minute attempt IL
settle the dispute at conferences
during the day.
The unions arc demanding in.
creased wages and A closed shoT
and have rejected a fiat 10 pei
cent increase.
+ II called, il will be the second
h1teltstrike IN iise ,iional capital
IN two wears. II al o viii force
many prominent figures, including
Vice President Wallace. Secretary
Of State Hull and many senators
and representatives. 10 decide
whether TO cross picket lines 10
get 10 and from their hotel suites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
\ Happy Eviction
Windsor Mayor and Troops Moue Families of TrOo
OUerseas Soldiers in Government House

all their belongings out Of the
house and into the trucks
The soldiers then drove 10 Wind
SorS east side where the federal
government has built or is build
ing 500 homes for defense work
ers. Finding home thatFSyas
nearly completed on Westcott ave.
nue., they moved the families in
Moved BY the soldiers were Mrs
Harry Hofner and her two chill.
dren, and Mrs c. H. Marhcet
mother OF three children. The
wives and children Of members oil
the Essex Scottish now in Eng
land. the families were TO have
been evicted for nonpayment o
rent today.
With the families installed II
their new home. Mayor Rcaum'
ordered the electricity be turned
ON and AZ BIS direction the police
department located a stove ant
moved it into the home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

HIGH RIVER. AHA. OIL
The Duke OF WindSors 30O-acre
ranch will be sold as soon as ne
and his duchess conclude their two
Weeks vacation stay here, it was
reported today.
IL was said that the "EP' prop
erty which includes a 12-room
Sprawling ranch house where the
duke and Wally arc now ensconced,
will be sold either TO a Chicago
syndicate, which proposes 10 turn
the ranch into flying school. or a
Denver syndicate which plans 10
conduct u as dude ranch.
The American-born duchess for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

PITTSBURGH. Oct. l. Pitts
burgh's eight major hotels were
crippled today by strike OF some
1851 ALL service workers who
walked out at midnight enforcing
demands for wage increases of
from 10 10 20 per cent.
r Some 249O employees and 3, 800
hotel guests in the city we're az
fected.
The strike, carried out despite
last minute mediation efforts by
c1ty. state and federal authorities,
brought hotel operations 10 a
virtual siandstill.
Hotels were not accepting add
tionaf guests and no attempts
were befng frfade to operate IN ti1e
face Of the walkout In the Hotel
William Penn. the city's largest
hoStelry elevators were motion
less. kitchens. dining rooms and
bars were deserted and all en-
frances except one were closed
Only he executive and business
stats were reported on duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
InlernallonaI Sou. ser,lee csbIe

MOSCOW. oct. Loss of the
historic stronghold Of Poltava,
guarding the industrial city of
KharkovIin the Donetz Basin, was
admitted by the Soviet high COM
mand today
Russian forces on the Leningrad
front. however, were declared ia
be steadily pushing back the Ger
man attackers by a series OF
counter-attackS.
tThe London Daily Telegraph
reported from Stockholm that a
Soviet ghost army of half a
million men" has been trained
secretly in Siberia during the
past year under Marshal VasSili
Bluecher. the legendary Red
Napoleon of the Far East" and
one of RusSia'S ace generals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Unable TO cut through govern
mental red tape. Windsor Mayor
Arthur j. Reaume last night took
tho law into his own hands and
led a squad Of soldiers who moved
two families of Canadian army
men from homes where they were
about TO be evicted into a federal
built i4--1f--tttte. project.
To-day Mayor Reaume was seek
ing official approval of his action
in order that the families may
remain in their new homes.
The moving party was made up
of men of the Canadian Army
Demonstration Unit which Mon
day seized" Windsor in a demon
stration blitZkricg.
With sirens screaming. the sol
diers and Reaumc rolled up before
tho home Of the two families Al
1919 College avenue IN army trucks
and in a few minutes had carried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Russia Admits Fall
OF Historic POlfaVa

sian forces. after surrounding an
outlying town. opened new coun-
ter-attacks aimed at opening a
path 10 the east through the
German lines.
Several Russ sian divisions
were said TO have participated
in the new counter attacks.
which were led by giant Red
army tanks in wedge formation
and which broke through the
first German lines east of Len
ingrad
The Russian offensive was
said 10 have been halted mo-
mentarlly by vast German mine
fields.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Ruffing to Pitch
for A. L. Entry;
Dodgers Undecided
NEW YORK

iofefnhlona News service Wire
NEW YORK, Oct. The
weatherman wash d off the
Yankee Stadium Win briel
shower this morning and then
bathed the scene of the first
World Series game in sunshine for
the afternoon.
A few clouds fingered, but the
sun took the nip oui of the air
and transformed what started out
to be murky day~~into an ideal
setting for the Fall classic.
The temperature was as mild as
a Spring training camp down
south.
II will be Charley Ruffing vs..
BrooklynS mystery pitcher when
the Yankees and Dodgers take the
field.
Joe Mccarthy officially named
Ruling yesterday as the Ameri-
can League champions choice for
the pitching assignment IN the
first game Of the set.
Leo Durocher continued 10 be
about b 90 X Y MS
pitcher. The Dodger pilot said
1hat-h e-Mould -Warm-up- three
pitchers. one of whom would get
the call. The trio include Whitlow
Wyatt Curt Davis and Freddie
Fitzsimmons.
A crowd Of approximately TO-
900 is expected 10 see the opening
game. which will set a record for
World Series games at Yankee
Stadium The current attendance
mark at the Bronx Park for a
World Series game is 1868 There
have been more than 81 900 paid
for regular season game there.
but Judge Lands does not permit
standing room 10 be sold for the
Fall classic
ScalperS arc asking from 500
TO 5000 for strips of tickets for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
& Mayors Start
Traffic Drive

Faced with AN alarming triffiC
condition, mayors OF six Wood
ward avenue communities today
fvvt7rd warning 70 at motorists
that traffic laws will be rigidlS
enforced and appealed TO all civic
groups churches and service or.
CARNATIONS TO aid in a safety cam
palgn.
The mayors settled on the polio,
al meeting called by Ernest r
Baldwin mayor of Berkeley.
Other communities 10 partici
pate in the drive TO reduce acct
dents arc Birmingham. Ferndale
Huntington Woods Pleasant Ridg,
and ROYAL Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

3 + z l. y. Oct. ]. = tINSl =
Seriously wounded British and
German prisoners OF war. as well
as Red Cross men who have been
made prisoners. Will be exchanged
October q Al an unnamed port on
the German-occupied coast of the
English Channel, it was announced
in Berlin TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Flynn Vows Never
To Tee Hit Fiidfer Again

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. Inns
Actor Enrol Flynn today prom
iSed never TO hit columnist Jimmie
Fidler again and thus. won dis
miSSal Of Elders request for a
Justice Court battery complaint.
Fidler asked for the complaint
on the ground that Flynn. a for
NOR Olympic games boxer. batted
him 10 the floor in a HOLLYWOOD
night club. Fidler said Flynn
punched him Flynn said no, he
only slapped him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Card to Represent State

LANSING. Oct Agriculture
Commissioner Leo J Card viii
represent Michigan at a confer
pnCe OF farm leaders TO be held IN
Washington 10 discuss price-fiX-
ing. Governor Van Wagner an
nounced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Pittsburgh Strike
CrippIeS Hotels:
Fear CapifOINeXt

The AFL-Eotei and Restaurant
Employees Alliance. Local 237, an.
nounced that a 20 per cent pay
boost demand for bell boys who
now earn $50 a month was coun-
tered with an offer of 10 per cent
which the union deemed INSULT
Client, - Other counter-offers were
equally low, according 10 Charles
p aulse Detroit, international
representative.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
LOSS OF PoLTAVA

Loss of Pnltaua, Is miles west
of kharkov in the eastern Ukraine.
was conced d In alMar COM
munique which said the town was
evacuated by Marshal Semyou
Budenny'S troops after stubborn
fighting
1t was at Poltava that Peter
the Great and his legions in 1709
crushed the Swe d is n invasion
under King Charles XII.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Accused Of Trick
On Liquor License

Charged with larceny by trick
involving a liquor license, James
A Macy "a. of EStral Beach,
Mich. who is awaiting trial in
federal court on charges of inn
personating a FBI agent. stood
mute today when arraigned in Re-
corders Court He is charged with
accepting S3i5 10 arrange a
liquor license for Herman Fisher
restaurant ownet. for a new estab-
hshment on East jefferson avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
MAYOR AT MEETING

Manor Cornelius D. Scully. state
and federal mediatorS met almost
continuously from 800 p. m. yes
.terday until midnight with the
employer group, the Pittsburgh
Hotels Association, and union rep
In addition 70 the William Penn.
a Ststicr-operated unit. the Fort
Pitt. Schenelyi Roosevelt. Pitts
burgher. Webster Hall. Henry and
Keystone hotels were involved in
the strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
For SaIe--THE Ranch
Windsor Plans to Dispose of Canadian Acreage
After He and Duchess End Their Vacation Stay

whom Eddie as he is called be-
-A.Aa- l4e--44--,----7i- tt-eett1errrr'-
gave up his throne, took her first
ride aboard a COW pony yesterday.
Wearing corduroy riding
"hritches and high leather boots.
she was accompanied by two eX-
pert "pOkeS who rode az a 70
spectful distance 10 the rear and
out OF camera range. Their
lariatS We're AZ hand. ready 10
throw a rope on the royalty
bearing pony the most docilc in
the corral. if be began acting up.
We teach dancing. Conga. Rhumba.
fox trot Waltz. special course. $50
Trianon, 3737 Woodward.-Adv,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
LENINGRAD SHIELDED

BERLIN. Oct. Heavy Ger
man artillery batteries have Shelled
industrial plants in be-
leaguered Leningrad. according 10
an official German announcement
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
SEND MESSAGE

The mayors sent the following
message to the residents OF theil
communities:
let every driver Of an auto
mobile expect that violations
will result in prosecution.
Let every parent supervise
and instruct his child In same,
cautious driving.
let all our schools, churches.
other rtviC groups actively and
and decisiveiy cooperate in this
campaign for better, safer driv-
iup"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
ESQ IN ALL STRIKE

SANDUSKY. o.. oct. /. GNS)
+ Six hundred and fifty AFL Office
workers. truck drivers ahd -iren
workers at the So 600 900 Plum
Brook aEHaf- ordnance plant struck
today for increased wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
FRANK STATEMENT

Assistant Secretary OF Labor
Dan W. Tracy who also spoke al
the metal trades convention
termed Bard's remarks "a frank
and bold statement"
Tie Time has come Tor labor
Ia rise up and give it, all To the
government" Tracy told the
delegates. "If more men were
fighfing Hitler and less were
fighting Franklin Roosevelt our
defense program would be
greater
Smariing under the navy's cas-
tigation. the convention recessed
TO consider threats of an inn
portant metal trades strike in the
Pacific Northwest which would be
directed against the union leaders
rather than employers.
Approximately 1900 welders
and burners in Seattle and Ia
coma threatened strike on Mon
day. which might tie up the
Bocing Aircraft plant and several
shipyardS, because OF the AFL 5
refusal 10 create separate union
for them. The welderS and burn.
erS at present are scattered in Is
unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
CRACK WINTER ARMY

according 10 this dispatch
the army has been prepared for
crack Winter operations % and
viii be ready for action in
November
THE Stockholm newspaper
DagcnS NNheter reported fierce
fighting. meanwhile. east of
Leningrad and said that Rus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Sunk. Italy
Claims

Eyewitness describes warships'
battle with planes go. Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

"Neyer since the date Of your
statement of policy have we
known month free from strikes
in defense projects In which
members OF the metal trades
unions were involved, and the
record of threats of Stoppagrs
and strikes by various local
unions II even more disturbing"
Bard's message said.
The no-strike pledge was mad,
by the metal trades last Januar,
and was reaffirmed this week a
the convention. BardS message
read by Lieut. Com. George VI
Kcllar, said that on September q
there were "a strikes in plants
with navy contracts. Of which five
involved metal trades unions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Clio CrippIes
Briggs; Shuts
Latest Stoppage
Is Unauthorized;
Dodge Reopens

A third unauthorized work stop
page at the Briggs Manufacturing
'Company's Mack avenue plant
closed most of that plant and all
of Chrysler Corporations Plym-
outh plant today and Chrysler an
nounced that its Plymouth division
will remain down until further
notice.
A total Of 1925 worhnen are
idle at Briggs and Plymouth as
result of the dispute at Briggs,
ARISING in one department,
the frame section, and an addi-
tional $500 men on the Briggs
afternoon shift may also remain
idle if the dispute is not settled
rby Inid-afteTnoon, il was said.
Eight thousand are employed at
1.-THE completely idle Plymouth
lplant and of the 5000 on the
Briggs day shift. only 1,675 are
able to work today according to
company spokesman.
BRIGGS STATEMENT
I Concerning the new strike at
the Briggs plant. company
spokesman declared:
Because of the continuance
Of the wildcat strike which
started yesterday, the Briggs
Manufacturing Company's Mack
avenue plant was forced 10 close
again this morning.
THE cause of the strike was
the same as yesterday, namely,
the complete disregard by q
small group Of men Of the con-
tract which the UAW-CIO has
with Briggs and the attempts
by these men TO take matters
into their own hands.
However. 1,675 men on the
first shift In the Mack avenue
plant, 80 per cent of the total
shift. are working this morning
In departments which the COM
pany will be able TO run at least
for n short time. Undoubtedly
more men would be willing to
work In spite of the strike called
nv ~ itN " tnb
company was able TO open more
departments.
This Is unfortunately impos-
Sible because of the interruption
Of the flow of materials caused
by the striking department"
The Dodge division of Chrysler.
also shut by a strike yesterday.
ireopened as usual this morning.
IT'S A UNION PROBLEM
The company spokesman also
declared.
There is nothing we can do.
Its union problem. They've
got 10 clean house themselves"
Announcing the closing Of
Plymouth, a Chrsyler statement
said:
Because of the shortage OF
bodies due To the Briggs strike,
Chrysler Corporations Plymouth
plant with 5000 employees, had
10 shut down again at $3.50 a. m.
today, and now will remain
down until further notice"
TodayS events followed a turb-
'ulent day yesterday az the Briggs
, and Dodge plants where work
stoppages by small groups threw
Continued on Page Eighty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

"HESE evil conditions al
the state school were
exposed by the Hearst
papers and were carefully I'M
yestigated by two competent
committees.
First, by committee under
the direction of Judge Ben Il.
Lindsey, nationally known for
his work i'm behalf OF the
youth of America and i'm the
field of domestic relations.
Second, by a committee
under Father Flanagan, IA
NOUS as the creator of that
wonderful institution for the
education, inspiration, and il
need be regeneration of boys
known as Boys Town in Ne
braska.
The committees made their
reports.
The accused were brought
10 trial.
Some guards resigned their
positions i'm the middle of the
trial. Some were convicted
I he superintendent re-
signed under fire.
A new organization ha,
been created for the state
school.
The recommendations al
the committees for the resuS-
citation OF the school were
adopted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
International New, service oabI.

International News service Cable
ROME. Oct. 1.-The sinking OF
TWO enemy naval units by Italian
vessels was announced by the high
command today.
The war communique added one
British fighting plane was shot
down when seven fighters staged
"a daylight raid on an airdrome in
Sicily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Navy Asks
Explanation
For Strikes
Strong Words
Sent to Convention
of Metal Workers

SEATTLE. Wash, oct. In
strong words. the United States
navy today demanded an explana.
ton from All. metal trades for
assertedly breaking its no-strIke
pledge in defense industry.
Presaging major dispute in
tine general Ar T. convention which
begins in Seattle next week. a
message from Assistant Secretary
OF the Navy Ralph NJ Bard 10 the
closing session of the AL metal
trades convention declared that
every work stoppsge plays right
into HitleTs hands,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

RATHER FLANAGAN
secured the appointment
of DIR. William u. Cox,
a specialist of the highest
standing, as superintendent
of the regenerated sta I g
school, and everything at the
institution is now proceeding
on the high moral and educa-
tional basis the school was
originally intended to attain.
No wiser policy of recon
struction, no better plan of
reorganization could have
been made and his excellency
Culbert l.. Olson, governor of
the state of California, de-
serves the greatest credit for
his hearty and sympathetic
cooperation i'm the rehabilita-
ton of the state school.
The Hearst press comes In
for its need of recognition
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Unprintable charges of sex
perversi0n were brought
against some of the guards
in charge of these unhappy
children.
And the superintendent
was charged with having con-
doned these degenerate prac-
tees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Continued on Page Eight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Prisoner Exchange Oct. 4

Continued on Page 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
IN THE
NEWS
VHE terrible conditions
formerly existing at the

State School for Boys
at Whittier, California, have
been described i'm this column.
Two little boys were driven
to death by the miseries of
their life at Whittier.
They hanged themselves in
their degradation and despair.
In the investigation which
followed many shocking bru-
talities and abuses were re-
yeaIed i'm that disgraceful
institution.
The guards were charged
with the 'grossest cruelties
and immoralities, and among
the complaints filed with the
state personnel board against
the superintendent of the
seheel were:
"Failarc Of good behdr-
ior, ipcomReteacy. mef6-
cieacg, inCIcusabie neqlect
Of duty, dishonesty, dets ftt-
compatible NTH and mimi
cobic 10 the public sc,uce,
and riolati0a Of the State
CipH SeTTicc Act"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

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