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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14


cast Of wanna, where the Ger
mans are throwing in fresh tank
and infantry reserves. supported
by planes and artillery in adj
nritted nuIneTiCaHSupetIntltNA
THE enemy in this area con-
tinues tn threaten Soviet de-
Tense" Red Star said. THE
situation is grave. Nevertheless,
the Red Army II fighting stub
hornly. returning blow for blow
and inflicting enormous losses
Pravds. however, said the tempo
Of the German offensive In the
wanna area was slsckening as
Russian resistance grew.
SAVAGE COMBAT
THE sky around wanna Is an
arena Of flercest combat"
Pravds said. Enemy aircraft
are raidlng highways. railway
stations, columns Of troops and
trains, while our battle planes
are engaged In destroying mo-
toriEed units OF infantry on the
main roads.
Hundreds NJ fascists have
been killed and the battle is con.
tinuing in undated fury in the
region of the town -"
A new cOmmunique issued hN
the high command az noon saiC
particularly heavy hGhtinC is ir
progress on the western direction
of the front
The British radio in a broad
cast picked up by NBC said that.
according to latest reports
from the front the first IS
days Of the newest Nazi often
sive cost The Germans 10000
dead and 100000 wounded.
British press reports indi-
cated me Germans had pushed
10 points within IS miles OF
Moscow. despite colossal losses,
while other German columns
moving up from the south were
only so miles from the capital
"a Rome broadcast picked up
by MIC said units Of Russia S
Siberian army are now in action
on the Russo-German front
This may have been a reference
| 10 a huge ghost army. re-
/ portedly trained for Winter
warfare by Russian Marshal
Nassili Bluecher.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-14
CLASH NEAR NYAzMA

The Soviet Army newspaper.
Red Star told Of fierce fighting
cast OF Vyazma, where The Ger
mans are throwing in fresh tank
and infantry reserves. supported
by planes and artillery in adj
ff1ttfrn numerical supnl4ntlLA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Hoppe Begins
Practice Work

CHICAGO 49, Three contestants
sharing the lead in the $1,000
worlds three cushion billiard
tournament today had a five-game
start on Defending Champion
Willie Hoppe. New York, as Hoppe
began his first practice workouts
since he was stricken with in
fluenza two weeks ago.
Hoppe hoped 10 begin tour
nament play Monday. but ad-
mitted he would have 10 carry
heavy schedule TO catch up
with the other II entrants.
Jay Bozeman. Vallejo, Calf.
joined the two idle leaders, Otto
Reiselt. Philadelphia. and Allen
Hall. Chicago. in a tie yesterday
by defeating Joe Moriarty.. Chi
cago for his fifth straight victory.
Bozeman won 50-37 in 81 innings.
Welker Cochran. San Francisco.
in second place with four victories
is the only other indicated en-
trant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
National Hockey

The Chicago Black Hawks re-
placed the idle New York Rangers
in fourth place in the National
Hockey league standings by de-
feating the New York Americans,
81. last night. II was Chicago's
first win over the tail-end Amer
leans but il evened the count this
season. Two other games ended
in ties.
Goals by Red Mackay and Bill
Carse, in the second and third
periods. respectively provided the
Hawks with the winning edge.
Toronto nosed out the Montreal
Canadiens. 80. to increase their
first-place edge TO five points. The
rookie Canadiens matched the
Leafs play for play but fell apart
with less than five minutes Of the
game TO 20. and Left Winger Dave
Schriner OF the Leafs broke the
tie by scoring at 1920.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25


Suffers Royal Master, widely
known pointer dog owned by Lloyd
and Margaret Suffer Of Tacoma,
knows in his dog-like way that
Sherman was right.
II IL hadn't been for war which
compelled our national defense pre-
paration. Royal Master wouldn't
he in the depth of gloom these
days.
War department plans recently
sent Lieut.. !. A. Rendle from Nc
Chord Field to Spokane.
And ~ result. Royal
Master has been separated
from = pal, exhilarating cloud
cruises and chance TO get In
his required pilot hours. He
has about n cadet rating now,
maybe so hours or 30.
On poundage basis, maybe he's
entitled to his wings Uncle Sans
army chiefs haven't let that be
known yet.
Lieut.. Rendle and Royal Master
became fast friends when the
Rendles became neighbors to the
Suffers at Lake Steilacoom.
Almost from the beginning II
was palship.
Time and again Royal Master
hoped into Lieut.. Rendle's plane
and cruised along the heavenly
highways.
Royal thrilled at the rides and
waited for them regularly.
Now they are but a memory.
But when Lieut.. Rendle left,
Royal showed his sorrow. He
knew. At every turn of
motor from the auto Mt the
former Rendle resident. Royal
turns his nose to the heavens
and means.
There il no living with him dur
ing those mourning periods.
Did some one say dog doesn't
think understand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Blaik Predicted
Unset Of Cornell

HANOVER 49, Football coaches
are VIGOROUSLY reticent about
making predictions, but Earl
Blaik, formerly of Dartmouth and
now of Army, seems to have had
the Indians upset victory over
Cornell in mind when he wrote
last September in the alumni
magazine:
Through graduation, advance
studies and special regulations ii
would seem that the Dartmouth
squad has been hit with every
thing except the water bucket.
But despite inexperienee the
mysterious Indians will be a con-
slant threat and on one oc-
casion will rise to great play"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Three Cluttonous Birds -.

Most birds of prey eat and content.
But not the Cooper the Sharpshin or the GOshawk
They glutOns They devour and that cavity is
partially cleared they devOur With them
il is feed morning, and what-nOt on the clock.
II try puzzle of nature you delve
odd habits
Plove instance will than 10000
miles migration
point is Patagonia
circ
he'll be back or the old stamping
in ne good old USA
q o
their Jitterbug
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Angeline Out
With Measles
Stadium Loses Star
For Everett Tussle

stadium's basketball hopes Of
beating Everett Seagulls here to-
night we're dealt a severe blow
yesterday when Bobby Angelina
eagle-eyed Tiger forward. took
sick with an attack OF the measles
Angelines loss removes about
so per cent OF the Tiger offensive
strength and Coach V. G. Lowman
had to dig into the reserves for q
replacement.
Either Dick Peterson, Ted
Gregg or Jim Kelly will get
the call tonight In Angeline's
spot, teamlng up with Jack
Getaz at forwards.
Neil Lindstrom will start al
center but AL Danielson will see
lots Of service and Ray Hagen
will probably play several minutes
at the post.
Guard duties will he divided
between Harry Mansfield,
Clarence Hunter and Jim
Fain, Lowman said.
Everett will be seeking its sec
ond straight Cross State league
victory, having cracked the win
column for the first time last
Saturday at Walls Walla.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Paradise Inn
Scene OF Fun
Program Storts
Saturday Evening

Tseoma's annual Winter Car
nivsl at Paradise valley will be
set of Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock with the PNsA Zone No.
l downhil race.
And with that will come =
varied night Of entertainment ard
pleasure. climaxed by the crown
ing Of Queen Virginia Davis by
Mayor Harry Cain and the usual
carnival dance in the inn.
This is the particular part
NJ the two-day program where
the boys and gals let their
hair down to the floor in
wholesome, human fun and re-
taxation.
The competitions. of course are
reserved for Sunday.
Competitors in the future slalom
race naturally have their eyes and
hopes on victory not only because
of the thrill Of winning, but be-
cause the reward in material
way.
The Tacoma Times trophies
await the victor at the end Of the
slalom rainbow.
He will have his name engraved
on the large perpetual trophy, the
while gaining a leg toward its
permanent possession which re-
quires three victories 10 achieve.
A handsome wrist watch II
the permanent prize to the
winner.
Carl Neu. L. Of W ace, won the
1910 event.
Carts ex-intercolleeiste cham
pion Of the slalom lanes. 1e39-40.
He'll be on his Stats in defense
Of his Tacoma Carnival title.
There has been a record entry
list as whole.
The large inn and other accom-
modations at the popular Paradise
resort will be taxed to the hilt.
This is the 10th annual event.
Following is the Tacoma Day
Zone Championship program:
SATURDAY
neutrality-suspicious.. ? p. mp.
\. :. A. Zone No. DOwnhill. 4:30
p. m.-Retreat by Fifteenth Infan-
try Ski Patrol. $50 p. m.-Coro-
nation of Queen Virginia Davis by
Mayor Harry +. Cain of Tacoma
10 p. m.-Carniyal Dance.
SUNDAY
10 a. m.-Iunior Downhill. / a.
m.-Women's slalom 1.-TWO runs for
zone competitors provided they
competed In downhilD. 1880 .. m.
Mems slslom 1.-TWO runs for fast
est half of field; must have run in
downhill to qualify. $3.50 p. NJ
Presentation of prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Siidham Coach
AT Marquette

MILWAUKEE. Wis.-Tom Std
ham Of the University Of Okla
homa will take up the duties Of
head football coach at Marquette
University March l, replacing
Paddy Driscoll who has resigned,
1t was announced today.
Chairman william l.. Coffey
OF the Marquette athletic
board announced that Stidham
had been released from his
Oklahoma contract which still
had two years 10 run. He
would not reveal the length
OF the contract or salary
terms.
Stidham. head coach at Okla
homa since 1887. won the Big Six
championship in 1888 and a year
later took his team to North
western where he had previously
served seven years as assistant
and line coach. and scored 23-0
upset of strong Northwestern
eleven.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Common Canada Goose -.

What the average person calls the Canadian honker
actually is the common Canada goose.
What very often is called the Hutchns goose
brant actually the lesser Canada It's smaller
duplicate of the honker.
The actual black found salt the Brinnon
They in the Hood canal
The real honke Common Canada seldom
Washington.
southey southeasery
of the Northwest
Referring his flights particular westerly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Lincoln Battles
WaWa Tonight

Twelve Lincoln Abe players. a
manager and Coach John Kennedy
left at 7:30 o'clock this morning
for their two-game invasion of
the east side which starts at
Walla Walls tonight and concludes
at Yakima Saturday night.
Making the trip were Ing
wald Thompson, Ed Hunting
ton. Ray Spurgeon, Vince
Hanson, Logan Blades. Tom
Loran, Bob England, Herb
Anderson, Chef Stone, Rod
Peterson. Don Taylor and
Ben Ishioka. Manager John
McCollum completed the
party.
Facing tough assignment. the
Abes must win at least one of the
two games in order to stay in the
running for the 1941 Cross State
league title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Mary Hardwick
Defeats Helen
In Net Event

BOSTON - Tennis Queen Alice
Marble of Berkeley, Calf, lost
her first match in 235 amateur
and professional starts last night
when she was defeated by Mary
Hardwick, former British Wight
man cup star, 4-6, Ga, 20, before
5000 fans.
Winner of nine consecutive
matches in her current profess
ional tour with the slender English
player, Miss Marble had been un-
defeated since losing to Helen
Jacobs in the 1888 Wimbledon
semi-finals. She won four ma
tional singles titles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
PROGRAM OPENS TACOMA SKI SHOW
Meadow Park
Site Of Play
McChord Golfers to
Meet Civiliun Tenn

, The Mems club at Meadow Park
has extended an invitation TO the
golfers at McChord field through
Capt. Raymond L. Bell. athletic
director.
A field day type Of tournament
has been arranged for Sunday
morning.
rwenty-one representatives from
the Mems club will pair off with
an equal number Of golfers repre-
senting McChord field. Foursomes
viii tee off at . a. m.
The group from the air base
will BE- guests for dinner imme-
diateiy following the matches. The
following officers will make up
the McChord field team:
Col. William n. Crom. 1t. Col.
Robin A. Day. 1t. Col Robert T.
Cronau. Maj. Ernest n. Lawson,
Maj Guy W. Saunders. Capt. Jack
w. Kittrell. Capt William Bailey.
Capt. Claire d. Wallace, Capt.
Julian M. Chappeil Capt. Arthur
r. cyY, Capt. Frederick r. Terrell,
Capt. Charles r. Well. Capt. Har-
old s. Boston. Capt. Raymond L.
Pell. Capt. John J. Russell, Capt.
Woodward B. Mann, LIST 1t Will
lam H. Cleveland, LIST 1t. Erwin u.
Baer, 2nd 1t Joseph A. Cunning
ham, End 1t. Fred w. Sailing and
Capt. Wilkes d. Kelly.
They viii N opposed by the fol-
lowing members of the Meadow
Park Mems club: DR.. John Gar
ceau. Bob Hager, Fred Gordon.
Louis Truman. Leo Booth. Elmer
Clark. Dick Long. Joe Gleva. Joe
Koler. Mel Ellis. Carl James. Stan
Bscior. Dick Rowland. John Peter
son. n Garcesu, Jim Mcouillin.
Archie Genin. Z. c. McEwen, A. r.
Brigham, Al Carter. George VoHel
and Howard Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
banning Becomes
Giant Holdoui

NEW yORk-The first holdout
Of 1p41 for the New York Giants
was listed a. Harry banning,
catcher. today.
Only comment Forthcoming from
banning was the terse statement,
I'm not satisfied"
Giants President Horace Stone
ham brushed off the banning dis
satisfaction az an annual habit
and announced that he had written
Outfielder Morris Arnovich, bought
from the Reds. suggesting that he
Join the army and forget about
baseball for the year II his draft
number is so low he'll be called In
June AS reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Common Beliefs Go PIT! >.

The more talks TO the keen minded intelligent Kit
chin the legendary beliefs concerning
wild birds shattered.
knowledge
scientific fact the other
But he and all his kind will eliminate
That until he his
And thatn be a task. Yes quite
STILL kchins great knowledge bird life
wider
rating game depart
school
Our youngsters particularly could be benefited
position his knowledge and collections them
there will be educational affairs
like Kitchin scholar gentleman lover
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
No Agreement on
Hostak-Zale Bout

CH1CAGO-No agreement has
been reached between Middle
weight Champion Tony zale and
former titleholder Al Hostak OF
Seattle for a return bout here
Feb. FL. Boxing Promoter Bill
Rand said today.
We've been negotiating for
some time but nothing's been
signed and we haven't come to
terms yet" he said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
You Marvel at Nests -.

You nests of various species and wonder at The pat
great intelligence has given each bird to follow
Army camouflage could advance priceless leagues could
il begin match that of the wild birds
Nature and its countless billions of schemes has not over
looked its feathered children.
along everything Nature has beauied even the
eggs the man-hated. killing predaors
contrary made the females Of the predaors
larger han Much larger
Natures puzzling intelligence?
a ALL for contradiction
fol every something that blankets life.
deadly bird and bird life
general
the hereabous He's the No.
bad Diinger most
GUS
Hawk begin increasing the family the
satisfy their appeites they travel
a mile NOR
They prey within that radius
until the little rascals Matched
taking everything their within that radius
until the little
70
explained Kchn districts immediate to Cooper nests
suddenly skinned bare Of Coopers prey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

L,OR 80 wears E. A ktchn has made study oil o'ro me
Scientifically he is ornothooglst
"And if lived three 10 times mans allotted sta. "
earth I'd still learning things about BIRDS the eue
their habits .. - -.
George your neghbor occupied better 'a ~
hours with the prominent naturalist the other evening
Most Of that Kitchns extensive collection q
and skins
Lacking room Ktchn has placed his precious prop
ertv in upper floor of main building OF CoHge "
Puget Sound.
after STUFFED BIRDS and the numerous
eggs NJ an almost number Of bird species
There must be al o 10000
have eggs that duplicate
in Hkenes other species
From the giant egg wild down to the peaszed egg
the delicate gaudy pummaged Cahope nunnngoo OF
California vii the differences
thema ALL. none is fascinating as the Cailope
They remind YOU of white candy ovals
hand toward the eggs In Il imnacu
sIL than the a mans thumb
And lust as instnctvey the hand Withdrawn
slightest touch of finger might sna suen
a beet, the hands withdrawal
Of birds Eggs OF preda-
tory of the beneficial birds OF the
falcon owl species.
Coornes from almost muo-oraD !"
highly colored and spotted varieties
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Ted Williams
In Fall Draft

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.-Out-
fielder Ted Williams. 2e-year-
old smuggling star of the Boston
Red SoN. said today that Sc
lective service officials had ad-
vised him he probably would
he drafted into the army next
fall. Williams filled out his
draft QUESTIONABLE yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
PORTLAND. {

PORTLAND. Ore. - The Spo-
kane Bombers were back on top
Of the Pacific Coast Hockey league
today by virtue OF hard-fought
] to 0 victory over the Portland
Buckaroos here last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
DOG RACING BARRED

SALEM. Ora petition TO
permit night greyhound racing at
the Oregon state fair next year
has been refused. The fair has
afternoon horse racing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
CHICAGO LIKES TT

CMCAGO-President Robert NJ.
Hutchins Of the University of Chi
cago says reaction to Chicago's
withdrawal from inter collegiate
football has been overwhelmingly
faYornhle."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25

GAME TONIGHT
At Berkeley-Stanford vs.. Cali.
fornia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Coast Hoop Race
CONFERENCE STANDIN,

GAMES TONIGHT
Al Seattle-Nash. VS.. o. =. G.
At Moscow-Oregon vs.. Idaho.
SOUTHERN DIVISION
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
Clover Park Hoop
Squad in Triumph

LAkEWOOD-Clo Park jun
Tor high varsity defeated Midland
junior high cagers, 80 to 20, here
yesterday but the Clover Park
midgets lost their first game IF
the season to Midland midgets,
q to 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25

Substitutes: Congregational -
Inabo. Anderson. Carlson ts).
Referee. Barker.
II you're not using IL. sell II with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
First Bapiisis Win

First Baptist defeated First Con-
gregational Is to II last night in
a Y High School league game
Beckwith. Baptist guard. was high
man with IL points. Tonight the
Y Comrades play the Salvation
Army team. Summary:
LIST Cong. (1g (Isl LIST Bap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-25
INDIAN
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Subs Glover Park-Lindley. Allen
a. Centoni 81. Midland-Kszda,
L1ininE Diamond.
II you're not using il, sell it with
Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25
PsrkIsnd 6sovo
To Elect

FARMLAND PIT. A. viii meet IN
day afternoon 81 Z o'clock IN the
school gymnasium. Following an
election Of officers. Mr.. Stanley
Wills safety chairman. will pre-
sent . member Of the wsshin ston
state patrol
Preceding tho meeting Mrs..
Norris Ford will satsrtain men,
bsrs Of the executive board .,
luncheon AZ her home Mrs r.. l.
Rsnsdek. president, ~ill conduct
the business meeting. during which
plans will be made for ths annual
party and dinner tho executive.
board viii give for the teachers.
Friday evening at $50 tho an
nasi spring fair Will b opened
with the PIT. A. In charge Sup
per viii b served from % in the
school cafeteria
Al o'clock an operstta vii b.
presented ~ Junior high senooI
students In the Auditorium under
direction Of Hiss Hunsl Dswisy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-25

Their first indesoretion occurred
81 1909. she said, while they were
doing the dishes Aliens wife and
Mrs Cables husband were in the
front room.
On the clerks desk ~as .
1870 page diary covering the
comparatively short period be
tween March. 1854. and Feb
rwary, 1888. Its contents were
not disclosed nj once.
Once. she said, he "swore to God
that he hoped the flesh would fall
off his little sons bones II he didn't
marry me"
The son, Jaw Allen. h now
. war correspondent being
held In a Mari prison camp.
Mrs. Gable said she met Allen
when he was a "dashing young at
torney."
I'm 1884, he urged me 10 get
q better room-one handler to
his office. she testified. He
reached In his pocket and
pulled out a diamond ring and
slipped II on my finger. Then
he took my hand and kissed
the finger and said II was our
engagement ring and that he
loved me very much"
Another time he was lying on
the bed in my new ROOM" she said.
"He told me he wanted me to live
better-to lie in bed each morning
until I felt like getting up and to
have breakfast in bed. and he
would pay all the bills.
Il told him, Honey. there's
Just one thing l want you 10
know I'll never be . kept
woman JAY besmed all over
and said. I'm awfully glad TO
hear you say that"