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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Spanish Letter to CPS.
At Puget Sound" Arrives

what's N a NAME William
Shakespeare asked that question
many year. are through ere ~ rs
characters in ths ren.ntie drama.
Romeo ard juliet" ne answer.
N iris modern sEe. = -plsnty
especially 4 IL a name that has
some geographical signifiesncs.
that's how a letter written in
Ssrsgoss, Span. and addressed 70
Mr. Director Del College - Puget
Sound. Warrington. rSA-
reached tire college hurssr. Charles
A Robbins. in TIE morning mai
TIE postal clerks Who handled
the incoming foreign mail may not
have known anything about the
College ~ Puget Sound but they
did know that Puget Sound Was
IN the state Of Washington. 80 they
sent II out here. Even the cross
roads postmastsrs in Washington
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

know that Ire college 81 Puget
Sound - n TsccHna md re litter
wss delivered without ceisy.
IRE letter. written In spanish.
was from q young Sarsxca msn
named Carlos Gu.llsn A Rarsar
Robbins, Nhe Knows spanish.
Translated ths letter. NJ euiilsn
desirsx q correspond 9TH some
yeang lsdy sAo = studying span
ish The object q Advancement
~ knoslssaEe a tie language and
country Ws are studying
The letter "a. turned ever e
Ms Robbins. professor - Spanish.
Who probably all mak. Il a class
project and instead - one young
lady correspondent Mr.. Cullen
may have several
The name ~ the college "a, OBJ
tanned from = catalogue of TIRE
Institute a international Edues-
ton. New Yerk
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

.G;cen1e1

Marriage license applications
were received Tuesday ~ County
Auditor \ Clifford Davis frusa a.
following Clifford Y. GsFiseh. a.
~ III Nc. Iunett 81. ard c7ars 1
Loekdal. Il. 81 sasT So. Warner
st. Louis ~ Athmsr. - nechord
field. and Fthsl h. Carrie. - q
es2a sa Verde q, Jane. Albert
Nelson. n. aud Dorothy V. Mel
son. rs. beth Of IT ;. ruyaliup
John ". MeDoagsl ~. and Adells
NJ. shultes. 20. both q, Seattle,
Harry NJ Alfred ~. san FRAN
cisco. and Barbara A. Mock. "a.
90 asos No, 18th st. Haruld y
Norisr.n. n. Auburn. and Mary
n Macdonald. -. rvyaihp, Arts
Hsarran. II. Taft Cenf. and
Nsrns hodsnhamsr. 40 Of al NJ.
FrAcs st. Kimors ". sarenson.
~. Fort Lewis. and kiissn X. Isn-
aims. n Of sot So X st virgti
1. Brewer. ~. ~ sose ~. y st.
and Helen &. Cole. n. ~ 1sts
40. Washington st. George y.
Harrison. ~. 81 a22< No. a7d st.
and Mary v. Thompson. n. ~
2s2sis McCsrver st Anton J.
Thompson. ~. II, and Juanits
Yeomsn. IL. both Of Seattle
wslter v. Anderson. ~. Mcchord
field. and Myrtle J Jensen. 10.
Astoria. Ore Robert n. Tharsn.
-. of seas Fswestt ave. and
Mary Louise Gonyea. ~. ~ 7st
so. seth Of Andsrs c. Anderson.
II. ~ 1T J. BOX 7b7. and Doris
Elizabeth Holmes. ~ 81 his No.
5sth ct: Charles W. Wills. rs
Fort Wayne. Ind, and Betty Ice
Koshlsr. 20, seattle. Wilbur ~
Kruss. n. Of esoi No. q st. and
Wilma -. Peterson. rs. ~ asa
SO. J ct. Chester G. McGinnis. 7h,
Enumolaw. and Elsie Mae Guysi.
man. a. Caldwell. Idaho. Albert
q. sohmidtks. 40. RI. 7, B"s ats
and Doris NJ MDih. rs. Rt 4, Hos
1872. James p. Mct.oidrick. 10
and Grace Ellen South. II. both
Of 1917 40. tsth st. Joseph w
Mast.rmAn. 90. ~ 7os slh ave.
and A. Evelyn Pnos. 10. Of $40
eth ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Spending Of wPA Bitterly Scored
AT Budget Meeting Of Park Board

One question vas settled on the
Franklin park debate Monday
afternoon Mrs Lees demanded
the board recognize that al land
necessary for the park develop
ment now has been bought and
decided 10 the Metropolitan park
district. That Was agreed.
Or. A. G. Mace offered some
solace 10 the Franklin park COM
mittes by saying he hoped TO see q
community house for the entire
city located in Franklin park some
day.
Going hack To the salary
question. the park board brief
!, answered question. Of q. NJ.
Dahlager. who appeared In the
interests Of park truck driv-
err. DR. ButtoH ssid salaries
of all drivers are being raised
from Sls5.50 Ia $3.50 per
month In the coming years
budget.
All salaries are being raised
from Is to Ia per cent. IL was
explained ss the board went into
detailed discussions Of the budget
which lasted until after II O'Clock
Monday night.
Formal adoption Of tn. budget
is set for Sept. ~
During the evening the board
cut Playground Director Al
Hodges supervision budget from
Sli,s4i TO a flat $40 900. his play
ground equipment budget from
$3.50 TO $1,000, and athletic sup
plies budget 81 $50 to 81 500.
Metal equipment, the board
decided, will he almost unob-
tainable and undoubtedly high
priced this year.
Only additions 10 the budget
were $500 for equipment rental
and 1000 for a new heating plant
At the PIT. Defiance greenhouse
A net OF 5000 was trimmed off
A contract to supply coal for
the Wright park conservatory was
let TO Aaberg fuel on n low bid
Of $3.50 a ton. The board will
buy 100 tons, II II can find storage
space.
At the request Of Lloyd T..
fConnie) Ireland the board accept
ed a cedar tree which his mother
had raised from a seeding. II
win be placed In Wright park as
memorial TO all Gold Star
mothers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Sfreamlininq
OF COP Slated
Cducuses in State
Set for Next Week

SPOKANE - state Chairman
Tor oskshott Tuesday announced
. ssri., II esueuses would be he'd
throuEhou, TIRE state next week 10
.stresrlins- the Republican party
With ire twin goals ~ dominating
th. ipts Legislature and election
81 a congressional delegation.
o.kshett .sld the esuen>e.
would 10 held In zach Of the
ain congressional districts.
Zach district would elect tive
members n ~erve with Oak
shett On . ls-menai,er execu-
tive committee Of the state
central committee.
First caucus vas scheduled IN
n. fourth congressional district
81 Wans wslls. Sept Is Others
were to be held on succeeding
DAYS at wenstehee, Nj. Vernon.
Seattle and Olympus. and Tacoma.
Meantime. Republican leaders
disclosed Rep. Joseph W. Martin.
jr. p, Mass, National Rspubli-
can chairman. would visit Wash
ington state late in the month
for a series Of speeches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Book Three
For Liquor

Three men arrested by state
liquor board agents Monday night
for violation of the Steele act
were out on bail bonds Tuesday.
They were Louie Gsnser. 81.
s22eis South Tacoma way; Tony
spadsfore. 26. OF 1851 Broad
way; and Frank Payne. 20. Vic
toria hotel. Gsnser gave his occu-
patton as laborer. spadafore as
bartender. and Payne as 4 waiter
State officers Havens. Fulton and
Doty made the arrests.
Bail for each Of the defendants
had been set at $500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
North America Not
Affected by Agreement
VANCOUNFR n. q. = IN

NAN'o'Ntb, u. 4. - Inc
evacuation Of Japanese nationals
under the recently concluded
British-Japanese agreement will
probably be- limited 10 Singapore.
Hongkong, Australia. New Pea
land and India. Achiro Kawasaki.
japanese consul. said here today.
He believed that North America
would not be affected by the
agreement, and consequently no
wholesale evacuation OF japanese
nationals from the United states
and Canada could he expected.
There are approximately rs. 900
japanese in Canada. the majority
Of whom are Canadian citizens.
he said, and they have no desire
TO leave their homeland"
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Continued From Page one1
tee for q Franklin community
house was turned down.
Park Supt. sherman ingels pre-
dicted that the park district
hasn't = chance in the world 10
get 500. 900 in federal funds Il
has asked for improvements this
year. Virtually all anticipated ad-
ditional funds must 20 into sals-
RES, Or. Button told the delegates.
our men are nearly all ready
10 quit" he said. and We have no
means Of increasing their pay
when nearly every worker in the
city has had an increase.
We have 20 increase our men
before anything else 10 keep even
skeleton crew working next
year"
Even building q tennis court
may he some problem 20 the
park board. Supt. Ingels said.
He reported II almost impos-
sible already To get any gal
yanired equipment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
F ederal Grand Jury
Convenes Sept. e

The federal grand jury All con
vsns sEaln on sept. "a. according
20 an order signed Monday BY
Federal Judge Lloyd l.. Black.
More than a dozen cases are
expected 10 10 prssentsd At that
time
The grand jury pansi ass 80.
lsctsd during July ard n CON
posed ~ residents ~ the southern
division ~ Warrington western
judicial district. including . mum
hsr u TaeomAna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Further posiponsmsnt 81 .
condemnation suit brought by the
Consolidated Public utiiitIss De
tricts Of Thurston. Lewis and Gov
ntz counties against the Puget
Sound Power and Light Co. was
ordered Monday BY FEDERAL Judge
Lloyd l.. Black.
Originally scheduled for hear
iny in federal court here for Oct,
7. the ease has been set ever 10
Oct a.. additional delay vas In
dicstsd by Judge Black. sho said
h. would decide 81 that time
whether OF not tho suit should bs
postponed ssain until Dec. ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Seattle Firm Low
For McChord Work

HtHNHD IL J. ID - Fl0fiF0
sfpthafs ~ seattle. sith bsd
~ $50 s5x. wAs leN for . paving
gfoisrt ~ Beciefd fisla. Il wa
announced here Tuesday Gov
sfnmsnt sstfmAts vas 800 tss
Other bidders sirk FigFito. 80
siiis. ssp szi. Neftsnsstsfn Con-
ntruatien Co. Seattle. siDs 0ssl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
PLEADS GUILTY

A nns ~ 500 and cOsts vas
imposed T1iss9aY on Haas g scott
- II EpsnaNsy for drunken
driving 70 saieh 10 pleaded Epliiy
before Justice r1srsnas Layton
Ills drivers ucsn~ Nas revoked
and until payment u the fine, hs
vas committed 20 TIE county Jaii.
Hs Ns4 arrested near pafsiand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Inter-Club Session
Wednesday EVENING

Members ~ the Puyallup XII
wants club will hold an inter-eIub
session with the South Tacoma
kiwanians at the South Tacoma
Masonic han "Wednesday evening.
The valley group ein provide the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Mildred Ward filed sHt IN
superior court Tuesday for divorce
from Virgil Ward on grounds Of
burdensons hom. life am cruelty
A final decree ~ divorce vas
granted Bessie L. from Gsorg. D.
Bevsrd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
RADIO TECHNICIAS

Ia z. 5 CiVll serg1o. comnIs-
son IN tire near future all hold *
snninstions for rsdls tecnnleisn
Application all 10 rated a. the
commission Washington. . c
office after receipt until Nov. 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

and offesFs Wiii proceed 70 Hssr
and theme. T. To United states
a. non a. possibis.
NJ Roosevelt - saysctei o.
dsnoanes ihs sinkings - Violations
- oar FEhts - freedom - the
-as ana 80 an Invasion u Ansfi.
can waters Nnleh ths navy hss
aaasFtasss 10 Keep clear u
fadrfs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
JUSTICE COURT Busy

Hfs. Ethel 7. Carlson. clerk -
Justice Clarence ~ Layton .
court said Tuesday that in the
three months betWeen June 2 and
Sept 8 the criminal docket mad
mounted gp 70 COL cas-.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
SURVIVORS LANDED
IL Mills FROM ATTACK

OF ths Steel sszfSrsrs ersN
~ landed ~ shadWan ls.and. Il
miles from the point u attack ia
ne Guif ~ Eusz. and u others
we're pieksd Up from ufsoosfs ~
British SHIPS Ths Steel ssafsrsr
sailed from Nee YORK July II for
Suez, Egypt. The rsscusd ersX
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
BUILDING PERMIT

a building permit for $500
residence at 43lO IA J a. as
issssd b The city Tuesday 70
Glenn Porter q Midland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
FURTHER NAVAL AID
~ PROMISED BRITAIN

sen Ebert y Thomss. d.
Utah. told qusstionsrs that the
United states had pledged FUR
thsr aid 70 Great Britain follow
inE ths Greer Incident and that
Instructions had been sent % the
American fleet
Cargo q ths steel sszfsrsr Rad
not been revealed a. mid day. but
tho state department sad m
sesss Sas Carrying foodfuffs
lumber and other general cargo
bat 10 arms ammunition o. imgis-
msnts - Naf Tn. naval vessel
Which picked W the ses-as three
survivors as not named Tns
ssssa Nss ttanspoft.nE Tor the
gOysrnmsnt u Iceland supplies
0iNnsd ~ that government.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
Aforementioned
Steamship Sunk

Continued Prom Page onsl
ton and suggested bolstsrins Of
tn. Atlantic patrol system. which
h. credited with q major role In
helping To turn m. tide 81 sea
war.
The British prime minister,
while emphasizing that the battle
Of the Atlantic wAs not won, re-
ported that three times as many
axis ships were sunk In July and
August As wer. lost by the allies
and said that Hitler now feels he
must act 10 halt tho broad stream
OF American war materials TO anti
axis nations.
The sessa was torpedoed Aug
II with n loss of "a persons. In
eludinF one American. 81 her com
plement Of a. The three Survivors
were picked up Sept. Q by an
American naval vessel
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DANE To san
re nsnIsh nsosefsHlr Sarsfsssf
fsnsm<a - klsn. A-fsels 81 -
fren FssssE asssra u e~ilsst ~
CAlis psah.hiy "Wednesday nsant.
IL 80 nltfsses ~ eastern Z c.
rorts 4 "a. snnean9ssf Tuesday
re vessel ekisA sss hfie -
s,eafhs - se~Edr@a sffrr ne u<r.
MASS lavNaed fHssnsss. wss sssrt.
srea ~ tn q. q N.rsfl.s sem=
sui..tea - ~. unaee sss.mssse
"a - Ne~ k<&i.na at rss 90
8ss N. rsssm.nlss RAG
rosr eslxsnis
s->.~ss - s~ssa lisafy y vht.
ton shsffsF 50 |. J. J. Ceosy.
fvst pssss
,--->ss szss k.sa~sss. Ass~~<.
assd n~k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10
OWNED. OPERATED
ny AMERICAN FIRNI

Secretary of state Cordsll Hull
said al his press conference that
the sesss. while flying the flag oi
Panama, was owned and operated
by American interests.
lie said he thought there
Wa no question about the
author ~ the attack on the
s~>sa. hut that he preferred
not 30 discuss that phase Of
the situation until more com
plefe facts we're available.
The sessa announcement fol
lowed by about IL hours announce
msnt that tn. American freightsr
Steel Ssafarer had been sunk At
IL 80 ,. m. Sept. 0 at the en-
trance 10 the Gulf Of suez In the
Red Sea. Captain J. ID. Halliday
and the crew Of IS from the steel
sesfarer escaped In iifeboats after
their vessel Was hit BY a bomb
from an unidentified sirpiane. First
reports said the vessel had been
hit Sept 7. hut the Msritim. com
mission Tuesday fixed tho earlier
date.
That sinking followed BY about
- hours an encounter southwest
Of Iceland between the u. 4. de-
stroysr Greer and a German sub
marine in which IN. Cr.srs Of
ficers reported that she counter
attacked after torpedoes had been
fired at her Berlin charged that
the Greer fired first
These developments sirsnE-
thsnsd belief hers that the navy
would NEE, force with force in
American waters IN ehsilsnK. 10
any German effort 10 cut the
British life line President Eooss-
welt may outline the Nays re
probabilities IN the worldwide
Droadcast that sss post ponsd
from Monday night 10 Thursday
because d N. death Of his mother.
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Coasts Foreign Trade Enjoys Coins;
Local Fishbooi Sunk In River Wreck

ne ees.E Fzsra r<ssass IN fre<
aeH fFam - rfesns al Fss==
ssFs ans<f s.y r,i~~tss = savage
N xezest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

Despite WARTIME sneFNsnsv
ea-tseie. 81 nthsr hsnafsrses
frrstsp trsa~ through rsstfe
east rerss Showed = fsia - ~
pfoxlmat<iy ; rxr esnt dAifsnr 30
fr.s astf 81 thi. var - compared
sta the ssnss r-rsed isst Yssf g
IS alsgan.sa Tasss.tav ~ - 1 =
aspsrtmens - eewwsre
washsnKtan's total iupoFt fsafs
wss sses1tesa = ksln "a nsefiy
see. eevr ~ wenfhs ~ tato
washinstens iuspefts feF ths fsrst
50 saanshs - test are ne great
sst n tat r<sisa fes ths p.ss tsa
yeArs
Increased smrars. daFtnx this
p<rtoa. sseeant fs ths sslas
sso~n IN fetal trade Imrast -
ssls ~~ts t1sasFa ssS. a gals #
mere th.n so.s ever isses hFss
"a mensAs I'M. import ssln ~.s
shared ~ al the area. - ,hs re.ss
ether than orsEoa.
xspotts 81 m<reh.nasss 10 shs
nf.t sas menths ~ ipsi ,esslsd
sifs tes la& a. zee Thar ths ieso
81 months total wsshAnssan -.
pests Zoe ths pefaod ssFs snrscsi'
mstsly tess is- thar ths 80.
80 sfs nsslrs q iesa' san rssns
cisco ard Ice Anxstss Showed
.s~n larger percentage s.~sss -
exports orsgen w4th . ssin tn
exports ~ the ga meashs sas
outstanding.
raoou. ro;,rwssessp
Tho ae~psss fishhc-t fresAe
sklppered by Capt fsaf nskssa u
Tsceus. sat On TIE tastea - ths
Caiumas river Tuesday AFTER .
collision with the outeeand tanker
csthuood
Ths a. foetsfs eF~ sss badly
smashed. bat ~ uas ~ss inluFsa
capt. Hssgea managed Ia set ne
e.sst into IN. comparatively shsi.
los waters off shlpsnaa channel
brfor. u s.nA tmmsdi.ts cause
a the wreck "a. not determined
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-10

osrore pemR resesseu IA Bss-sy'
eonstructed experimental lake.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
South Carolina Holds
Wake Forest 10 6-6
Tie Before 10000
By the Associated Pres

By the Associated PTetN
COLUMBIA, s. c.. Oct. ii.-Bo'h
Wake Forest and South Carolina
struck through the air today for
touchdowns but each failed 10 add
the extra point and the result was
bruising 6-6 tie before 10000 fans.
After threatening mildly in the
opening period, the South Carolina
Gamecocks launched a scoring
thrust that paid off when Louis
Stasica, brilliant sophomore tall
back, faded deep and fired long
heave high over the middle to Gus
Hempley, substitute end. Hempley
took the ball over his shoulder and
raced untouched to the goal, but
the placement try for the extra
point was blocked.
The Deacons' dander was up and
they came back with a vengeance
and tied the score just before the
half-time whistle. Big John Po-
lanski returned the kickoff Al yards
and, after a punt exchange, the
scoring march began. Red Cochran
passed to Pat Geer down the middle
for IA and then threw to Ray Man
ieri for IS. Cochran crossed up the
defense and circled right end for
10. With the ball on the Carolina
25, Cochran connected with Geer
on another pass and the big end
raced easily over the goal line.
Johnny Perry's all important con-
version attempt was wide.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Texas Ags Don't Miss
kimbrough as They
Rout New York j.
Tied in Opening Half,
They Turn on the Heot
For 49-7 Triumph
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Texas
Aggies looked as though they might
get along without John Kimbrough
very well, indeed, as they cut loose
a terrific second-half attack to bury
the hapless New York University
Violets beneath a 49-to-7 landslide
in Yankee Stadium today.
A crowd of 1900 turned out to
see how the Cotton Bowl champions
would make out without their great
all-American fullback of last sea-
son. and there we're no serious
doubts left in their minds when 1t
was over. The Texas team was no
better than TT at the half. But
once the third period started they
jumped aboard their cayuses and
away they went.
They scored two touchdowns in
the third period and four in the
final. racking them up so fast to-
ward the last that the official scorer
had to call in help.
They did it on land and through
the air. with Derace Moser. the one
remaining back from last years
great team, supplying the spark.
And as fast as the touchdowns
were piled up a sure footed bov
named Jake Webster place-kicked
"a t~t
Evening star., 1941-10-12
GovernuLi Carries Columbia
To Victory Over Princeton
In Great Exhibition, 27-O

downs and Bayer, a 166-pounder,
produced the other as the Lions ran
up their second straight victory and
handed Princeton the most lopsided
setback the Tigers have suffered in
this series.
In putting its power and decep-
ton on display Columbia presented
the most typical Little eleven since
the 1884 Rose Bowl surprise party.
The Lions tried only seven forward
passes and only one Of these worked.
They busted off old KF-79 and all
the rest of Little's magic.
March 80 Yards Across Goal.
They scored first midway of the
first period, with Governai going
through from feet out at the
end of an 80-yard parade which took
just II plays. in seven of which
Governali personally picked up so
yards. Early in the second period
Governali swept his own right side
on a reverse from McIlvennan for
18 yards and the second score, top
ping off a 63-yard march. Less than
eight minutes later the Lions had
pounded downfield for IS yards and
the final tally, with Bayer going
over from the 7 on a reverse from
you guessed it-Governali
Dick Ferrarini from Somerville,
Mass, was rushed into the game i'm
mediarely after each tally to boot
tho aytro r,oint
Evening star., 1941-10-12
BY ROMNEY WHEELER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1l.-Notre
Danes weil-oiled harvester moved
down a game but outplayed and
outpassed Georgia Tech squad to-
day, 300, before 81 900 sun-baked
fans.
Techs broken-field marvels-
Johnny Bosch and lii Davey
Eldredge-Were sewed up effectively
by Notre Danes fast-charging line
and except for a brief furry in the
second period it was an Irish wake
for the Engineers.
A blocked kick in the first period,
when chunky Jim Brutz smashed
through from tackle, set up Notre
Danes first touchdown Starting
from Techs As, Angelo Bertelli and
George Murphy got together on two
21-yard passes and added them to a
couple of 2-yard plunges by Fullback
Dippy Evans to reach Techs g..
There Evans bulled to the and
Bertelli faded back with third pass
to Murphy for the touchdown. Steve
Juzwik place-kicked the extra point
Georgia Tech Outclassed.
The Irish scored with an explosive
one-two punch again in the second.
Evening star., 1941-10-12
Nv the Associated Press.

PRINCETON. N. j. Oct. IL
Every time you looked up at the
Palmer Stadium gridiron to see what
WAS going on today, pounding Paul
Governali was tearing OF chunks
OF yardage.
Which. briefly, is exactly how
smart, typically Lou Little-coached
Columbia eleven walloped Prince
tons willing but inept Tigers, 81 to
0, before a crowd estimated at 25,-
900 in the eighteenth renewal of
pigskin rivalry dating from 1874.
The Lions did all their scoring
with three line-smashing marches
in the first half, threatened twice
more in the second half, and coasted
home with their first victory over
the Tigers since 1882.
GOvernai MOnopolizes Party.
Governali was the whole show this
brisk, sunny afternoon. He ploughed
through the Princeton line for 1876
of Columbia S 38n yards; he handled
the ball on plays that netted nearly
so more and although he lost Al on
four forward pass attempts, he was
large ball of fire.
1t got so, late in the third period.
that every time this 185-pounder
from New York busted through for
another piece of yardage the Prince
ton boys got puzzled look on their
faces, as If each was wondering.
isn't this where we came in?" And
when Governali wasn't pouring
through, he was handing the ball
to Phil Bayer and Stew McIlvennan,
who weren't green hands, either.
Governali scored two of the touch