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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-07
MAJOR LEAGUE
 ELK TEAMS 10
 BOWL TONIGHT
Six Captains Are Named 10 Lead Keglers in Pre-
 Season Tournament

A preseason bowling contest be- tween six Elks major league teams will be held on the lodge alleys tonight, starting at 730 o'clock. Teams explained by Mike Ugrin and Prank Metcalf will fight it out on two of the alleys while Captains Erv Hagerup and Dr. A. W. Stewart will take their teams to the. two other alleys.
 At Q o'clock, the other two teams in the league will square off. cap tained by c. c. Carnegie and Fred Henning.
 Major league teams arc as fol- lows:
 Mike Ugrin, captain, Lou Hud- son, Gene Lockridge, Jack Senes- cue and Harry Sperling: Prank Metcalf, captain, Roger Stevenson, George Benson, Bob Hennhng and Art Burke; Erv Hagerup, captain, Martin Lavenik, Homer Tubbs, w. w.. Council. A. Harter; Dr. A. w. Stewart, captain, w. P. Blanton, Shaw Koski, Nick Bayard and Carl Danielson; c. c. Carnegie, captain, c. Jensen, George Parks, pr. R. H, Williams and 1om Hut chings.
 Fred Henning, captain Earl Cleveland, Leonard Ho!mquist, El- mer Lindstrom and Charles Boyer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-07
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are todays Dow, Jones averages. industrials 1883, iails 28.48, utilities 1922.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-07

RAYBAN goggles cut haze and eliminate glare from sun. snow, water. Dr. Carlson. Blomgreu Building. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-07

These new General Electric Penetrating Tnfra red heat ray lamps are at once convenient and many times are applied for the relief of various oooges- tions. The next time you have any botbersome sche or pam which you feel will be relieved by heat. try one Of these G-R infra-red my hmpA
 They are svailabIe h various forms: floor, table or hand mod els, % that you have your choice of convenient application Each has been designed and constructed so render the utmost service. Table Model t5.9s. Floor Model at $o.os and Hand Model for spot application q t3.95 also available,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-07

BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
Evening star., 1941-09-09

labor battaions by an equal num-
Der Of Germans. Spanish troops to
the estimated number Of $4,000
lately were Transferred to Morocco,
where IL IL assumed the Germans
would rse them against Gibraltar.
DespiA treaty restrictions the
Spanish have set up heavy coastal
guns on the coast Of Tangier which,
If used simultaneously with guns
around Seuta, would certainly make
the straits hazardous. The London
Daily Mail, presumably with this in
mind, writes:
I'VE need not be surprised at such
move. With our strength in the
Mediterranean, we should be ready
to counter It,"
The British undoubtedly view both
Spain and Turkey as vulnerable
spots, inevitably targets for the Ger
mans some time or other, but many
think these moves will not be made
until the winter has really slowed
down the Russian War.
tcsLsfirht 1s41, Chicaso Daily News. ms
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Spain or Turkey Seen
As Next Scene Of
Nazi Offensive
Some Americans in
London Predict
Simultaneous Moves
By HELEN KIRKPATRICK,

BY HELEN KIRKPATRICK,
Foreign CORRESPONDENT of The Star and
Chicsso Daily News.
LONDON, Sept. 9.-The extent
of German activities In Spain and
Turkey leads experts here to the
conclusion that one or the other
is likely to be the scene of Ger
man offensive In the near future.
Some of the best-informed Ameri-
cans here are convinced from their
reports that the Germans will go
into Spain and attack Turkey
simultaneously to create diversion.
But Britishers view neither move
as quite so imminent and cite the
need for the Germans concentrating
the bulk of their strength against
Russia. On the other hand, some
quarters regard the thrust to Spain
as possible and probable.
The London Daily Mail editorially
suggests that the Germans could
do Spain with little cost in men or
material" The Mail thinks the
recent Hitler-M -Mussolini meetings
were a prelude to new action and
suggests that Hitler may be i'm
PEELED to it in order to try to revive
the spirits of the German people,
depressed by the very bloody checks
they have sustained in Russia"
Uneasiness In Turkey.
The number of Germans in
Turkey, the assembling of German
troops and naval forces in Bulgaria,
the mission of the NaZi economist,
DR.. Karl Clodius, to Ankara and the
presence of Grand Admiral Erich
Raeder in Sofia all lead to the belief
here that Turkey is due for an
other dose of Nazi pressure. There
is definitely said to be considerable
uneasiness in Turkey. The Italians
are reported to have sought German
approval for an Italian attack on
Turkey from the Dodecanese Is
lands.
While the British do not deny that
the Germans are doing everything
to WOO Turkey away from Britain,
they are inclined to think that the
German general staff is unlikely to
wish to tackle Turkey now while
Russian pressure is still sufficiently
great. Admiral Raeder's presence in
Sofia is seen as an attempt to push
the Bulgars to war against Russia.
Admiral Raeder may also be con-
templating using Bulgaria's Black
Sea bases for seaborne landings IN
the Caucasus.
Turkeys position today is un-
doubtedly stronger than it was sew
eral months ago. American and
British supplies have been going to
Turkey steadily ever since the Basra
Evening star., 1941-09-09

route through Iraq was opened up.
The presence of British troops In
Iran now protects Turkeys rear and
undoubtedly has added consider
ably to Turkish morale. There II
no doubt here that The Turks Will
dgiit II attacked despite the appa-
rent wavsrinss Of politicians from
time to time.
Spanish Situation Threatening
The Spanish situation is regarded
here as the most threatening. Long
repressed feelings against Generals
simo Francisco Franco now have
broken into the open and guerrills
warfare against the Falangists /,
being carried on In many parts oi
Spain. Some reliable observers now
predict that Franco will not last out
the year. They suggest Gen. Miguel
Ponte, new commander in chief oi
the Spanish Moroccan forces, as his
probable successor.
Gen. Franco, supported by his pro-
German Foreign Minister Ramon
koCil y ie bCo W udVc
agreed to the passage of German
troops southwark for an attack
against Gibraltar. Representatives
of the German general staff are
known to have studied the posi-
bilities for attack on Gibraltar on
the spot and to have concluded that
&c, 900 men could capture the Roch
in two months. Preparations are
being made for the evacuation OF
Spanish towns within q 10-mile rs-
dius of Gibraltar. German techni-
clans have been constructing air.
dromes in Southern Spain and Ger
man planes are now reported u
have arrived there.
Most Evident In North.
The extent of German infiltratior
is most evident in the north, how.
ever, where most of the hotels hav,
been taken over by the Germans
One hundred thousand anti-Fascis
Spaniards have been transferred II
Germany and their places taken II
Evening star., 1941-09-09
.1oResaesS -
~ 1000
~ n,sn ,aass. sAass. moss sAoss
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS MAY
be DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

| " 6ackache and leg pains are making you
miserable. don't just complain and do moth
Ing about them. Nature may be warning
Fou that your kidneys need attention.
7 The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste out
of the blood. They help most people elimi-
nake about pints day.
II ths Is miles Of kidney tubes and filters
sdonst work well, poisonous waste matter
istays IN the blood. These poisons may start
snaaging backa ches, rheumatic pains. leg pains,
loss of pep and energy. getting up nights.
swelling, pufiness under the eyes, head
aches and dizziness.
/ Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills. used successfully by millions for over 40
years. They give happy relief and will help
the / miles of kidney tubes flush out poison
Gus waste from the blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Mrs. WiIIkie Attendant
As Dewey Aide Weds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. e.-Lamoyne
A. Jones, confidential secretary TO
District Attorney Thomas e. Dewey,
and Miss Nina Varian, daughter
of Bertram S. Varian, former chief
justice Of the Idaho Supreme Court,
were married yesterday at Christ
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Jones was press aide to
Wendell L. Willkie, Republican NOM
inee, during the 1910 presidential
campaign. The bride was attended
| by Mrs. Willkie.
Evening star., 1941-09-09
Gerunium Crop Booms

By purchasing all the geranium
oil available in the Belgian Congo
the United States caused revival
of geranium cultivation there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Bay View Story Book
Horse is Talk of Turf

ARCADIA, CaL-His overall weight is less
than ESQ pounds and there's a scar as deep as a
tea-cnp on his chest He was crippled two years
ago he cast off for a song. and he was
such rnnt the first time he nobody bothered
TO claim him for paltry $1,000.
That's the background of the newest story
book horse Of the turf His name Ia BAY View
and three days ago not In 10000 knew
IT, To-day. the pint-sized thoroughbred stood at
the head of the nations best handicap horses and
there he will stay until better one can knock
the crown off his homely head.
For there WAS no agreement today among sou,e
s0.00o persons who BAY View kick mud In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

eyee Of is rivals during the wire to-wire romp in
the Santa Anita handicap that Melted him purse
of Ss9.s50 and returned his few hackers $3.50
for x2-the biggest price paid h, stake winner
In western racing.
Some said he was lucky: some said he ran away
over his head. and Midland would break his heart
the next time they met.
There facts both sides but the name
of BAY View still clipped into the stone plaque
alongside that of other ragamuffins who made
good in the worlds richest rsce-Azucar TOP Row.
stagehand and Seabiscut He earned his bid for
immortality the hard wsy-hy turning the favored
Midland hack in the stretch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Blizzard Halls
Yosemite Meet

YOSEMITE. Cal. - An all-dav
blizzard broke up the Pacific Coast
Intercollegiate ski meet yesterday
when the jumping and downhill
events. final competitions of the
three-day meet. were cancelled.
University of Washington was
leading on points for both the Pa
cifie Coast Intercollegiate Ski
union championship and the Pacific
Coast conference championship at
the conclusion of the slelom racing
SATURDAY..
The jumping and downhill events
may be rim off later If colleges can
agree on date.
In the intercollegiate Ski
union ratings, Washington had
100 points In the slalOm. Idaho
had $3.50. stanford 92.73,
Washington State sl.82, Cali
fornia sl.04. and Nevada S5.11.
For the Pacific Coast conference
championship, Washington again
had the 100 points for first place.
Idaho had p463 California p2.hi.
Stanford ons1 Washington State
s7a6 ors.on State 7p.s3. and U.
e. L. A. sal.
The rtorm that struck the Bad
ger Pass course left three feet NJ
soft snow IN "a hours, bringing the
total pack TO 1872 inches. and so re-
duced visibility that further com.
petition was impossible.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Loggers Hang
Up Hoop Gear
Bellinghom Defects
Puget Sound Squad

College Of Puget Sound Loggers
hung up their hoop paraphernalia
Saturday somewhat chastened by
a 55-s6 loss 10 Western Washing
ton Vikings of Bellingham In a
game played in the Logger gym
Saturday night.
But the memories of the glorious
overtime victory on Friday night
against Pacific Lutheran Gladia-
tors, conquerors of the Vikings
four times this season, more than
salved any wounds the Loggers
may have picked up in Saturdays
fray.
II WAS the fourth tough
game In six DAYS for Coach
Stuart Parks hoopsters and
the Loggers iust didn't have
the opening drive ~ the Viz
ings rolled mp q lao lead In
abort order.
The Loggers caught the Vikings
at 1892 but the effort had taken
too much water from the Lumber
jack well and the CPS hoopmen
fell into a scoring drouth again,
permitting the Vikings to sail to
victory.
In preliminary Morton high
school defeated the CPS freshmen,
81 to IT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
BY HENRY McLEMORE

Los ANGELES-If I owned a
goat Id saw off his horns. trim
his beard. dye his coat a rich
chestnut. and enter him in every
big thoroughbred stake in the
country.
His name would he right there
in the entry lists OF the Ken
lucky Derby. the Preakness. the
Belmont. the Arlington Classic
and all of the other rich races
you can name.
Billy. I'd call him for orig
inaiity's sake. and give him n
breeding of by Tin Can out of
Nanny.
And who is to say that nv
goat entry couldn't win one or
all of the biz races
No one Because after Ray
Views victory in the 5000 900
Santa Anita handicap last Sat
urday, you not only can throw
out so-called expert opinion on
race horses. but you can throw
1t out of the top window SO it
will land ON picket fence And
head first. too.
There isn't any such thing as
expert opinion on race horses.
! have suspected this for a long
time and Saturdays handicap
confirmed II. This goes for
owners. breeders, trainers. han
d,capper>. Jockeys. svipe and
the man on the street.
Starting today. no one will
ever convince me that Josie the
housewife or Phil the butcher
boy doesn't know just as much
about race horses and what they
are likely TO do as any turf
pedant smothered in straw and
dripping with such fool words as
class. fit, ready. tightener, fet-
lock. conformation and what
have you
The truth Is. race track Is
nothing more than an nj freseo
roulette wheel with horses run
ming instead of the little white
ball. and with a starter instead
Of a spinner.
How many experts picked Bay
View TO win the Santa Anita
handicap Not a single one He
went 10 the post at so TO l on
the tote board and paid off AZ
SIS to l. The critics said every
thing about him but that ne
could win.
BAY View was every inch
champion Saturday. He Won the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Bombers Bomb

SPok ANE-T The Spokane
Bombers of the Pacific Coast Ice
Hockey league today held a firmer
grip on first place by virtue OF a
Sd victory over the Vancouver
Lions.
Spokane came from behind last
night in the final period. scoring
three times while Goale Perky
Levine let one Vancouver goal
through.
Portland scored a Al triumph
over Seattle Saturday night In
the Puget Sound city. retsrding
the drive of the second-place
olympics on the top spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
.AAU Basket
Meet Opens

Eight basketball auiutets in
Guiding two from the Tacoma
area, open play tonight at seattl.
In the 18th annual Northwest In
dependent tournament. which de-
cides the AAu representative At
the National tournament At Dem
yer.
Pacific Mutual Fnelers will
represent Tacoma and Pierce
county while . Sioux Indian squad
from Company p 1s3rd Inf, 4lst
Div. will represent Camp Murray
as champions Of the Tacoma mill
tarY area.
sayidge~ nj seattle are
favored IN repeat their title
performance NJ last year. The
ssyidges reached the .emi-
finals Of the 1910 national
tourney.
The first nights schedul. of
play
s:t5. sayidges ". Mount
Vernon Packers.
7:s5, Camp Murray Va. Rem
ton.
s:i5. Tacoma fPaeIfIc
Fnelers1 W. Alpine Dairy
tSeattle).
g:45. Yakima vs.. Raymond.
Tourney play continue. Tuesday
and Wednesday with the finals
Wednesday night winding up the
session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Griffith Sets
Scoring Mark

PHILIPPE, w. Va. - Kenneth
fSpider) Griffith. sharpshooting
forward Of Anderson Broaddus col
kge. today held an all-time bas-
ketball scoring record of 1855
points-more than any other col
lege player has ever scored In
four ysars Of competition.
Griffith's total topped the rec
ord held by Hank Luisetti of
Stanford by an even 100 points.
Griffith ended his college cage
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Cougars Win

The Pacific Coast conference
basketball race was all over but
the playoffs today. with Stanford
in possession Of the Southern divi-
sion title and Washington State
assured of winning the Northern
end
Although Washington State still
has another week on its schedule.
the Cougars are out Of reach of
the second-plaee Oregon State
team. The playoffs will be at
Pullman. Wash, March IA. Is and
If necessary L. The winner
goes IN Kansas City for the NCAA
meet March %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Sports Parade =.
McLemore Will Put Goat
In Training for Turf Action

pot o gold the way the good
ones do. With the clang of the
starting bell he WAS. out of his
gate like a bat out of the bad
place and no one ever looked
him in the eve.
They all had n shot nj him
hut they all missed including the
mighty Midland who. for the
three-siyteenths of a mile from
the top of the stretch To the
wire, had BAY View all to him
self.
Buddy Haas gave Midland the
full works with the whip on this
ride. He worked on him with
the bat like swing trap drum
mer going to town but Midland
never made mp an inch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Oregon Siaiers
Win Mat Crown

MOSCOW. Ida.-Four cham
pionships and four second places
enabled Oregon State college TO
capture the Northern Division Pa
eific Coast conference wrestling
tournament with 40 points. Idaho
won two titles and Washington
State college and Washington one
each. University of Oregon was
NTH with five points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Bradford Five
Goes 10 Denver

PORTLAND - The darkhorse
Bradford's basketball five Of Port
land will represent Oregon In the
National AAU hoop play at
Denver.
The underdog hut flsshy COM
hination Of Maurie stremieh. Frank
March, Bob Rohlmsn. Bill Robson
and Dick Helmsr trounced the
toutsd Rubensteins Oregonian's
es 10 80. here Saturday night to
COP the state AAU title and the
haunt to Denver.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Sportsmen to Meet
Wednesday, Night

The Tacoma Sportsmens associ-
alton will meet in regular session
Wednesday az p m. AZ 9o3 Com
merce 81 There will be the
usual Dutch lunch
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

JACKSONVILLE. Fla - Bobby
Riggs of Chicago held the annual
Southeastern Tennis championship
today following q 81. 6-4. ga
triumph over William Tsloert of
Cincinnati.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
AOLLEYBALL PLAY

PULLMAN. Wash. University
n Washinetons volleyball team
Won all SIX matches Saturday 70
win a irregular tourna ment from
Washington State college and
University OF Idaho.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Norske Youth
Leaps 28S Feet
Thrills Thousands
ot Snoquolmie Bowl

Ewes n ire * world turned
sEsin n the Northwest Sunday
afternoon when ne national ski
jumping record went flying with
Torger Tokle's zap n 2ss feet IN
the class A hi a. caseadian Hyak.
Snoqualmie SKI Bowl.
The smiling. wirv little Nor
wegian from Norway SKI club.
Sew York. broke his own North
American record and gave thous-
snds Of fans who lined the broad
runways \ thrill they'll not soon
forget
Three weeks ago Toxic broke
All Engen's national record.
Now he has overshot his own
on this occasion with his utter nom
chalance and ease.
There WAS hreathtatking
moment while the measurers
did their duty and then when
the announcement came over
the loud speaker the cry Of
excitement from the crowd
echoed and re-echoed through
the surrounding valleys.
On his first trip down the jump.
Toxic cleared 266 feet. On his
second try he set the new record.
ENGEN SECOND
Toxic won the class A event
with 2ss64 points. All Engen Of
Salt Lake City defending cham
pion. was second with jumps Of
23e and 262 feet and 266s3 points.
Walter Bietila. Madison. Wis. was
close third with his 224.75 points
on jumps of PA and $50 feet.
Bob Riley of Itasca. Mimi,
won the class Il event with
jumps of 1877 and 201 feet for
224.05 points. Jimmy Run
ming of Beloit, Wis. was sec
ond and Carl Bechoidt of Lake
Tahoe. Calf. was third.
Ralph Bietila of Ishpemine,
Mich. jumped 100 and 1875 feet for
22045 points in winning the class
c title. Fritz Bender of the Tri-
Morse ski club. Wisconsin. was
second and Maurice r irke I /.
Steamboat Springs. Colo, was
third.
Tacoma's only entry in the meet,
Elov Void, class B. fell in land
ing. His distance WAS not re-
corded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
Sacred Heart
Crown Winners

Displaying passing attack
that practically bewildered st.
Patricks from the second half on.
Sacred Heart shot their way to
the city championship of the
paroehial grade schools, 10 to s.
Sacred Heart. in her climb 10
the championship. has had ak vic
tories tn two defeats. The X. NJ
z. cup will bs presented the win
ners soon.
In the last qua rter. the win
ners were trailing 6 to ? hut
soon tied things mp with
field goal followed immedi-
ately by a suck shot by Rob-
inson.
Collins. in his final game for
the victors. contributed most to
his teams cause with four points.
while Comfort and MeGarvick
were high point men for the
loosers with apiece.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

There Ii a lagoon that West Meridian ranch Long
branch
The waters shallow and about and a half
Ia in this that Dusty Hoskins the rancher-cafe
sportsman raises his oysters and has learned their
human ways.
I'VE live and learn" Dusty explained. leaning the
handle Of pillow. the hoss reins his shoulders.
Before began raising the little rascas took il for
granted like and the rest Of the folks that they
merely shell food to he served either stewed fried
pot-roasted cocktailed
standing.
Now my oldest
mama clam and what producer Anyway take last night
II Clara her little bubblng That's the
they talk.
They oyster
Il wanted turned their backs sleep
% l turned them and To bed myself
Everything until settled bed heard
little Margaret Of Mahels baby oysters
ut bothered and just had nut Of bad dress light the
lantern down and find out what with little
Margaret
1 Nd forgotten Ia And she
ssadsd cansins
hid
n couldn't have Mt NTH Margaret uncomfortable all night
way.
have mother Take little little chicks
my
Dusty suddenly stopped talking.
He turned nten toward the big red barn down the
orchard
Listen" exclaimed.
cooked the ntsntly.
In eyes
turned BARNARD soil off his
his coattai Tapping like = flag . breeze.
Presently lie In a manner
"Dny geat himself jam" he sad almost moherk
W and was
puln bard 'en trying swallow The
hurt him. fixed him up-
I
gotta your . rsnehm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04

II you're not using II, sell " with
4 Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

Luck and fishing.
Take the case of John Bzak eity range department.
John veteran Of the streams ardent steelheader
Fate draped him for years then suddenly two
years ago she turned her hack To him.
By all his skill and persuasion endeavored 10 win back
her charming smiles.
But she icy icy the winter waters he fished
and loved we'll Not bite in two years,
snperstions function I'm dg
ing rom personal experiences
Fate his mind RELAXED last Saturday
He was on Puyaiup the bridge
catching He through
he two fshess years
with the current and BAN.
He those slow pulls
hut . smack
Johns oeamed graft
the thrill Of 4 returning love
nothing about that Attributed it TO
yussiness.
John probably will tell
caught . provided him greater thrill
II worrying wha, actually did bring
sm him.
He doesn't he whether
be brand Of tobacco
what he did.
And he's trying to determine. even a. you and l.
n superstitious rascais.
sport does provide something, doesn't It, john