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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18
Core Of the News
FILIPINO CHARGED

Information charging Eugen
Bugerin, as-year-old Filipin o
laborer. with taking indecent liner
ties with six-year-old Filipino
girl was on file in superior court
Tuesday. The information was
prepared BY Prosecutor Thor G.
Tollefson's office through Deputy
Hugo Metzler. jr. Bugerln was ar
rested Sunday afternoon near Fife
by State Patrolman Joe sladek.
He is lodged at the county Jail.
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PuYallup Reports Demand
For Berry Pickers Growing
Peck of Raspberry Horvest Expected
Immediately After Fourth OF July

PUNAIIIP - Increasing de.
nsnd for piokers In the berry
fields q the valley vas reported
Tuesday BY the Chamber Of Com
nerce after a check On conditions
e. reported BY various growers,
packers and the branch offices Of
the state employment services in
Fayallun and Sumner.
The early season for raspberTies
started Monday with berries in ex-
cellent condition and ripening fast.
the chamber reported. Pickers are
being placed by the employment
offices IN the chamber rooms at
Puyallup and the Bus Terminal
building, Sumner. as fast as they
apply for assignment. The increase
in calls for piekers is expected to
be manifested on a steady basis all
this week. with additional calls
next week as the cuthbert rasp-
berries come into early production.
Peak Of the harvest will start
about July l with the big call for
harvesting right after the July
holiday.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY,

The Wsshington-M Montana olut
viii meet ~ ? p. m. Wednesday In
Emerson hail .li0sls Broadway
The business meeting viii b fol.
lowed By a program q entertain
ment, dancing and refreshmen,s.
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JUVENILES TO MEET

Juveniles OF the Ancient Order
Of United Workmsn No. s. q Ia
coma. viii hold their monthly meet
ing AZ Eagles hall At 3 p. m. Wed
nesday Mrs. LsFleur, supervisor
wants AL 70 attend. There will b.
business meeting and initiation
Always nettsr butter 81 Gov
Butter store .-fAdvD
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-18

The 1871 Navy carnival win be
held Thursday and Friday a.
Craven center in the Puget Sound
navy yard at Bremerton. A num-
Der Of district craft will be ordered
to the yard. in order that the per-
sonnet may attend.
During the absence OF DR.. L. T.
c. Joers. DR.. J. l. Hansen will
occupy 70I Medical Arts building
ladv. }
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Play field TO Open

A playfield will be opened Tues
day evening at the North Puyallup
school grounds under direction of
the WPA recreation division and
sponsored by the Y. NJ. c. A. and
the school board.
Lee Matlock win supervise the
program which will include soft
ball, volleyball. tennis, croquet
and. If enough desire ii, classes in
handcrafts. Hours will be from 5
10 I o'clock each evening.
After six years of service at the
First Methodist church here. Rev.
Philip Raymond has been assigned
to ST. Paul Methodist church, Ia
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coma. by the Methodist North.
vest conference. lie xin ~ suc.
eeeded By Rev. Joseph Chester.
Rebskah Needi, club VIII meet
Thursday afternoon At ; O'Clock 81
Odd Fellows hsli for election a
officers. Retiring officers viii b
hostesses These are Mesdames
Marvin Guy. Joe KendziorA. Axel
Ericsson. and Robert BUGGY.
The Ladies Missionary circle Of
the Pioneer Avenue Baptist church
viii meet Wednesday afternoon Al
? o'clock az the church with Mrs.
David Nelson and Mrs. r. Berg
loft as hoxtesses.
Thursday evening At T:4s Mrs.
Emma Eekvall. for so years =
missionary among the blind In
China. viii tell Of her work and
show pictures.
We'd In Puyailup
Mrs. AIDA L. Eaves and DR.
Emilian o. Houda. both Of Taco
ma. were quietly married Monday
at the parsonage OF the First
Christian church. Rev. Give Tay-
Tor read the vows. The bride wore
= navy blue dress and coat to
match with blue accessories and n
corsage Of lavender orchids. Pres
emit at the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. CESSNA and son. Charles
and daughter. saba Kate. Of Ia
coma and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
johnson Of Puyallup.
DIR. and Mrs. Houda left i'm
mediately alter the ceremony for
Salt Lake City where they will
attend the 65th annual meeting
of the American Association for
Deficiency where Or.
Houda has q place on the pro-
gram.
Mrs. Harry Hodge Of 402 18th
st, S. w, will entertain the Altar
Guild of Christ Episcopal church
Thursday for a o'clock luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge have just
returned from a Today trip to
Butte, Mont, where they visited
relatives.
A promise OF action In the near
future on request for traffic
safety precautions at the danger
Gus Kit corner junction Of the
Puyallup-Seattle highway and the
Pacific highway has been given
the Puyallup Chamber Of Com
merce by state highway officials
at Olympia.
Secretary Rex Kelley reported
that reflector buttons and road
side signs have been ordered
placed at this intersection and
state highway officials indicate
that further regulatory measures
will be taken at the junction later.
Police Chief Jack Lenfesty and
City Engineer Gordon Fox partici-
pated in a conference concerning
the hazard with state officials
Friday.
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TO HOLD CARNIVAL

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
old Argument
Arises Again

PULLMAN. Wash. The annual
argument preceding the Washing
,on state College University of
idaho football game was under
.way today as the two teams pre-
pared for their clash here satur-
day.
Cougar officials said the teams
would be meeting for the 45ro
time. Idaho claimed II would De
the 44th game.
Back in 1898. the teams
were supposed TO meet. but
Idaho was schooled In rugby
and the Cougars In American
football. The game turned
into a free-for-ail. WsC -
willing to forgive and forget
hut Idaho claims the Denny
brook uas a Sandal victory.
Official Coast conference rec
oras back up wsc's claim by list
ins their 100 win in 1894 as the
first meeting.
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Shooting Falcons
To Save Pigeons

LONDON Ths sir ministry hae
declared ~sr 10 fh< death "a M
p~rsSrins faieo1 tbs slayer ~
esrisf psxsens
Tn predatory aeslvftiss ~
thSss "nftA eossmnsssss ~ the
British slr might well have led
- sss<ets 81 vital asttonsl tm-
p<ftAnes b~sns found ~ ths
snsmy In ts~ nssslns places II
,hssS birds In shs cliffs u sDiwsy.
Every ssy nsS 10 fhs sois.s
distrtrt 81 Dsnfrsss and csnnb<r-
Land. rsselsx parties 90 ost u o.
sirDy tbs ssr1s
Since he war s~2sn. ssrlsf-
pigeons have kssn doing import
tan ~osk fu ths Raj. fAs~ly.
men IN ssthoFisy wsrs worried ~
ti.s no~s-srr1ysi Of spf1s u sksss
hssas. ara tss k~ Of msssssss
which might have pi.ysd ~ lm.
pofssnt psrt In shs ssr eonf5sef
Investigation showed mat sh~
birds wsfs not shot 6o~a ~ Nsxss
bsf we're killed ~ fAleons. which
are numerous along certain shores
~ Britain.
anes The 1Hseovssy. ssssss -
$1,000 have bssa h1nsl
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B 0 Win G

One Tacoma womsa's and sos
mems team Travelled 10 knuaxieu
sunday 10 roll special matches
With t~o 1numelsw tSama Tbs
Tseomans won.
The wssnsn wsa ussts match.
37ss " 1888. ard the nee sh1f
zsss 10 ths hsms teams 511t.
iscsh MATCHES ~sse ruled without
handicap The Tacoma voasH
had the following seofss trsaa
rroshisr at. Hazel cslssnss as.
naslns Perry as. Esss dsfsssea
ESQ. and Norma Nummsrsdor szps
total z2ts.
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risoa SAT. y hsissky s0z. Eng.
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nasins Perry and Eta Garrison
came homs ssth Sssvsair ssstfays
tor rolling ssmss ksissf thss ifs.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Three Prep Clubs
Are Undefeaied

Three perfect-record teams were
stu In there swinging today for
the mythical Ststs high school
grfdiron crown.
The Everett soagDiis. -
usual. besded the lat. They
have been unbestea s1nes
Thanks giving day. 1888. Psrt
Anglers hsA won eight straight
10 the surprise Of the expert~;
Nenxtchee has Won seven sue
ee~~ive x.m>s. droppsnT Castle
ESrk from thu select HIT lat
sesk end
Another team. Vancouver. lost
its opener 70 Jefferson high o.
Portland. but won iis next seven
games. Stadium fTscomsD and
Renton have one tie 10 mar THAR
records.
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Duck Club Wins
Court Action

OLYMPIA. Wash. The su-
prsme court today upheld tina rignt
OF callspsl Duck club 70 maintain
dam on Calispel lake Ia Pend
Oreiiie county.
Suit to enjoin maintenance
Of the dam had been filed BY
Diking District No. ? Of Pend
oreGlle county. n oontended
the dam intrrfered with ifs
operations, vss . nuisance
and 0b~frucfed a nsyigabis
stream
The supreme court commented
the Cshspel river was only two
feet deep and could not Dc Chased
a. navigacis.
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OREGON Prep School F ooiball

claim. about the only one On
record.
Holding the Portland lead this
year is Grant High which has
one tie to soil its perfect record.
A post-sesson clash between the
winner OF the Portland league and
the winner OF The Dalle,- Medford
game would probably settle the
title including Portlsnd's claims
Myrtle Point came through the
week end without soiling It's per-
feet record also. but most OF its
games have been with non-ms jor
schools. The little Coos county
school. however, has a fast and
tricky team that entities II 10 q
great deal Of respect.
The Dalles fought Mac-Hi
10 4 7-6 win on Friday TO
bounce II out of the undefeat-
ed In Oregon competition
class. Medford's Tornado blew
great guns In downing
scrappy Eureka, Cal, team.
26-s. In . game that had no
besring IN Oregon high
school standings.
Myrtle Point gave its neighbor.
Bsndon. a 27-e trouncing to es-
tsblish itself as grid boss Of
Southwestern Oregon.
Other major results: Corvallis
IL, Milwaukee o. Mcninnvills
u. Tillsmook 0. klamath Falls
27, Grants Pass s.: Salem rs.
Bend :: Ashland :, Yreka. Cal.
8: Albany IS, Lebanon s. Hood
River Is. Mansfield 8. Cottage
Grove %. Roseburg Z: University
High Eugene) o, Springfield Q
tue).
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Red Raiders Lose
To Anii-Tankers

FORT LEWIS - Tacoms's own
i03rd Anti-Tank regiment football
team ehslked up its third win Of
the season when II defeated Brsm-
erton Red Raiders. 40. ut Brsm-
erton Sunday.
Earl Breen, former fuyaIiup
high school fulibAck. scored
both to1ehdo~ns for the Anti
Tankers. booming over after
passes had put the ball on the
Red Raider courtyard line.
Two passes from Brssn To Carl
son set up the first touchdown
while strittmattsrs inttrception
Of Ped Reader heave put the
Anti-Tsnksrs In position for their
second score. Breen passed 10
strittmstter for a io-ysrd gain TO
the Ped Raider four-ysrd line.
Other victories scored By the
103rd Anu-Tsnkers include a 1876
win over ssth Antl-Tank
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tflmss sp~eiAi Wfttesl
NEW SOHk While II WAS obvi-
Gus there were not future adrnirals
In the two-ocean NAVY which wss
held 10 . seorsisss lie by Harvard.
the Crimson demonstrated Whist
vicious tacklsrs can accomplish
with . shifting defense.
And n ressaised fer ~
Grvtes bsys 10 show . sup
po~~diy ussre rebust sssssd
from Ne ~tds sp~s spse~s
that " y sst s~cs~~asiiy fatal
IA h. ouimasued.
Navy gave Harvard bssh
barrels. hut the. Cssisb sss
from tsskis 10 tsekie--~smt
th~ route In high gear. psse-
tiaaily without relief.
Harvard held Navy 10 . syrpr,s.
ing scorelsss tie beeauss the shut
tin Hdsfsnss designed by pscs
HARLOW and his line eoeah, f.ysi
Ozark. eosfussd the Annapolis
bloehsrs
They couldn't get poatioa. lot
alone . blocking angie. % men
they we're supposed " take out
A. ntrateEist Narrow points ovs.
George Heldsn. tho Harvard quar-
isrback who calls signals on de-.
fsnss. has an unusually fine sense
Of anticipation.
Time se1 sssls nesass
gne~sed What ~ss oss<ziss."
says bsesA sIaa tSasiss. "ssl
called the pstssss eaispist~<
10 ebesksnais that psrsseaiss
thrust
Harvard ysrids from . seven 70
. SIX to . fise.msn line.
They charged straight shssd
They waited. They Slid toward
IN. left. ioopsd toward ths right.
Thsy charged obilqusiy one say
while the baessrs-ap vent fhs
other. They oysrshlfisd toward
NE strong slds. They uaasrshlftsd.
Harvard no aosbs would A.s.
Won from double -dscssd Navy mad
Wander ErD. the place s,eking
specialist. bssn called Ia shan tks
tall was ca ths nldshipmsn's
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Y nltfu IfF~> Ssofh >SssN'ipN
PORTLAND, Ore. - Medford's
Black Tornado and The Dalles
rolled over their opponents this
week end toward Nov. 2s clash
with the earmark Of an Oregon
state high school football cham
pionship encounter.
II both teams manage 10 keep
their skirts clean In coming
games. the winner Of that late
November battle will have little
trouble in drowning out other
claims for the upstate title.
Medford and The Dailes
met In q similar game In No
vember, 1928. when Bill Bow
erman. coach at Medford now.
did stellar duty A. end on
Pink Collisions Nee ford
championship eleven. Medford
defeated The Dalles 40 In
1928 and then went on TO
trounce Benson High Of Port
land $50 for clear title
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Ohe Scoreboard
STOPPING NAVY, HARVARD DEMONSTRATES WHAT
HARD TACKIING CAN no WITH SHIFTING DEFENSE;
GROTON BOYS SHOW OTHERS HOW To GO ROUTE

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Harvard had scofed just nns
touchdown in three ssssssmssts.
Navy had smssssd i7e points IN
four.
The Cambridge LADS hs1 heard
loo muon ~ Nays sssesnfelisf
and numbers
hut thai didn't prssent harvard
from playing 10 ~in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Wehrle Wins
T amale Golf
Defects Stewart In
Mexicon Touroment
MEXICO CITY

MExICO CITY - A blistsrine
drive down the home stretch en-
abled Wilfred Wehrle of Racine.
Wis, to win the annual Mexican
Amateur Golf championship yes
teriay with q 2 and l triumph
over Verne Stewart of Roswell,
N. M. in the ae-hols final.
wehrle scored three birdies In
the last eight holes To 60 three
under par and clinchsd the match
on the nth hole Of the afternoon
round
Wehrie won from Oarios
Belmont. Mexico CITY. J ard
8. In the quarter finals and
entered the final round with
. 2 and victory over I'd
White Of Houston.
Stewart defeated Marvin bud
Ward. u. .. amateur champion.
one up IN this qusrtsr-finsls and
eliminated Richard Nauts, Hous-
ton. Texas, . and =, in their semi
final test
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Sports Parade


NEW yORk Monday morn
Ing srid.irony;
Hero OF the week Cowboy
Jack Grain OF Texas Re scored
two touchdowns IN Texas $40
victory over Southern Methodist.
kicked four points after touch
down and helped nightly 10
set up the other Texas touch
downs.
n was swe~t revenge for hath
Grain and Texas. sMu had held
m ~Ght.year Jins over The
Longhorps and Last year In their
annual game Grain lost nsose
ground than ~ gained.
Upset Of the week Boston
colleges stunning al 10 o vic.
tory over . previously uneeaten.
united Temple team. The rout
started In the ~cond period
when Boston college kicked .
field goal and after that Temple
never was In the ball game. 30
psssss another bowl hope.
Nobody y paying much ~
tention 10 him IN other parts Of
the country. bat down 81 ths
University Of virginia there y
1s-ysar-oid hid VINO could play
b snybody's baekfisld.
1sss .ame b mn Dwdley ssA
~ may turn out N ~ another
Tuffy Lsesnass OF Dutch Clark
---en unheraIded hoy VIA viii
make good with the proc.
Dudley passed i0s yards ard
raa Isz Saturday In sIrstnis's
- 10 0 victory over virginia
Teeh.
Two Of his punts from mid
field were little gems. One went
out OF bounds on the tbrse-ysr6
line and the other on the two.
hslodrsms dspsrtmsnt--the
score WA tied in the Auburn
Gsorsis game. Georgia had the
ball and there WAS time for only
one more play. Ths clock
showed one second lef, In the
game.
Frank siskaieh. ssssefs
bark, took the hall mar mid.
fieId. hesiiated . momeni and
then threw . psAs 20 Lamar
Davis. ~hs rsoed for . soneh-
down. L~s Costa licked the
extra point after final white.
v1nsi score, Georgia =. As-
bsrs 0.
They are stii looking for the
ball az Long Beach. Cal yox
settled over the field At the
start q the second hsif 81 the
game between Fullerton high
and Jordan high
Jordan kicked or. ihs ball
dissppssred and no enc could
find IL
The officials 1&rs6ed that "
enss1ftsons we're ttat had the
ssoeo1 kalf s~ual have 10 ~
pisyed sssns ssssss sssss, 80 fhsy
called ssse whole thing off.
California defeated UcLl. II
10 7. but for SoDs reason the
UcLA boys thought they we're
entitled 70 the ball. A figat
sss jus, about 10 start On tina
field. but officials persuaded the
boys 10 forget a. Wonder VINO
ssvs collage football payers the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

INV YoRk There are only 10
undsfesied major football teams
left in all America today and no
matter how long you study the
statistics there's jus, one conclusion
that perfect seasons no longer
ere merely notable. they're down
rieht miraculous
SIX 81 the 10 are stin eligible
% complete such miracles. despite
q wave Of upsets which mired
many another favored eleven in
ankle-deep mud over the week
end. The lucky half-dozen 10
Texas. Duke. Minnesota. Fondhsm.
pueuesne and Texas Aggies
The other four teams which
survived are unbeaten hut not
united. They are Army. NAVY.
Notre Dame and Mississippi
State. Although their records
are slightly spotted they fared
much better than another
quartet which was up smong
them q week ago.
|. That group il Vanderbilt. Penn
.Vylvanis. Temple and Texas Tech
the major victims Of the sea-
sons sixth week. All tumbled
from their lofty perches into the
beaten ranks and lost any possible
claim 10 the mythical national
title.
Call II an up~t, . moral victory
or what you will. the goose egg
classic fought by the Army and
the Irish In New York gave the
nation its biggest thrill. Both un-
beaten and unbowed. they battled
through the mud for fun so min
utes without a decision-but the
glory went TO the out-msnned. out
powered cadets.
NAVY WINS
Navy. not facing such great
odds. did even better. The Middies
knocked off unbeaten Penn. 1876.
to retain their place among the
bowl eligibles in the second big
game OF the day. In the west the
Minnesota juggernaut all but
clinched the Western conference
title by shading Northwestern, 81,
IN the sections epic.
Two prominent bowl CON
tenders, Fordham and Duke.
rolled on ~ expected over
Purdue and Georgia Tech and
Stanford edged nearer the
holy walls of Pasadena by
smacking over santa Clara by
- lop-sided score. Texas
earned its right 10 the nations
top position by banking
strong Southern Methodist.
$40, with ease and finesse.
Other activities by sections:
The East-Twiee-b eaten Boston
college smashed Temple. $40, and
Duquesne remained on the honor
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roll BY whipping Viilanoss. 20.
Columbia startled Cornell. 20.
while Brown ur@ct Yale ard VII
liam a Mary gave the IVY league
further woe with 30 verdict
over Dartmouth Colgate tied
Holy Cross and Harvard nipped
Princeton hy the baseball score Of
81. Pitt took another beating
this one from Ohio state. 7i.it.
Rutgers whipped Maryland and
Penn state smashed NYU. 40
MINNESOTA ToPS
The Nidlands Minnesota all
but wrapped up the Western con
ference title. Iowa rose up 20
smite Indiana. 1877. and Michigan
conquered Illinois. 200 out Of
the league. Wisconsin los, 70 SYRIA
euse. Oklahoma and Missouri re-
NAMED tied for the Big SIX leader.
ship. the former defeating Kansas
In a conference game. $50. and
the latter whipping Michigan
State out Of the loop. In 4 second
conference game Kansas state
contributed : shocker by defeating
Nebraska. 1878. Mississippi whip
ped Marquette. 1915, and Detroit
BANKED Manhattan, 1910.
THE SOUTH - Mississippi
state. which drew . bresther
In Southwestern. took com
mand 81 the Southeastern
conference race when Tulane
deposed undefcated Wander
bilt. Ss-lt. while Georgia
shaded Auburn. TO. Tennessee
whipped LWr. 1915. and Ala
hama romped over Kentucky.
500. In the Southern con
ference william and MARY re-
mained tied with Duke for the
lead while North Carolina,
WI. Clemson and south
Carolina all won conference
matches. Miami knocked
Texas Tech from the unbeaten
ranks. go. virginia crushed
VPI and Marshal upset Wake
Forest.
The Southwest 49, Texas and
Texas A. A. NJ. continued neck and
neck for the title. although the
Aggies barely scrsped past Ark
snsas. 10. Texas Christian gave
Baylor another bouncing. 23-12.
and Rice cossted over Centenary.
64-o. Farther north, Denver tied
the Colorado Aggies. Utah stun
ned Colorado. $50, and Brigham
Young whipped Utah State. $50.
The Far West Stanford. now
undisputed leader in the Pacific
Coast conference. defeated Santa
Clara. 27-7. Washington State
surprised Oregon. 1870. and Cali
fornis shellacked UCLA 27-7.
Washington and Oregon State
fattened up at the expense OF
Montana and Idaho, 2i-0 and $50.