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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-30
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BASKETBALL RESULTS

BY UNITED PRESS
Long Island L. SO. Vest Texas
State So (overtime).
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Passing TT Along

So they fired the headman Washington. then hired
back one Of his assistants to handle the top Job
IL doesn't make else Pearl Harhor Job
as Jimmy Phean apty put IL the morning the
broke to him Of his dismissal by Athletic Director Ray
Eekmann.
lit "Peari Harbor job" then Ralph ~pest@
Weeh. the new L. W. grid boss. can he accused 81
undermining the man who brought him 10 Washington
Il years ago.
That sounds Hitlers promise be in Mos
COW last fall
More than it to indicate this has
been told by Seattle observers that Pheans dis
mssal brought about through pressure brought
Eekmann by dsgruntled alumni about losing
the Oregon game.
The story goes that group called Eekmann few
days after the Oregon and told him in frank terms
"Phelan is sure 70 day. II may be this
year If the Huskes lose at use this Saturday. But
he doesn't 20 this year. he viii go one Of these years
III you war. our .qsS.sd supper. ri. NAH you.
stick with him TO eventual disaster"
Eckmonns "Collers" Stab Him In Back e..
Eekmann made his choice and Phelan got the bounce.
But sooner had the announcement been made than
Eekmanns callers got busy the phone advising university
authorities let the athletic director hire the coach
had been done 70. e a % = he
They hav. their strategy
beef with Eekmsnn with the result that Eemsnn would be out and
their
University "Eckmsnn back
bes and informed the world that tho faculty athletic committee
Now to sell Ms nam. coach or . coach from hr nam.
facut, athletic committee the schemers ddnt
ground Brigham. Cfn Olson.
Elmer ando
This that the faculty preferred
Then. with
crowds the faculty thought II not to in
for big coach.
fact according interview rhan appeared in
Chicago Is athletic committee asked
Irshmsn who thought
would Evidently Jimmy Meloh
here what PheIan told the Chicago scribe:
1t thing about situation tmeanng hIs dis
athletic committee didn't
being committee pick
frs, thing the members did To come 10 and ask advice
successor"
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Wild Beaver
On Display

A crate of wild beaver are
m display 1T Mickey sherman's
sports shop at South Tacoma.
They were trapped by state
game department. officers and
viii be liberated In other parts.
The public IL invited 10 come
see.
They will he on display this
Thursday night and part Of
Friday.
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madT D issts Wi@~msn ntsbh~fd .
Officials Hal Lea snd usafss Wl.s
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Your postmasssr can tell you
how 20 invest in u. s. Defense
Bonds.
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Park Basketball

Portland Avenue defeated Ca
rsgemen. Is 10 20. while jefferson
Won from Messiah Lutheran, 81
to is. IN the Park Recreation
basketball league games played
"Wednesday night IN Bslarmine
gym.
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Five Outfits
First to Sign
Event Billed for
North End Alleys
BA ELLIOTT METIALF
Times sports Fditar

Therell be class in the Tseom,
Bowling associations annual five
man tournament this year.
Not meaning. of course. that the
event has not always hsrhored me
top Fighters Not that, at all.
Only this year there seems 10 be
more Of the better caliber Of pin
men around these parts.
Then. too, the first teams 10
sign reveal the strength TO be ex-
pected.
Bill Herdman's Tug Boat
Armies and Mike Berry's Fuel
err Of the Tacoma Major
league. for instance.
Also the Tndertakers Of the
Eagles league, the Zsrelh's
Of the Coliseum circuit and
the Jewellers Of the City loop.
Others OF that type will Join the
parade and a prediction that the
maple will fly will not be out Of
place. II most certainly will.
Date of the big kindhng cutting
5amboree
Well. mates, II comes Feb. IL
and Is, according to announcement
by Vance Mcclure, the veteran and
capable secretary Of the associa-
ton.
FUELERS GOING WELL
The Fuelers a. this date are
leading the high-grade Major cir
cult. and out in front in the singles
bombasting is their leader. Mike
Berry. himself. Mike boasts the
leagues top average, 1872
ASKS the echo where, oh,
where is Herdman7)
A division calls for team
averages Of SEQ and over.
b division includes those
with s25 and under.
Two-thirds handicap will be al
lowed. Handicsps employed viii
be as Of the week OF Jan. "a.
Entries in the five-man tourna-
ment. as well as the singles and
doubles event to be held at the
North End alleys, Feb. Fl and p.
are to be made with Secretary
Mcclure.
Mcclure can be reached at
Proctor 1920.
II communication are made
by mail, address your letters TO the
alleys, $500 No. 26th.
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COMMUNITY fFsstg
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hish s~rhss ~ Peterson es1.
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PLAY NOR AfIfts

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Smith $40
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Fsms. e. Wilson ara high s~riss
Anderson $50
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Subs Portland Asenue-Jack BOYD
90, Watson: GsrAgemen Packard
30. Referec-Bob PuilAr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
y JOINED NAVY
HEREIN JANUARY
Slight Falling=Off From
Previous Month; 1874
Sought Enlistment

The month of February provided
% men for the United States NAVY
who voluntarily enlisted at the local
recruiting station in the most office
building, Recruiters in charge Garry
Murphy and Preston Thorns. re-
vealed in their monthly report re-
leases today. There were also two
additional men who re-enlisted for
navy service, the report Indicated
but they are not included in the
statistics which are new recruits
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
TodaYs Answers -
oAN1UM CRACKERS
Questions on Comic Page)

/. APART is city in northern Lu-
zon, Philippine Islands, where Japs
landed in drive on Manila. Am
bonia is island base in Dutch East
Indies. Algeria is Vichy French
colony in north Africa.
2. Zamboanga is U. S. Army base
on island of Mindanao in Phil
ippines; zuetina (also called E2
zupetina) is city in Libya, south
OF Benghai; Zambales is noun
tain chain and province northwest
of Manila, where Japs attacked.
3. Kharkov is Russian indus
trial city seized by Germans; Kuan-
tan is Jap-attacked city on British
Malay peninsula; Kyushu is south
ernmost of major islands in Jap
anese chain.
B,aaxF,Q Old 'csadO xusay
4. Pontianak is city in Dutch
Borneo bombed by Japs; Pearl
Harbor Is U. S. naval base on
Oahu in Hawaiian Islands; Prague
Is capital OF Nazi-held Czecho-
slovakia, frequently scene of IN
rest.
5. Dakar is French West Africa
pert, westernmost on the bulge"
Of Africa; Darwin is British base
on north coast of Australia; Davao
is japanese colony on Philippine
island of Mindanao; Derna is city
between Tobruk and BenghaI on
north coast OF Libya.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
SO ENLIST HERE
IN US. MARINES
February Figures Released
By Local Recruiter, Max
well p. DickersOn

During February, so men stepped
out of civilian clothes into uniforms
Of the U. S. Marine Corps, a month
, ly release of figures by Sergeant
Maxwell p. Dickerson shows These
men were selected from ZIG appli-
cants who visited the local U. S. Ma
rine recruiting office in the post Of
flee building.
Sergt. Dickerson, citing the large
number OF applicants who desired TO
enlist In the marines, said that since
the declaration of war on Dec. 8,
there was a total of 1898 applicants
who called at the recruiting station
here.
For the month of December, 1862
applicants we're interviewed, and
during January, this figure reached
Ais. In February PIG applicants
called.
The recruiting officer stated that
he has list OF 300 applicants pend
ing for enlistment, which are on ac-
tive file and that scores are poten-
tial candidates for the marine corps.
Taking the past three months as
a criterion. Sergt. Dickerson said
that enlistment promised to be
heartening for the coming months.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
ST. MICHAEL's
For week commencing March

FOR week commencing MA[cH
The services at st. Michaels
church tomorrow, second Sunday in
Lent, will be as follows: Celebration
Of the holy communion at 7:30 .. m.
Sunday school In the Parish house
at $3.50 a. m. Holy communion and
sermon at II a. m. Sermon subject
EVIL Thoughts and Cleanness". 6 =.
m. Y. P. F. choir. p. m. Y. p. F.
in Parish house.
Monday:
$3.50 p. m. Grammar school Girls
choir in choir room.
7:30 p. m. st. Michael's Guild first
aid class in Parish house.
Tuesday:
400 p. m. Service and address to
young people in church. Jr. choir.
Subject 1.-The Gloves of Honesty.
800 p. m. st. Michaeps Service
club in church.
Wednesday,:
800 p. m. Study class in parish
house.
TOO p. m. Altos and sopranos.
800 p. m. Service and sermon with
the Rev. John T. Wilson Of st. PaurS
church, Woodbury., as speaker.
THURSDAY:
7:so p. m. Troop 7, B. s. A., I,
Parish house.
Friday:
900 a. m. Holy communion.
Hoo a. m. Church Helpers bakery
and food sale In parish house. Com.
mittee consists Of Mrs. George B.
Lewis, chairman, Mrs. G. LESTER
Wigglesworth, Mrs. Harold r. Perry
and Mrs. Arvid Anderson.
TOO p. m. Altos and sopranos; ell.
tire chior at 1880 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28

Murel I. Sy1nington of the General Foods Corpora
ton in New York forwards booklet Cake Secrets right
the heels of impending sugar rationing Knowing her
as do realize it's not example of lltimed huor for
it produced before the present emergency arose.
New it ustfes its its existence for it's tepDy
Of baking In fact it's cakensurance for every who
sets out to bake cake And how need cake-insur-
ance today For the making Of cake is longer light
hearted decision 1t means going into huddle with the
other members OF the family and telling them that they
want their avorite chocolate cake for Sunday supper
every member of the household will have 60 easy the
sugar for other purposes And just imagine it, after all
that planning the precious cake sugar and ALL to
turn out flop! AS for the delectable recipes in this
booklet = we'll = some of them don't go easy the
sugar 50 they Will have to be saved up for what my
fire nights such special occasions party bid the
boys goodbye before they leave for camp Accompanying
this book two modest useful offerings
Makers Handbook, booklet coffee making; and a
leafet containing interesting fish combinations
Fish Dinner - which should be useful for the Lenten
season. AS always Muriels material will be welcome
addition to the Democrats reference files.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28

Genevieve Gregas of Abbott Avenue beauteous Bristol
Company office empoye is expected home this weekend
from two weeks motor trip to Palm Beach, Florida.
Madlyn Watts is laid up with illness at her mothers
home on Center Street.. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans B.
Glaeser OF Hawthorne N. j., well known locally have
decided to chrsten their recent son. Richard Theodore
Rev. Dr. John c. Walker tells his Second Church
Passion Player will hold their initial rehearsal next Tues
day at 7:30 o'clock Bernie Shelley, genial mailman
will probably have to deliver plenty of birthday cards to
himself today and tomorrow for tomorrow is his natal
day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
Episcopal
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

The order of worship tomorrow,
second Sunday in Lent, at st. Johns
Episcopal church will be as follows:
Sunday school-9:30 a. m.
Holy communicated o'clock.
Holy communion and sermon
10:45 o'clock.
Professional hymn: $40, Ancient
Of Days"
Kyrie: in A...,....... Garabrant
Collect, Epistle and Gospel: (page
127 in the Prayer Book
Gloria Tibi and Laus Tibi:
Hymn: AZ. Guide Me, o Thou
Great Jehovah"
Sermon-The rector
Offertory Anthem: "Come Now and
Let Us Reason. Briant
Sanctus: In A...........G arabrant
Agnus Del: In A.. .Garabrant
Recessional hymn: 247, Lead Us,
Heavenly Father, Lead Us"
Postlude: Finale First Symphonic
'...'... ........... Verne
Union Service
The Union Service Sunday eve
ming, March /, will be at the First
Methodist church. The speaker
Will be DR.. Eugene r. Kellersperger
I'M. d., general secretary OF the
American Mission to Lepers, who
will speak on 1.-THE Healing Touch. /"
He will be accompanied by Edward
r. Broad, New England secretary of
the organization, who will show a
two reel Aodachrome colored Aim on
The Healing Of M'Vondo," telling
the story Of life in leper colony"
The flowers on thealtar are dedi-
Gated TO the glory OF God in low
ing memory Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edward Hall.
Coniirmati ton Date Chanxed
Due to an error OF the rectors,
the date OF the bishops visit will
not be on March 8 as previously
announced, but on the following
Sunday, March IS.
Lenten Service
The preacher at the Wednesday
evening Lenten service will be the
Rev. Sidney A. Wallace, canon OF
Christ church cathedral in Hart
ford, Conn. Mr.. Wallace was a vicar
OF Christ chapel for a time as well
as a curate at st. Johns. He went
from here to Portland, Conn. and
from there to the cathedral In
Hartford. After the service the
parish aid will serve refreshments
in the Guild hall so that Mr.. Wal
lace may have an opportunity to
meet old friends.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28

Quoting both elementary and secon-
dairy courses. The latter Is permit
ted to enroll men who are not reg
ular students of the college.
Expected to increase enrolment
are recent changes announced by
regional superintendents, and au-
thorized by the army, navy, and the
Civil Aeronautics Administration.
Married men, who are otherwise
qualified, may enroll, provided they
can show that dependents have suf-
ficient means of support. The mini
mum age for G. P. T. students has
been reduced from 10 to 10 years, but
the maximum age remains 26.
In view of changes made in med
ical and physical requirements, all
former candidates who failed to pass
physical examinations are urged to
have denominations.
Men who do not have the formerly
required two years Of college may
enroll provided they meet physical
and mental requirements, and OBJ
tain permission from G. P. T. au-
thorities. Each student must file an
affidavit with his college and with
the c. A. A., agreeing to enlist In
the armed air forces upon compile
ton Of the Civilian Pilot Training
course If so directed.
Meanwhile, State Commissioner of
Aeronautics Thomas H. Lockhart an
nounced this week that he had re-
ceived no information regarding a
Washington report that $4,000 men,
bers of the Civil Air Patrol will be
called upon to assume essential
tasks, among them patrolling OF
coast lines.
At present strength, Com. Lock-
hart said, 200 miles Of shore could
be patrolled, and eventually this state
could take care Of $500 miles.
Progress towards the day when
civilians will be summoned to act
as air sentries, however, Is proceed
ing in full stride with classes oper-
ating in this city, Hartford, New
London, New Haven, Meriden and
Danbury.
The Waterbury Squadron of the
Connecticut Wing is headed by
Commander Harold Shalett. Comdr.
Shalett's staff consists of DR.. Ell
lott Mayo, medical officer; Gerald
Monaghan, intelligence officer;
Frank Hales, radio and communica-
tons officer; Joseph Hartschorn,
training and operations officer; Sal
vatore Cocchiola, transportation Of
ficer, and Henry Copes, adjutant.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
FIRST BAPTIST

At the morning worship. 1890
O'Clock, the Communion Of the
Lords Supper viii be observed. The
subject Of the sermon by Mr.. Gaines
WIN be Learning from Life"
In the evening. 1880 o'clock, the
monthly union service will be held in
the First Methodist Church. The
speaker will be DR.. Eugene r. KEEL
lersberger. General Secretary Of the
American Mission to Lepers. whose
subject will be The Healing Touch"
There also win be Q colored film.
Life and Health In . Leper Colony"
shown by Edward n. Broad. New
England Secretary Of the American
Mission to LcperB.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL

SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Communion Sunday, March 1.
1890 a. m.-Order of Morning
Worship:
Prelude: Adagio, from Second
Symphony-!Schumann.
Professional Hymn: When Morn
ing Gilds the Skies
Call to Worship, Invocation and
Lords Prayer
Anthem: Wheresoe'er Thou Walk
est-Priske
The Scripture Reading
Prayer
Offertory Quartet: The Stranger
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Doxology
Hymn: Come, Yc Disconsolate
Communion Address: without
Wavcring."
Text: LET us hold fast the pro-
fession OF our faith without waver-
ing; (for he Is faithful that prom
iscd;)" Hebrews 1923.
Reception Of Members
Call to Communion
Hymn: Break Thou the Bread Of
Life
The Sacrament
Recessional Hymn: Forth In Thy
Name
Benediction
Postlude: Sarabande-Bohn
The flowers In the vase will be
in memory Of Mrs. Katherine Voss.
william M. Voss and Herman Tur-
rell.
The flowers on the small table
will be in memory Of William Gray
Grieve.
Forum-7:3O p. M.
Organ Program, 7:15-7:30
Overture In Alcina-Handel
Melodie-Tschaikowsky
Pastorale-Carey
Capriccio-Lemaigre
Hymn: For the Beauty OF the
Earth
Invocation and Lords Prayer
Scripture Reading
Discussion OF Air Raid Blackouts
by Percival ]. Leapcr
Anthem: America, Thy Name Is
in My Heart-Bloch
1lluctrated Lecture: Figure
Skating"-Victor Coty
Offertory: Organ: Poeme-Boell-
mann
Question Period
Hymn: God that Madest Earth
and Heaven
Benediction
Postlude: March In B flat-Grieg
March 8--Mrs. Branson De Cou.
illustrated lecture in natural COL
or, Escape to Beauty In Western
Wonderland" Yosemite National
Park through the four seasons. A
special reel Of colored motion pic
lures on the Tournament Of Roses
at Pasadena win also be shown.
March 15--Allan D. Cruickshank,
staff lecturer and photographer Of
tho National Audubon Society. Sub
ject: Birding Adventures"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
METHODIST

Rev. William M. Nesbit, Pho.
10 to 1855 A. M.-Sunday School
II A. M. to ~ M.-Public Worship.
Sermon-"Dost Thou Believer"
Monday, March 2, 8 P. M.-Meet-
ing Of the Finance Committee at the
home OF Marshall Long, rs Dayton
road.
Tuesday, March 3, Z p. M.-Ep-
worth League meeting.
Thursday, March 5, 7:30 p. NJ
Official Board meeting.
Thursday, March $3.50 p. M
Choir Rehearsal.
Saturday, March Z, 5:45 p. M
The regular meeting Of the John
Wesley Bible Glass, preceded by an
Oyster Supper. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Paul Bebble and Mrs. Roy
Romig.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
Nangatuck Church
Directory
IMMAUEL LUTHERAN

There will be a dedication service
at 10 a. m. Sunday in the church. A
new United States flag, presented to
the church by the four societies OF
the church, the Young Peoples So
ciety, the Mems club, the Ladies Aid
and the Sunday school, will be dedi-
Gated. There will be no Sunday
school tomorrow and parents and
children are urged to attend the 10
o'clock service.
The confirmation class will meet
at 2:45 p. m. Thursday and the
Mer's club will meet Thursday night
at 8 o'clock. Friday at 1880 there
will be a Lenten service and choir
rehearsal will follow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
Lutheran
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Lenten services will be held every
Wednesday evening during Lent at
8 o'clock at ST. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church, 1t was announced
this morning by Rev. John N. C.
Mohrmann, pastor, who will speak
March on THE Third Word From
the Cross.
The order Of worship for tolnor-
row morning when services will be
held at tt Cooke street church at
10:15 ara 1870 a. m. will be as fol-
lows:
Organ Prelude, by Miss Emily
Wall.
Opening Hymn
Epistle Lesson, LIST Thess. 4, II.
Hymn
Gospel Lesson, Matt. IS, 21-28.
Reciting Of the Apostles Greed.
Hymn
nAnten sermon by the pastor.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-28
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
POI Cherry Street

FOL Cherry Street
Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor.
Sunday, March l.
Second Sunday In Lent (Reminis-
cere.
Church School and Bible Class at
$50 a. m. with Roland o. Palmer
in charge.
Divine Worship at 10:45 when the
sermon subject will be 1.-THE Vic
tory OF Faith" The Swedish Ian
guage will be used at this service.
Calendar for week Of March l.
Monday at 8-Board of Trustees
viii meet with Carl E. Anderson on
Elliott st.
Tuesday at g. Church School
Staff will meet with Mrs. Walter
johnson on Waterville Street.
Wednesday at 6:30-Senior Con-
firmation Glass meets in church.
Wednesday at 7:45-Weekly Len
ten Service with meditation on
with Jesus In Prayer in Geth-
semane."
Wednesday at 8:45 - Monthly
meeting Of the Augustana Aid
Association.
Thursday-Food Sale viii be held
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Iduna
Circle.
Thursday at daughters Of Zoin
will meet with Mrs. William Swan
son, % North st. WATERFOWL.
Thursday at 8-Church Choir will
practice in church.
Friday at 8-Senior Luther League
will meet in church.
Saturday at $3.50 a. m.-Junior
Confirmation Glass meets In church.