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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

The 1912 season gets under way
In Washington at sunrise on the
Sabbath in all but seven counties
and part OF an eighth county.
This will be the first season In
years that permits simultaneous
openings on upland birds and
ducks. which is something fair
minded nimrods have sought for
years.
Shooting will be permitted until
sunset each day, which IL a re-
Taxation OF the former law which
halted shooting at 4 o'clock.
Increase In the duck Nights
brought . change In the shoot
Ing hours. When the FEDERAL
authorities abandoned the I
q. m. until 4 p. m. limited
period Of daily shooting. the
state game authorities stepped
In line.
The duck season ends Dec.
%.
The state chiefs did not adopt
the limited hours plan until the
government bosses slapped 1t down
on waterfowl. State and federal
authorities have been cooperating.
SEVEN COUNTIES LATER
The seven and one part counties
Of eastern Warrington previously
mentioned open their duck and up
land bird seasons simultaneously
At sunrise Sunday. Oct. IS.
The seven counties are Yakima.
kittitas. Cheian. Ferry. Benton.
okanogan and Douglas and that
part Of Stevens county lying west
Of the Columbia river.
Study the laws on all birds and
game animals in the particular
county you intend to hunt.
Keep the sunrise and sunset
times in mind.
Upland bird shooting ends
all over the state ON the same
date. Nov. 3. which means
western Washington upland
hunters will enjoy q se-dsy
season. while those other east
ern Washington counties viii
have but l5-day season.
Grouse shooting. too. will -
open in four counties and parts =.
two other counties OF that seven,
county group on Sunday. Oct. rs
Monday the 2eth and Sunday Nov
/. That's three days.
Grouse shooting on those day.
I also Is legal In three Cheian gam,
preserves. as specified by the gam.
laws.
Quail are open In every
county of the state and In
some counties there IL IN ex-
tended season In ten counties.
Hungarian partridge are
closed In Pierce. Yakima. Nit
titas. Thurston and Benton
counties only. There Is en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
.Yelm Baiiers
.0rtinq Gridmen

YELM-Yelm Tornadoes breezed
past Orting Cardinals, SOL, here
this afternoon but the Cards. who
haven't scored touchdown in
three years. hit paydirt on a spec
ial long-gainer devised by Roy
Benjamin, orting barber, who has
been handling the team which has
no coach.
Floyd Schrock of Orting Tailed
the Cardinal touchdown which
ended long pigskin drought for
the upper Puyallup Valley eleven.
George McCloud's five touch
downs featured Yelm's win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
AS the Stars
Travel Across
1912 Gridiron

CHICAGO Here are the
outstanding. individual per-
formances Of the 1912 foot
ball season as compiled By the
American Football Statistical
Bureau.
Longest run from serim-
mage-sl yards by Bob Ken
needy of Washington State
against Montana.
Longest kickoff return
100 yards by Lyle Sturdy Of
Wichita against Washington
L. of ST. Louis.
Longest punt return - %
yards by Gerald Hlghtower of
the Georgia Naval Cadets
against Duke.
Longest return with inter
cepted pass-9s yards by Ken
Davis of Cornell against
Army.
Longest pass-70 yards by
Paul Governali of Columbia
against Maine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

tended Hun seasons In three
counties, Chelan. Douglas and
Okanogan.
There Is no lawful season on
Chukor partridges.
Total daily mixed bag limit on
upland birds Is =. three 49, Chin
ese ROSTERS thens are protected)
=. five 90 Hungarian partridges
and ten C10) quail. or a mixed bag
total of is birds If you fill out.
That. sir. is sufficiently liberal.
WATCH YOUR LIMITS
You may have two days limit of
each species in your possession
AFTER the first day. each days
bag must be tagged by a game
protector or some authorized per-
son. such as q game license dealer.
The seasons bag limit on Chin
csc pheasant, ROSTERS only. is
fifteen (i5).
The seasons bag limit on Hun
garian partridges is twenty-five
l25).
The seasons bag lint on
quail IL fifty 500 In those
counties having a regular sea-
son, EXCEPT seventy-five
(75) quail In only those coun-
ties having both a regular and
extended quail season.
Bag limit on ducks is 10 a day
and 20 a week. No one daily duck
bag can legally possess more than
three (3) of either one of Redhead
and Bufflehead ducks or more
than three (3) of both species COM
bined or more than one % Wood
Duck. fetal possession limits
mean YOU can possess twice the
daily bag limit.
Sundays sunrise and sunset
hours In Tacoma district are:
Rise 1888 set 6:15.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
dcOn1an
.NavyCross

To II u.g.) Joha K. Clifford
Of Tacoma. the Navy Cross.
That was the announcement
Friday from headquarters Of the
Pacific feet At Pear Hsrbor.
Hawaii.
1t Clifford Vas awarded the
decoration for herolsm In action
b. Adm Chester W. Nlmitz COM
mander In chief OF the Pacific
fleet. Thursday.
He n believed 20 he the first
Tacoman In this war 10 re-
celxe the Navy Cross.
1t Clifford i the son Of Mrs.
Katherine Clifford OF the Florence
apartments He graduated from
Stadium high in 1884 where he
was q three-year letterman in
Jayvee tl5o poundl football and
. better than average scholar.
Later he attended kemper
Military academy. Syracuse
university and the College Of
Puget Sound. from which be
va. awarded his degree = few
months before becoming q
naval aviation cadet
He was commissioned ensign in
February. 1e<1. In the naval air
force. and has been in the navy
since that time.
Besides his mother. 1t. Clifford
has a brother. Howard. Tacoma
newspaperman. and a sister, Mrs.
Stevens. formerly Miss Catherine
Clifford. living in California.
Announcement Of the award did
not give details Of 1t Clifford's
heroism.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Kent Scores

kENT-Kent Vandals won their
first Puget Sound Conference
game in three years when they de-
feated Renton Indians. 40. here
yesterday afternoon with Bill Wan
drey scoring three touchdowns and
passing to a fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Hiqhline Wins

HIGHLINE A fourth quarter
drive Which sent Ed Neihl over the
goal line from the 14-yard line
gave Highline Pirates a 1876 VIC
tory over Auburn Trojans in a
Puget Sound Conference game
here yesterday afternoon. Neihl
also scored the first Hignline
touchdown. Auburn Tailed on a
60-yard pass play.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Rabbi Julius L. DeKoven win
speak on How Shall We Face the
Crisis," At the regular Friday ere
ming service at Sis In Talmud
roah synagogue. A social hour
viii b held at the conclusion OF
Alteration. Registration 10 still in
progress for Hebrew and Sunday
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Lnfherans are fortified with
Paul PolillO and Ted Iufer.

Judging at the teams from past
performances the teams might
turn this contest into a free-soor-
ing. hog-wild affair.
The Luthersns are boiling under
the collars. They have heard that
the Loggers said they'll win this
BY a margin Of 2s to and that
the boys out on the pebbled prairie
are "knuckle heads
Coach Barofsky is using such
reported talk 10 steam his kids
into mental fitness. He says he
has succeeded.
Coach Frank. always quiet.
merely smiles in that dry way and
says his club is ready.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

There win be a meeting Of the
Tacoma Ski club next Thursday
in the Knights Of Pythias temple.
e3s Broadway. A movie will be
shown and entertainment pro-
vided. Important discussion on
plans for the gas-rubber season is
scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Minor thefts were reported to
police Friday by B. Vineyard a
Sons. 3i01 SO. Tacoma way. a
radio and portable typewriter be-
ing missing after admittance gain
ed by breaking glass window; Z. j.
Hasringer. 7i6 So. Puget Sound
ave., SIS in cash missing after
q dmittancs gained through
window.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
WOAfEN's LEAGUE
Hi-WaY Alleys

Jennette (2) VS.. Elizabeth ID;
high game, Mortenson, 215; high
series, Church. 462.
LaVerne (3) VS.. Florence (0):
high game, Bridges, 1873; high
series. Bridges, ass.
Verna 49, VS.. Jean f0); high
game, Lsmpe. i76; high series,
Lampe. 456.
Dora 90 VS.. Esther ~; high
game, ID. Wescoat, 164; high
series, ID. Wescoat. NJ. Eakew. AIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Just the Core


Members of the Tacoma Com
mittes for Russian War Relief.
Inc, and others interested. are
urged TO attend an important
meeting to be held Tuesday at 8
D. m. ct the homo Of Justice
blanche Funk Miller. soi No.
xth Il.
Always better butter at the
Cow" adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Maiihews-Hostak Matched
For Return Glove Contest

Former mddleweight Champion Al Hostak will the
for the last time within 30 He rematche
with Harry Matthews a
Promoter Nate the be
ring battle for the duration he has been IA
classification.
Matthews recently decsoned Hostak
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
WILDCATS IN UNIFORM

EvANSTON-N ort h westerns
football programs feature pictures
Of former wildcat athletes in serv-
ice uniforms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Tacomans Turn
In Extra Tires
To Government

Motorists Of Tacoma and vi.
entity had turned In almost ioo
~ their excess tires AZ the Railway
Express office in the Union depot
Friday. according TO A B. Benton,
manager Of the branch.
The fire< are bciag turned
In ~ nutei<t< In compliance
with ~ Once 81 Price Al
u.fni~trafion order issued
THURSDAY. The order directs
that metorist< IN the nafiea
must s<li OF give the govern
u>enf N their automobile tires
m exceau Of five for each ear.
Railway Express offices through
cut the u. S. were designated TO
handle the collection No other
agency may accept them
A each tire h accepted BY
TIE Railway Express office. .
receipt h given the owner.
II fire n turned ever 30 .
government expert who -
sep~eu value Of the tire ard
sesds . check OF war stamp<.
depeadlnx upon which h
specified. IN payment
Benton was pleased at the re-
action Of local motorists in COM
plying with the order. He pointed
cut that motorists must be pre-
pared to swear they do not have
more than five tires In their pos
session or they win not be eligible
for q gas rstioning card.
notorisfs having an excess Of
five tires are asked to telephone
IL agency MAIN 31sD that =
truck may call and pick up the
tirea. or take the tires directly TO
ths agency. located on the track
level at the Union depot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Army VS.. Navy at Philly

PHILADELPHIA Phisdelpha officials said today that
have been received Point
that the annual ArmyNsvy football will be played
Municipal stadium on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17
Ohe Mixed Haq

Upland bird duck hunters Sunday win slip their favored fowl
In crooks their and head for tho fields and
uaar~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

Herman Miller and Charley
Kristovich divided scoring laurels
in the matches of the Commercial
league Thursday night on the
Coliseum alleys.
Kristovich tailed $50 for the
high series. putting together sin
giles of 1873. 1ss and 1853.
Miller ratified the wood for
225 count in his second
game. high single of all the
pinmen of the league, and
wound up with 5s1 for one
Of the high series.
Cafemen won three from Ken
nels. Drugs won three from Ever
greens. Palo's won three from
Poplars. and Shipfitters won three
from Tavern.
Don Lem registered a 202 single
and 500 series. and Jack Medlock
rolled consistently TO register
$40.
DON BRYANT CLICKS
Don Bryant took individual
scoring honors in the matches Of
the Sheet Metals league on the
Broadway alleys with Sol for the
high series.
Starting with respectable
16s game. Don climbed 10 1e4
in his second string and then
wound mp with 1879 count
Lou Willard rolled the high sin
gle game. winding up his eve
ning's play with a big 2li game
and $40 for one of the good series.
Results: Monel 3. Aluminium /;
Brass 2. Steel 2: Stainless 4. Tin
o: Copper 3. Lead 1.
Bob Muehlenbruch rolled ISL.
174 and III for consistent
series OF $40. F. Harris posted
100 for his best game and 512
for a good series. Otto Dsmkier
rolled 10, 1Ss and la for 500.
r. Booth registered 504. and ID.
Londos sic for other good scores.
BEES BREAK RECORDS
All league records for the sea
son, both individual and team,
were broken Thursday night on
the Broadway alleys when the
trundlers went through a prolific
pin session.
Lyle Smith posted new
high series total with an even
600 score. Smitty's games
were all high. 1871. POL and 2o2.
curley Miller raped the pocket
In his last game to record 23l.
new high single figure for the
year. Curley's series stood at 564
when the figures were in.
Johnson's Buddies. composed Of
Al johnson. Al Fawcett. Charley
Piroh, Bob Pullen and Bob Fran
kcwss<y. rolled 2773. Single games
were ei3. SEA and ESQ. Fawcett
led the team with a 567 tally.
which included a big 21s single.
The Bootery boys rolled
i024 In their third game for
a new high team single. Fred
Becker started the gang off
with l6S. Harris Miller fol-
lowed with 100. Lyle smith
added s0s. Carl kiiese l7s. and
ourley Wilson PSI.
Major c. l. Hamilton. shooting
anchor for the Peerless Bombers.
rolled 22s in the mode Of q good
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-17

NEW YORk-Ja ANA c as fall
meeting a. nine days got under
Wy Oct. Il. Columbus Day, and
runs through Oct II.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
some American
or THE EASTERN FRONT

or THE EASTERN FRONT
The Russians were heavily en-
gagged on the Caucasus front where
the Nazi drive on Stalingrad was
growing in intensity, The Nazi
thrust south into the Caucasus al
so was gaining ground. The Rus
slams evacuated Krasnodar and fell
back toward their naval base of
Novorossisk which appeared to be
in imminent danger.
Confused Rome reports indicated
that Stephan Horthy,. son of Hun
garian regent, had been killed in
a plane on the Russian front.
In the southwest Pacific Ameri-
can Flying Fortresses entered the
battle of the SolomonS with an at
tack on a concentration of small
Japanese warships in the Faisi sec
ton of the nor .hcasternl" Solomns.
Results of the attack which was
carried out under heavy anti-air-
craft fire we're not observed.
Another bombing attack was
made on the Japanese base at
Timor Island buv there was no new
report on the progress of the u S.
Marines engaged in land battles
with the japanese. The loss of the
Australian cruiser, Canberra, 1850
tons, in the Marine landing opera
ton was announced.
Over the western desert in F'gvpt
four Axis fighters were shot down
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20

last night.
Reconsideration of lbs will be-
gin Sept. l. with one fourth of such
registrants in each draft board
placed in a new category each
month and action completed on the
entire list by Jan. l. 1943.
Selective service headquarters
said each registrant will be eX-
amined by the local board exam
lining physician to determine
whether he has any obviously dis
qualifying defects which would pre-
vent him from rendering any mill
tarv service-if he has none he
will be sent to the army induction
station on the appropriate call"
1t was said this move does not
alter the fact that married men
with or without dependents will be
drafted as the need arises. Some
married men. previously classified
as IA. already have been placed
in IA and inducted.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
Work on Fourth ST.
MAY Get Underway

Continued from Page One)
orized to call for bids to furnish
10000 yards of gravel and 10000
gallons of oil for use on the project.
He advised the immediate purchase
because, he said, costs may rise in
the near future.
Heinecke expressed the opinion
that blanket priority permitting
purchase of materials for the pro-
ject can be obtained from the War
Production Board through the state
highway department.
When the project is completed
Fourth street-which is also State
Highway 99-will be of uniform
width through the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
IN Ell CENTRIC

James Dewitt. Negro trucker, was
arrested in Ell Centre THURSDAY
on a San Diego county warrant
charging him with six counts OF
petty theft in connection with the
sale of Imperial Valley fertilizer
The charges are connected with c.
r. Whitlow case. Whitlow, an El
Centre weigh master, was found
guilty of increasing the weights on
certificates issued when certain
loads of fertilizer we're weighed by
him
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
County Secondin
NAVY Enlistment

Based on 100000 population. I'm
perial San Diego, and Yuma coun~
ties were second in the United
States in Navy enlistments in July,
it was announced Thursday.
This area was fourth in June
and has been among the first five
since intensive enlistment activitieT
began.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
Rambling Reporter

Continued from Page One)
He had gone from the garage. They
began telegraphing but they
couldn't catch up with him.
That was 2h months ago. The
McKim family has heard nothin7
from or about Shuman. They can't
figure out whether he was asphyx-
ated or is being hold by suthori-
lies somewhere while they attempt
10 identify the grisly remains of the
calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
LANDIS APPROVES
SERIES BROADCAST

CHICAGO, Aug. 20-UP)-Base--
ball Commissioner Kenesaw M.
Lands today approved a contract
for the exclusive broadcast of the
world series by the Mutual Broad
casting System. The broadcasts
will include a play-by- play descrip-
ton in Spanish to be shortwaved
The broadcasts will be sponsored by
the Gillette Safety Razor Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
Jap-Seized0 Oil
Wells Worthless

Continued from Page One)
ed to develop new processes here
with the aid of 1. c.. Farben patents.
were terminated.
Howard added that Standard
bought out l. G. Farben's 20 per
cent interest in the Standard-I. G.
Corporation, which he described as
management corporation to handle
licensing of patents.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
MEXICAN DIES

Fernando Martinez, so. who lived
at Is Second street, FL Centre, died
Wednesday from a cerebral hemorr-
hage and was scheduled to be bur-
led in Evergreen cemetery after
services at the Martinez home at 6
D. m. Thursday. Services were to
be in charge of Mexican Legion
naires. Martinez had been in Ill
health for a month. His condition
suddenly became worse Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
y. s. PILOTS SHOOT
DOWN z NAZJS

A FIGHTER COMMAND STA
TON. In England, Aug. 20-(Url
Three squadrons of American air
force fighter pilots. who performed
like old timers" probably shot
down three of Gormany's new
Focke-Wulf 1870 fighters and dam
aged three others over Dieppe, a
United Etates communique said TO-
right.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
KNOX COMMENDS MEN

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20-CUP)-
Two enlisted m<1 who volunteered
for diving training so they could
aid in the salvage of ship dam
aged in the Pearl Harbor attack
we're commended today by Secre-
tary of Navy Frank Knox. The
men, both chief water tenders, are
William Herbert Carnes,. "a. Lake
wood. o.. and Francis Louis Haley
80, of 1107h ocean Ave, Sea
Beach, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
BURGLARY SUSPECTED

Ell Centre police Thursday report
ed a suspected burglary at the
home of C. f. Pitzer, 1850 FL Centre
avenue, while Mr.. and Mrs. Pitzer
were at Jacumba. Pitzer. called
upon to check his belongings, said
he couldn't find that anything was
missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
PLEADS INNOCENT

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20-(UPo-1
Silver Shirt leader William Dudley
Pelley and three other defendants
charged with conspiring to impair
the morale of the nations armed
forces entered pleas of innocent
when arraigned in federal district
court here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
HELD ON MORALS CHARGE

Clyde Chandler and Bob Merrill
employed on defense projects in
the Brawley and Calipatria areas,
are held in the Imperial county Jail
in El Centre on charges of rape
and contributing to the delinquency
of two young girls, one II years
of age and the other 18 years of
age.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20

All 1-B registrants will be placed
in either IA, and made subject to
immediate induction. or in 4-F, and
deferred indefinitely because cf
major physical defects, selective
service headquarters announced
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
ScanningL. Y.
News Horizon
RETURN FROM VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maloof returned
this week after vacation trip to
San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
SIZES FOR DIVORCE

Leonora Smith Wednesday sued
John Henry Smith for divorce, al
leging extreme cruelty. They were
married in Yuma May Il, 1910, and
separated last July "a.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
1-B CLASS DROPPED

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O-UP)-
Abolition OF selcctive service classi-
fication 1-B-for men physically fit
only for limited military uuty --
viii affect an estimated 100000 men
and provide a new reservoir Of man
power for the armed services.
.,oLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
Allied Commands
Confer on Raid

Continued from Page One)
suicidal. 1t was pointed out that the
commando and air forces concen-
trated against the narrow Dieppe
sector probably represented the
heaviest concentration Of offensive
power ever aimed at so small a
front.
The wake of battle still trailed
over the English Channel today
Raj forces carried out heavy at
tacks through the night and with
the coming of daylight on the
whole invasion area, largely 1t
was thought, to cover the return
of struggling comman,>.5 from the
Dieppe region.
French reports said that despite
warnings of the British radio some
French citizens at Dieppe Joined in
the fighting About 80 were killed
and a number wounded, these re-
ports said. Damage to the town of
Dieppe from shelling and fires was
said to be considerable.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20
BRING UP RESERVES

Berlin still was attempting to de-
scribe the encounter as the repulse
of an invasion attempt. The Ger
man reports admitted that the Ma
zis were forced to draw upon re-
serve troops to battle the COM
mandos. Berlin claimed the cap
ture of 1880 prisoners, many CT
them Canadians and including
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-20

POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT