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La gaceta., 1942-12-04
DOCUy-N7O SEC2ZTO REVZLA
PL,NES De HITTER Para PEGIP
GRAN ALZMANIA" CON POL-CIA --CAcHIA

mrudp irrcv' r QUO Ni"a '7hreptt-
ciaw,.t. IA i..a 4 MA tcot0I.
1911 Sr. Miller sc0alo cue, IN al
documento seCroto, llil'er trota de
apaciguar al reseutiniento de los
ofciales del ei6rgito regular lno'
can6o In secci6n de seguridad
no exccder6 del 5 al 10 por ciento
de la totalidad del eyerG4to.
Grupo de Foraiidos
El eiercito sera utilizado en- las
guerras exteriores mientras que In
secci6n de seguridad operara sobre
In poblacion interior, dice hitler'
Los alemanes estan reclutanuo
actualmente los Electives de su
secci6n de %seguridad en- Noruega'
Finlandia, Diuamarca, Holanda y
Belpica, diio ell Sr. Miller, QUEEN con
tinuo: "Estan reuniendo la hez de
una banda international de torall-
dos o ell prOposito de manteher a
Europa g inclusive al pueblo aleman
on In sumisi6n mas completa des-
pu6s de In guerra. For esta razoh
podriase esperar que las unldageS
alemanas de la seccion de segarlaad
fueran estacionades fuera de Ale
mania, mientras que las internal
c~jonales. leales unicamente a su
amo, permaneeerian dentro de ese
desafortunado pals. FL Gran I'M
perio Aleman estaria .regldo en-
tonces por la polieia secreta y | a
guardia de corps de Hitler. Las
tropas de asalto han desaparecid9
en- su mayor parte. De hecho, ell
partido nacional socialista ha pasa-
do a segundo termino. d,
eel movimieuto original nacional
socialista, que ira una especie &c
cruzada de la clase media inferior,
ha uucdado a MERGED de la voluntad
del jefe, reforzada por un eJercito
professional privado Las NJ
clones Unidas no deben cejar jamae
en- Il esfuerzos hasta poner I'm
intento de Hitler para domlnar
tea Y econ6micamente a i'''
Iliquidar completamen,- u
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policia militar de estado tanto den
tro como fuera del actual n6cleo del
Reich, y que sea capaz, en- cada INA
V todas las ocasiones, de represen-
tar V ahrmar la autoridad nterna
del mismo.
"Esta tarea puede lograrse dnica,
mente con una policia militar del
estado cuyos cuerpos esten forma-
dos por hombres de la sangre ale
mana mas pura y que sc identiti,
ouen de una manera incondicionaI
con la flosofia de Ia vida que
constitute el Fundamental del Gran
Imperio Alem6n. Tai conungente
Sc sentira orgulloso de su integrldac
Y por cousiguicnte no fraternizart
jamas con Ell p%roletariado y con e
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tos cursos son gratis para los estu-
diantes, pero los professors son re-
munerados con fondos del Gobierno:
Los p~rofesores de esta entidad
son ciudadanos de Bolivia, de Ecua-
dor, de Chile, de la Argentina, de
Mexico, de Colombia Y de Puerto
Rico. E~nsenan en- forma que les
es original, con ell principal prop6-
sito de ensenar ell espanol empleado
en- la conversation corriente poI
personals de buena education de los
paises latinoamericanos. Los es-
tudiantes leen ~periodicos que CO.
lecciona y luego distribuye ell DR..
Aguilera. Tambien sc leen libros
y revistas cuyos temas son comen-
tados en- la clase. Dichos temas
versan generalmente sobre noticias
del dia e information acerca de las
otras rep1blicas americans. Esta
institution cuenta con classes es-
peciales para aquellos que trabajan
en- la compra de materiales estrate-
|gicos en- las otras republicas ameri-
canas, en- las cuales los estudiantes
aprenden ell vocabulario tecnico cue
necesitan. A algunas classes assist
en-, integramente, altos funcionarios
del Gobierno.
Personals Ocupadas
Como estos discipulos son per-
sonas de oc~upaciones importantes,
disponen de menos tempo para es-
tudiar fuera de las classes que los
universitarios y colegiales, a pesar
de que Sc les solicita que estudien
en- u casas. Algunos Sc ven obli-
| gados a omitir algunas classes o lie
gan tarde, debido a los asuntos que
los retienen, pero recuperan ell
tempo perdido. Las classes tienen
lugar de noche, durante dos horas.
Cast todos los estudiantes asisten
a dos classes por semana, pero algu-
nos de ellos atienden a cuatro. Di-
chas classes tienen lugar en- las off
cinas del Gobierno que funcionan en-
toda la ciudad. Las dos terceras
parties de los estudiantes estan
principiando o poseen pOcos
Icimientos del idioma, mientras la
otra tercera parte = halla va muy
t. .C-.s,lr ajI.
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Observation-Disclosures
Miller, autor de la obra mas
vendida de nuestros dias, mo
sc puede negociar con Hitler
(You can't do business with
Hitler, y quien fue por largo
tempo Representative de Ia
Secretaria de Concrete de los
Estados Unidos en- Alemania,
revelo hace POGO en- esta capt.
tai ell contenido de un docu-
mento secreto del Alto Co
mando Aleman, ell cual de-
muestra que Hitler proyecta
regir a su MAS Grande Ale
mania" por medic de una
vasta organization de policia
secreta Y foraiidos de la sec
cion de seguridad (SS) debi-
damente .iuramentados.
Una de las copias del documento,
distribuidas a los seeuaces de-
Fuehrer, cay6 recientemente en-
manos britanicas en- Libia; Dirl'
riendose al Institute de Bibhoteca'
RIOS de Obras de Guerra de Wash,
ington, ell Sr. Miller eXplico que e
documento hace yer que Hitler reeq'
noce que ell future Gran lmperiC
Aleman" estaria integrado por graz
diyersidad de pueblos a los QUE
deberia mantenerse en- Ia sumision
nor medic de una rigurosa e impla
cable intervention policiaca-
LO Que Dice Hitler
En- ell documento mencionado
Hitler Sc expresa de la siguient
manera:
sEl Gran Imperio Aleman n
comprendera dentro de sus iron
teras exclusivamente a unidades ma
cionales de por 81 bien dispuesta
haeia el Reich. Por consignment
&c haec necesario mantener un
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Fvncionorios del Gobierno
De los Estodos Unidos eston
Estvdiondo 81 idiomo esponol

} = EN- la
mas original escuela de espa-
mol del mundo, mil empleados
del Gobierno de los Estados
Unidos, desde ayudantes a al
tos funcionarios executives, Sc
hallan aprendiendo ell idioma
espanol.
Esta escuela, que Sc encuentra
presidida por VI chileno, ,cuenta con
mas de Is p~rofesores, todos los cua-
les desempenan otros cargos. Al
ounos de ellos estan empleados por
81 Gobierno de los Estados Unidos y
los otros Dor los Gobiernos de las
demas republicas americans o por
instituciones educacionales: En-
ninguna otra escuela puede que
exista. ouiza, un tan Distinguish
coniunto de estudiantes y profeso-
res.
DIR. Francisco Aguilera, cludadano
de Chile, quien es ahora miembro
del Departamento de Cooperation
Intellectual de la Union Panameri-
cana de Washington. Ell DR.. Agulo
lera interrumpi6 su estadia de ~.
amos en- los Estados Unidos para
volver a Chile en- 1928, por dos amos,
como Director General de Educa-
ci6n Secundaria, jefe de reduction
de La NGci6n de Santiago y Pro1e-
sor de la Universidad de Chile.
Professor de espaiOl
Ell DIR. Aguilera Sc educo en- las
Universidades de Chile, Indiana y
Yale. Fue professor de espanol en-
Ia I~Jniversidad de Yale durante IL
amos. Durante siete amos ha estado
trabajando sobre literature y temas
educacionales en- la Union Paname-
ricana, dandose tempo para com,
poner libros de texto en- espanol
para los editores de los Estados
Esta escuela de espanol, unica en-
su genera, forma parte del Centre
de Entrenamiento Interamericanoi
establecida por la Oicina del Coor-
dinador de Asuntos Interamerica-
nos Dor hCuAO NC Al SOhbAoSC ~
Console Nacional de Sociedades
Educacionales, que administra el
Centre.
Ademas del espahol, ell centric en-
s-na ell portuguese, contando para
clio con cuatro professors a cuyas
clasas asisten rs estudiantes. Pro
porriona un intense entrenamiento
para los oficiales del Ejercito y dc
Ia Marina y los funcionarios y en-
pleados del Gobierno que son envia-
doe a las otras repdblicas america
nAs en- misiones oficiales.
Proporciona tambien instruction
~ aclderuica sobre las ca~racteris-
bcas hAst--~ de las otras republi-
.us a. .Sss--@aA, con ell proposito de
prep - Q comisionados para
que c~-pL% - tareas o mayor
ehcicE.I1.
a ac,!el os - 90 tienen misiones
Nspa",as p~s gne no obstante
tra..e an 80 S~ -ontUs intcramerl-
sAn-~ e - w~v~~~~gvihra entrena-
u- - -.. = ~ JlPmas con
sernientes a su traOa.' r~dos "
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PARA SU C~AMPAMENTO
Ell pasado microbes partio pa
ra un campamento de Carolina
del Norte, ell jOven Armando
Abreu, hijo de los esposos Attire
DO " Emelina Abreu, RESIDENCES
en- ell 2734 de la calle Main. en-
West Tampa.
A despedirlo acudieron sus ia
miliares y amigos.
Buena suerte para ell, en- su
vida militar.
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de" podria servir a un util pro
p6sito en- Ia cirugia. La pelicula
que ahora Sc obtiene eS delgada,
fuerte, p3egable, tranSluciente y
ligeramente elastica.
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pracia6o amigo Jose Rodriguez!
Hacemos ruegos porCue Ia
ciencia pueda devolver a este
b1en amigo ST. preciada salud.
Ell BAILE DE ANOCHE

FL BAIIaE DE ANOCHE
Muy concurrida Sc VIC la fies-
ia bailable celebrada anoche por
ell Ponce de Leon Women's Club.
Asistieron muchos Soldados.
Una conocida orquesta tuvo a
SUI cargo los bailabSes.
Los asiStentes fueron eSplen-
didamente oJSequiados.
Dur6 haSta deSpue de las doce
de la noche.
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NACIMIENTO

Con toda felicidad naci6 el pa
sado dia 20 una robusta nina,
hija de los estimados esposos
Reynaldo Y Pillar Calderon.
La nueva ciudadana llevara
los nombres de Cyntia Joyce.
Nuestra congratulacion para
los felices papas y una vida lie
ma de dicha para la nina.
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PARA LA ACADEMIA

PAhA LA
Con ell prop6sito de aprender
"a construction de aviones, par
tic ell microbes para la acade-
mia Anderson Aircraft School
"A ioven Julian Soto, hijo de la
Sra. Martina Soto, del 1915 de
Ia Octava avenida.
Ell jOven Soto estaba a punto
de terminar sus estudios de ba-
ch9ler en- el institute HILLSIDE
rough.
LIE felicitamos por su decision
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FUNCION
GIN EMATOGRAFICA

Tn grupo de miembros de To-
giaS fraternales de la localidad
prepare una function cinemato-
grafica a beneficio de los fondos
de Ma idad para los Refugiados
Eapanoles de Cuba Y Santo Do
mingO.
Esta function Ia efectuaran en-
el teatro Ritz" los dias 8 Y 9
del presente mes.
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ST se6ol

ST senoH
Compre la pintUra b.
L. p. Solamente sc ven
he en- K Greco Hard
ware Co, ga. ayenida y
allie Is.
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new! FREDERICKSBURG"
FEMININE
HYGIENE
now finding great favor
m~Unn aasuvwaaw

Many doctors recommend regular use
Of doliches ~ a precautionary meas
ure Tor women who want 70 be clean,
dainty-fOr women troubled by Of
Tending odor on discharge.
Some products may be harmful %
delicate tissues. But not Lydia y.
Pinkham'B Sanatlve Wash P,nkham's
Sentative Wash Is gaining great favor
among women Because IT'S NOT a
harmful %germicide. Instead ~ It's a
mighty effective "baeteriostatic" (the
modern trend IL not only oiseour-
ages bacterial growth ana infection
but thoroughly cleanBes and deodOr-
lies, Very soothing relieves minor
irritations and discharge and has q
tonic effect on delicate membranes.
IneKoensivel Get your bottle Of Lydia
PtnkhAm'a SanA1va WaAh today. All
druggists a q
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO %RoDRIGUEz)
lie Cuervo V Marina Vega.

ME Cuervo Y Marina Vega.
Todo el producto de la function
Sc gastara en- mejorar el Sana-
torio de la Sociedad.
A las ocho y cuarto Sc alzara
Ell teton para ser representada Ia
graciosa zarzuela de Paradas Y
Jim6nez, en- un acto y cuatro Qua
dros, titulada LAS CorsariaS."
Ell grupo artistico 10 compo-
men las damas de la Seccion y
miembros de la Directiva y O.
traS Secciones.
Tocara la orquesta de la pro
fesora Sra. Matilde Lopez.
AuguramoS un rotundo eXito.
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EN- Ell SANATORIO
BESIDE hace SemanaS Sc en-
cuentra internado en- el Sanato-
rio del Centre Asturiano, 81 a.
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o r ATE
Don't neglect your Breath

II yon've got 4 date with the girl friend. or
> huaneas appointment, play Anart and take
che proper procaution 30 zee tlAt your breath
doesnt offend unnecessarily. After an, moth.
ing b 20 tneKcuHahle and 20 offensive. a.
neglected ease u halitoais (bad breathj. Be
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mouth with LiHterine Antiseptic-
Almoat Immediately your breath becomes
sweeier, purer, less likely 20 offend. Most
eases Of h~alitoeis, gny some authorities, nru
due 20 the fermentation Of tiny food p~artfeleT
IN The mouth, although some cases may b.
due 20 syatemic disorders. Against the for
mer condition, Listcune Antiseptic works
wonuera because Il FIRST halta the fermenSa-
ton and then ovorc0mes the odor8 it causes.
Don't forget 20 use Il ~ the first aid "a
thopsanes OF popular and successful people,
LlSTERINE ANTISEPTIc
We Moka Yosr- Rr.mfk &c.
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SANTOS DEL Ola
Barbara, Santos Maruta, Der
nardo y Melecio.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

InTee rIoSes WneTe NyS00 <um ne'P 10 0ssS1'
NvtritionuI Meals for Yovr Fumih
IA "tl.rift sprsud" for bread rich in vITAHiN Al
Two ounces of NUcoA approximately three ~ x IA
u inch "pats) supply one fourth of an adults and
onethird of chld's minimum daily Vitamin re-
qurement. is noyrishing and delicious for its
chief ingredients pure vegetable oils churned in
fresh pasteurzed skim milk. Both products of
American farms.
z. Seasons vegetables your family will like
theml You needn't be rich richly seasoned,
tasty vegetables your family will ,can to eat every
day. Nutritious little that you useit
generously for seasoning And you'll delight in NUcoA's
sweet always fresh favor-for NUcoA is freshly made
the year round order only is held in storage
3. ADDS vnAMIN A voIvs to baked foodsl Why
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luxurious flavor and nutrition value of delicious, table,
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pastries-without being extravagant! Furthermore,
your savings NUCoA help buy more of foods
recommended for good nutrition You save enough
on each pound of NUCoA to buy quart of milk!
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Green Or yellow
voGotsbles end Salads

Shredded Carrot and
Cabbage Salad with
Hellmann's or Best Foods
Real MlyonRaise
Evening star., 1942-10-25

NUc0A.d String Beans
and Onions
Lettuce and Radish Salad
with HeIlmann's Or Best
Foods French Dressing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Tom Thompson.
Viiamin Student,
Leads Scorers

CHICAGO - Tommy Thompson
Of the Philadelphia Eagles today
set about TO study the relationship
between vitamins and vision, but
his rivals In the National Football
league would be just as happy II
he abandoned the academic re-
search.
Although playing with the cell
iar-dwelling Eagles. Thompson Is
one Of the pro circuits brighter
stars. The latest official stats
teal compilations show the 100
pound quarterback as the league
leader in yards gained by passing
with sss TO his credit on 81 COM
pietions. lie ranks third 10 SAM
my Baughn OF Washington and
Cecil Isbell of Green Bay in over
all passing efficiency.
While Baughn and Isbell
both have exceptional receiv-
ers In Dick Todd and Don
nutrons AhufoBsoh fre"'"
has been built up without
help from n similarly talented
pass catcher.
Thompson has taken his place
among the top passers despite a
serious physical handicap. He is
blind In his left eye. the result Of
being struck with q brick during
boyhood.
Thompson kept his abnormal vi
sion a secret during his first two
National League campaigns. The
deficiency was discovered during a
routine physical examination at
the Eagles training camp at Two
Rivers, Wis. this fall. Special
lists were consulted and as one of
the experiments to restore sight
the Rridder il on . special vita
min diet"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Joe Waterman
Signs Stars
Armstrong. jenkins
On Portland Cord

PORTLAND, Ore. - Joe Water
man, matchmaker for Portland s
National Boxing club, today con-
firmed eastern reports that Lew
Jenkins, the Sweetwater swatter
and former worlds lightweight
champion, would meet Hammerin'
Henry Armstrong here early in
December.
Waterman said the bout
would be held Dec. or IL,
with Jenkins slated for a tune
up battle in the local arena
Nov. Is.
Armstrong. onetime holder of
three world championships and
celebrated as "old perpetual mo-
tion," decisioned Fr.tzie Civic in
San Francisco Monday night to re-
gain his standing as s major cham
pionship contender.
Meanwhile. Waterman was ar
ranging preliminary bouts for his
Nov. s card, pitting Lou Nova
and Ernie Nordman in the 10
round main event.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Bob Wants His
Times on Hunt

Bob Poore, the fishing and hunt
ing policeman of Tacoma. is in
the wilds of the okanogan wait
ing for Nov. to come and, which.
Of course, will not be long. Shoot
ing begins Sunday in those eight
Central Washington counties.
But while Bob Is in camp,
which will be about one month.
he sends a card asking that
his Tacoma Times be sent
him at Loomis, Washington.
That has been attended to.
Incidentally, Bob reports 81
never saw so many Chinese
pheassnts and other upland birds
and deer in all my life"
That will be good news for the
many Tacoma hunters in Okan-
ogan and those heading for the
great game lands there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Have Applied
For Big Game
Contest Would Be
PldYed JdnuorY l

PASADENA. Cai.-The Tour
nament Of Roses committee today
was awaiting word from 1t Gen.
John L. Dewitt. head Of the west
ern defense command. on its appli-
cation TO hold the annual Rose
Bowl football game on Jan. 1.
Officials OF the committee said
they mailed their application 20
Gen. Dewitt. accompanied by
maps and air photos Of the bowl
and its surroundings in comph-
anee with an army request.
Ed. note: The is4a Rose Bowl
classic was shunted 10 Durham.
N. C. where Oregon States
Beavers won the battle over Duke.
In the 1918 Rose Bowl game
First World WAR; the Mare
Island Marines defeated the slst
Division, Fort Lewis.
Thus. war has knocked the
Coast teams out of their Rose
Powl entertainment on the home
lot just twice.
Grid fans are hoping the 1e43
event win be permitted by Gen.
Dewitt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Luiherans and Bellingham
Play Here Saturday at z
Bosses Won't to Get ON Eorlier
Stort to Avoid Touch OF Dark

Ted Iufer. end. and one back
field man are on the mildly injured
list. Iufer has a bad hand and the
backfield man has a sprained
ankle. Both. however. are ex-
pected to be in shape for Satur-
DAYS game.
Coach Charlie Barofsky has been
working his Lutherans hard since
they took that hard pasting. 81 to
O. at the hands of Cheney at Spo-
kane last weekend.
Reports say the Lutherans had
a most generous day against the
Cheneyites. They gave them score
after score through errors. mental
and physical.
Coach Barofsky saw them and
remembers them. Strombow. how
ever. didn't see that game. He
secuted Portland U and reports
Matty Matthews men are again
a corking club. Well. Matty's a
first class coach and man to go
with IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29

mime Yellow Jacket outfit.
outlaws handed the Streamlin-
ers a 81 defeat. George Laingang's
191 went for the Outlaws and Eli
Sherman's 430 was high series.
June Deiment paced the women
of the league with a 344 series to
lead the Spares in 81 win over
Tavern. Orville Booths 100 game
and 464 series were high for the
Millers who won three from West
Pointers.
office took three from Culls,
Chuck jackson rolling his
usual good series, this time
49l, for the Pencil Pushers and
sohn Kari shooting 462 to
lead the CuIls.
Leo McGowan's 465 was high in
the COMMERCIAL Spreaders match
which the Commercials won 3 TO /.
BOND A WEEK CONTEST
Bert Wilson. manager of the
Coliseum alleys, today announced
an interesting weekly contest for
league bowlers on the Coliseum
lanes. The event will be known
as the Bond Week Contest"
All Coliseum league bowlers will
be eligible to compete upon pay
ment of an extra dime a week, all
of which prize none. will be dis
tributed in the form of War Saw
ings Bonds and Stamps.
To the bowler shooting the
highest score during the week,
including a handicap, VIII go
che SIS War Saving Bond.
Handicap will be computed
from the bowler's league aver
age on q scratch basis of $50
with 80 per cent of full handi-
cap allowed.
The competition wi. start next
Monday and all 200 Coliseum
league bowlers may compete. To
the second high score each week
will 60 the balance of the prize
money. after the purchase Of the
bond. and this money will be paid
in War Savings Stamps.
First league to fall in line for
the contest, was the Veneer league,
all members of which will compete
for the prizes in their matches next
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Fasting Ut Along

Pckings little better the prep football front
last week with only four misses Is games and most Of the
misses close enough that the upset within the range
of possibility.
Lincoln Bremeon which picked
20 Lincoln while
Puyaup Highine Enumeaw Kent
turned to be either point the
(Kapowsin. ID: Roy 49,.
This week the real test the
plays Belngham Bingham
ingham should by points-but vii they.
game very Lin
Prep Here
this weeks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Oregon Hunters
Must Remain
AT Distance

SALEM, Ore.-An army order
barring hunters with firearms
from the immediate vicinity of
military installations will be en-
forced by the state police and the
game commission. 1t was an
bounced today by the state defense
council.
Maj. Gen. James I. Muir. Fort
Lewis, has requested civil authori-
ties to prevent any hunter armed
with shotgun from coming with
in 500 yards Of any army or navy
installation, and to prevent hunt
ers armed with rifles or pistols
from coming within one mile of
any such installation, the an
nouncement revealed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Busy Play for
Lewis Gridmen
Seven Contests on
Weekend Program

FORT LEwIs-seYen teams in
the Fort Lewis Football league
will be battling in games set for
this weekend.
The league-leading Staging
Area streaks are heading for
Bremerton Sunday 10 seek
revenge against the Red Raid
ers, who heat the Indians. Q
to o. here last Sunday.
The Indians and Powder River.
both indicated in league play.
are to clash here Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock and a double
header on Sunday will pit the
Brown Bombers VS.. the NEEDLES
at o'clock. and Gray Field VS..
the Beavers at $50.
Cliff Olson. civilian ath-
letic director. sizes up the
Indian-Powder River game a.
likely TO be one Of the best
the league will offer.
The Indians are from an
artillery unit at North Fort
Lewis and Powder River rep
resents a proud and poppy
cavalry unit. Both teams re-
sort to wide open tactics as
well rs potent line punching.
The Indians have built their
attack around fast and heavy
Sgt. Jimmy Johnston, probably
the best all around gridder in the
league.
Coach Jimmy DuPree's Streaks
have outclassed all opponents they
have met 30 far and their effective
passing game will give Bremerton
trouble. The Streaks have a
strong line and a well-balanced
built around Geronimo"
Mcconnell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-29
Doris Hart Leads
Colfinq Field

HAVANA-Doris Hart, of Mi
ami, Fla. and Pauline Betz Of Los
Angeles, Cal. led the field into
the third day of play in the inter
American tournament of the Gu
ban tennis federation at the Club
Cabaneleco today.
Miss Hart defeated Josefina
Piedra. 60. 60. yesterday while
Miss Betz, who won her opening
singles match Monday. teamed
with Miss Piedra to defeat Miss
Hart and Martha Gonzales La
Cargo. 6-3, 1l-9.