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The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Gain at the gates along the beat
we spotted Dewane Williams who re-
Gently returned from Chicago.
When you spot him note how
handsum he's getting to be. ~
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Before closin' we do want to mem
shun the studs from Sioux City,
| Iowa. Very fine-one shorty was
the good looking brother of a prom
inent chic. On. J.)
THAT'S ALL this week, your
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Mr.. Harold Lewis Of PIG East 4th
Street, Horton, Kansas, would like
to hear from Mrs. Georgia Jacobs,
who he met in Omaha somteime ago.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

The private booth drug partie in
the Grant street Pharmacy Sunday
afternoon was a complete success.
The whole setup was arranged BY
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Did o read the Omaha Guide
last Saturday. If not, why not?-
One years subscription will bring it
to you and the paper will have all
the news. Now come On in, the wa
ter's fine.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

We are all very glad to see Mr..
Jess Hardin in his office again and
we also welcome Mr.. Banks to our
city again and also the two very
wide awake statesmen at the H g M
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

The summer clubs will open soon
and the walters will enjoy the cool
breezeS off the green grass and the
trees and the beautiful swaying
cornfields.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

is now passing most Of his unnec-
essary time away at the "Chez Par
ee"-Not lofin' but blowing the horn
away.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Gloria Mondya and Edgar Afford
have gotten to be good friends like
they used to be.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

The Cottonwood room at the good
old Blackstone hotel continues out
in limelight.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Rumors last rumored was that
Evelyn Morrow is married to the
fine out of town cat-The Lick
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

The NAACP is very much in need
Of your membership. Now take out
a membership and ask all of your
friends and acquaintances to do a.
so. And it will help to make the
1000.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Jack Hoard has two dates to take
to the dance already. Which one
will he take? I wouldn't plan IL I
were either altho he said he'd see
that they both get there. p. S.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Jonie Robbins and Edward Nor
row make a very fine couple.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

The Omaha Athletic Club is at
the top on modern service.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Is Leroy Johnson giving Margar-
ct Yancey the Gladeye? Must be
from the way she acted toward
Katheryn Speese.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Also the Fontenelle boys are 60
ing strong.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Join the &C Club and take ont
a share or two in the Credit Union.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

Last Friday three romantical rail
road cats came acruzzing up to Tech
and collected a group Of very fine
chics. The two that had to leave
regretted the minute.
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09

ARE YOU a union waiter?
The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09
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The Omaha guide., 1942-05-09
THE HAVE
REGUcTEnEn

REU1STEKED
On April 9th, 1912, the oldsters
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Skola " cechach a spala " USA

We skole je pr1sne nar1zeno,
ably kazdy zGstal doma, vypuk
hell v rodine nakazliva choro-
ba. Jednoho dine vypravuje
mala skolacka sve sousedce, re
Jej1 velka sestra Vera ma spa
lu. Brzy to vi celia tffda a jak-
mile Sc to dozvf ucitelka, lined
Sc pta d1venky, je-li to prav-
da. = "Ano, pros1m!" = Cd
pov1da tazana. - "Ale to jdi
honem Ease domG, a nechoG do
skoly tax dlouho, dokud iva
sestra nebude zdrava!" - Ma
licka sc poslusne zvedne, sebe-
re svych pet ~svesticek a chysta
Sc odejft. We dveT1ch sc vsak
jeste obrati a rekne: "Chtela
jsem prosfm jeste Tfci, re nase
Vera je v America"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Krajan Petriscak priseI O
$4,000 We SVEN hostinci.

V Clevelandu "Svet-Ameri-
can" referuje:
Mezit1m CO dlel znamy kra-
jan Alex Petriscak S manzel-
kou v divadle, dostali Sc lupici
do jeho bytu a uloupili mu S.
600 a 5-galonovou lahev skoro
plnou samych novych p6takG.
Hostinec jeho jest v elsie 1905
E. 14O ulice, ma rohu Kings
ford avenue.
Pen1ze mel ma dine cedrove
truhlice a tyto byly uloupeny
mezi $50 a 1890 vecer. Peni-
re mel pfipraveny k menenf ce-
XII deln1kI. Lupici patrne wy
pozorovali tuto jeho cinnost a
dostali Sc do domu vypacenfm
okna v koupelne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Pridali delnikHrn.

V San diego, Kali, Ryan Ae-
ronautical Co. zvysila hodino-
YOU mzdu svych zamestnanc1
O 10 cent?. VSichni deln1ci,
ktef1 mali aspon IL tydnG prak
tickych zkusenost1 v praci, bu-
dou m1ti minimaln1 plat 75c ma
hodinu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Stoleta babicka zemrela.

V Canton, ILL.,, Eunice Paul,
ktera ma novorocnl den 1912 o.
slavila sve 100. narozeniny,
zemrela We SVEN dome. Cely
svGj zivot ztravila v okresu Full
ton, jehoz nyni byla n~ejstarS1
obyvatelkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-02-06
Krejc1 mrskl 30 strVci.

Krejci mrskl pc stryci.
"Vy blaznite, COZ" odtusil,
"nebo pokladate mne "a tako-
veho blazna, abych mrhal cas-
zbytecnymi prochazkami mezi
Madrem a Chynicemi."
"Nu, ia jen myslil.
"Venku mrzne," prohodil
kdosi, jenz prave vessel. Tim
hovor zabocil Ease do jinych
kolej1 a Pod1lsky pc nejakou
dobu sc nedostal k slovu.
"Kde pax prespavas?" tazal
Sc posleze opet.
proc Sc mne ptas?"
"Proto re bych sci s tebou,
kdybys nahodou spal jinde.
Rad bych S tebou promluvil."
"A tax. To je jak kdy, jak
81 vzpomenu. Nekdy SPIN zde
v dome, nekdy v hospode u
dvou sluk, n6kdy taky jinde."
"To je taxi" vmlsila Sc hos
podyne do hovoru; "on prespa-
va tam, kde 81 vyhlidne n6ja-
kou holku. Vid, krejcf, re
te znam?"
"Jakys vftezoslavny 1smev
zatrunil ma rtech k~rejcfho.
Define tomu, re je to pray
d." pravil. "byla by to vec, jez
Sc tyka jedine mne. Jsem svym
panem a mohu chit, co sc mi
lib; nikdo mi nema co porou-
Get, ami tuhle m1j stryc, ktery
uz nen1 mym porucnikem. Ale
ami dokud jim byval, bych no
byl v techhle vecech neposlou-
chal. To 81 yam vzpomenl jed
nou donna otcfm udelat mi ka-
zani, ale tomu jsem posvitil ma
cestu, pc tom Sc neptejte, a on
Sc vam taky nepochlubf!"
"Nu, pro mne 81 delej jak
chces," pravil Karel, "do toho
mi mic nen1. Uvaznes-li nekde,
Dude iva vina."
"Vsak Sc nebojte, re uvaznu.
Nejsem dnesn1 a nebyl jsem ma
darmO We SVete."
Svet, v nemz krejcf byl a O
nemz Sc jail vypravovati, obsa-
hoval havorska podunajska
mesta Reno, Straubing, Deg
gendorf a Pasov. Kdo v tech
to mestech nebyl, v jeho >ocich
hlupak a nemohl ciniti narokG
ma jmeno cloveka svetem zku-
seneho. S podivenim pri tom
bylo jen to, re jedn1m dechem
jmenoval vsecky Bavoraky os-
ly, hlupce a darebaky.
Bylo pGl osme, hospodyne po-
stavila ma still veceri, dive vr-
chovate missy zelne polevky a
m1su radne omastenych BRAN
borovych knedlfkn. Krejci Cd
lozil praci a dial Sc do jfdla; i
Karel pc nejakem zdrahani pTi
jal opetovane pozvan1; nezby-
valo mu jineho, chtel-li Sc doc
kat Venci.
Pc jfdle sedeli jeste chvfli a
rozmlouvali. Pojednou Venca
vstal a pravil: MAN zfzen
dnes, p1jdu do hospody. Pojd-
tie Sc mnou, stryce, nejaky ten
MAJ piva zaplatfm."
Podllsky vyskocil, jakoby
Imam pruzinou; bez mala by
byl zapomnel podekovat Sc "a
pohostinstv1, jak mel naspech,
dostat Sc S krejc1m ven.
Hospodar Sc obratil k tomu-
to. Ultra prijdes prece, Ven
COZ" tazal Sc no polou vazne
polou zertem: "vSak Wis, re &C.
kane ma dohotoveni I've prace.
Bylo by mrzuto, kdybys tech
mazu vypil tolik, abys musel
prespat ten boz1 zftrek."
BUD bez starosti! Ultra ne
nj pondel1," small Sc krejci.
Sotva byli re dverf, Podilsky
mu pfednesl svou prosbu. Jak-
teziv nebyl tax vymluvnym.
Vylicil sve 1zkosti, svIj strach,
jak Dude pfijat donna, az odTe-
kne-li mu Venca. A jak mu
poctive spravoval otcovsky po-
dill, a co Sc nabehal pro neho a
mic "a to ne1ctoval. A ~jistotu
re mu da, re ma u sebe smene-
cny blanket a krone toho dr1vi
z lesa ably 81 wal, vsechno, vse-
cinko, a sam re mu je vykac1, a
je no tam, tfeba "a pet set, a
svym potahem re mu je Dude
vyvazet kan Dude chtlt.
Krejci no nechal domluvit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
NoRTHNEsTI.EAGIE
ny UNITED PRESS

The star-studded Portland Boil
ermskers doomed as the team 10
beat today in the Pacific North
west War Industries Professional
Football league. following opening
games AZ Portland and Spokane
yesterday.
The Boilermakers overpowered
the Vancouver. Wash, wareos IS
70 o. while Spokane upset Seattle,
rs.
A crowd of 1900 fhronged
Portlsnd's Multnomah stdium 10
see the Bollermakers make full use
Of a half dozen Oregon State Rose
Bowl stars and a number Of for
mer an-Americans from Oregon.
Washington and other western
schools.
Operating behind giant
line which at times averaged
2i0 pounds, and included such
standoufs at Elmer Kolberg,
Leonard Younce. Prescott
Hutchins. and Quentin Green
ough. ex-O. 8. C.; Chuck
Mucha and Bob McQueown.
4. Of w; Bill Morgan. u. Of
O.. and Frank Ramsey, o. 8.
C.. Larry Wolfe's fleet backs,
raced IN % points In the first
quarter. and then added anoth-
er touchdown In the fourth.
Bob Dethman and Gene Gray.
exc. s. C, provided the main
scoring punch. aided by Chef Ha-
liski. ex-Oregon. and Dave Te-
yema, former Portland high school
star who never had played college
football.
The heavily-outweighed Van
eouver team was powerless on the
ground, but exhibited two brilliant
passers in Abe Poffenroth, ex-
Cheney Normal, and Bill Wetzler,
formerly of Santa Clara. Their
effectiveness was diminished by
the necessity TO pass on nearly
every play.
At Spokane, the highly-touted
Seattleites found an unheralded
tartar in the Inland Empire club,
and the game WAS scoreless until
the final two minutes OF play.
A former Whitworth college
star, Bob McInturff. romped TO
the Spokane touchdown in the last
period, and Ted Stanek, ex-Gon-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Savaqes Have Veterans Back
EASTERN WASHINGTON COL

EASTERN WASHINGTON COL
LEGE, Chency-with football
practice in full swing this week,
81 men are preparing for the
coming season. Starting last Mon
day, the Savages had only IS days
to get ready for their opening
game against the Second Air
Force on Sept. 26 at Ephrata.
New Coach Ralph Peterson
m highly pleased with his
team, which consists Of Is
veterans and 10 newcomers.
Peterson, former Cashmere
high school coach and n grad
uate of r. W. C.. returns 10
his alma mater replacing
Captain w. b. Reese, who Is
ON leave of absence.
Bob Brumblay will act as Pet
erson's assistant in football and
will handle the basketball and
track teams for the coming year.
Brumblay came from Chehalis
high scrool and is a W. S. c.
graduate.
Returning lettermen are Bill
Lothspeich, Colfsx, Lawrence Fox.
Mabton. ends; Lawrence Borck.
Harrington. orland KILN. Cheney.
tackles. Bill Bonner. Spokane.
guard; Bill Nye. Spokane, center;
Jack Perrsult, roppenish. Dick
Sartain. Spokane. hslfhacks. and
Jack Philleo. Cheney, fullback.
Reserves Of last year. who report
ed for the first workout were Al
Skov, Vancouver. tackle: Velmer
Deife. Odessa. guard: Jim Brum-
ley, Mahton. center. and Sid
johnson. Spokane. hslfhack.
Newcomers. who viii he
battling for starting herths In
the Savage eleven, are Adrain
Resmer. Cashmere. Nelson
Cordill. Amber. Bill Porter.
Spokane. ends; Bob BRAY,
Spokane. Francis Rosbach.
Chehsiis, Morrill, Smith. Col
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Portland Club Looks Like
Team to Beat in NV. Loop
Stor-Studded and HeovY Outfit
Wolks All Over Vancouver Squad

zsxs. added the vital conversion
point
Seattle bounced hack on the
kickoff. with inly Bee. the
one-tine Milwaukee. Ore, high
school flash who was "Ather-
tonized- At the University 81
Oregon. racing for = touch
down.
The try-for-point failed. giving
Spokane the victory.
Prior 10 the last-minute furry.
sesttle's only scoring threat was
in the first quarter when the
Sound city club drove to the ten
yard line. In the second period
Spokane attempted a field goal
from the Seattle Is. but failed.
Don Collins, another ex-Gonzsga
star. carried the burden Of the
Spokane attack and qualified as
the outstanding back on the field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
0'Dea Irish
Beat Sumner

SUMNER Sumner Spartans.
with only four days of practice.
were defeated by o'Dea Irish Of
Seattle, 10 TO s. here Saturday
afternoon. The Seattle team has
been practicing since Sept. 1.
Jim Hobsn, Sumner left half.
intercepted pass and ran IS yards
to score the games first touch
down in the third quarter. o'Dea
took the lead in the same period
after recovering a tumble on Sum-
ner's 40-ysrd line and scoring on
plunge by Fullback Vic Meyers.
Meyers also scored the second
ODea touchdown in the fourth
quarter. Sumner plays at Ilwaco
this Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21

Bliss Croft, pictured here,
son Of Mr.. ond Mrs. n. w.
tlee) Croft OF the Croft hotel,
hos been colled from the re-
serves 10 the colors ond is now
IN Tennessee where he IS Of
toched 10 the flying bronch Of
the service. Bliss wos q line
man for the Poetic Lutheran
college grid club. Bliss olso
won glory as O high school diver
ond boasts one OF the finest
physiques in the Northwest.
Well, his fother. candidate for
sheriff, wos on othlete Of
obility in his youth ond fought
his sons the volue of physicol
development Bliss, like his
dod, is better thon 8 feet toll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Hollywood Pal,
Pointer, Winner
HARRISBURG. Ore.-Dr.

HARRISBURG, Ore.-Dr. Will
lam B. Hare's pointer Hollywood
Pal, Won the open sll-age stages,
main event Of the Oregon State
Field Trial associations annual
meet here yesterday.
SPEEDY Spike, owned by A. z.
Nsslund. also % Portland. was
second and Pete Buby's Indian
Jessics was third
The derby stake was taken BY
High Mack, owned by Harold
Blake q Csmss. Wash, and TIE
shooting dog stakes went 10 HI
Tone Tlller. Of the kennels Of
Henry ForseberTs, Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Prep Scores

Lewiston Jda.l 2. Lewis and
Clark (Spoksnel q.
GanZaga IL. Occur d'Alene s.
Franklin (Portlsnd) Is, Long
view o.
Beilingham 81, seattle Prep o.
o'Dea (Sesttls) IS. sumner 8.
Wallis Wslls o, Milton-Free-
water. Ore. O.
Arlington 10, Anacortes Is
Sedro-Woolley p, Msrysy1lle o.
Darlington :. Concrete 6.
Edmonds 10, Bellevue 2.
Snohomish 10, Bothell O.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Poggie Club
Bills Meeiinq

The Tacoma Poggie club will
hold its first meeting Of the win
ter season Tuesday night al
o'clock At Odd Fellows hall. sth
and Fswcett ave. Members are
urged TO attend. No fish yarns
are barred. Refreshments will bs
served. Get along little poggle,
get along.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Rah-Rahs Face
Big Weekend
Feature Contests
On Nutionul Bill

NEW intercollegiate
football headed toward its first big
weekend today with the midwest
and the Pacific coast presenting
games of mid-sesson caliber and a
new element, the service team,
looming as threat to major grid
iron powers.
Feature contests Of the week
end include:
Midwest Fordhsm-Purdue, Ne
hraska Iowa, Pitt Minnesota,
Great Lakes-Miehigan. Iowa Air
c IS = Northwestern, Notre
Dame-Wisconsin.
West-TCU-UCLA. Tulane
Southern California, Washing
ton State stanford, st.
Mary's,Californis.
South-T Texas A. & NJ
LSU, Jacksonville Pliers
Georgia, Wake Forest-North
Carolina, Auburn Georgia
Tech.
East Georgetown Temple,
Dartmouth-Holy Cross, North
Carolina Air Cadets Harvard,
Georgia Air Cadets-Penn.
The rough road OF the college
coach was made rocker on the
first weekend of the season when
the service teams, composed of
former college and professional
stars, made an suspicious start.
Marked as outstanding teams
were the Jacksonville Fliers and
the Iowa Naval Cadets coached by
Bernie Biermsn.
FLORIDA FLIERS WIN
The Florida Filters, led by
Dukes George McAfee, blasted
Florida. 20-7, while Georgia S
Orange Bowl victors. were having
a struggle with little Kentucky
Paced by All-America Frank Sink
witch. Georgia finally won, rs.
Meanwhile. the Iowa Cadets
polished off Kansas, 61-0. Led
by Michigan's Forrest Eva
shevski. the Cadets handed
the kansans their worst de-
feat In So years. Camp Grant
showed strength in dropping a
10 decision 10 Wisconin Of the
Big 10; California Pre-Flight
defeated College of Pacific,
1873, and the Los Alamitos
naval team outscored Pomona,
1871.
College prestige was saved by
Texas, which thumped Corpus
Christi Air Cadets, 400. Missouri
halted Fort Riley. $40 and Rich.
mond defeated Camp Pickett
27-O.
Other games in the far west this
weekend include Oregon State.
Idaho; California Air Cadets.
Oregon. and Santa Clsra-Utah and
College Of the Pscific-Washington
In the south its Corpus Christi.
Rice, Southwest Louisians-Ala-
bams; Davidson Duke. Kansas
State-Texss. North Texss-MU and
Tennessee-South Carolina.
The eastern lineup includes
William and Mary-Navy. Ameri.
can Observation-Disclosures Univer.
sity: Lsfayette-Cornell, Lakehursi
Naval Air Base Princeton and
Fort ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21

carries on the illustrious tradition
Of Bill Osmanski. Ank Seanlon
succeeds Joe Sheeketski as coach
and brings in the T formation.
ossie Solem of Syracuse is
counting on Tommy Msines to live
up 10 his freshman promise. Back
field is unusually well-stocked. line
thin.
Bill Kern's West Nirginians
have season of experience
under their belts and won't be
guilty of some of the over
sights that greenness caused
last season. Charley Helinski
may add backfield power.
Pittsburgh has none OF the le-
thai power of old, and Minnesota,
Duke, Great Lakes. Indiana. Ohio
state and Penn State on the
schedule. Bill Dutton and Tony
DiMatteo are the best backs.
Georgetown has six seniors and
some good rockies.
Manhattan relies on Herb Kopf s
OF formation and the accurate
passing of Harry Ulrich.
In the Little. Three. Williams,
Wesleyan and Amherst, are rated
in that order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21

Highlight of Tacoma's bowling
program this Monday night will
be the X Street-Sixth Avenue
playoff for the Crosstown Bowling
league championship. slated for Z
o'clock at the X Street Recreation
alleys.
The playoff became necessary
when the two teams were dead
locked following the completion of
regular schedule.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21

willie, tackles: Durwo
Adams, spokane, Steve Per-
rotti, Mapato, guards.
Then there are Dick Hamilton,
Chehalis. Duane White. Almira,
Bill Hall. Sprsgue. centers; Pete
Lolos, Wenstchee. Bill Wood. Van
couver, quarterbacks; Ray Clark.
Mabton. Clarence Cole. Wilbur.
Dale Hall Steptoe. Bob St. Mary.
wapato. Bud Thrspp. Wenstchee,
halfbscks. and Norbert Norbom,
Wilbur. fullbaek.
With the announcement by
Whitworth college of Spokane,
that they had given up football for
the duration. Eastern has an open
date on their schedule on Novem-
Der 6 or z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21
Portland Dog
Reveals Class
Elysion Echo Tokes
Shooting Dog Title

Perfection ~ BrosdlsWn. male,
won TIRE open sll-sge stake Of the
Western Washington Springer
Spaniel club trials Sunday on the
nrsiris west Of South Tacoma.
The champion is owned nv
Robert c. Bishop. Portland.
Ore. and was handled nv Roy
Coma ~ McKenna. wash.
who IL becoming one ~ the
outstanding handlers In the
nation.
Brynersw Fireside. field trial
champion. female, handled by Cliff
Wallace Of wadsworth, III, and
owned bv the stoneybrooke Ken
nels Of Wadsworth, was second.
Third place went to Field Trial
Champion Noranby Pelican, fe-
male. owned by Robert c. Bishop.
Portland, and handled by Roy
Coma.
PATRICIA FOURTH
Field Trial Champion Staindrop
Patricia. owned by Stoneybrooks
Kennels and also handled by Cliff
Wallace. was fourth.
Greenfairs Title, female. owned
bv DR.. James B. Harrison, Port.
land. won a certificate of merit.
The contest was exciting and
colorful. The animals performed
in fine style and all were ably
handled.
The event drew an enthus-
isstic gallery.
The shooting dog stakes,
amateur and puppy. proved
thrilling to the highest de-
gree. Live Chinese pheasants
were used.
The club had released $50 birds,
which were brought here from
California because no Washington
bird farmer had birds to sell.
And only rs of the total were
brought to earth under chilled
shot.
The remainder escaped and will
become seed for future years.
BISHOP HANDLES CHAMP
Elysian Echo. male, owned by
Edward C. Roller, Oakland. Calf,
and handled by Robert Bishop,
won the amateur stake. The event
was judged so per cent on the
handler-shooter, so per cent on
dog performance.
Field Trial Champion Newt
Sir Malcolm, owned and han
died BY DIR. c. Sabin of Port
land. Ore, was second. Rain
OF Oregon, owned by Austin
Fleagle of Portland and
handled by Bishop, was third.
and Mckenna's Lizzie, owned
by Roy COMA and handled by
Jim COMA, was fourth.
Marengo's Complies, owned by
A. L. Marengo of Stockton. Calf,
and handled by Roy Coma. won
the puppy event. Flyboy, owned
and handled by John D. Irwin Of
Tacoma was second. Brstrud Buck,
owned and handled by Omar Brat
rud of Tacoma was third.
Water competition was held in
American lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-21

NOW THEY WOHA
The occupying forces are ex-
tremeiy. even exaggeratedly. cor
rect" In their attitude. They scam
per around like innocent tourists.
taking snapshots of monuments
and public buildings With good
naturcd exuberance they buy In the
shops, paying in Occupation mon
ey." Behind the scenes. the secret
police and the SIS move In 10 as
eeist" the local police In preserving
order and the real economic locusts
move in TO cooperate on friendly
hasis' In running the country's
business. This means buying into
industry and business 20 heavily
that the country's currency and
economy become ''pegged' TO Ger
many's. Settlement Of accounts 10
often 20 be only after the war.
II 10 obviously to that country's
interest to see that Germany wins
the war.
Tolerance m the part Of the
occupied country begins 10 run
thin with the first pinches Of
hunger.
The Naxis will not perhaps have
stolen food reserves outright. and
during the invasion they win. with
an exquisite regard for ethics. have
fed themselves without plundering
the land. But the final result il
always the same and a desperate
and angry people begin killing SEN
tries on street corners. planting
explosive charges. Hostages then
are taken and executed. There are
new killings. new executions. in
vicious circle.
The whole system IN IN In
tclershle one, whether the pep
pie are Ncrwegians or Greeks
and. - the war drAgs. dccms
Hitier's dream Of any "neu-
erdnungs In Europe
There 10 not q country today
which 10 spontaneously cooperating
with Hitler or where the people be-
heve In his aims any ionger-not
even in Italy. Hungary. Rumania
or Bulgaria. his allies. But there
IL little they can do. for the police
power IL too great. Meanwhile
those sporadic outbursts we read
about are like nothing 30 much As
little spuris of flame licking out
Of the crevices in = hot volcanic
earth.