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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Sports Parade

United Pre-. staff Cerre.pesd~sI
NEW YORK - The widely
advertised Louls-conn heavy
weight title fight Oct. n has
been waited into such q gov
ernmentai detour that even
John kieran Of the New York
Times radio auix program ex-
pert cant pop up with the
answer.
klersn. Chairman Of the sports
writer's committee in charge
Of the fight and president Of
War Boxing. Inc. the promo
ton committee. says. We don't
know what tho shootinK's all
about"
Kleran referred to yesterdays
statement by Secretary OF War
Henry I. stimson who sud
denly announced that he would
personally invssttEats the
shocking" details Of the sehed-
pled fight between Sgt. Joe
Louis and Corp. Billy Conn.
We are virtually In tho same
boat with ki~rsn. since We were
= member 81 the ultimate esm-
mitte~ that veied for Louis and
Conn together 10 get . total Of
fish.tSi.ss from the fight.
We do not know the details
that shocked Secretary s,im-
son. but we can assure him that
plenty Of our citizens were sur.
prised to put IL mildly be-
cause Of the fact that one fuli
week was required from the
time OF the pay-of announce
msnt 10 the date when secre-
tary stimson got the full de-
tails.
The history Of the case IL
this: On sept. 4, II wss an
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
On Ohe Ian, i!
W. auou MmcAu

Franklin Thompson can't see very bright nir,u,. fo,
spectator sports, including collegiate football
FRANKLIN thompson IL the Young l35) strictly rdern
and progressive president the College o puee, Sound
lou VIII hear much Of him the wears 20 Nv, nart,en
AIRY you can expect TO his handiwor in things
icaly al the school, ~
Presy Thompson follower Of clean athletic. p.r.
ally IN his youthful days he participated sports ana hsls
eclese close TO
the place Of which he recognizes IN school If.
Football most certainly has school Not a. nm
neeo nnsleay place but prominent Intramus
sports are splendid and life also nut
TO point where eliminated in their
Presy thompson goodsize and askhsres vou,x
man vas formerly vcepresdent university down
49,
needless for this tell standing
athletics hold In the nation Ia.
under the major colleges M universities.
Coach spec keene and his
small college football records that
Judging from this talk
personal hand in building Logger sports football
produce needed material for Coach Leo
machines
believe Frank or any student or Log
fan will have deeper
Prexy Thompson himself
As far other pleasant newcomer TO Tacoma
that which holds rushing
Northwest.
Yes he fly fisherman, prefeng Mr.
and his family members eagerly seeking floating
There's hardly thrill surpas provided by
dry trout fly floating down turbulent
suant strike by MI Trout member of his family"
Those weren't his
himself Then too the light
his right imaginary
spoke.
satisfied athletic followers particularly will
for in that almportan chair College
What he did at Willamette, he do here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Title Battle On Schedule

New York. the 2i-y.sr-old
challenger Who has lost but
two bouts in 81 fights
Wright, Los Angeles Negro. be
came an even-monsy bet late yes
terdsy when he received betting
support because Of his explosive
punch and because OF his vastly
superior ring experience.
Before that young Constantine
had been rated as high as rs IA
vorite because Of his youth. fancy
dan boxing. ruggedness and STAN
ina Also because young Lulu had
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Huskies Play Siaggmsn At
| O'clock in wv Stadium
New Sterling Time Much Earlier;
First Slont at Wslch's Grdmen

srsrka ~ Inn Iarjsvseh. suinsnt
lsfs h.ifhses. ard . large array a
tsisassd scpsenesss. are ssss>d
~ sany ~lnpsss
~ sssevv~ss p~sss sus ~
slss~y phssss. esspa - -
oel1spisa Seeos. ~ ~
''ss1sss nasp- - AIlss~s wess
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nay cesse ~ Witt - - ~
ssypvtse ssssn - NJ yeas.
The principal conferences game
n seh~duisd for paie Ate where
stanford. minus csssh nhsashnss-
~ bat banking On Msrchy
rehwartx. ensertsins the hlehly-
rated wsshinston etsts csuusfa
stsnfard's linz u stFone bat
Seh~asta still hasn't found .
Quarterback Ia step ints rrankis
Aib~rt's Shines - Henersil1~suso ~
the r formation.
COUGAR r0WGa. NpGEO
Cougar powsr and speed. par-
soBsfisd ~ Hon ksnsdy snd Jay
Stoves. hsvs the edss. rhs out
come II this game undoubtedly
Will have an important bearing On
tbs Pee title and ths resultant
West Rose bs<i representative.
stanford officials predicted . gals
~ approximately 10000.
The ~. Mssy's nssa1 -
night ssksss sssss sse~ss NJ
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Ne attack agnisst ~ iessn
~ cssehe1 tnst yens.
Tbs defending cotsfssenSe and
Rose Besl shsmpsans from Oregon
state trsvsi 70 nsseow. Ida.
W"*fF my WI f&*< t-t& $3.50
dais, Coach ten stis<f snp~ets
10 pat much AZ the burden on
his slissfouna star. TgIIbs1h tos
Day. Ths sfAtsfs nsss 81 Least
tnrss-tossshdD~n savsntsss m
paper.
santa cisrs's powerful nsoeeas
siii play ths University Of ntah
II salt Lake CITY, Th~ nronfos
have . revenge mefiss In that the
usss surprised the experts ~
tying them. II. twe yssfs axp.
Other Esmes tomorrow:
whittlsr II Fresno state Whit
worth ~ Puget posnd. brigham
Young IT Montsns: Nsw Mss1ee
Akxlss ct ARENA Flagstaff
Teachers 81 Nss~ Msxiso.
eeaesssarsassas . 4aas.sssgaa.s~
Your postmaster can tell you
hz,S Ia invsnf In Il. n WAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

NEW YORK - They're staging
the first featherweight title fight
in five years at Madison Square
Garden tonight. And the betting
boys can't quite make up their
minds whether age and experience
or youth and stamina shall take
the crown.
Hence II IL that Champion
Chalky Wright. whose inde-
terminate age may range from
30 10 40. 4. rated an even bet
TO retain his l26-pound crown
against Lulu Constantine Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

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Seattle sss.s.tssss.. 600 O0t 1907
Sacramento ..s..t..f 100 600 600
Pitchers' records Innings pitched
Fischer .. Schmidt o al bat. Off
Fischer % Schmidt 80. runs, OF
Fischer I, Schmidt a hits. off Finrh
T. schmidt 7. earned runs off Fischer
l. Schmidt a bases on balls off
Fischer o. Schmidt a strike outs. by
Fischer g. Schmidt 2
Left on bases Seattle q Sacramento
4 tWo-bass hits. White. King forge
kon. sacrifice hitA. Collins. Fischer,
players walking. Collins, Torseson.
runs batted in CAIRNS Natheson
Sickle. double play oyseiman 70
kiemiee TO Toraenon time l 81 UNI.
pires Edwards. Mcdonald. Planning
and Engeln.
Los Angeles 100 600 O0e-i ) o
San Diego 600 900 600 o
Prim and Todd. Hobart and
before.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
Golf Meet

sEATTf.G,--Ths annual meeting
Of the Washington state Golf -.
spciatson siii b. held ,omorf0w
afternoon at the Seattle Golf es.h.
II was announced today. Adoiph
Schmidt Of Olympia IL president II
ihs group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
81. Louis 8. Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn 5. Boston 3.
NsN York SO. Philadelphia Ga
Only games scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

one Dodger defeat Of the flag.
The Dodgers have chosen Neter-
an Curt Davis. who hasn't pitched
since Sept. IL when he lost to the
Reds. TO keep their flag hopes alive
today. He will be opposed by
the Braves Al Javery, who has
won II while losing IS. Davis has
hurled IS wins
COOPER WINS I'D
st. Louis registered set Of
sparkling statistics with their tri-
umph over the Reds. For Cooper.
who allowed only two hits. famed
six. walked none nd faced only
20 batters. it was the 22d victory
of the year. and 10th shutout-
both big League records sec
ond straight shutout. seventh vic
tory in a row and third in his last
four games.
For the Cardinals, II was
the I0sth win Of the year. best
total Of any National league
club since the Pittsburgh Pr
rates Of 1909. their fourth In
row, their sist decision In
the last 40 games and their
18th victory over the Reds.
The New York Giants divided
doubleheader with Philadelphia.
Bill Lohrman blanked the pills
with four hits for his 18th win as
the Giants took the opener. so.
George Hennessey relieved Johnny
Podgainy in the third inning OF
the nightcap and allowed only
three hits the rest of the way as
the pills registered a 3-2 win.
Ted Lyons and Ed Smith pitched
the Chicago White sox to double
win over the Cleveland Indians.
81 and AZ.
No other games were scheduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Followers Of wsshlnatan's Has-
hies get their first .ysfui of Coach
Ralph tPssti WEIGH. nsw mentor
In chief. and his ies7 sfidsrsn ma
chine saturday In the university
stAtium.
wsieh's squad faces the College
% Pacific. California. coached by
the grand old man Of college foot
hail. Amos Aienso stsgK. Who rose
To fame a. brad man az the TINT
sersity % Chicago.
The game gets under way II l
o'clock. q mueh earlier hour than
the past SEASONS have kno~n.
The Huskies are s<sds-aa
fsserstes "a heat Inc stage
men. ~hs got Oft Ia . terrible
N IN . defeat ~ tho hasAs ~
Coach TIES o,isevs ~. Mays
Cadets. iast saturday.
However. divers Cadets rep
resent cream football talent In
every respect. There IL mn good
reason 10 believe the Hnskies viii
find The stssEmrn such easy prey.
WALTERS To PLAY
Gene Walters. former stadium
high grldmsn. and q jsekrsbbit
bsekfleld performer. IL expected Ia
play an important part against
ths psrifics. Gene, who has b~sn
troubled In the past with . bad
leg. is reported 10 be- ~ and ready
for his best Husky season. The
season that many predicted would
never matsriallzs gsts underway
on ia usual grand scale on the
coast with intsFssetlonsl. eDafsf-
snee and traditional clashes high.
lighting tho days action.
largest erosd Of the das 60.
600 will trek 10 the Ina Angsles
Memorial coliseum 10 watch
Southern California; Trojsns. ens
of the coasts most outstanding
slsvsns. fight II out with the Green
Wave Of Tulane. Playing for The
first time under their new coach.
JEFF crsyath. the Troisns siii BE-
favored 10 ~ln : ysfy eioss en.
gsEemsnt
At BefAslsy. 10000 wiil witness
the traditional battle between ths
University Of California and ~
Mays college
PHEI.AN W. ALLISON
stub Aiiisons Golden bears.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
~ The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

THURSDAYS RESULTS
Chicago "a. Cleveland Ia.
Only games ~ heduled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Second game:
Philadelphia 900 III 0O0--S S 2
New York 100 0Io 000-z 2
PodgaJny. Hennessey go and
Warren. Livingston; Voiselle and
Fox. banning
Cincinnati 900 900 600 2 4
St Louis -. 100 02I 2Ox-s 10 o
Starr, Beggs and Lamanno; NJ.
Cooper and W. Cooper.
First game.
philadelphia. 900 900 600 2
New York sol 100 l0x-s II 4
Hughes, Lapihuska %, Hen
messy go and Livingston. Bragan
go: Lohrman and Nsncuso.
Boston 80. .003 900 000-s ! Z
Brooklyn -. 900 o0s 0Ix-5 0 4
Tobin and Lombardi. wyatt,
Casey 90 and owen.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Second game:
."'aEo $3.50 sV'o o'v ipV-
Cleveland 00I 0O0 0I0-z o
Smith and Diekey. Poat. Bagby
~ and Dessutels.
First game
Chicago go. 0Oi 00z 000--s 10 1
Cleveland 100 900 000-l . o
Lyons and fresh. Smith. Fer
rex 80, Calvert "a and Dessu-
tells. HsRan 81.
fought old Chalky once before. on
May 7. and lost disputed eight
round decision 10 Wright
Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In u. s. WAR
/ BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Dodgers defeated the Boston
Braves. SIS. The victory drew
the Red Birds. who have two
more games with the Chicago
Cubs, to within one victory or
one Dodger defeat Of the flag.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Your postmaster can tell ysa
be~ 10 invest IN q. d WAN
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

However, divers Cadets rep.
resent cream football talsnt IN
every respect. There IL m good
reason 10 believe the Hnskies viii
find The stssTmsn such easy prey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Your postmaster can tel you
how 10 invest In u. a. WAR
BONDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

fought old Chaiky once before. on
May 7, and lost q disputed eight
round decision 10 Wright
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-26

Your postmaster can tell you
how 10 invest In u. s. WAR
BONDS.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
P-TA Delegate
Continued from Page ID

counties.
Two persons well known in
Greenbelt, both former presidents
of Greenbelt P.-T.A., have been
appointed to the staff of the State
Congress, Mrs. S. Hartford Downs
of Greenbelt to the post of state
publications chairman, and Mrs.
l.. P. Ditman of College Park as
state bylaws chairman.
Among the speakers were sew
eral members of the University
staff, DR.. R. G. Steinmeyer of the
Political Science Department, DR..
Harold Hand of the College of
Education, and DR.. S. S. Stein
berg, dean of the College of En-
gineering. DR.. Harold Benjamin,
well known to Greenbelt, who was
to have addressed the conference,
had just left for duty as a captain
of the Intelligence Service of the
Army Air Corps.
The aims of parents and teach
ers in this present emergency
were summarized as two-fold by
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
All Night BZackout Is Plan;
Defense Corps Meet Tuesday

must become acquainted with the
aspects of gas defense as it ap-
plies to the saving of human life"
Gas Rationing
The Office of U. S. CoordinatoL
of Metropolitan Civilian Defense
says it has been informed that
Civilian Defense workers requir-
ing supplementary gasoline should
make application on a form to be
secured from the gas rationing
board. This form should be signed
by the immediate chief of the ap-
plicant, and presented to the ra-
tioning board nearest the appli-
cants place of residence.
Official Leave
Order by the Board Of Commits
sioners, d. c., June II, 1912: "De-
partment heads are hereby author
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
Goal to Aim At

Afraid wardens have obtained
from 818 families in the St.
Thomas low-cost housing project,
New Orleans, La. pledges totaling
almost $4,000 for the purchase of
war bonds and stamps. To be ell
gible for residence the top allow
able yearly income is $1,475, with
the extra provision that a family
must have at least 3 minor depend
ents. More than half of the faml-
lies in the project have incomes
under 81, 900 a year. This amounts
to an average of approximately
$65 a year per family
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

lied to charge to official leave any
absence of officers or employees
from their regular posts during
daytime air-raid warning tests,
blackouts, and actual emergencies
where absence is made necessary
by participation in civilian defense
dl1tiac i = "
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

WANTED-Volunteer driver to
leave Cooperator at print shop ON
way to work in Washington one
or two days a week. See Cooper
at Cooperator office over drug
store Monday, Tuesday, or We'd
nesday evening.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

MAILING LISTS-Have your or
ganizational mailing list set up
by the Greenbelt Cooperative Pub
fishing Association. Reasonable
rates, quick service. Call Green
belt 3131 for full information.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

the state president, Mrs. Stanley
G. Cook, as first to win the war,
and second to rear a generation
of children worthy of the sacri-
fee being made for them.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-7-piece bedroom set,
reasonable, 36-C Crescent Road,
phone 2671.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
By PHIL WEXLER

AS the Cooperator goes to press
an all-nightblack out is being
planned for July Is. This black
out is to follow the same proce-
dure the last one did insofar as
it will affect lights, traffic and
blackout restrictions. There will be
a one-half hour "alarm" during
which all pedestrians will be kept
off the streets and all houses
blacked out fully. Further details
may be obtained from daily news
papers that will carry the news
concerning this blackout and how
it affects Greenbelt.
Blood Bank
Mrs. Virginia Harris reports
that few women have contacted
her in respect to donating their
blood to the Blood Bank. Accord
ing to Mrs. Harris, the women
who have contributed to this
worthy cause have been middle
aged and older in years-none OF
the younger women in town seem
at all interested in this project.
Some difficulty has been encouf.-
tered in respect to many women
who, after making appointments
to go to Washington with the Hy-
attsville Motor Corps, changed
their minds suddenly and wouldn't
go. Mrs. Harris shows that this
procedure makes it unnecessarily
hard for the Motor Corps which
makes the trip out to Greenbelt
to pick up these passengers as
well as proves embarrassing to
Mrs. Harris.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10
All-Out Defense Meeting

For the benefit of those readers
who may not have seen last weeks
civilian defense story this is
gentle reminder that all members
of defense units must attend
general meeting to be held Tues
day night, July IA, at s p. M, in
the auditorium of the Elementary
School. Comdr. Arthur Rysticken
will address the meeting which
promises to be educational as well
as interesting.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-07-10

SSiSLdi iISCClilS W De Helu uSS-
day night, July IA, at p. m., in
the auditorium of the Elementary
School. Comdr. Arthur Rysticken
will address the meeting which
promises to be educational as well
as interesting.
Medical Casualty Unit
DR.. William Eisner reports that
the Medical Casualty Unit is well
organized and has been holding
practice drills every other We'd
nesday night. The group meets
at the auditorium in the Elemen-
tary School at s pm. The work
includes first aid treatment of
various injuries and casualties to
practice patients" and the trans
portation of them to the "hos-
pital.' The group, at present, is
studying the treatment of a va
riety of possible injuries so that
it can feel confident in its work
in times of actual emergencies.
The nurses aid classes are held
every Tuesday night in the audi
torium. They practice handling
the equipment of the Medical
Service Unit. Both these groups
will appreciate additional mem
bers and all interested are re-
qusted to attend their meetings.
First-aid training and knowledge
is helpful but not reqired for ap-
plicants to either one or both of
these units. DR.. Eisner reports
that his unit is preparing itself
for the practice blackout next
Wednesday, July Is, which will
probably be a ~dusk to dawn"
affair.
For New Residents
Here is a complete list of all
chiefs of units of the Greenbelt
Civilian Defense Corps-and how
to get in touch with them if in
terested. This list may be cut
out for future reference.
Comdr. Arthur Rysticken-
phone 2011 or 2771; George Pana-
goulis (Air Raid Wardens, Auxili-
ary Police and Auxiliary Fire
men n)-phone 1892; Thomas Rick
er Motor Corps)-phone 6271;
Judge Thomas Freeman (Observa-
ton Corps and Spotters) phone
3467; Mrs. Virginia Harris (Bioci
Bank)-phone 5211; Dr. James W.
McCarl (Communications)-phon
2401 or 2261; DR.. William Eisner
(Medical Service Unit)-phone
412l or 2201 or call operator or
police department; Harry Rhodes
(Demolition)-p 3161; Helen
Rogers (secretary to Defense
Corps phone 3171; Mrs. S. H.
Downs (Canteen Service)-phone
44l6; Phil WeXler Qnformation)
phone 1868.
Gas Defense Unit Organized
A Gas Defense Training Unit
was organized last Thursday, July
2, by Max G. Meyers and will meet
every Thursday at 10 am. in the
music room of the Elementary
School for one hour. Town Man
ager Braden said: "The impor-
tance of this work cannot be over
Evening star., 1942-10-30
For Feminine Readers
New Books Received Cover Large
And Varied Field of Subjects
By Betsy CasweH,
Women's News Editor.

We've been neglectng book list of late and
the
deserves But Well
hold in store for youand they all mighty informative
Just out today is Is Minutes
published by M
Evening star., 1942-10-30
| |WhyGrow
|Old?
By Josephine Lovman

l. us there any way can possibly
make the calf of my leg larger?"
Answer-Yes. Exercises will do it.
Bicycle riding (miles each day. is
a pleasant way to increase the calf.
2. About a week ago my hair
began coming out fast. I haven t
been sick either Will you give me
information about It? Will more
come in?" ,..,-v $50.
Answer-A certain amount of
shedding is natural. I often notice
this for a short period in the fall
and sometimes in the spring. How
ever, if were in your place I
would have a physical examination
see hair specialist, and take vita
min pills daily as well as try to live
a hygienic life and build general
health. Your description suggests
systemic upset.
8. II would like to know how to
get rid Of the circles under my
eyes"
Answer-Lots Of sleep, outdoors,
nourishing foods and physical
examination to see if there is any
organic trouble. Sun baths and
vitamins may help, too.
4. could I make my own sham
poo or should I use one of those
on the market?"
Answer-There are many splendid
shampoos in our shops but you can
make your own (and very fine
one) by shaving CASTLE soap. Put
it in hot water and allow to melt.
Evening star., 1942-10-30

of the
Moment

I have a comment from a male
reader which I think I will have to
quote verbatim. It is directed at
female vultures :. and practically
every female I know has streak
of vulture in her. So
Says he: "I confess unashamedly
that, although I am young man
and healthy enough, I frequently re-
main sitting when there are women
standing. I do so as result of
many disillusioning experiences. In
the past have often risen to give
my seat to lady only to have her
accept it peremptorily, as though it
were not favor at all that I was
doing her. but only her natural
right. 1t is unpleasant to make the
sacrifice and then to have woman
shove rudely past one and sit down
possessively, without smile or q
thank you. At other times I have
intended to give my seat to one
woman, only to have another woman
beat her out after a mad dash to see
who will get there first.
rs 1t quite right for a woman to
stand over sitting male and cast
ugly looks at him until he is forced
to get up for her? If I should get g.
glowing smile of appreciation each
time, I'd never hesitate to stand up
and give lady chance to sit down,
no matter how tired might be-"
Well, girls? = JEAN.