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Picnic And Speaking
To Marx RcHY Al
Vcnclecve Saturday

The Masonic Lodge q Van
cleare Aiil sponsor 8 picnic and
political rally AZ the N~amcleaVs
Lodge Saturday. JUS 81. begin
nine at pm Cold drinks cake
PIE coffee and sandwiches vii
b. solo Al candidates. wal be
given ar opportunity to speak
afHu ihs pubic - invited
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HATTs


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~ CHARLES p. sTrwAET

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Washington To1AhtsflanHrn
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against Nazlsu sna Faselsim ~
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MANY paper products Used IN
shipping containers nov are
made from corn
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sex 81 all
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against Naz4sm 8n8 Faaism ~
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Announcements
The Chfanieie Star and Advef
lssey - authorized 80 aunounci
the following q candidates sub
seri t. iise action q ias Demo
cratic primary Il b. hsio IN Aug
usf 1873
Tor State Treasurer
NEWTON JAMES
FOR STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
HIRAM J PATTERSON
D FORREST SIMMONS
For State Superintendent Of
Education
MARTIN l. RILEY
] S vANpIVER
Fer Stats Senator
a X CLARKE
JESSIE n BYRD
For State Representative
LEE ERTREKIE
N E EVERETT
"a c dunn OLIVER
II STRENGTH
WASH FREDERIC
Floates Representatives
jackson and Harrison Counties
J GUY KREBS
DREwRY J KENpRICK
District AttornsY
+ G tCilm COWAN
LUTHER NAPLES
Fer supsrvisos
Beat One
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HENRY " cocRRAN
ROY o cuMBEsT
Fox supervisor
Esaf I've
X v hURNHAM
Fer Supervisor Beet ,
HERMES = GAUTfEk
& z Jrmmic} BRIGGS
Fer supervisor
Beat Fixs
HUBERT L MALLETTE
County Superintendent Of
Education
A = AfECEHEE
For Chanesry Clerk
FRED TAYLOR
Ter Circuit Court Clerk
v c bill RAVENS
Fos County AttorasY
/ Z MCINTOSH
"a : BuLLARD
II a KRuSE
FOR SHERIFF
LEO BYRD
D = NEWMAN
: NAkiCE BOsARGE
CALVIN 2 BOLDING 81
Tex Assessor
KNOX GRAHAM
" Z JOHNSON
Justice Of the Psacs
Bsat Tee
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FU Jasues Of ihs Psaes
Beat Three
Mss KATE DENNY
70 Jastes q fhs Rssoe Esai
+ Ray ROBERTS
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1912 enoFf Mode 10 r.. suabo1lss
CONGREGATIONAL features which in
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a. suFprlsinslg io~ cost 1874 - I.
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eplCkHONE

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ard equipment This lovely harns
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ing plenty - pace Ter . nice
recreation reem n desired. Inn
mediate possession ear - sivsn.
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'KC Council
To Initiate
SIS on Sunday

Plans have been completed for
thu addition Of 55 members %
Tacoma Council of the Knights Of
Columbus. according to Grand
knight Robt. r. Brown. The I'M
tiation will be held on Sunday al
the clubrooms on sth ave. and
Steele st The class is the cul-
mination OF q recent drive 70 add
new men 10 the council roll TO re-
place members who have entered
the armed services.
Initiation day viii start off
with a communion and break
fast which will b. held NJ ~.
Leo's church Mt 1850 o. m.
Candidates will gather at
ciubrooms OF 1880 and the
Initiation program will get un-
der way NJ ] p. m.
The following will assist ut the
initiation ceremony: c. NJ. Toyn-
bee. r. r. Brown. A. G. Brown,
A. j. Mcmahon. J. J. McLaugh-
lin. r. Gay. l.. Seiwerath, Jack
Barry. X. W. Mccarthy. J. j.
Reidinger and Rev. Gerald Moore.
Stephen A. Cain. state deputy and
Frank Ryan, district deputy. will
be in attendance.
Candidates Listed
After the initiation has been
completed a reception viii be held
for the new candidates.
Newly elected members are;
James y. Petrich, Alvin G. Bonn
barber. Robt. r.. Fretwell. II. @.
Beauchamp, @. r. Mauro, J. F.
Mihcich, F. f. Holt. jr., f. F.
Walsh, r. NJ. Ziegler. A. d. HUT,
II. f. Thaden, V. n. BruzaE. o. H..
Bombardier. J. V. Hayes, j. t.
Derig, E. F. Burcsr. y. II. Puz'
r. \. Mcmahon, T. F. Loonam,
IT,, Maurice Mccarthy. p. y. Bart
enetti, J. M. Blanchfield, j. j.
carreau, r. II. carresu, NJ. X.
Davies, J. 7. Dickson, c. Van
Vlack. G. F. D'Andres, A. 3. Rog-
erson. ]. C. Zerbel. II. y. kukow-
ski. F. ]. Noble, r., j. A. o'Brien'
p. f. Stanton, A. A. Coca, D. j.
Dickson. G. A. Dickson, j. g.
polak. F. J. Graham. j. T.. Hen
riot, w. r. Hulscher. ID. M. kul1is'
Rev. Dennis ]. Purcell. f. j. cas-
sidy. 4. NJ. Oswald. J. J. D'Andrea'
II. T. Smith, A. l.. Bomosrdier'
r. L. Rienhsrt. r. o. Teter, NJ. j.
Dunn, ]. NJ. stuckwish, X. A.
Bott, Il. l.. Fuchs and II. r. Fuchs.
In addition to these men there
will be a number of candidates
from out of town councils initiated.
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Lewis Champ
Faces Evans
Puydllup Active
Club Behind Show

PUYA LUP- Am Hallsds,
Northwest Service novice light
heavy weight title holder. has been
signed by MATCHMAKER VIII May
Ion to head the Puyallup Active
clubs 9th annual smoker.
Hallada will meet Earl Evans,
Fort Lewis light-hesvy.
The show will be held April 2
in the Puyallup high school gym
nasium.
Hsllada, s foot 2. halls from
Grand Forks, n. D. where he won
the light-hesvyweight title in the
Golden Gloves competition and has
since followed through in similar
accomplishments at Seattle.
His fine showing on the
March service mems card In
Tacoma prompted Mayion TO
sign him a. the logical candi-
date for the local show top
billing.
Skeet Besll, chairman for the
smoker, Ia in charge OF the Puy-
sllup end of the card and has
lined up several experienced VAL
ley boys for the smoker. Capt. Val
Kirk of Fort Lewis Is assisting
Msylon matching Fort fighters.
Proceeds from the smoker will
90 to the Tacoma war athletic
commission to purchase equipment
for men in the service. and 10 the
Puyallup undernourished children's
milk fund.
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Pip Koehler
Calls Squad

Pip Koehler. manager of the
Tsc-ses shipysrd team of the
Northwest War Industries league.
will have his men out. weather
permitting, for practice Sunday
at Athletic park at l o'clock.
Pitchers will be Howard johnson,
ex-Yakima WI hurIer; Earl
Porter, ex-Tiger, and Lefty Walker
with the Ships last season. First
sackers will be Bobby Garretson.
ex-Tiger and playing manager;
Erling Tollefson. Tacoma star, and
Bill Reese, formerly with Yakima
of the WI. Infielders will be
Franich, Johnny Ward and Ernie
Zurich. Outfielders will include
Dave Goodman, ex-Tiger.
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Duquesne Quits
intercollegiate
Sports Until

PITTSBURGH - Duquesne uni
versity announced today it would
abandon all intercollegiate sports
for the duration of the war.
The school announced it will
concentrate its activities hence
forth in intramural sports and the
physical fitness program for civil
ian students and army air corps
cadets assigned to the university.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE


Sam Coles led in the scoring last
night with a 221 single and 562
total. Jake Kanzler rolled SAC,
Herman Miller 54s for other good
series. while high in the single
game department were r. Butts
with 211. A. Kctter with 210 and
Charley Putbres with 2ol.
Palos split even with Poplars in
a close match, the Poplar boys
taking point for total by only
nine pins. shipfitters won four
from Less.
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NATION
:I!|I6;@'! I

COFFEE
Stamp 26 one pound, expires
April rs.
SUGAR
Stamp II good for five
pounds until May 81 for all
members Of the family.
SHOES
Stamp No. Il good until
June Is.
GASOLINE
"A" Book Coupons
No. s - Good for period Of
March ~ through May 81.
No. 6 - Good for period OF
May % through July 81.
FUEL OIL
Period 8 coupons expire
Sept. so.
PROGRESSED FOODS
DEF coupons now valid.
MEAT. CHEESE. BUTTER
Red stamps. War Ration
Book No. "A" now valid;
3" valid April Z; &C" valid
April il: ID" valid April Is.
AL good until April 30.
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Gregory. Seattle First National
Bank Puyallup branch.
Thursday was Agricultural
day ~ the Kiwanis club luncheon
with members having their far
mer friends a. guests.
Feature Of the program was y
talk by Marvin ]. Allyn, president
Of the Seattle kiwanis club and
comptroller Of the Washington
Egg and Poultry Coop. who had
Food Production" as his topic. He
told his audience that there are
three armies at work to beat the
axis. military. munitions and food
but said that the last has been
neglected until recently. He stated
that so per cent of his organi-
cations products goes to the
armed forces.
Special music was by the boys
quartet from the high school
which win be heard In "vikine
Varieties" to be staged Friday
night In the school auditorium. II
was announced that the speaker
next week viii be County Com
missioner Robert Gleason.
Clam and Oyster Feed
Saturday evening members of
Puyallup Valley post No. 2224,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, will
hold thar annual clam and oyster
feed in their hall at 313 W. Nee
ker ave. This will be the 10th
affair Of the kind and will be o
stag party to which all men inter-
estsd are invited. A show will
follow the supper.
Eugene ouinlan, I'd class radio
man. stationed at Brooklyn. N. Y,
is here on furlough for visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Quinlan of PA 18th ST..
N. w. He leaves next Wednesday
10 return TO his duties. He entered
the navy In November 1910 and
was in action in the first engage
ment In the African campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs Quinlan have an
other son, Dan. in the air corps
stationed in Arizona.
Mel. j. wn.ley
Nels ]. Wasley, 81, died at the
family home. 242l Inter ave.
Thursday. He came to the val
ley 30 years ago from Minnesota
and was a farmer He leaves his
wife, Herborg: two sons, Nels II.
Of Seattle. and John J. Of Los
Angeles; a step-son. A. Erickson.
of Tacoma. and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at 3 p. m. at Hills fu-
neral home with Rev. Erwin II.
Jahr officiating. Burial will be
In woodbine.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
]. Fitzgerald will be held satur-
day Mt ! p. m. at Hills funeral
home. v. 4. Thorne will officiate
and interment will be in Wood
bine.
Last rite. for tr.ni. r. johnson
will be held Ut Hills funeral
home Saturday at 3 y. m. Elder
r. c. Schafner will officiate and
burial viii be in Tacoma cemetery.
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The CANNES. Coliseum CONNER
eisi league leaders. maintained
their three-point margin over the
Druggists Thursday night by win
ming three points from Cafe while
the Drug team, their only rival
for the title. failed to gain. but
kept pace BY winning three from
Roy's.
The Commercial will wind up
their campaign next Thursday
night, with the two top teams
meeting in an important match.
The winner of the second half will
play Pslo's team. first half title
holder. for the all season cham
pionship. The standings.
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TOURNAMENT ENTRIES
CLOSE

Entries for the handicap tour
nament to be held on the Coliseum
alleys Saturday night and Sunday
must be in by midnight tonight,
Manager Bert Wilson has an
nounced. A few spots are still
available on the schedule and these
may be reserved by making ar
engagements at the Coliseum alleys.
The tourney will include team
event, doubles and singles and will
be rolled on a handicap arrange
ment of so percent with 200 per
man set as the scratch figure. 1t
is for all local bowlers. The usual
division of prizes, one for four, will
be in effect.
Les FEEDERS Oilers provided
most of the fireworks in last
nights Class B. City league pro-
gram at the North End alleys, in
dividually and collectively.
The team rolled a big 2s04 total
TO take all three points from Gus
Blooms Rugmen. 2512, and there
by climbed into first place in the
circuit, ousting Ear Porter's Tsv-
ern trundlers. 26es. who were
meanwhile blowing" two out OF
three To Roman Koehler's Hatters,
2613.
George Geller, q member of
the Oilers quintet, rolled a
2O4-226-2S2-662 string which
not only captured individual
honors for the evening. but
also set a new league series
record. eclipsing Glen Collins
old mark of $40.
The record was broken twice
during the evening. since Ted
Wakefield also climbed over with
1eO-222- $50 - 642 performance,
and Bill Aoriarty came close with
a fat 1eS-216-22e-63s string. Roy
Caruso rolled still a fourth 500
score. coming in barely under the
wire with 602
Dave Davis 245 was high single
for the session. and the Dig game
which came after he had led off
with = 225 and then slipped off
lady to 129, enabled him 70
emerge with a 5ee series.
In othef MATCHES, Pat duf-
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the navy. While OF Bsllormine he
wos octive In ROTC OF the school.
Pete hos two brothers who ore
also serving Uncle Som. One is
Tony. who is stationed with the
ormy on duty in the howoion is
londs, ond Lawrence. who IS now
receiving bosie troinine TOR novel
duty OF Furroout lido
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Softball Play

Here are results In preseason
Shipyard softball league play
Pipe Stores 10. Machinists IT,
Lewthwaite and schenk; Dargar
and Pavolka. Outside Storage 10
Office Wildcats IA; Frichette ano
Yeager. Block; Minisci and Mccoy
Gagnon. All games ut Mckinley
playfield.
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Homhton, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Homilton OF Eo-
tonville.
Horold, who IS
Of present sto-
toned with the
orm y engineers
Of Homner field
at Fresno, Colit.,
is O privote first
Gloss. He will
observe his 22d
b ir thdoy So,ur-
dov Anyil Z
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Tough during the eorly port OF March.
Greeting him, besides his porents
and mony friends. were his sisters.
Lucille ond Marion.
Prior to joining the service Moreh
Is. 1912, he offended South Do
koto Stote college OF Bookings, S.
D.. and wos O civilian employs at
Fort Lewis.
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FORBES Oonkllni
son OF Mrs. {.
N urroH o8l2
So. X ST.
Judging from
the healthy ton
Codet Conklin is
reported to hove
acquired during
his solourn IN
Howoii, army lite
hos ooreed with
him. Codet Conk-
lin is owoitino
aLstE m be
tronsfaYfed 10 a
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OF 6orlnnd field.
BOISE, lido.
Ii. Swonson is
the son OF M.
ond Mn. Alex
Sc h m oil, z82@
So. ookes St.,
ond will be 40
ysors OF ooe
Saturday.
1t. S~on so n,
now O bonbord-
isr in the army
or forces, wos
n o me o n fur
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fIloht school in the United Stotss.
Forbes enlisted In the Medical
Corps IN Moy, 1899. Prior to his
appointment as ovation codet he ~os
on duty in the supply and tinones
section OF the department OF surgeons
office in the tiowoiion islonds. Conk-
lin, who wos on duty in the Philip
pines before wof broke out, wos twice
reported MISSING m action.
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won bors and silver wings ~os ID
1t. Jock {. Burton, ls. son OF Mrs
Nobel J. Burton OF Ieln.
Although fully Schooleo in the use
OF the secret U. S. bonnbsioht. IL.
Burton will receive still further in
structions before putting his devos-
totine skill 70 work oooinst the noz's
ond Jops.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-04-03
Indians Back
AT Old Stand
Entertaining Ideos
Of Pennont Tenn

NEW YoRk-The Cleveland
Indians. az usual every spring.
are entertaining championship
hopes again this year.
Their youthful manager. Lou
Boudreau. believes his club is
the one to beat for the American
league pennsnt although ne has
pressing infield and outfield
problems. Solving them is go
ing TO be a major task because
OF the player shortage.
II he can come up with ade-
quste replacemsnts for Les
Fleming and Ray Mack and land
another outfield he might win
the pennant which has eluded
the Indians so long.
The loss of Fleming 10 defense
work and the imminent Undue
fion Of Mack into the armed
services has wrecked the right
side of the infield. The prolonged
holdout of Jeff Heath and the
possibility that Rookie Hank
Edwards may be drafted has left
the outfield shakey.
The team appears to have
enough pitching and catching
and Boudresu probably viii at
tempt to trade some of his sur
plus hurting talent for infielders
and outfielders
II Mack and Edwards 90 1t
will leave Boureau with only
four infielders and four outfield-
ers, including Heath who prob
ably will come to terms eventu-
ally. One of the outfielders, Roy
Cullenbine. may be needed for
first base.
PROBABLE STARTERs
Az things stand now, 1t will be
Cullenbine or Otto Denning,
catcher at first; Russ Peters at
second; Boudreau at short and
Ken Keltner at third for the
inner defense Gordon. Heath
Fabian Gaffke, up from Mil
waukee, and Oris Hockett would
be the only outfielders left if
Cullenbine is needed to take
Jennings place.
The Indians have been decker
Ing with Minneapolis for their
former outfieId hitting star, Joe
Nosmik, and his acquisition
would give them q spare gar
dener. The only reserve infielder
Is Eddue Turchin, up from
Wilkes Barre.
The addition of Buddy Rossr
had strengthened the catching
staff. He Is likely to be the
regular receiver with Gene De-
sautels handling the No. 2 spot.
Denning, (if he fails to make
the grade at first, or the veteran
George SURGE will be the third
reserve man.
Seven members of last years
pitching staff are back = Jim
Bagby, Chubby Dean, Mel
Harder, Joe Heving. Vernon Ken
needy. Al Milnar and Al Smith.
There are four promising new
corners. including John Salveson,
up for another major league trial
after winning "a while losing II
with Oakland. Paul Calvert. 17-7
with Wilkes-Barre, Ray Poat,
1873 with Indianapolis and Allie
Reynolds, 1877 with Wilkes
Barre are the other three.
Two other hurting possibilities
are Marvin Center and Mike
NaVmick.