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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

and there are no dues or other re-
quirements.
Mrs. n. r. Ryan Of Sumner will
be the installing officer for the
seating Of recently elected officers
OF the Presbyterian women's socie-
ties in the church parlors Thurs
day. II was announced Tuesday.
School Play Thursday
Ushering IN an annual treat of
laughs. singing and dancing. the
'43 Viking Varieties show. under
direction Of Mrs. Kay f. Logan,
viii be presented Thursday after
noon at ; o'clock and Friday eve
ming at S o'clock in Puysllup high
school auditorium.
The first act will be a southern
minstrel under direction Of Robert
o. Logan, featuring Wayne Parker.
interlocutor. Eddie OBrien, Clyde
Shoe, George Strandley and Gus
Mankertz as end men.
Between acts short play,
"Three's Crowd" directed by
Dramatics Coach Miss Gertrude
Hansen. will be offered by Pearl
Williams, Jack Edmonds, Don
Barovic and Gerda Boren.
Supper hour in the Sky-Room Of
the famous ST. Regis hotel is the
attractive setting of the second
act, with Don McCaw. school mu-
sic director. supplying the modern
dance music, while Arlene Min
ton is cast as vocal soloist, with
Virginia wepfer playing the violin.
To Announce Guests
The distinguished guests who
are staying at the hotel will be
by Gene Palmer. which
include the Turanian Tumblers,
headed by Miss Nora Hall and
three accordionists.
The third act, Magic OF the Flu
Iure," will display unusual vsria-
lions. Swirling dances by versa
Iile Carolyn Campbell will climax
, number by the orchestra.
Over one hundred voices will |
iraw to close the performance as
hey sing Victory songs, led by
Mrs. Logan.
Special recognition is given
members of the faculty who have |
devoted much time for the theat-
ical treat, Miss Everson, cos
Miss Hawkinson. stage |
,ets: Mr.. Cowan. amusement adj
'ertising; and Miss Sorenson'
posters. which were made by her
eighth grade artists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Kaiser May Soon Be Building
Liqht Autos for Use in Army

mitted he would return within 10
days 10 discuss the army project
further
The ship b builder was asked
whether he would follow through
on his announcement that he Will
build a lighter. cheaper passenger
car after the war Il present manu-
facturers fail 10 do 70.
I prefer not to talk about that
right now" he said. I'd rather
not discuss II until we actually
have something to offer.
Kaiser refused 10 compare pro-
duction Of Henry Ford's Willow
Run bomber plant with his own
record-breaking west coast ship
yards. But he observed pointedly
that overall production IN this
country can be increased only by
better housing. better transporta-
ton. and better attention 10 the
workers health"
Every industrialist should be
giving a great deal Of attention 10
these problems" he said. We've
also got to have more training
The other day I learned that 40
per cent of my workers are sub
Ject to draft call. The only way
we can replace them is by train
ing women and older men,"
Kaiser is en- route TO Portland.
Ore, where he will attend launch
ing of his first aircraft carrier
Friday. He added proudly that
another carrier will be ready in
two weeks. YOU know
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Japanese Graft
Is Left on Fire

WASHINGTON - Low-strafing
American fighting planes set a
japanese destroyer afire after
making a damaging attack on
the enemy's seaplane base on Faisi
island in the Solomons, the navy
announced Tuesday.
Five to seven japanese planes
were set sblaze by a group OF
Lockheed Lightning and Vought
Corsair fighters IN the foray
against Faisi. Following that at
tack. the same fighter group came
across a japanese destroyer off
Alu island. near Faisi, and left
the craft burning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Willie Jumps
Back on Road
Of Ring Victory

DETROIT-Willie Pep Of Hart
ford, Conn. who set boxing's long
est winning streak with 90 NC
tories. was back on the victory
trail today with a 10-round de-
cision over Bobby McIntire Of De-
troit. II was his second victory
over the Detrolter.
Recognized as featherweight
champion by the New York State
boxing commission. Pep scored his
first victory since losing 10 Sammy
Angott in New York last when he
breezed 10 an easy decision over
McIntire last night before a crowd
Of $500 at Arena Gardens.
Pep weighed 12eA, AcIntre
1851,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Motorist Arrested
By State Patrol

Arrested by state patroimah'
Melvin L. Morrell. &c, was held IN
city Jail Tuesday charged with
operating a motor vehicle while
under influence of Intoxicating
liquor and for investigation of a
motor accident.
Morrell was arrested at 1880
a. m. Tuesday after he assertedly
drove his car into a railing on Sc
attle-Tacoma bridge. Prior to this.
officers alleged. Morren drove his
auto through Fife at a high rate
OF speed. State Patrolman B. w.
Overholt gave chase, but was out
distanced. Morren was not in
jured in the accident.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Challenge Issued
By Carroll Carter

SEATTLE - County Treasurer
Carroll Carter. convicted last
week of receiving "kickhacks"
from his employees wages. made
his radio broadcast Monday night
and challenged Prosecutor Lloyd
w. Shorett to do away with all
"kitties" in the courthouse.
Carter inferred that most po-
litical offices in the courthouse
still have "kitties' IN operation
despite Shoretts statement that
they must be abolished. Carter
has been broadcssting courthouse
gossip" for the last two years.
Shorett replied that any time
any public official in this county
gets an illegal rebate on wages, a"
ne viii be prosecuted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
GIN Payrolls in II
Western States Large

SAN FRANCISCO - General
Motors psyrolls for plant and di-
wsional office operations in the
II western states during 1912
totaled ST.le7 .e25. it was disclosed
Tuesday in a statement by Alfred
P. Sloan. u, chairman Of the
corporation.
Payrolls in the various states
included the following: Califor-
MIA. S5.5Ss. 597; Oregon. S420.s53;
Colorado. S40O. 24e: Washington.
$3.50. SIS. Utah. S21s.7s3; Mon
tsna. Sl16.s50: Arizona. SOS, 667,
ana Idaho. S19.410.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Tacomans Low Bidders

Burrows and Milone. Tacoma
contractors. were low bidders to
construct sanitary sewers in the
local improvement district on So.
18th st. between Pine and Cedar
sts., when they offered 10 do the
Job for S2.56075. Bids were open
e. Monday afternoon and referred
&c A. r Bergersen, public works
commissioner, for recommenda-
ton. Paine-Gslluccis Inc. bid
S2,737.9o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Cain to Address
Olympia {. Of {.

Mayor Harry p. Cain has accept
ed the invitation of the Olympia
Chamber Of Commerce to give the
principal address at that organiza-
tons annual dinner meeting We'd
nesday night. The Tacoma mayors
subject will be This War Belongs
to You"
Mayor Cain will substitute for
Col. A. A. Anderson Of Fort Lewis.
who was forced to cancel his en-
gagement.
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Rites Thursday
For Lyle Peck
Services for u. S.
Page Boy Are Set

Funeral services will be held
Thursday for Lyle 6. Peck. Ia
coma Eagle Scout and page boy
in the house Of representatives.
who accidentally killed himself last
Thursday while cleaning rife
at the home Of an uncle in Wash
ington. d. c. He is the son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Peck Of
633 No. Sprague ST.
Boy Scout organizations Of
the city will he In charge Of
funeral services with Charles
y. Curtis. Tacoma scout execu-
tive, officiating.
Curtis will be assisted by Scouts
from Troop /. W. W. Glenn.
scoutmaster. The funeral will be
held Thursday at p. m. at TuelIs
chapel with burial in New Tacoma
cemetery.
Palibearers are Don Berg,
Jimmie Edmund. Jimmy NAL
strom. Dick Brewster. Jimmy
Ruck. and Gary Herses.
Lyle was an honor student IN
the page school al Washington, &C
cording to Congressman John NJ.
Coffee. He wrote weekly articles
on congressional life from a page
boys viewpoint for a Washington
newspaper and was mentioned
prominently in News Items by
Mrs. Roosevelt. He met President
Roosevelt at a recent luncheon
rendered page boys at the White
House.
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DETROIT shipbuilder Henry J.
Kaiser. who recently has encour-
aged speculation that he viii enter
the postwar automobile field, may
set up shop here sooner than j.
expected.
Kaiser conferred here with
officials OF the army's tsnk-auto-
motive center on the possibility
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Tiger Tossers
VS.. Kapowsin

Stadium high baseballers will
open their 1e43 season Thursday
afternoon in a double-header at
Stadium at 3 o'clock. Each game
will be for seven-heats. Greco
and Clough probably will do the
hurting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Basket Title
On the Block

NEW YORK - Georgetown's
Hoyas and the Cowboys of the
University of Wyoming meet in
Madison Square Garden tonight
for the National Collegiate A. A.
basketball crown as st. Johns In
dams roam the "wilds of Brooklyn"
with the national invitation tour
nament title.
The Redskins, led by Larry
High Pockets) Boykoff and
Swarthy Al Moschetti, captured
the invitation championship before
1928 fans in the garden last
night when they romped over the
Toledo Rockets. As to 81.
In winning. st. Johns
earned the right TO face the
Georgetown Wyoming victor
Thursday night In a Red Cross
benefit.
Wyoming. NCAA western re-
gional champion on the basis of
triumphs over Oklahoma and
Texas, ruled slight favorite in
the benefit game. Georgetown won
the eastern regional collegiate
crown by stopping n. Y. U. and
/ DePaul.
st. Johns took the invitation
laurels in the feature of a double
header which saw Washington and
Jefferson's Presidents gain con-
ISOLATION honors with a 1884 VIC
tory over Fordham's Rams. Huck
Hartman and Tom Mears paced
the winners with 10 points each.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Tiger Track
Meet Billed
Centrolio Prepmen
Hosts 10 Locals

Stadium high track men open
their 1913 season under their new
coach. Mitch ngelel. on Centrala
soil. the opposition to be, Of course.
Centralia's thin-elads.
The dual event Il scheduled
for Saturday and will include
a feature obstacle contest. no
points To be scored in that
particular attraction.
Three competitors from each
school will fight IT out. The event
is said 10 be novel
Stadiums team viii be picked
from the following
100 and 200 yard dash: Duval
Wisemsn. Bob Healy. Ray Payne,
Cal Watts. Joe Mohoski. Bruce
Stewart and Neil johnson.
$50 and mile run: Larry Allen,
Ken Roegner. Ross Hall. Jim Gin
ton. Art Schiene. Bill Damascus,
Jesse Pryor. Ron Button.
440 run: Cal Watts, Bob Hay
den. Paul Fossum.
Hurdles: Frank Davies, Don
Briggs, Jime Made and Ray
Payne.
Shot and discus: Chuck
fain. Bill Mclean. Dick Greco,
Russ Skattum. Jack futile,
Neil johnson and Wayne
Mann.
Broad jump: Duvsll .Wisemsh.
Jim Nylsnder, Chuck Fain and
Don Briggs.
High jump: Ross Hall, Frank
Davies, Wayne Mann. Chuck Fain,
Bob Rinker. Ron Button and Larry
Allen.
Pole vault: Ross Hall and Ray
Payne.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Actions in Divorce

Suits for divorce have been filed
il superior court by Alice against
Eugene r. Baker. alleging aban-
donment: Mona r. against E. F
Langlow, alleging cruelty. and
Harry p. against Sarah J. Hanson
alleging burdensome home life.
Final DEGREES have been granted
in the cases Of Mildred against
Virgil Ward. Evelyn against T. E.
Corbett. Esther J. against Roy ".
Anderson. and Y. F. against Louise
Nj. Strickland
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
New Head Appointed
For Spokane Schools

SPOkANE-John Shaw, former
principal Of the Hsvermsle junior
high school IN Spokane and Of the
Wenatchee high school. has been
appointed new superintendent Of
Spokane schools. Shaw viii sue
coed DR.. o. c. Pratt, who will re-
tire in June.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
EAGLES AUXILIARY LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys

Sophie Thomas led in individual
scoring last night with 1s7 for the
high game and 4s1 for the high
series. iona Wild had ASS for the
runner up score.
Laundry won three from
Apparel. Recreation won three
from Tavern, Trustees took
three from Restaurant and
Lee Croft split even with
Antlers.
The Lee Croft ladies hold the
first half championship and are
looking forward TO the champion
shin with the second half winners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
GRACE FEATURED

LOS ANGELES-Gracie Allen,
radio comic who recently appeared
with Paul Whitman at Carnegie
hall, will appear as featured piano
soloist with the Los Angeles Phil
harmonic orchestra April /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
RANKED WOODEN HIGHEST
SOUTH BEND. Ind.-Although

George keogan, Notre Dame bas-
ketball coach who died Feb. II,
never would single out one OF his
own players as the best he had
ever coached. he never hesitated
10 name the best individual against
whom his Irish ouintets competed.
IN his 20 years at the helm Keogsn
always maintained that the best
PLAYER his clubs ever faced was
Johnny Wooden, former Purdue
star and now coach OF the South
Bend Central high school team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Racing Appears
Possibility at
Old Tijuana

TIJUANA, Mex.-Resumption OF
racing in the near future was
anticipated today with the out
right purchase of the Baja Cali
fornia Jockey club by the Caliente
Jockey club.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

that he may undertake manufac-
ture of a small non-combat vehicle
for the army He refused to con-
firm a report that he plans to
buy a plant in this area, but ad-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
0rell Signs
With Portland

PORTLAND. Ore. The Port
land Beavers announced today
that Joe orrel. lsnky righ-hsnded
pitcher. had signed a contract. He
was the last Of the "holdouts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
BUILDING PERMIT

Permit 10 construct a $500 res
idence at 1927 So. 54th -. was
issued al city hall Tuesday 70 c.
z. Crane. representing Rlchaven
Investment Co.
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Aunt Het

"Oroonizin' this country IS
like keepin' house. ! know
women who con 90 II, but |
never SOW one OF EN- quit
pIoyin' Ground and get at II. "
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MAY SKIP CELLAR

MAY SKIP CELLAR
Given a free hand. Keeper has
been active in the player mart,
and despite loss of four regulars To
the armed forces, the clubs
chances to finish out of the cellar
appear brighter than they have for
several seasons.
In Shea, bald Bill believes he has
a manager who has everything
Shea started with Sacramento of
the Coast league, and spent several
years in the majors as a catcher
and coach. Shea's regular playing
days are about over-but he ex-
poets to be able TO get in there now
and then when a rookie is on the
mound.
Keeper paid out lot of
money for pitchers, including
some veterans As well As
youngsters. He put out plenty
for Jack Wilson, former De-
troit and Boston Red Sox
smoke ball artist. Veterans
Fay Thomas and Bill Herring
were picked up.
AID Liska and Wayne Osborne
of last years staff will be back
Davis is an experienced right
handler who was with Los Angeles
last year and Brainard, also a
highlander. starred in the South
Atlantic league.
HOPES FOR STAR OR so
Keeper hopes to pick up a win
ner or two out of Bob Hardy, for
mer University of oregon pitcher
Don Miles of oregon City and Dicl
Sinovich, Portland high schoo
hurler; Earl Cook of the Texa.
league, George Barley of Buffalo
and the usual half dozen rookie.
who crop up in training camps
Byron Specie won't be back.
The Beavers catching de-
partment definitely will he
stronger this year. Jack Red
mond from Buffalo and Roy
EasterwoOd of the Texas
league are experienced re-
ceivers. Tom Entwisle, Amer
lean Legion youngster, Is also
in camp.
Portland's biggest problem
like many other clubs-will be de
velopment of a sound infield. A
Wright and Lindsey Brown, bes
defensive keystone pair in tn
league, are no longer with tn,
club. Klepper signed O'Dell Hale
former Cleveland second sacker. bu
Hale plans to remain on his farm
Rogers, the Milwaukee veteran
will fill the second base gap-Klep
per hopes.
BARTON AT FIRST
Larry Barton is lefthandeC
fixture at first and John O'Neil o
/ the Pittsfield club and Lesli,
Floyd of the Dallas Texas League
team Will fight for the shortstol
berth. II Marvin Owen reports
he's cinch for third. Otherwis'
Ted Guile infielder outfielder
might be Manager Shea's choice
Mel Nunes. George Vico and r.oui
Larsen are infield rockies.
In the outfield. the Beavers
will have Rupe Thompson and
John Gill, veterans of many
campaigns, back. Spencer
Harris, experienced left hand
hitter, was purchased from
Seattle. Lee Stine, pitcher
out 7fielder, won't be back.
To make il complete new des
for Portland fans. Keeper signe
Rudy Gallo. veteran Coast leagu
pitcher. as scout and office mar
and Doc Marion Mack. forme
/ Tulane coach. as trainer. and IN
Vaughn street grounds are bein
given some needed repairs.
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Portland May
Be Hard Club
New Players Might
Give Right Bolonce
By DENNIS LANDRY
United Press staff Correspondent

United Press staff Correspondent
SAN JOSE, Calf. Strange as
K seems-the cellar dwelling Port
land Beavers may be one Of the
teams 10 beat in the 1913 Coast
league pennant race.
Sixteen men already are under
contract and working out here
under the new manager-Merv
Shea. The outlook was further
heightened over the weekend
when Portland traded Ted Nor
bert, 1912 batting king, to Milwau-
kee Of the American Association
for four players.
Addition of the quartet
Roy Peaches" Davis. pitcher;
Dan Brainard. pitcher; Stan
Rogers, second baseman, and
Ted Guile, infielder-outfielder
appears 10 give Portland
needed balance 10 make a pen
nant contender in league dec
mated by armed forces
needs and war and farm work.
The Beavers have been renovated
from top to bottom. They've even
called them the Lucky Beavers
where baseball bugs gather.
A group Of Pacific Northwest
brewers bought the club from the
unpopular Schefters. Then bald
Bill Keeper. smart baseball man
of away back. was installed as
vice president and business man.
sger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
NEW RECORD POSTED IN
EAGLES AUXILIARY LEAGUE

The Insurance team, leading the
Eagles Auxiliary league, hung up
new single game team record on
the Coliseum alleys Monday night
when the ladies rolled 795 in their
second game, without the aid of
handicap. Previous high was $50
and was held by Lee Croft's team.
In setting up the new rec
ord, Myrtle Olson led off with
1877 game. Violet Brown fol-
lowed with Ill, more than so
age. Hazel Carbone rolled 1856,
20 pins better than her aver
age called for. Mary Bottiger
registered 1863 and Evelyn
Tokstad 132. The team aver
age was $40, which makes the
new record remarkable in the
fact that the ladies rolled 2l9
pins better than their COM
bined averages for the season.
The Insurance ladies not only
took over the league record. but
by winning four points from the
Cafe gals increased their lead in
the league championship race to
five points. With three weeks
left to play, the leaders cannot yet
/ afford to rest on their oars, for
the strong Recreation team can
still overtake them. The stand
ings:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
BOWLING

Jack La Fleur. leading off for
the Painters. sizzled in Industrial
league bowling on the Broadway
alleys Monday night. Sweeping
the pins off the alleys time after
time in his third game. he came up
with big 25s for the high single
Of the session and wound up with
a 624 series, high total Of the
league for the night
The Industrial league race
i all tied up as result of last
nights matches. The Wolves
and Don's have each won SO
points and have the inside
track for the second half
championship. Painters are
three points behind with the
Dentists still having a chance
10 annex the second semester
title although they trail by
four points.
The insurance team increased its
lead in the Eagles Auxiliary
league on the Coliseum alleys to
five points but with three weeks
of play remaining can still be
ousted from the top place by four
teams.
The Insurance ladies rolled
795 in last nights matches in
their second game for a new
team single record for the
year. The score was without
handicap. Myrtle Olson rolling
1877, Violet Brown Ill, Hazel
Carbone 1856, Mary Bottiger
1859 and Evelyn Tokstad 1872.
Sophie Thomas was high in the
matches with 1877 for the high
game and 4s1 for the high series.
The scores:
EAGLES AUXILIARY LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys
Trustees 3, Restaurant l. High
game. Sophie Thomas 1877; series,
Mrs. Thomas 4s1.
Recreation 5, Tavern. High
game, Edna Basnaw 1872; series,
Mrs. Basnaw 424
Laundry 3, Apparel l. High
game, Mildred Wallace 159; series,
Ann Bennett 405.
Hotel 8, Horns l. High game,
iona Wild ISL; series, Mrs. Wild
465.
Insurance 4, Cafe 0. High
game, Hazel Carbone 1856; series,
Mary Bottiger 454.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-04-23

Protiasvoji wolff je Ramon kma-
lu zvedel, da sta zamudila We
cerni vlak in sta morala preno-
citi v hotelu.
Ramonu pa zgovornost neza-
zeljenih sopotnikov nj bila po-
sebno po volji in cato Sc je ma
gnil skozi okno ter zacel obcu-
dovati lepo krajino.
Toda dana, XII je bila nekam
slabe wolfe, je ostela najprej
svojega moza, da Sc nj pobri-
gal, da bi ne bila zamudila Via
ka, potem je pa hotela opozo-
riti: postavnega sopotnika ma
svoj druzabni polozaj in zato je
pripomnila samozavestno:
- Kaj pa poreko v Moisselle-
su o drzavnem uradniku, XII "a
vienna tako vazno mesto, pa
prenoci izven donna, ne da bi
obvestil o tenn svoje usluzbence
in klijente? ~s
Ramon Sc je magic obrnil.
- vi ste il Moissellesa, 60
|spod? - je vprasal.
- Da, gospod sem sodni
eksekutor Billiard, - je odgo-
voril Ramonov sopotnik nekam
v zadregi.
Ramon je Sc okleval. MOI mu
je bill antipaticen in ceprav Sc
mu je njegova zena prijazno
smehljala, ga je bilo sram ma
,daljevati pogovor z NINA.
u Vendar Sc mu je pa zdelo, da
mu nihce ne more dati boljsih,
tocnejsih in zanesljivejsih in
fornnacij 0 Heleni de Montlaur
ali bolje receno o gospe de Pen
hoet, kakor ia zenska.
.Premagal je torej svoj od-