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Evening star., 1939-08-06
Redskin Coach Happy
As Early Arrivals
Report in Fett|e
StruIku and Musterson
Gain rs Pounds Each,
While Young Shrinks
BY BILL DISMER, Jr.,
Star Staff Correspondent.

SPOKANE, Aug. 5. 1t was
journeys end for band of II train
weary Washington Redskins here
tonight and their smiles as they dis
embarked from their rolling quar-
ters of As hours were matched by
those of Coach Ray Flaherty who
greeted them.
If the Redskins smiles were OF
relief so was Flaherty's as a quick
glance apprised him of the univer-
sally fine physical condition in which
the early arrivals reported. Without
exception the 9 veterans and 8 rook-
les composing the vanguard appear
to be in the pink and only the
merest routine of exercise needed to
fit them for the coming campaign
Stralka and Masterson Gain.
Flaherty especially rejoiced in the
extra poundage on Glen Stralka and
Bob Masterson. each of whom has
gained nearly 25 pounds. Masterson
now weighs about $50, while the ex-
Hoya scales nearly 215.
Flaherty also noted that Bill
Young. normally a 225-pounder, is
almost at playing weight and he
wouldn't have suspected that Young
had tipped the scales at 278 less
than six weeks ago.
The players Immediately were
taken Is miles out of Spokane to
their training site of three weeks, at
Washington's Eastern State Normal
School.
Two to Report Later.
With the exception Of Andy Far
kas and Charley Holm, rookie back
from Alabama, both of whom have
been granted permission to report
late. the rest of the 40-odd Redskins
under contract are due here to-
morrow
Officially the first workout is
scheduled for the afternoon but it
promises to be no more than the
usual initial assembly with photog-
raphers taking complete charge
Regular workouts twice daily will
begin tomorrow.
Only 5 of last years squad have
not signed their contracts. They
are Capt. Turk Edwards, Jim Barber
Frank Filcher, Chuck Bond and Roy
Young, but with the exception of the
last named who is not expected tc
return, no trouble is expected in
lining them up when terms are
discussed.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Semi-Pro Ball Champs
Reach Poyoff Again
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Aug. 5.-Duncan (Okla)
defending champions made sure of
one of the five top money places in
the Denver Posts oath annual semi
pro baseball tournament by beating
the Denver Packers today, 7 to 3.
Golden (Colo) Coors also gained
the select circle with 60 triumph
over Flagstaff (Ariz). Both the
Packers and Flagstaff were elimin-
ated.
If undefeated Enid (Okla) beats
the Ethiopian Clowns tonight Enid
will play Golden and Buford (Ga)
will play Duncan tomorrow. If the
Clowns win they will play Buford
and Golden will play Duncan, with
Enid idle.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
& Auto, Motor Bike
Events on Teter's
Thrill Bill Today

Thrills aplenty are expected today
at the Capitol Speedway, New York
avenue and Blaoensburg road NE,
when Lucky Teter presents his
He'll Drivers in daylight automobile
and motor cycle stunts for the first
time. The show, postponed from
Thursday, will start at o'clock.
Teters appearance this afternoon
will be his last of the current season
After taking in a few county and
State fairs he and his troupe will
appear later this month at the
Canadian National Exposition at
Toronto.
There are % events on today's
program, with the gates opening at
l:30 to take care of the expected
crowd.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Helen Jacobs Too Late
With Eastern Entry
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RYE. NY. Aug. 5-Helen Jacobs
entry for the Eastern Grass Court
Tennis championships tournament,
which starts at the Westchester
Country Club tomorrow, was re-
fused by the Eastern Lawn Tennis
Association.
Miss Jacobs entry came too late
to be included in the draw, officials
explained
With the former national cham
pion absent, the women's division
will miss the possibility of an at
tractive final between Alice Marble,
seeded first, and Miss Jacobs.
Miss Jacobs will play In the dou-
bles.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Blue, AII-Service Mines
List Stone Benefit

A baseball benefit that will donate
half of its gross receipts to the
Johnny Stone day fund has been
tentatively arranged between Lu
Blues Baseball School team and
Sergt. w. P. Griffith's All-Service
Stars for Ballston Stadium, Mon
day night, August "a.
The All-Stars will be composed
of Is outstanding players from
nearby Army and Navy bases.
Evening star., 1939-08-06

swimmers between 18 and 80 re-
1uested to report. Personnel for
the water pageant will be re-
cruited mainly from regular
patrons of the public pools,
although there also will be parts
Tor at least IS ballet dancers.
The Districts best known SWIM
mers will be cast in feature roles,
enhanced by music, lighting and
Evening star., 1939-08-06
OuinteII Takes Tennis
Tournament Honors

In a gruelling 5-set struggle, Jack
Quintell of Seat Pleasant, Md, cap
tured the singles title of tennis
tournament sponsored by the Mary
land Park Tennis Club yesterday
at Maryland Park. Md, defeating
Harold Nicely of Maryland Park.
Quintell dropped the first set,
2-6, but won the next two, IS.
6-1, before losing the fourth set
to Nicely by 2-6 margin. Quin-
tell then won the deciding set, 6--3.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
District Swimmers to Present 'Aquocode'
Drills Stort This Week for Septem Show at Tokomo

Washington's own "Aquacade,"
modelled after Billy Roses World
Fair attraction, will be staged at
Takoma pool on September 6 by
the District Red Cross and the
Welfare and Recreation Associa-
ton, it was announced yesterday.
Rehearsals for an anticipated
cast of more than 200 will be
started this week, with all good
Evening star., 1939-08-06

water effects. Prominent singers
and announcers will carry the
theme through five dramatic
scenes. Arrangements to seat
5000 spectators are being made.
Swimmers will be trained by
public pool life guards and in
structors. These men will begin
their rehearsals after participate
ing In the District A. A. U. SWIM
ming meet tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Junior Girls Net Meet
DeudIine Tomorrow

Entries for the District junior
girls tennis tournament, which
starts Tuesday at Columbia Coun-
try Club, will close tomorrow eve
ming at 5 o'clock. Entries will be
accepted at Columbia Country Club
or by Frances Carter at Michigan
1899.
Sponsored by the Dictrict of Co.
lumbia Tennis Association, the event
is open to all girls who will not
reach their 10Th birthday this year.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Girls From Capital Area
Star in Horse Show

MONTPELIER, Vt, Aug. 5.-Two
Arlington schoolgirls starred here
today in the annual Montpelier
horse show to give Brownledge Camp
team lead of 10 points. Sally
Seward won the Women'S open
jumping and Carol Norton finished
second in the lightweight hunter
class against strong field of men
riders.
Elanie Mcdowell of Washington,
daughter of Col j. M. Mcdowell,
rode we'll to aid Teel Wooket Camp
with 7 points. She finished third
in the open jumping for youngsters
under 18 years.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Lytton to Help Coach
Terror Grid Squad
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press
WESTMINSTER, Md, Aug. S.
Jack Lytton OF OttumWa, Iowa, a
regular on the Western Maryland
football team last year, will return
this fall as assistant line coach, sue
ceeding Charles Reinheimer, who
has been appointed coach at West
Nantlcoke (Pa) High School.
Western Maryland's schedule:
September 30 Cortland College.
october Maryland at Baltimore; IA,
Mount st. Mary'S: 21 Wake Forest. at
Wake Forest %, Boston u, at Baltimore.
November T. Bucknell, at Lewisbure
1S. plcklnson 25 Washington College.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Benefit at Boil Park

Clark Griffith has granted the
use of Griffith Stadium August 25
to the Tru-Blu and Curley Whites
All-Star softball teams for a bene-
fit game for the Johnny Stone Day
Fund.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Richmond Arrows Date
PITTSBURGH Grid Pros
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 5-Lin-
wood Jones, general manager Of the
Richmond Arrows of the Dixie
Football League, announced today
the Pittsburgh Pirates would meet
the Arrows here November II in an
exhibition game.
The game will be played at the
municipal stadium.
Evening star., 1939-08-06
Former HurdIer Honored

Tom McDonough, former hurdler
and active in A. A. u circles for
many years, has been appointed to
the Maryland State Athletic Com
mittee by Gov. OConor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
DAY NAMED TO
HEAD COMPANY

Succeeding TO the office oc-
eupied by the late L. ". johnson
for many years, Norman N. Day
has been elected president Of The
pcnnzoil Company of California,
according TO nm announcement by
the firms board Of directors.
Day is widely known In the
petroleum industry lie brings To
his new position executive abilities
OF a high order. Serving for many
years past nv vice president and
general sales manager OF the COM
pany he now heads. Mr.. Day has
background OF more than Is
years experience In the marketing
OF petroleum products.
Born in Los Angeles and edu-
Gated at Stanford University.
Norman Day has devoted prsc-
ticaiiy all of his business career
to building Pennzoii sales in the
west. Joining the company nj It's
inception In 1913. Day has played
a vital part In shaping The sales
and advertising policies that have
made possible the remarkable
progress of The pennzoil Company.
Doing only local Los Angeles
business in 1913. and finding a
horse and wagon ample for It's
deliveries. The Pennzoii Company
has since enjoyed n growth closely
paFalleling that Of the nutomotive
industry. Together with The Penn
zoil Company Of Pennsylvania, the
California company forms the
largest organization In thu world
engaged In refining Pennsylvania
oils exclusively. Today. Pennzoil
products are marketed in each Of
the ~ states through more than
10000 independent dealers plus
being widely distributed In prac-
tically every foreign country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Motorists Must
Study New Lau,

1.-THE evidence Of financial re-
sponability is merely security for
the civil liability imposed by las
for personal injury or death or
damage to property caused By
motor vehicles Gays 6. !. soyer-
eign. local representative for the
Farmers Ins. Co.
1T does not pertain 20 criminal
liability. The Law IN In no sense
compensation Law. II was not
enacted TO provide compensation
for those injured by automobiles.
The owner Of the motor vehicle
must first be found legally liable
and a judgment obtained by the
party before the Law operates.
1T shall BE- the duty Of the
clerk Of the court. or the judge
Of a court which has no clerk in
which any person Is convicted Of
any offense under the laws Of the
state TO forward to the state In
medlately after the expiration u
thirty days after Euch judgment
a certified record u such 1udg-
nent for damages Il II then
mandatory that the operator :
license and al car Tegisfrs tons IN
the name Of the owner involved
10 suspended"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Offer Tire Which
Seals Punctures

With long distance trips expect
ed to increase markedly this year
because Of the attractions Of the
New York Worlds fair and the
San Francisco exposition. interes,
in a new type OF puneture-sesling
tube, the Seal-o-matle. Is increas'
ing. according to u W Jackson.
manager Of Goodrich SilvertOwn
stores.
'Thougands Of motorists will this
year be seeking a product which
will end their worries over any
accidents or delays that might be
caused by the failure Of tires
inner tube nays Jackson. This
will be especially true Of motorists
who plan TO 20 TO either Of the
worlds fairs which In attracting
the interest Of the nation.
"In the Seal-o-matic tube. made
by Goodrich. one OF the common
est causes Of tire trouble IL elm
mated by sealing any puncture
that might occur while the auto
mobile is moving.
Made on a new principle 0f
construction. the tube Incorporates
a layer Of plastic gum rubber In
side the tube wall. and this es-
peeisily compounded rubber flows
into any hole that may be driven
into the tube. We have had ez-
amples whef, more than 100 nails.
tscks. spikes and sherp rocks he'd
become lmpe 1def in the tube with
out ita losing its cushion Of air.
This tube. believe. viii virtually
eliminate the cooperating stops
caused BY p'lnetures and should be
= boon 10 all thoss VINO plan 20
make long distance trips this
summer"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

with thousand. of western mo-
florists enlisted In the new Share
thc-R club. traffic authorities
arc enthusiastic over the tfemend-
Gus response 10 this crusade for
common sense driving, They hail
the result today a. evidence that
the great majority Of motorists
want to obey traffic rules and
drive ooarteously. a. contrssisd
with the "screwdriver" who dis
obeys regulations. causes con.
gestion. and creates opportunities
for accidents.
ut In heartening TO see how
local motorists are enthusiastically
cooperating In this worthwhile
drive" was the comment ~ N. X.
Lsisin. local manager for Shell on
company.
The crusade has been undertaken
because ''screwdrivers" nrr every
where In tho business district. In
tftF FtHt1tfff UttttfAt tffH Vut Vft
the highway. They are the motor.
ists without manners. They are
the eutter-inners and tho sudden
shoppers. the double-psrkers and
the traffic light jumpers. When
you see them at home or on foot.
they are well -behsved. likable peo.
pie. but put them behind tho wheel
OF a car and they become selfish
and ill-mannered. acting ~ II the
streets were made for their az
elusive use.
Traffic experts say thai II trAf.
fic "boners" can be eliminated the
amount OF expensive stop-snd-go
driving VIII be reduced by at least
70 per cent and that viii mean
money aaved TO every m0torist who
realizes how costly stop-apd.xo
driving can be.
To help cut stop.and.so driving
Shell dealers are cooperating In the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
St,utridge of Western Auto
Urges Careful Camp Check

tic -hselsa and window curtain pull.
are In shape, and whether tent 10
free u rlps and tears. and 10 s'Iii
rainproof
Open up the beds and chairs and
try them out. Check your pads and
sleeping bags 81 the same time. 10
be sure of restfuI nights In your
outdoor abode,
Thsn turn your attention 10 the
coBmlssary section u your camp
outfit. Light each burner II tha
stove. check over the cooking
equipment such an pots and pans.
plates. cups and asuesfs. And don,
forget 70 include filled salt and
pepper shakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Richfield Plant
Big Undertaking

According 70 engineering aa-
thoritles. the construction II the
new Rlehfield refinery at Watson.
Calf, was one Of the greatest
western. commercial engineering
feats during the past decade.
The modern refinery used equip
ment 10 large as 70 constitute
a major transportation problem.
Seven svaporating ana fraction
atinK towers were required for
each d the two combination units.
The largest II these. two main
bubble cap towers. are l1 feet in
diameter b. 50 feet nigh and
weigh z50. 900 pounds each Trans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

we have called THE exhibition
Wheels ~ rrrsrsss e~csuss thai
u exactly what u rortssys The
psoxrea. ~ meter trssck tFsnsrcr~
tssicn frum the days mt issrA
sxp WHEN Il wss regarded with
general ssertsslsu. to to-day whsn
delivery ~ everything from hsby's
milk tn grand riancs and = multi
tass a other services. u largely
dependent "a the nations millions
~ commercial cars and trucks.
saisi Dan L. heck ~ Seattle. repre-
sen,lnu Dodge division 81 ChFyslsr
corporation whs h here represent
ING the srennrs ~ The sshshstina.
white the exhlnisson itself and
many ~ the Individual dispI&ys
have = wide popular appeal there
wsil he moving pictures showing
trucks W situations that will thrill
both young and old thoss vim
own. drive ef operate trusks Will
he ahle 10 30 lust - far A. they
wish in completing their esilesticn
a. 10 wh.t 10 new and interesting
in a. m ~ sFeisi transportation.
Technissans wha knn~ thstf PC
spectsss fields from A to = WITH b.
on hand 10 disruss ~ dsmeustfsts
all phases ~ truck arsisn, snxi'
nsestng. manufacture. msinssnsnss
and srrvieins
And the trucks themselves .
! ranging fr-m sleek ons-half Ion
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
s.I.E1-1--al-1.1 s'zz1s11als
Old Chief Offers
Safety Warnings

old chisf rprsise. hoIdlns ~
ro~swov IN HAPPY haHttss
Ground ssys ~ wteh~e - enul1
warn ear drivers - fsiisws:
- eassfut- yse 1os,t ~ 80
ttsns.
Drive - " hsv vsss alt>ng r
ssst 1850 yev.
Appty hsatSs sass1u1v ~ ~.
dainty.
Reckless driver y 3 evimlnnj.
Dent run oses s1sse( railway
switches ~ Dvsveol sst11no -
punesustne traa
Think u saSety sad ~ 1se1oe
wes's hsve v th1nh n yos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Shell Oil Company's Share
The Road Campaign Popular

crusade ny distributing smhisuss ~
the e.the-Rasd club Ia eli mo-
tnfists who win assist In the plan.
when this handsome guild emb,em
IL seen above the roar Iloenss plate
II . car. II tells other mesofists
that the driver 10 willing to snare
the road /"
All motorists are invited In iotn
the Characterized club and to call
at shell dealers stations for their
attractive emblem.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

commercial ears ~ 11NHt INV
tnnners wtil ~ mute ev<<feace -
fne vast progress mads N peFfeet-
~ uusir9 the vehicle Ia ~ hnet.
Gnr inh fas whirk Il y Insen6e1.
rhe srrsy ~ varying hc9y w.
Ansf the nsAny rombtunsio4e - 60.
etsI equipment yin vsssnlIy 49,
aassrsse now fss - havs aAvnneo4
fscm the d1ys whea I 'tsusn' ~
more lthsty 10 ~ IN ~ wugw-eue
sutomns<ls WITH ~ tmprov>no1
has AZ scme ntNd mseats1 - ~
chassis.
~ows hsshnshs ~ ~ sua1o4s =
CERTAIN Ia ~ the nv t1e1Do
siiss<i-esesnea uNts Win tx~ilpR ~
heavy duty ionr. alssanee naullng.
ost.nurutaG tsssshs - th1n w. ~
smong the mnrs rsepme 6eop1eDp
msuss IN the srs<e trNNeyrstneton
field ard ere sstshllnnsng truly
spectacular rseersss ~ ef<3e>msy
and scornuy smeNg uoups 70
whose rsvpo~ss shsy sss espsstssly
suited.
A souvenirs ~ the sveae ~
aFv rsss~atIra cash pesesa ATTEND.
ms With = safety rksps bte<1e nesie
~ shs same tough Typ a sps<sal
steel ussa in mehis9 many vial
parts II theps vskseiee n snsv
what = highly sp><iatsssa h<s(neuo
truck manafsesurs Aas hpepsne IN
all IL stages. fsum H. ersatlaQ -
special alloys 70 meet e0ee113e
wcskine sunsttlces 10 the sesuouns
lining ~ feWs3svs ana I'll ~enev ~
ssstos desaiie h asvs ~ slN6nno1
product appealing hpausy :
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
wheels Of Progress" Opens
AtIrevin-J0ne Co. Thursday

First comprehensive exhibit planned to show n.
John Citizen and his wife Just why the development Of
economical highway transportation Of real Importance In
their everyday lives opens here the rwnome
Co win continue for two days and planned to rive
anyone those nonteehneally minded interesting
pointers to why nowadays every and child
il dependent extent motor truck tvsnsportaton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
AtHome In Camp

The campers tent Is more than
mere shelter. It's home. And as
proof, these two fair outing en-
thusiasts are shown completely "at
home" in their roomy "kamp-
Ere" This, along with a wide
selection OF other tents and camp
equipment, is shown at the local
"Aestern Auto store.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

a pre-yscaiion reminder that
will be appreciated by every ezpe-
fienced camper and novice AZ we'll.
is the Camp Check List being Of
fcred 10 all who ask for II by " v.
sturtridge. manager Of the local
Western Auto supply company
store.
1T In a very disappointing thing
to arrive in camp and find that
tent stakes or awning poles have
been forgotten. or that stove or
lantern IL sadly In need Of repair
before n can be used" stuftfidge
observes.
ITO help avoid such a pfsdics.
ment. our camping experts have
compiled . list u the things that
you will need on your outing and
we are glad 10 offer Il 70 help you
be certain you are amply prepared
for comfort ia camp. Opposite
eseh u the many ouling nseessi-
ties listed u column for the
camper 10 check whether be finaa
The article missing from his outfit.
IN rood shsps. or IN need II re-
placement ne saya
In making the cheek II your
equipment. stariridgs sdvissa
campers 70 Get up camp In their
own hack yard. inspecting each
piece carefully an Il "a assembled.
for oftentimes a casual iBvssfiga-
ton sill not reveal injuries that
have accidentally occurred since
the last outing.
Probably the first thogghi u fof
the tent. which should BE- sc; W 10
ne back yard even 10 mounting
the awning flap On poles. Things
70 check are whether you have
sufficient stakes. ROPE ard poles
for pfopefi ysstting tsht. whsthsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Combining beauty, design and consue
observation sleeping
exhibit New York Worlds Fair The
scheme eyeapcaing and reflect the
In Roomette
Section and Tourist Sleeper complete the
adjacent the Railroad
building.
To travelling the Pullman Company has
public contest prizes being fy Tree
the New York Francisco Fairs Winning
originality unqueness and suitability The
notified about Juy
Of the $1,000 railroad ticket
throughout the United States and Canada from the Pullman
Company Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

porting these towers from Inc
fztalcaflng shops % the refinery
xife nseesAItzted ons way traffic
oyer the railroad. a. the towers.
afhsu loaded On fiat cars. would
not clear passing cars % ADJACENT
tracks.
Epea Anna May. the famous
movie elephant weighing ga tons
looks small IN comparison 10 one
u these towers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
GOOD VISION
N "3s" DESoIo

4 giant v-syps ''hs1a-vseu'' M.
shield that provides = mneA tsao1s
- swsep ~ vtss1N shea ever nelpsu
sesas ths iIst II nasy safety lns@
ptovements iaeovpeeoeed n ~
new ~ Npts fas tsae.
Wilder snd higher has N wie1-
shield ~ last years. sa@1st II No
an increased sssx a. t711 Square
inehss. mailing u the Iasneue ~
Noto vindShiett ever built. u y
-four lsshes wttss sna 49, sne
shsss-euavtsr inches higher then
The wtndshssla ~ lhe tboe 80.
~ osssyto1ae
with this greater asvo. ~
windshisl4 greatly ls.pswv~e vtnbsW
ana mshee n p1sNhle ~ ~ dstvsv
to - ovevhssd trasfl4 ilenls NTH.
out crassns NE n~sa.'' snye Assn~r
ksp~Isnd ~ Hspeland les1eea
neuth rHssma rtymD~eh-1,s 80
| dealer.
The dividing psse has bssM mo6e
nAsruw n prDvIde IN srssteet
amount NJ vision posstle h =
strung and ssurdy and sasslhweeo
10 the soii<iness ~ ~ sostrs wtD1-
shtsld.
pss1s nuun1nne
Dc netes windsaisld reels heSo
hesn considerably nafsvwsd II ~.
nit greater vision and. a she snae
Tins. sid 10 The sleshasas - IN
whsie badly structure.
Ths ts1e ~ nots Ms stsetste
~Inashisid ~ipsss with lang hls6sA
which wipe sImosf tve-shlFsIa ~
The wiadstseld sssa Aa1 tnsefe
constant sp~sa operation regard
LEES of sugin~ insds or spssd. Th~y
are mAas sf . hard rub1pv eayn.
position.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

The 1000 o0bth Yard Tire vss
produced recently IN the new
81 .sDo. 900 rord Tire plant IN Dear
born The plan, Has built slightly
over = year ago