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Evening star., 1939-03-28
An American
You Should
Know
Valance, Of Stote
Department, Expert
In Many Fields
BY DELLA PYNCHON,

Twenty-one years ago a chance
war-current eddied William Roy
Valance into Warrington from an
Officers training camp. He entered
Evening star., 1939-03-28
Congressman
Need
Facilities
Limited Personnel Is
Blamed for Errors
In Decisions Made
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

It was disclosed the other day
that so United States Senators had
signed an informal circular advo-
eating passage of a bill which would
Evening star., 1939-03-28

dominium-in Tunisia and par
ticipation in the administrat ton
Of the Suez Canal. Mussolini's
speech was interpreted by many
professional optimists Is indicat-
ing q peaceful mood. They are
right In thinking II Duce would
rather obtain what he wants
without flghting-in the same
manner Hitler has obtained Aus
tria and Czecho- -Slovakia. But
there IL no dniihk Hzhafsoauar that
Evening star., 1939-03-28
This Changing World
MussoIini Stands to Goin Bigger Stoke
II He Moves to Force Frances Hand
BY CONSTANTINE BROWN.

Musso ned Sunday morning his hrst was blank shot
France the odcia birth his African
The Daadier have
The French Premier and his foreign
told that the minimum concessions which would
the French ghts-posyby
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mercenaries. for people to pull
the chestnuts out of the fire for
the British empire.
Last Friday week the British
Premier had a squirt of indigna-
ton when he discovered be-
latedly that Hitler had not kept
his Munich promises regarding
Czecho-Slovakia and had taken
over that country without even
as much as a by-your-leave from
Evening star., 1939-03-28
The Capital Parade
Practical Considerations Govern Foreign Policy
As u. S. Seeks to Bolster Democrocies
BY JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNEE

BY JOSEPH ALSOP and ROBERT KINTNER.
As knows by President wishes strengthen
the by every means short Of Every one should also
realize that his practical considerations
though the background of decisions rarely revealed in complete
detail the happenings behind the leading
the tariffs German goods Brazilian commercial
agreement offer significant study Of American foreign policy
Immediately after Hitler seized CZechoSlovaka
daily gobbng Eastern Europe Treasury add
Evening star., 1939-03-28

CIUIIdI 20 pei CeIIC UUVy OH CeI.
man imports to this country. One
able American correspondent in
Berlin described the tariff in
crease as "a stunning blow to
German official and particularly
business circles" The bulk of
German sales here will be subject
to the penalties, and experts fore
cast that the net effect will be
to shut of Germany from her
largest market overseas. This
Evening star., 1939-03-28

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Evening star., 1939-03-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
CIRCUS!

Spartan Field" Summers SPLEEN
did new high school athletic
grounds, will be the scene Friday
night of the first large-scale
Scout Circus to be held under
the lights recently installed.
More than 500 boys will take
part in the program scheduled TO
get under way at approximately 8
o'clock.
Twonty-four Boy Scout troops,
Sea Scout crews and Cub Scout
packs from Tacoma, Olympia. Puy-
allup, Orting. Alderton and Sum-
ner have arranged program Of II
stunts. including "the melting pot. "
wall scaling contest. signal tower
and bridge building. fire building
contest. archery exhibition by
Sonny Johns of Tacoma, national
junior champion. model scout camp
and clown stunts.
The grand finale will he the
singing of God Bless Amer
lea" by the massed assembly
followed by the BOY Scout
pledge.
The parade will form at 7;15
p. m. getting under way promptly
at 80 and will pass through the
business section of Sumner to the
high school field.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

eiefs. Ia. paes Ions tsz Al Carter.
los y a fhaekstss, tTs
Memorial asf plsf ff ths asns
eiab ~as msaal nttisiou A ~lunsfs
ser. Al Carter. I'll % Hsfsssa
eusssi.on, SEA 90 sishie as,isna
division A u tsusiafsabs J94i o.
OF & n Itless " "a 90 Cur .
nett stsit-aep
FARMLAND CITY smststf atlailfsins
plsY doe utsta ,3a tAqfa ueFff.
la1' nua tenmana ltD Walt Mrss
1rn tsi led ntHts IA Randall
Fdmunaa. 100 via lsbmana. iap
Oliver tgs@ltix taa We 1ufaeh. tIl
tfruai play Yesterday aa@ Ted Burke
ahu 4 A. iisFufstY tie tor fns lead
witn ~. al and Tisis ~ Aud
Joe ufsnn aud charlie Anfsnss ~
even los the soeoua hsfth. % "
ana Htr1z 30 respectively A. u
t.shmka 1ss nsxt. 90 10 a.
Hsa.l date, best nins t7tst aiFniau
PRANK jordan tasait III ttnuf u
Williams. 8asbts TIA ttis faf fifuti
second division issinis ltsasmsa. a
lot. Az iissfy nsty Aein ~
Third dlgsslan Gsns Robinson ~
fsh 3sts Dave McnYatn asia az
city championship auAItfyiai
lea ns,set. T7-s4 ias, Dos A..
thur Te-71.-lsn. asofxs WIss fs-sl
Merrill. ffsHt~@fhs FFsnk lafasn
a0.Ao 100. prsa Maekls IT, sr75~.
iol. Clarence Taylor sas1s 10 hes
Aiinfd 10 sbaa. inh Harty DALI, ~.
10 luf. IDhn rlYun. ai.as ias, ma
Wilson HH.Hi ina Fssil GRAFT ~
NJ III. uemse Aarhhali ~ 90 i7a
y. Chaplin. B7sHTa-ff<.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

SHEIK BATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO Hollywo

SAN FRANCISCO 49, Hollywood
and San Francisco split Coast
league holiday double header, the
Sheiks taking the first, 1913. and
the Seals the closer. 81.
Dom DiMaggio, leading the
leaGu in hitting. became the goat
of the first game when he let two
flv balls get away from him which,
coupled with two safe hits, gave
the Twinklers five runs in the
seventh. Four runs off Jorgens in
the ninth were added for luck.
Larry Powell was the losing
pitcher.
Larry Quay held Hollywood in
eheck in the nightcap with three
hits, one a home run by Puecinelli.
The Seals punched three hits in
the second inning off Muncrief to
score the winning runs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

ehco f.vng " put HITS snT on tt
Judas ne gues 10 sehaal sf little
Their. waadne Ne keeping csch nat u I put
his one on no Joins big fan
MS pretty rough on May poat want 10 XII ss
below legal size
Little lacks strength 10 pan ins through water "ers
few yards"
nnspound test iins shsss hsite~sHs d
and ssvsafnas lssdsf Line lied Ia p ~
middle Of ladder through with safety
pin from srnEer
Carlisle ether end leader 70 bssd with I'VE
nnnny with sehuat by tying th
of hber other end Ftsh returns
10 school Angler tolnw them around
Fisherman Il water awe tracer long
enough Inc pull eohbsr under.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
NOVA INTENDS TO TAKE
SHOT At LOUIS CHIN

CAELEN didn't take the Gunnsr
" Bsrlund or No-Hlt FAR dates
In moments " csrsleAsus4s. Nor
did he sign for the Bser engage
ment while under Mike Iareis'
spell.
The reason I took Basr Il thai
now consider him. ss rate al
the other eoBtsndsfs Tony
0slsnte aud the rest 10 10 .
thiTd-ratsr" he sys.
Both Nova aud Chrlsn fully APP
preeiats just how fortunai. the
fighting end Ut the firm Ia 10 h.
around At this time.
Nova may not b. seI. 10 whip
Louis but. - he points DOT.
fighter can strengthen sny part n
his physical equipment except
glass jaW
Tnefs mas b~sn ample ss,Ssaos
that Joe Lolila has . CHINA chin.
ami Lcs Nova n,s.As ss sass
shot - n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
LOU NOVA PICKED
Barrett Loses
10-Frame Game

SEATTLE -- Seattle split two
games with Sacramento in Coast
league play yesterday. The Rain
iers dropped the opener. 50. in 10
innings. but reoouped later. ia.
The Cardinals included five doubles
in their assault on Dickie Barrett
in the opener.
In the nightcsp PAU Gregory
set the Senators down with nine
scattered hits 10 chalk up his ninth
win Of the season. Untl the final
inning. when Dib Williams reached
him for q home run. Gregory had
the Solons at his mercy MorriSsey
homed for the Rainiers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Younger Man
Has Urge and
Enough Class

RY HARRY GRANSo>


NEW YoRk Lou Nova should
" deeisively defeat Make Adel-
bert Raer in Is rounds al Yankee
Stadium. tomorrow qualify
for the battle with Joe Louis In
September.
IL would not be surprising II the
son Of the orchestra leader cut up
and stopped the eN.,itleholder
Nova has everything on his side
youth. urge. sufficient elsss,
Since his high school DAYS the
handsome eoilcgian has nurscd =
burning ambition TO be champion.
He likes 10 box entered an
Oakland gymnasium on his own
account as kid in 1888 about
the time Baer was knocking out
Max Schmehng.
A crack at Baer has been his
goal since.
Nova Ia the hungry" fighter
Of the two. He wants the
money that goes with a scrap
with Louis and N he IL good
enough To land u the
crown.
Baer long since scaled the
heights is on the other side
OF the hill. He's back on the firing
line for only one reason F.. one
final chunk OF money.
Although he quit 10 Louis four
years ago, he would have pre-
ferred TO again square off with the
Brown Bomber without having "a
first dispose Of Nova for
Louis now has 10 be present in
order for any heavyweight to get
important money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
MORE QUALIFY
FOR GOLF MEET

Country club Medal play; First
division, w. X. Yost. net SO: Lieut..
Kruger, 10; l.. w. Hanson. IL.
Ralph Schseffer. II. Second divi-
sion. II. O. Wheeler. 81; T. r.
Flynn, SO; George, Cortelyou. 20,
H. s. Steel. 10. Third division. r.
X. Reynolds, 81; James Dempsey,
II.
City championship qualifying
scores: H. ". Andrews, 1882 =
161; c. c. Wagner. 1880 -155: w.
X. Yost. 72-74 -l46. II. f. Andef-
son. s6-ss c. u. Hunter. II
70-l47; c. W. Cameron. 1878
1872: Dave Doud. sl-ss-l64; Jim
La Casa. s7-s7-l7i; Bud olzen-
dam, ss-s3-l76.
HIN la n d FiAsstop: George
Coombs one foot from 10th hole.
Bill RequA. 220 yards from goth tee
aaron Hayden. 10 inches from 18TH
hole. Kenneth White. IS yards from
18th hole
CITY championship qualifying
scores. Jack McIntyfe es-6s-i87.
Marshall Lucke It'll -l5f Harry
Bradberry 77-7e-i56. Esls sorbers
7q-aO-i5a Kenneth Reeve 7t7e-
$50. Art Abel 7a-7g 1877 c 4 sull-
van. 7s-7a-is7 Aaron Hsydon. a.
s2-is5. Paul Lower. al -5e-170 Jim
rsdonfch. s3-a<-is7 Harry Iona
90 s2-i71 Bill wallace. s4-ao-lss
George Moe 81 -ss-iso Morris Pin
nessn. ss-7s-iso. oeo%se ccooes,
rs 7b-lb0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Oaks and Angels
Each Take Game

los ANGELES Twenty i've
base hits splatlered off the hats of
the Coast league Angcls when
thry split = double header With
Oakland yesterday, Six Acorn
hurlcrs were used in vain.
The Angels took the first game.
1914 beiad the SIX hat pttehiag 81
Julio Ronettl, who turned in bis
eighth victory The srfsphs got
Ia hits off Salveson. GAY. Herr.
mann and Sheehsn. including home
runs hy Stringsr. Ripper Collins
and two IN Maya,
Christoff and Stflnger got hom'
cts in the night cap which Oak
lond ven. es6 MaRgini and Berry
were the victims OF the Oakland
attack while Ken SheehRn finish.
ed for the Ae0raS after Fallen
weakened IN the fourth.
tFtrat Gamer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Lowrie Winner
Of Motor Race

PORTLAND - Bud Lowris Of
San Francisco won the 25-lsp main
event Of the seasons first motor
cycle race program A. the Port
land speedway yesterday.
Roy Burke. Portland finished
second A crowd NJ 2 500 persons
saw IN. races Dovris also yon
IN. Morris Rogowsy trophy tos
the fastest time trial. The racers
vtf appear ~ keattss A<xt vses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Winning pitcher-Smith. Innings
pltehed-Seats &. Smith ,. At bat
OFF seats ~ Smith g. Hits-Off
Seats 7 Runs scored-Off Seats
Runs responsible for--Barrett I.
Seats 4 Struck out-Barrett 4 Bases
on balls-Off Barrett 8 Seats Left
on bases-Sacrament II. Seattle
Two-base hits-Orengo. Strange Gar
ibaldi. Vezilich, Seats GYselman, Os-
rodowski. Runs batted in--Strange,
Vezllich Hancken Barrett 2. Will
Jams. Orengo. Marshall. smith Sac
rifices-Gyselman Vezilich Stolen
Marshall Double plays--Seats
TO Orengo to Barton 2 Morrissey TO
Archie. Barton TO Orengo to Williams.
Time "a Umpires- Edwards and
Power Players walking - Castano,
Marshall Williams. Strange, Hunt,
Lawrence and Hancken
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
SKEEL WINNER
OF BIKE RACE

Andy skeel, clever Seattle rider.
nosed out Red Fsrwell, Puyallup,
former title holder. in the final
event of the tourist trophy motor
cycle races al the Tacoma Motor
cycle clubs field In the West End,
yesterday Dick skeel, Seattle,
was third.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
SAN FRANCISCO

Errors. Cissell Kahle. DiMaggio 2;
losing pitcher. Powell. hits. off Pow
ell 4: runs scored, off Powell s, runs
responsible for, Powell 5, Osborne !;
bases on balls. off Powell I, Osborne
/. Wild pitches. Osborne. Powell;
three base hits. Cisseil. DiMagGio
.No-bsse HIS. ,Puccinelli, runs bstted
in. Herman. Warner g. Puccinelh 3.
Holder. Cissell, Harris. Hoover, Gran
dali. Osborne: sacrifice Holdes. Puc-
cinelli: stolen bases. Puccinelh; dou-
Bile play, Osborne to Cissell to Her
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
Wilbur Shaw
Earns so G's

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Bruised
and weary, Wilbur Shaw. Indiana
polls garage mechanic. receives q
check today for S2i.s00. part Of
his profit for outdriving and out
lasting % other drivers yesterday
in the 9th annual Memorial day
5o0-mile race.
II was his second victory
he won the race In ias1-snd
IL was hard earned. II ell
NAKED = day Of drama, dis
appointments and death.
The tragic side OF the race was
three-ear smashup which killed
Floyd Roberts. last years winner,
and injured drivers Chef Miller,
Detroit. and Bob Swanson. Los
Angeles. The conditions Of Miller
and Swanson. both of whom were
bruised, were not serious.
The accident saved Roberts rec
ord of l17.2 mph. which he set in
winning the race last year. A
prolonged slow period while the
wreekage was being cleared from
the track held down the average
speeds OF the drivers. Shaw might
have set a new record but for that
slow period. His average was
1l5.035 mph. and his time was
4:20:47.4I.
His total earnings were es-
timated at nearly $4,000. in
Guiding the first prize of
$4,000, paid by the Indiana
polls motor speedway, lap
prizes totaling <I.40O. also
paid by the speedway, and ac-
cessory awards and automo-
tive company prizes. However,
Mike Boyle, Chicago. sports
man who owns the imported
Italian Maserati shaw drove.
will receive percentage.
Shaw was forced to the utmost
to defeat Lou Meyer. who was on
the trail of his fourth champion
ship. Meyers desperate attempt
to retain the lead at the 455-mile
mark was one of the outstanding
thrills of the dav for the las. 900
fans who saw the race.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Error MIua, losing pitcher nalfs-
son struck uilt, by Gay J hoastu .,
Hermann ! haacH ON balls. off Gay
Bonetti ] hermann J. aheshan !
home runs SttinEer Mayo 4 J Col
Inns two Dsss hits. State. u Collins
2. Bonettl. Uudat runs batted ia.
suinser English. Mayo = Bonettl 2
X Collins 7 J Collins Browne. Com
roy sacrifice English double play.
Cihoeki TO strlugsf 20 J Collins
triple play Mayo 10 stfiBs.F 70 J.
Collins TO Mayo time OF Same. a.
umplres, HoVdef aud Hood
tSceond oamei
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
tOtiaAas WIN
PULLMAN. Mash. Al

composition ln northern division.
Pacific Coast conferences colleges
closed yesterday whsa the wash
ingtan state College BASEBALL
team peitsd aui TO win eyer ths
University of Washington Mite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Error, Hoover; runs responhlole lof'
Nuncrief 2. Quay !; struck out, Mum
Grief 4. Quay /, bases on balls. Mum
Grief 3, Quay 1. home run, PUGET
nelli three-base hit. sprinz'. two
base hits. Uhalt. Norbert: runs oatted
in. Puceinelli. warner, Sprinz; sac
rifices. Wright. Warner stolen base
Holder; double play. Cissell 70 Her
NAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
COACH TO MEXICO
KALAMAZOO Willard 7

eon. Western State Teachers col
lege coach, has accepted position
on the coaching staff at the Uni
versity of Mexico in Mexico City,
effective July l.
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Carroll. winning pitcher Bbeshan.
losing pitcher HAnEini. runs re-
sDonsibit for falioh 8 AanEini
Berry 4 rlof.s sheehAn stf1rk
out Mansinl I Flores a. 5hashsn 3
baaeN on balls off Falidn l! FLORES Z
bheshan A. home fmnk Chfistoff.
stringsf three base hit uudaf two
bsAs hits. strinRef 4 ouuat falion.
JoilrY Browne j Collins. runs hst.
ted in. Collins Browne Fstlou
oudst christoff Halmondi Mayo.
Cthoeki Carroll English stfiuEaf
sacrifices MAYO cihocsl double
play. English 70 susfns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
tI.NAN HORNY

ttNftNNNft--tsllI Wsfhef. Tn.
einnsii third bassman. makes .
hob,y ~ collecting cakes NJ soap
ffom all evsf the sofia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
B.tER II 30 AND HASN'T
FOUGHT IN IL MONTHS

IF Baer couldn't out~ramhle Jim
L Braddock In 1888. how Is he
going 10 get over Nova In 1899
at 80 and with legs and arms
slower than they formerly were:
rusty after IL months OF in
activity
Nova has been handled well by
Ray Carlen brought along
carefully. and st - Is ready for
the great adventure
Nova doesn't want to repel Baer
any more than Carlen wants him
10 prevail.
Carlen was Baer's chief second
and adviser during the reformed
and domesticated Great Lover's
spectacular early days was
confident that he would be re-
warded with some small share Of
the Livermore Larrupers fortune
But when Baer jumped J. Ham
ilton Lorimer. the Oakland chap
who found both he and Nova
Carlen was released and cut off
like broken down i0-year- man
in the majors
Carlen vowed that he would Eet
hunk II II took years 4.
says that he looked ut 500 young
big fellows In his search for a
hloke who could pin the erstwhile
Butterfly Butcher Boys ears back.
He believed ne had him in Hans
Birkie, but the German turned out
to be only strong and tough and
the Baer camp would have no
truck with him anyway
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
CARLEN KNOWS IN CHAMP
AND Is GOOD MATCHMAKER

CARLEN finally purchased the
" parchment on Nova for $1,000
and in him s confident he has
the large youth capable of wresk-
ing vengeance.
Csrlen's knowledge of Bssr
makes close observers lean 10
Nova in this excursion. csflen
managed Frankie kiick. the light
weight. and others knows
fighters IL good match
maker
Louie Is his objective With
Nova, aad he wouldn't have
accepted the bser battLs had
he suspected there wss much
chance sf ths bsttIiaE Bsss-
Inia bring beited ont VI the
picture.
Csflen has given serious thought
10 Eova's Advancement. Hs gave
up his business on the vest coast
to devote al n his time 10 the
heavyweight gho knows more
England has ~ ooe letter. bikes.
~ciVssnG yno~s stftzsd b walls
snd amp pos,s-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01
ciney Beaten
In Two Games

WV yoaH - csncsnus.t ssna
whe bad visions ~ the Fsd< No.
rnmlae the ~ysnks~s'' ~ the ma
lInasi league. wandered tedsy what
hsi struck their hesccs
Ths chicago C'uw an p~covatien
rav plsstefesi twu hnmllatinx ~
feats aa Ina fts,ts. 80 ard "a.
uefees 40 $40 fsNs IN Cincinnati
After WANING to cut ~ ~ and
sakiax a commanding lead IA tse
Nstiansl league. the Reds eSptnde1
IN all places Al affs
Larry Fseneh and vsnce FAee
pitched she tsns~' twin triumph
Whitley usnses wilsfn<se set W
the Cslh@ inrustsnt runs IN ~
morning sasr tlmasy ssl<ssor'a
hsmss OF fsaeky Walters wcu NJ
aEtssnaan game, hat walters se~es1
IN an sssFs rus fire chsrsxe with :
Wild pitch which allowed fisph1
slsrtastt 10 serve feesn seecsa.
I'VE n~<ss sssia k~t1 . swe-
x.ss~ i~~< s>rHsss ~ t'a<t,
swsts could Ess est1 - e<ss
ss~sk wtsA IN Pirates tea
wssw~ks allowed ~usy stve
hsss ~ sssssa ~ siss6n =
Ia sssusspe 10 ~ epeues ~
whssA lsmms ns~ssw mn1e
ssuS hts& 1aawav uknnnru
stcsstss fesewssu1 pssesewsuofs
is.s vtstsvy y ~ sfeA1<sN
mssss drew " ssss ssens wSee
sw~ hsws<ss. I've aswntuA -
. ssssts.
is~fass - 7ss. lssxsst sew WRIT
sfuwa thss s~assa. ~ Chants sH1
Dodgers. battling 10 6st ost -
seeaaa asstsssa. got stsnspfl.
t.Hf Messra matted p~4Gts
rally 10 the ninth snAhttaa tne
Giants Ia ~sa the first 6Ass~. -.
uuxn Casey oaspitshsa Carl Huh
bell 10 give the pedusfs The ALTER
rlsss. ~.
WEST mfrS Ds0MUa
Mas Vests homer With enc -
in tho iuth gays the H<es = 80
vl.tary IN the first game hat ~
fohnsna's sight hit pssehlna gave
tho ihlls 81 win Ia The night
cap.
tied Euffinx rsesivea Tho fsrse
black mark u IN. ssasau ~ ris
pitching record when The Ned nsss
conquered The yenhs. ~ uas
isastnn eoalan't stand prosperity.
and ths ranks esffsd ths sna
zruund. iTsp, in the seennd game
and maintained thsiv ~ game
league lead.
C,sv~lss< hsss ~ nvwwwN
II ard ~. n take ssev fn>s6
place. Mn Fstbes sesvp1 NJ
etxhsk stesevy II M speees.
il stetdssx swiy seves ma -
fsssiss set~s. nss<M fswso~
h~ii scored ~ snspe ls11sa
russ - fyessiana w~s ~
s~e.sA ssms h ~ IsatneM
Ted t.ysns bestsd N<honehgy
Rose a. the White naH 1sfeelssl
The Tigers. "a. p~frmf ssme seeH
10 win Ina nishtasp. ~. wssh
assrinssr. ifiKssns and rebhstfG
getting there hiss sssh.
After losing To ths Athlstsna
81. washington won The second
game. 80. la mssk IL sln.aspss
losing streak Ths A. woe the
fret game IN fssr hits Oft the
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-01

Texan Has New Angle for Anglers;
Uses Free-Moving Decoy to Lure
Graphic, and This Il No Fish Story

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10 catch nsh
Observers startled To followers - isaak walton
watching yard yard ssprs OF reel ny swimming
Inquiries II roe pan hia nss BRING startling
sxpanataa that actually fishing
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ting ash hooR
ecrsppls feet sshcas
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