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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
Daily Almanac

Moon rises 1854 p. m. daylight time).
Sun rises $40 a. m; sets s:27 p. m. (day-
light time).
An vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes
after sunset.
May and June, two Of the really pleasant
months Of the year, have bad habit OF Slip
ping by too rapidly. This year May was not
an altogether pleasant month, being too cold
for comfort. June has been warmer. but more
seasonable than May, yet II has fitted by 80
quickly we haven't really had time 10 enjoy
It properly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

zee. The only shadow Of excuse
for the proposed transfer Is
Ickes' lust for power, which rs
notorious"
ICKES REPLY
When Secretary Ickes received o
copy Of this letter from o Repub-
lean friend, he sat down and
wrote 70 Pinchot as follows:
DEAR 0IFF; I think your
plank idea excellent and I eug-
gest II read like this; We de-
n0unce the effort recently made
by o certain power-Iusting New
Dealer 70 clear the name Of the
late Richard A. Ballinger, Secre-
tary Of the Interior In the Taft
Administration.
"AND WE DENOUNCE "a un.
tustlfiabie and hurtful 70 the
national interest the fact that
no public office is adorned by
Clifford Plnch0t, who, ~ time
goes on, stands out ever more
brilliantly o. one of the most
iillustFi0us, II If-effacing, pa
tri0ts that the country has ever
produced.
1--WE DENOUNCE in unsparing
terms the unhOly conspiracy
between the late Secretary Bal
Iingef, the late Attorney General
Wickersham, and the late Presi-
dent Taft, that resulted In the
discharge from Federal Service
Of Clifford PinchOt for iIlsuboFs
dlnatlOn, thus causing irrepar.
able injury 10 the country and
the Republican party go.
NOTE-gtrange ag II seems,
fckes and Pinchot once fought
side-by-side as ardent Bull Noes
crg TO elect Teddy Roosevelt.
u. q. CTTAAlBERLAINs
Down In Wall Street YOU already
hear brokers suggesting that with
Hitler ruling the world II might
DO wise for the United States 10
begin warming up to him.
In fact, some Wall etreeters sug-
gest that the best way to do this
Is to defeat Roosevelt O. an EVIL
dence Of friendship TO Hitler, which
would cause him 10 deal more
ieniently with the United States.
Even In tho State Department,
which OF course never did agree
with Mr.. Roogevelfg IDEAS, there
are q few men, though o minor
ity, who are beginning 70 say that
II Is now time to DO friendly TO
Hitter.
NOTE--This attitude brought
the following remark from o
White House adviser: "Yes, the
ieniency we get from Hitler will
be about the same ~ he gave
Chamberlain"
RY-GO-ROUND
Besides having o father who was
President and O grandfather who
was Secretary Of War In the Grant
cabinet, Senator Bob Taft also had
O grandfather who was Minister OF
Austria and Ambassador to Rus
sia when Gear Alexander II was
assasgitlated The desk used
by Assistant Secretary Of War
Louis johnson IL o huge, carved
table Of Hondurail mahogany that
has been In the War Department
for more than 100 years Sem
ate Republican Floor Leader
Charles McNary Is noted Is
o brilliant parliamentarian and
legal authority, but few know that
the Oregonian also rs O dirt farm
or and operates O large fruit ranch
In partnership with his brother.
Erudite Senator Wagner Of
New York Is the author Of most
New Deal labor legislation, but his
choice diversion away from the
Senate Is strictly top-hat. He Is
the Senate's leading grand opera
fan: buys q season ticket for the
Metropolitan every year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
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REAU, 1913 Thirteenth Street.
Washington, D. 9.
THE EDITOR.
q. When was the original CivE
Service Retirement Act passed.
A. II was approved May "a, 1890
q. Can an employer hire Q new
crew Of workers without obviously
needing their service, after he hal
stated at his flrst collective bar
gaining conference with . union
representative that he would net
change working conditions?
A. Such action has been held BY
the National Labor Relations Board
10 constitute unlawful interference
with workers rights TO organize. In
the case decided, the employer adj
fnitted that he hired the crew as q
protection against 0 possible strike.
q. What can be used on galvan-
lied iron TO make It hold paint?
A. Use o solution containing 2
ounces Of copper chloride, copper
acetate or copper eulphate IN one
half gallon Of water. II should be
prepared IN wooden Or stoneware
vessel, applied evenly with o brush
TO the metal, and allowed 10 stand
This treatment gives
paint firm anchorage, but removes
some Of the surface metal. ConSe.
quentiy, only O thin coating should
be applied. One pint IL enough to
cover about 300 to $50 square feet.
Q. How much has the paved road
mileage In Nova Scotia Increased In
the last five years?
A. The increase has been from
90 miles In 1894 to 0S7 miles IN
1889. Approximately ITO miles Of
the new road has salt under the
pavement, which acts 40 IN anti
freeze and stabilizee the subgrade,
and Is the first construction Of Its
kind on the western continent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

OUT HOin uIls
der him, 20 10
speak. The O.
I. O.'g arch.
o p o 8 I lie Of
peace, Sid ey
Hiliman, Is now
iabor'S man on
I h Q National
Defense Com
mission. Rumor
iS that A. r. Of
LIS Dan Tobii1
Is also TO get
some sort OF
White II o us 0
job; he's as
peace . minded
oa TTiiisnan and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
MAIL TELLS CONGRESS
TO STAY ON JOB

Chief thing that knocked the bot
tom out OF tho administration'B
hope for on early adjournment Of
Congreas was tho rleflbeS' mail
from back home.
This mail has been coming In
foods lately, and the overWheim-
Ing majority OF letters have urged
aid for the allieS--which E right
down the administration's alley.
Mont OF the letter writer's, how.
ever, added the injunctiof-"and
stay In session during the crisis"
A lot Of members got 10 many
letters like this they began figur.
Ing II would really be political
suicide for them 10 80 home.
There are other factors, Of
course. One Nv O lingering distrust
still fairly widespread---of what
iS considered the irnpetuous nature
OF the presidents handling OF for
eign policy. Another, seldom dis
cursed but quite potent, k the
realization that O number OF pend
Ing laws which would do II Con.
gresg adjourned In June can prob
ably get passed II II stays another
month. These would include such
important measures as the Wagner
act amendments and the Walter
Logan bill.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
What's Your To-?

Can you answer seven oE these
test questlons7 Turn - Last page
for the answers.
1. Name the first president Of
the German Republic.
2. Where ere the Black HiiIs7
3. When n 10 autumn n Argen.
tina what season 10 II In the Unite6
etates2
4. Name the largest province Of
Canada2
S. Were Noah Webster and Dani@
Webster rejated7
9. What was the baptlSnlal name
Of "Buffaio Blu?
Z. what is the total full member.
ship In the Congress Of the United
States?
8. which suit IN playing cards,
has 0 cne-eyed king2
0. Was the Titanic Or the Laisi-
tania sunk by o German subnia-
rine?
10. How many rows Of stars are
IN the American nag?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

Il would be possible for the west
ern Hemisphere TO be absolutely
geif. gustaiiiing, o significant situa.
ton IN these hectic times.
%. Tangdon White, professor Of
geology, Western Reserve Univer-
sity.
Anybody who wants 10 know the
truth can find out that the same
individuals who are promoting the
war in England and France are
supporting II IN Germany.
Henry Ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

For Frances warshlp could Just
about tip the balance Of naval
power and give the Nazis o pow
erful striking arm In the South
Atlantic against Latin America.
The French have two brand-new
20,00O-ton battleships, the stras-
bourg and the Dunkcrque, prob
ably the fastest In the world; also
two new $4,000 ton battlesbips, the
Richclicu and the Jean Bart, the
latter not quite completed. These,
added 10 the German fleet, would
give Hitler ten tatticshlps against
fifteen for the United States.
When you consider that twelve
y. o. battleships are kept In the
Pacific, with only three In the At
lantic, you got O rough idea Of
how difficult " would be for this
country 10 defend the Monroe
Doctrine II Hitler got the French
fleet. Another thing no might
get which would add 10 Our Nom
roe Doctrine problem Is the French
naval base at Dakar, on the bulge
Of Africa jutting out toward Brazil.
All Of This IN one Of the Inn
p0rtant reasons why Roosevelt
has been moving every possible
war supply TO the Allies The
French gave private assurance
that In return for American cid
they would do everything In
their power 10 make sure that
their ships did not fail into Ger
man hands but would take
refuge In African and American
waters
NOTE - In addition 10 the 10
old battlestips, the United States
recently has launched two new
war monsters, but " will take sew.
erai months 70 complete them.
PTNcH0T PLANK FOR corr?
Az II the Republicans didn't
have enough trouble writing o
platform, Ex-Governor Clifford
Pinchot OF Pennsylvania wants TO
add TO their headaches.
In o personal letter 10 every
one OF the 1000 convention dele
gates, ne seriously proposes that
the famous Ballinger case DO
fought oil over again by writing
into the platform o sizzling anti
1ckes plank.
The Pinchot proposal goes
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20

the two work well together.
Another significant straw In the
wind Is the return Of David Du-
binsky's Garment Workers Union
10 the A. r. Of L. Dubinsky Is also
oil for peace; 10 get him back
the A. r. OIL. had 10 cancel It's
month tax which had been
used 10 raise o war-cheSt TO fight
the g, I. O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
FAIR COOPERATION
ALREADY EXISTS

More important than any OF these
Developments, however, Is the dawn
Ing realization here that an acrifnJ
onious gplit In the labor movement
N just naturally too expensive O
luxury 10 be carried through the big
defence program.
inside understanding Is that the
first juriSdictioral fight that pops
UP In any OF the important de-
Tense industries will be the signal
for immediate and drastic White
House action-aiong the lines Of
make peace, boys, or eise ;"
Meanwhile, O fair degree OF co.
operation between the two labor
organizations already exists. La
Dor Secretary Perkins not long
ago named on advisory committee
OF A. r. OF l.. and 9. I. O. men
10 meet with her once o week and
study ways by which labor can
cooperate effectively In the de-
tense program. This group is
meeting regularly and harmoni-
olisly: MegSrs. Green and Lewis
ore absent, but through their sub
ordinates Mi@ Perkins In getting
what Bhe wants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
TODAY's COMMON ERROR
Never say, "Whom did you
soy wOn?" SOY, who"

Q. What has become o Chief
Two uns-White- Calf, who 10 SAID
TO have posed Tor the Indian por.
trait on the Buffalo nickel7
A. The well-known DiacIHeet
tribessnan died March IL, 1894, Of
pneumonia, at Glacier Park, Mon
tana. He was SO years Old, and
numbered among his friends several
presidents ana ether Siotableg. Ac-
ccrding TO the designer Of the Buff
falo nickel, the indian head Of that
coin 10 not o portrait OF any par
ticuiar indian, but 10 o composite
OF several portrait busts.
q. Does the Bible roy that David
did not 90 to heaven?
A. In Acts 2:2o-30, Peter ssys
on tho Day Of Pentecogt: Men afd
Brethren, lot me speak freely unto
you Of the patriarch David, that he
Is both dead and buried, and his
sepulciife Is with Us unto this day
49,. For David u not ascended into
the heavens"
@. 10 the tate Gallery IN London
closed7
A. Yes, for the Duration Of the
war.
q. Do need to send 0 model IN
applying for o patent?
A. The Patent Once viii not &C.
cept o model unless " II absolutely
necessary TO IN understanding Of
an invention. The only instance IN
which o model Is always required b
with On application TOR inventions
claiming perpetual motion.
II you want o cory Of the book
let baseball 1mmoFtsIs," send 10
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
SENATE SHIFTS
ON AID TO ALLIES

Profound shift In sentiment In
the senate on the aid-the.allies
question ID Indicated by o poll just
taken by private research organi-
zation. This poll-which covered
oil but two OF the 06 senators
showed only II who can be classified
90 old.line ieolationists, with O
dozen more In o rather more mod.
crate position working for "Strict
neutrality" The remaining II were
listed as favoring the fneaSure-
short. of.war policy 10 defeat Hitler.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
Washington Merry 20 Round

WASHINGTON White advertising
wanted
would fall into NaM hands
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
A Thought for Today

When thou shalt vow unto the Lord thy God,
chou shalt not slack 10 pay ~ for the Lord thy
God win surely require u Of thee; and II would
bo SIN In thee-DeuterOnomy 23;2l.
Those mouth-made vows which break them
selves IN swearing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
National
Spotlight
By BRUCE CATION
waterbury Democrat washington
Correspondent

Washington, June 2o.--some sort
Of peace between the A. y. Of l..
and the O. I. o. Is daily growing
more likely.
John L. Lewis Is Is non-pacific
as ever, but events have slipped
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-20
CIVIL LIBERTIES MUST BIZ
GUARDED

The Defense slogan is being
used 70 create an atmosphere
which threatens our civil liberties.
We note with alarm that Congress,
apparently without opposition
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Guy Chiesman Set
For Trap Shoot

Guy cniesmsn. Bpoksns. who
makes a habit Of winning trap
shooting championships. will de-
fend his 1883 stat. shotgun crown
AZ the coming state trapshootlng
championships a. spokane. June
20 and 30 chisSmhn won the state
title last year with 1915 out 81
200. bat only after a heated shoot-
off gith AT Asehsn Of spokans
who had tied him In the regular
event chissman won three out
of the four major titles At last
years shoot when he coppsd the
singles championship. tho hanoi-
cap with ~ 0It II 100 and the
2ll-sround with 5ss-fO0.
Mrs. H. r. HAwsoa, spo-
kAse. will defend her ~omAB's
state lAaress whils DS. X. r.
F1aherty, spokane. Will at
tempt % make n two straight
victories In the doubles com
petition which he won lAst
year with 81 out Of 50. Or
rnond BAlisro. Yakima. h the
defending professional cham
pion.
The winner Of the state cham
pionship p1il compete tn the
Champion Of Champions race at
the Grand American rapsaooting
tourney which will os STAGED at
Dayton, ONO. laxt week in August.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Softball Games

Transfers have their last chance
Of the season TO get back into the
City Softball league race Friday
night at Mckinley diamond al 80
o'clock. They play johnson Paint,
league leaders and defending
county champions, In this door
die game.
Johnson Paint has one and
half game lead over Jensen Fuel
and Wsrtenbe Service. tied for
second place, and two-game lead
over Tesmsters. in fourth position.
II Johnsons win they stretch
their margin TO two fun games
and with only five to play they
would be about in for the title
On the other hand a Painter loss
would put them but one game
ahead Of the tho knotted for sec
ond place.
Jonnsons and Transfers have
met four times this season. Twice
they tied and split IN replaying
the tie games.
Jensen Fuel moved over Post
office. 8 TO 7, although being out
hit and playing much poorer ball
In the field but managing TO turn
the trick and hold on to second
place
WaStenbe Service drubbed
Csmmarano Brothers, ~ 10 I,
when the Bottiers showed up
with but nina man And the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Legion Team Plays
In Biq-Time Park

NEW YORk-T name OF
Capt. Eddie Grant, who was
killed in action in the Argonne.
is still alive in a National league
setting. Grant was q star third
sacker for the Giants in pre-war
days and the Giants today supply
the uniforms for the Grant post
team in the Legion Junior league.
Frank Snyder, Giant coach,
handles the team, and through
Ernie Viborg, Grant post COM
mander who is Polo Grounds ,u-
perintendent, the kids get to play
their home games on big league
diamond
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
AIMED Ace
Coming Up
From South
Locol Tennis Club
Sponsoring Plan
To Aid Youngsters

nsrsn>e ~ the great u~~d frr
sxrext lnstfuesios fcr cur rscoms
junlar tenHis players The rHecms
Lawn TERMS eIsh y hvsnxinw W
aas - c@isfnvns~s nest enIornsl
and famous t<nnIs professionals.
Mas Fsarvncs sussoW. Ahs eosHss
from . fAmsly 81 nsssnn~Iiv rsnnsd
tennis players and nes several 49,
tsrs wna are slsn wsil-hnowu ten
Ms professionals nav
sgsss suites wus ~ uney
ysass = tsp-ssea>se ssesesai
wwMeNs eeesppe1>es sW1 =
eevsnials we1l enn1lfpe1 ~ give
ses Iustsss saS pn1seess 10y
eley ~ WIN spgnsA y tssr~
nansses ~ - w~e> - sesses
serAsts~s - wh&ea - y .
pAss masees.
Alaug with many ether titisA
Msss sutton has hs~n RANKED see~
and in IAs limited states twsces
third naes ana feussn once Nhe
has wnn the Fsessle Asates chAms
pssrship three tines. this scusnas
ment h>inn considered The tossess
eel ess held IN California. and hss
held The fnathsvu ceiifcvwia ehsss-
plnnship IN addition Nhs was slso
Canadian National womsas sham-
psoe ~ ne time.
srAn ruvSL
Her star pupil 10 M,s tssysyvds
Moran whe has wun ths twe moee
important juntnr tournaments n
California. In Dudley cup tswsna~
msst The ysAs and Ne rsesfJe
nouthvsst II Ins Amgsles leo
September. Ascending 10 IT, en-
parts Mi1s Mossn shnuid n fss
IN the national championship snee
year
nebss rDssseov usss1y b 80
ether VIE hae aese vesy wee1
n ssttsaal eenOeetotes. Jh>e
pase ysas 80 - MN esse-
sse's psp1ls Nsa1s ~ Ses.ss
w1sktssss csp ssam
Miss sutton wsIi srvsve N n.
coma July isth. the Day NJ she
Northwest finais. ana wsii - -
The rsunis aluh for me Tnath.
she ~iII give Individual lassssses
sicn and viii mt scesps move
than fnur IN . ciasa. M plann
In run off = namhsv ~ tsnies
tournaments In ssvs IN ptayseU
more tournament psactioe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29

Service club dropped numerous
hits, when they counted for
runs, into the vacated spot
back Of second base.
Garage ployees almost
wrapped up the Industrial league
title by breaking their first place
tie with 1905 Tavern by beating
them. IS 10 II. Musicians moved
into a tie with the Tavern club
for the second spot by beating
Flour r. Cereal Workers. 10 10 Q.
Chemical Workers forfeited TO Pc
tsrrnSn Manufacturing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Sneltermen
Trim Paint
Nine, 9 to s
Five Runs in First
Frame too Big for
Losers to Vuult
CITY LEAGIE SIANnINGs


Cammarano Brothers and
GMC Trucks meet Friday
night In a twin bill at LIN
coin bowl, starting at 1880.
The second. seven-inning
affair Is a postponed game Of
June IA. Kelvin and komp
for the Bottlers with Marshall
and Colbo set TO do the tossing
for the Truckmen.
Scoring five runs in the first
inning off Mel Gillespie, Smelter
Local went on TO defeat the
league-lesding Johnson Paint team
. to 6 Thursday night at Lincoln
bowl.
Howard Greer started for
the winners and held the
Paintmeu 10 six scattered hits
during his seven innings on
the hill and after the first WAS
never in danger of losing, but
scuffle with Harry Werbisby
In the eighth inning forced
Umpire Fournier to Danish
both players from the game
and Michaelson finished.
After the Smelter team had
scored two legitimate runs in the
first inning, an error paved the
way for an extension of time and
before the third man was retired
Fred Hebert had hit home run
with two on base and with this
five-run edge, the Smelter boys
were never pressed too much
with Greer strutting his stuff.
Michaelson, who relieved Greer
after the fracas at third held the
Paintmen at bay. During the eighth
inning walk, hit and an
error gave the Paintmen their last
two tallies. None OF the four runs
made off Greer were earned.
Pat Rooney. George Wise's new
first sacker. smashed out four hits
and Jess Brooks connected for
three. two being doubles. Joe
Hemers catch Of Willis hard
smash 10 the scoreboard in the
third was the individual fielding
highlight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Coscarari Top
Second Stacker

NEW yonk-The king ~ Ma
iionsl league second bas~msr u
~ LANCER Rsny Herman a. the
cuh. Pete ce.csgsYs, the rures
handed little basque ~hn Ia serving
hls snrhemers year with The
nreokisn Dodgers. has taken Mar
mans title away frcm mm.
Never was II more clearly
demonstrated than IN The rScdxefs-
Cubs kanae yesterday Al Enn>ts
feld Cesssrsrt handled sevvs
chances an 20 them assists. clean
" and banged cut . doahis OF the
right wall which drove IN ten
neSlxsr runs Itr combined with
Dali csmiil. IN pun . double steal
rhs petTvts put cn q twp~Fun
rally in the eighth TO cie~e their
horne stay against the west with
"a victory over the cuhs with
The csshs Oh top Ia. Cnscafsrt
blasted hts st0uhl~ 10 give the
Dodgers a 81 lead which ssccd UP
until The eighth
Aftev ths Csen ksA gee
ahead In she eighth - rsA<'s
siasls. nilly nsg~irs pt~eh
hemer. . wsih Asa psesmss's
asahse. nr~eklys csSss hses -
hlsss nan Lee Zoe sws vwss -
nasts Walkers aeah>e. . waiA.
Camiiit's slasss SOD . le~s NJ.
The triumph enabled Tho
podesrs In gain half . game On
tho idle Rsen. trimming the league
leaders margin tn . game and
q half.
Hal Schumacher hold the rhiis-
isirhla rhillies !. three hits last
night a. the tslsnts scored . 20
triumph Ia climb within half :
game n sesnnd risne,
Homers ny Charley oehsinxvr
and Hank orsenssrH enabled ibs
Detroit Tigers 10 shade the ~.
Lauls Hirown.. I'll. Nv snaihes
night game NTH homers wsFs
hit off Hob Harris WIN, along with
mn Trotter. limited the Tigers Ia
three hits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-29
Annual Water Carnival
PROGRAM Is Extensive

One Of the parts tn. big McChord FeNaows
Bridge celebration Point Defiance
Sunday IL
This sponsored by Young club
fishing owners A. Andy"
Andreasen chairman They will be Metropolitan
Park Board Coast Guard the celebration committee
Bands will be furnished by
Legion The public address system donated by Gilmore
will
All annual races for perpetual trophies
Here is the complete subject change:
1880 PM-MARINE PARADES start from Gig Hsrbor.
and Tacoma Yacht club for review pavilion
loo PMCoast Guard will direct all
moorngs.
1:50 PM-OPENING BOMB Flag National
anthem.
SPECIAL OPENING EVENTS
Annual Seattle Tacoma Cupboard Utility Marathon 80
Annual Sea Scout 12man
L. Annual Seine skf 4man Tacoma Gig Harbor
TACOMA YACHT CLUB EVENTS
s. Annual freeor-al local inboard
Annual Fox Island
SEATTLE CUPBOARD ASSOCIATION EVENTS
Wate az
g. Glass A hydro LIST heat, miles
o. Glass c list heat, miles
TO- Glass hydro Is, heat. 5 miles
IL Water Skiing sunting
r. Entrsnce-Admiral Of the Swiss Navy.
b. Class A hydro 2nd heat, 8 miles
IA Class End heat. miles
IS Class c hydro End heat, miles
Is Water Skiing twoman jump
IT. Water Skiing. three skiers behind a boat.
TACOMA VS.. GIG HARBOR EVENTS
1s Annual Sound Salmon Fishing Boat m
10 Annual Deep Sea Fishing Boat mile Trophies
by Boat Builders of Tacoma who also provide
20 ANNUAL PUGET SOUND TUG BOAT RACE mile
81 Spectacular exhibition
% Award of Trophies and Prizes Pavilion