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Evening star., 1940-05-19
Oklahoma Ags Repeat
As Missouri Valley
Track Champs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DES MONIES, Iowa, May 18.-
The Oklahoma Aggies won their
third straight Missouri Valley Con-
ference outdoor track and field
championship here today, scoring
743s points in rain-swept Drake
Stadium.
Drake took second place with
AZ 7/10 points and Washington was
third with 38b.
Tulsa and Washburn, other entries,
counted 6 and az points, respec-
lively.
An all-day rain kept pools of water
on the track and the field events
competitors were handicapped by
slippery footing.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Kelley Wynkoop Bags
Washington Club
Trapshoot Prize

Kelley Wynkoop carried of top
honrs in the Washington Gun Clubs
registered 100-target shoot yester-
day at its Benning traps, cracking
SO clay pigeons for the Glass A prize.
He nosed out w. F. Burrows by one
bird.
Mrs. w. D. Treadway, r. B. Bond
and George A. Emmons tied for the
Glass B trophy and in the shoot-off
Mrs. Treadway emerged the winner.
H. M. Bingham's IS was good for the
Glass G laurels.
Senator Joseph F. Guffey of Penn
sylvania and his nephew, Joe Miller;
Joe Gamble and Vincent Saccardi,
president of the National Capital
Skeet Club, turned out for prac-
tice round after the registered shoot.
Scores for the day:
Evening star., 1940-05-19
'C Club Track Meet Results

fourth, Brasse (centraD. Height, feet IL
~ Halt,mils relay shnaD-won by Central
S:Ss Nss:hsj H}m. shIrs O. Tons ioafsh' As~po4t
isf th5a 5Tssst fme fourth
e20-yard dash (trails)--No /, won by
thipI hdppa Esa ESGentraD; second Lewis 6Wilson);
sscoad Marx o@ ny hrs Sfls caSis Moant
st. mo- 5ossDhS sWon Tins bH snsw s5 iw,.on, second
assas Sssst.rn g. H Tim. NJ o!sse. "a third Simmons
No. won by Lyons Durham; sec
Sosephs Sos nSrfsr rGs SGsnt5.n o third Schultz s'
No; 5.Won BY Ekas tstaunton>; sec
..s2o-yard dash 1finaD-won by Lively
third, Ekss tstaunsonj; fourth, rh shaw ewil.
22o-yard hurdles ttrials), No. 1-won
third, bahm mount tet st. Josephs,. saS Fine
No. Mcnsqe y Kssss Es;ssgn hss
stribling Baltimore Tech). Time, 0:27.s.
ons No. sMsP a.nsP By Nswnd4t Hsn ssss hs
No. 4-Won by culin (Wilson): second
o,Brien tTeeh); third, Coates (staunton5.
~ Ssp,yard a.in hurf'es 1n sfnapwWon ,'! by Issf
Highfill lJeffeTson,; fourth. Kerge Cast
ern). Time. 0:25.4.
Discus tinall-Won by CAN'T Dur
ham,; second, Props (Greenbrier); third.
Quillen IF. and M; fourth, Coakley
(W;-L2. Distance I34 feet l1h inches:
Washington-Lee (Clark. Speakman, Urban
ski, CARR: second, Belair;. third, Green
brier; fourth. Mount st. Josephs. Time,
3:45x
Pole vault (nnaD-Tie for first among
Jettmar (CentraD, Englar (Forest Park
and Brady (Fork Union); tie for fourth
between Bartles Newport News) and
Thompson tStaunton). Height, IL feet
i-mile relay (nnaD-won by Central
tThomas, Norris, Edserton HAYDEN; sec
ond. Durham: third. Baltimore Poly;
Javelin (inal)-won BY Olson. q. 4
M; Kelly tNevport News; third. CAN'T
(Durham); fourth, Glisson (Staunton).
D1stance. 176 feet 6Is inches.
sc Club feco4d broken.
x@T' Club 4ooogA tied.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Hoyo. Frosh Net Team
Routs Terp YeurIinqs

Georgetown's freshman tennis
team easily defeated the Maryland
yearlings In a match played yester-
day at College Park. The Hoyas
took five Of the six singles and the
only doubles that was completed,
then forfeited two.
All of the matches, except one,
were decided in straight sets.
Singles-NuneE tG) defeated Bates
IM), 6-2, 6--2; Raskopf (G) defeated
Clarke lM), 8E6, 4-6. 81; Kerpen
Ogus lG) defeated burst tM),, Go,
81; Coleman (G) defeated Avery (M.l.
@S' m,n ta G2; Dumas 60 defeated sted-
Doubles-Nunez (G.) defeated, Bates
and Kerpen (M), 81, 81.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Davidson Gets Only Hits
As St. AIbons Loses

First Baseman Davidson was the
only st. Adams player able to solve
the pitching of McDonough's Grass
muck yesterday and the Saints were
shut out, TO, on their own diamond
here.
Davidson collected two singles OFF
Grassmuck who walked only two
and struck out seven.
McDonough punched all of its
runs in two innings, the second and
seventh, Hare pitching the last two
frames for st. Albans.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Card Trackmen Rout
Mason-Cixon Rivals
In 71-Point Win
Five Meet Records Set,
One by Corbett, c. U.;
Blues, A. U. Far Bock
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, May 18.-Catholic
University of Washington won the
Mason-Dixon intercollegiate track
meet today. amassing II points to
sweep far ahead of the second place
team from Johns Hopkins, which
scored 49, points.
The other teams finished in this
order:
Delaware, 81; Washington College,
%; Blue Ridge. 12i2: Gallaudet, 81a !;
Western Maryland, 8, and American
University, 2h.
Five new meet records were es-
tablished, two by Rosenthal Johns
Hopkins weight man.
Rosenthal tossed the 16-pound
shot 43 feet 812 inches and the discus
100 feet 1917 inches.
Corbett, Catholic U. star, who won
the mile, shattered the mark in the
2-mile affair with a 1850 perform
ance.
Douglas of Delaware and Stevens,
Gallaudet, tied for first in the high
Jump and set joint new mark of
feet.
Another new mark was in the pole
vault, Pardew of Hopkins going II
feet 5l2 inches.
1-mile run-zWon by Corbett Catholic
e s5sana 5ohns Ropkn Roys S. H ourth thru accDsy PEs
washington Collese,; fifth, Taylor CWest-
ern Marylandl, Time. 4:2s.3..
seeond aSrow anG0n De tsird sus5 okeefe M e.
~ b.n f0HTsh; TIms 9sS W.schler &C. "; NTH Lad
VS. sssena Postfonk = HrqpdisG w. ehlfa
NTH hoar99 Mar9h ksh Bqs aes ms S. oS2 poax
las hs 81, Dell; second, Wall &C. "; third,
phps p tth oaeenSs seisse f. tGurta 4 Hut'01 Hy Time:
3 wSifssE sifs .s
fth afas coopsr g a e. u fourth thine sSsk Sas w CO;
SECOND; prissoll q. i Is; third chase
Tsylos Wv MS SI5'h Time. HsrRc9 $685. sDslo' f'h
220.yard low hurdles-Won by Doug
astoR IL 9e 6fsonG feursh Wa wsfiheP G ~ w. tTa
165,;p9und shot -put-Won BY Rosenthal
9 se0fad Ridse 0snie' fourtS e. U RsRfs sRa
u. H. u; fifth. Bartolini w. c.. Dis.
tarce, 43 feet s9 inches
uoi second, Wharton DELI: third, sacion
G. "; fourth. Million tBlue Ridgel and
1lsda,e &c. u tied. Distance. 169 feet
,, Discus throw-Won by Rosenthal g H
~; SECOND. Storm wv. C.l: third. Shon
eBlue Ridge): fourth. Sachon &C u;
hith' nth ,Mnrkobrad tGallahdeD. Distance. 130
Runninss broad .,ump-Jackson Cw. c.
and stsnffer &C. u tied for nrst place:
tnlrd; Glazer q: H: u: fourth. Carris
tsrcso ~ -; 81 nth 9 Pardew u. H. W. Dis
G. Running high lump-Douslas tDel0 and
stevens tGallaudeo tied for first place;
feet. o'' faeisnt'
Pole vault-Won by Pardew q. H. ~:
second. Fielding blue Ridge: third Wo..
wax &c. w.: fourth. Nelson {Americen
Rid,.l Ma; pinto ., w u and Nurenhurs, (Blue
feet 5ls inches.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Wolverines Stoy in Race

ANN ARBCR, Mich, May 10 P.-
Michigan stuck in the race for the
Big Ten baseball championship to-
day when Lyle Bond set Purdue
down with four hits, 7 to ], for his
fourth straight conference victory
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Noted Swimmer Morries

NEW YORK, May 18 (P.-Jack
Medica, former University of Wash
ington swimming star, who won the
Olympic 400-meter free style cham
pionship in 1886, and Irene Soady of
New York were married today.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
WeIsh's ElIzoru Winner

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 18 (P.-
William Welsh's Ellzora, chestnut
mare, ridden by Donald Welsh, son
of the owner, today took first place
in the annual spring show of the
Southern Maryland Horse Breeders
Association.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Mrs. Allen Golf Victor

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May ls
P.-Mrs. H. N. Allen of the James
River Country Club defeated Mrs.
Helen Wise OF Langley Field, up,
IN the 36-hole finals of the Tide
water Womens Golf Associations
championship tourney.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Totals 81 10 81 10 Totals Al 10 80 IL
.Batted for Price in ninth.
Batted for Jablonsky in fifth


w MARYLAND -- 400 100 Ill 0-1O
Amer. Univ. 600 24O 004 Iii
Runs--Honeman t2l. stropp t2l Lodge
Sturm. Bricker co. NJ. Phillips. Cadding-
ton. Edmonds, Thatcher ~ Schulze
Newly t2>. Morrison co, Herbold. Price
~ Errors-Honeman. stropp Sturm 90.
Bricker, Evans, Ryan (3). SchulZe (2)
Newly (3). Morrison t2), Fellows Runs
batted in---Bricker. Honeman Stropp. Ryan
co, Newly, INGALLS,. Blanchard. Brown,
Price Schulze. Two-base .hits-Honeman,
Stropp. Thatcher. Three-base hit--Ryan
Sacriices-Smith, Wittig (2) Schulze
Stolen bases-Stropp. Lodge (2), Sturm.
Bricker. Morrison, Fellows Herbold Double
play-Schulze to Edmonds to Fellows
Left on bases-Western Maryland. 9: Amer
icsn i, m, University. s; Bases on balls-on
Phillips. 3; of Caddington 1; OF Brown, 8.
Struck out--By Caddington. 6; BY Brown,
g., Hits-on Phillips. 8 for s runs In
4aa innings; of Caddington. 10 for II
runs in 41o innings tnone out in tenth)
Hit by pitcher-By Brown tstroppl; by
Caddington Thatcher Winning pitcher
Brown. Losinz pitcher-Caddington Um-
pire-Mr. Watt.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
NashngonLee Tops Central Sixth Of Point to Retain Club Title
Sports Program
For LocuI Fans

TODAY.
BASEBALL
Washington at Chicago, 3.
Horse Show.
Washington show, Meadow
brook, 1:30.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago, 3.
George Washington VS.. Mary
land, Griffith Stadium, 2:30.
Wilson Teachers VS.. Blue
Ridge, Ellipse, 2:30.
Western VS.. Washington-Lee,
Arlington, Va, $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

Harmon. Alvord. Two-base hitgMoore..
Three-base hit-Miller. Stolen bases
Townshend t2), Kimble t2), LIE Fevre Sac
rifice-Townshend: Double play-Mono-
han to English. Left on bases-McDon-
ough. 8: st. Adams. 4. Bases on balls
OF Grassmuck. 2: oil Trimble, 3; Struck
out-By Grassmuck, Z; by Trimble. 6: by
Hare, 3 Losing pitcher-Trimble. Um-
pire-McDonald.
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For Sale Real Estate
Farms and Land
TIME TO Buy A FARM

? ACRES 8 room house, all modern.
garage and big poultry house, eN-
celient location. 1880.
10 ACRES complete set buildings.
electric 5000.
30 ACREs-ciose IN. with brick homs
ot z rooms. modern convenience,
car garage. large hip-roof base
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50 ACREs-excellent old fashioned
home with plenty OF shade, land
rolling and maybe not 80 good, but
~ IL surely worth $500 and can be
bought on FL terms.
200 AcREs-s miles Of Ypsi good
farm. electric. and only US per
acre. on terms.
30 ACRES-not far out. one Of the
best producing farms In the coun-
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pay one-fouftn down and the bal
ance over long term without IN
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5-i0-z0-fO ACRE PARCELS without
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Don't forget % tell us about your
Insurance problems auto fire. ex-
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lots
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ancing Call Williams Rea tor.
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Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage Cards
REAL EsTATE,-Genera. Insurance.
Ross K. Bower. 100 W Michigan
Phone $50
For Rent Real Estate
Houses
FIVE ROOMs-snd bath. garage -
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keeper A. Congdon hardware.
WILL sE-beautifully furnish
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Pm. 2s2-w.
il5 CATHERINE sT-modern seven
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UNFT fsHED-spartrne on Nor
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THREE EJDM-fGrnisaed or un-
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stove In nice private home. Apply
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Legal Notices
FINAL AUGMENTATION &C
COUNT

NO. 3OfO1
state Of Michigan. The Probate
Court for the County OF Washienaw.
At a session Of said Court. held az
the Probate office In the city or
Ann Arbor. IN said County, on tns
10Th day Of December 4. y. 1850
Present, Hon. Jay g. Pray. judge
OF Probate
In the Matter ~ the Estate ~
John Perry, Deceased.
George 4. Veins. Administraior
Of said estate having filed ~ "a "a
Court his final administration ac-
count. and his petition praying for
the allowance thereof and for tho
assignment and distribution of the
residue Of said estate.
u IL Ordered. That the sth day %
January A. -. 1871. AZ ten o'clock In
the forenoon. At said Probate Office,
be and Is hereby appointed for en-
aiming and allowing said account
and hearing said petition:
II ~ Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by pubilca-
ton OF copy 81 this order for
three successive weeks previous 70
iaid day Of hearing. In the Ypsilanu
DAILY Press. newspaper printed
and circulated ln said county.
jaw @ Pray. Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
Nora 0. Borgert. Register Of Pro-
bate.
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Business Services

Business Services offered
FURNACES-and furnace repairs
new and used l6 L Cross 81
Phone 4S4-J
EXPERT dry cleaning. refinishing.
refining. Louis the Tailor. 43 y.
Huron. phone S50-M
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Classified Advertising

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CHILD RESCUED

Ludingion, Dec. 20-AP-Charles
Nelson. five-year-old son OF City
Comm ssioner Elmer Nelson, fell
through the ice while walking
across partially frozen Pere Mar
quette Lake Wednesday. A play
mate. hve-year-old Jackie HeglHni.
grabbed the Nelson boy by the
shoulder and he d onto him until
cries for aid attracted Richard
Matthews and four other men.
They rescued Nelson by taking q
boat to him through open water.
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Merchandise
Household Furnishings

ers. circuiators and cook stoves at
reasonable prices Repairs for all
makes stoves. boilers and furnaces.
East side Furniture. 22s Z. Michi-
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oRDER APPOINTING TIME ron
HEARING CLAIMS

akAAAAo O6AA"e
STATE OF MICHIGAN. Tn. Pro-
bate Court FOR the County OF WASH
tenaw.
At session OF said Court. held
at the Probate Offlce In the City 81
Ann ArbOr. IN the said County. N
the i1th day OF December A p. 1850.
Present Honorable Jay q. Pray,
judge Of Probate. =
In the Matter ~ the kHtsLe %
Lewis y. Knsrr, or Louis =. Knerr,
Deceased.
II appearing 10 the Court that tie
time for presentation ~ claims
against said tate should be limit
al. and that a time and place be ap-
pointed 10 receive. = Namlne ana ad-
ius' all claims and demands against
said deceased by and before said
u is ordered. That creditors Il
vaid deceased are required 10 present
their claims 20 said Court AZ SAID
Probate office on or before the Zist
day Of February A. y. 1871, al ten
o'clock in the forenoon. said time
and place being hereby appointed
for the examination and adjustment
% all claims and demands against
II is Further ordered. That public
notice the eof be given by publica-
ton q a copy q this order for three
successive weeks previous % said
day % hearing IN the Npsilanti Ddily
Press a newspaper printed and CIR
culafed in said county.
Jay g. Pray. Judge OF Probate.
Adv 5-lO3
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reich Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Daily Cdsstieds
Business Services

Business Services Offered
MILFORD osBURN = Auctioneer,
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Business Services offered

Business Services
Business Services Offered
MOToRS-repairs, rewinds. Electric
Motor Shop. 10 S. Huron
SEWING MACHINES-repai All
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i94O-UniNersal Speeding range
with timer and lamp 20 offer AZ
special price Bett r Homes Ap-
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CRYSTAL AND AsTEL-bridge
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CHPPAWA 4 PEToSKEY- POTATOES
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For Rent Real Estate
Apartments
Rooms
Automotive
Automobiles For sale

1887 FORD-Tudor Touring. black.
radio. heater and defroster s24o.
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Wearing Apparel
Farm Products. Equipment

GOOD-Narm clothing Tor men. wo-
wanted. lo5 W. Mich. Pm. l3-S-M.
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XMAS Gift Suggestions
For Him

CHRISTMAS for the fisherman.
give him something Tor his tackle
box Mier Bros. sport shop :
Washington ST
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For The Home

WINTER WREATHS Hand made
Michigan Balsam, Depot Green
house Short oak a Norris. Pm 9lsJ
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rs CATHERINE sT-modern seven
room house. ready for immediate
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go ACRES-not far out. one Of the
best producing farms In the coun-
Is. fully equipped for dairyine
pay one-fouftn down and the bal
ance over long term without in
teTeBt
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? ACRES q room house, all modern.
garage and big poultry house, eN-
celient location. 1880.
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DRY SCREENED GRAVEL
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Merchandise
Merchants Specials

WATKINS cough medicine for
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cross Phone 3ll-W.
MISUNDERSTANDING You can
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Moorman's w. Michigan. Phone l.
Musical Equipment
USED RADIOS IS up. GrinneL Bros.
2lO W. Michigan.
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5-f0-z0-io ACRE PARCELS without
buildings you can buy on very
easy terms
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200 ACREs--s miles 81 Ypsi good
farm. electric. and only SIS per
acre, on terms.
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Houses

Five ROOMs-snd bath, garage -
MI W Of Paper NIL I'M book
keeper A. Congdon Hardware.
WILL AsE-beautifully furnish
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party Shown by appointment only.
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50 REs-excellent old fashioned
home with plenty OF shade. land
rolling and maybe not 80 good. but
n IL surely worth $500 and can be
bought on FL terms.
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For Her

A CoMPLETE-une OF Teleehron
electric clocks. Family Radio
Shoppe les W Michigan
DEEP FREEZE- Americas first
home locker plant An ideal glft
Tor her. Huron Homes, 10 ". Mich.
A GRINNELL PIANO the perfect
gift Gvlnnel Bros. 40 W. Mica.
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40 ACRES complete set buildings,
electric 5000.
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EIIMAS 4 GREENsTREET
isia y. Washington. Tel 1881
Don forget % tell US about your
insurance problems auto. fire. ex-
tended coyerage and other lines.
5 IL ACRES six room modern
house. large barn. chicken house.
some fruit sf5 sheridan.
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CHRISTMAS TREES

BALSAM and SPRUCE-wholsale
and retain. lls y Washington.
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For The Children

A MODEL KIT-of an Rirplane.
boat racer or railway. Zoe and
up. Hopkins and Augustus. III
Pearl. Phone 1889.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09

What with AL this glib talk now
sdays about the tonnage % ships
sunk In the var. tonnage Of ships
% b built here. tonnage this and
tonnage that.
Gross tonnaxe-The size Of TIRE
ship overall. figured on 100 cubic
feet to the ton: it's simply an srhi-
trary measure Of bulk.
Net tonnaEe-The money-mak-
ing size Of the ship. figured on the
same basis. but minus certain ex-
emptions OF space for ships use
Cargo holds and passenger space
are counted in the net tonnage. but
al those spaces which have carved
signs stating Certified to accom-
modate umpteen seamen.- "Certi-
fled messroom." Certified lamp
locker" etc. are deducted. Canal
tolls. harbor dues. etc. are based
upon net tonnage.
Displacement tonnage The
weight Of water displaced by the
vessel. Conversely IL ie the actual
weight Of the ship itself seldom
used for anything except to satisfy
some lubber's curiosity.
Deadwcight tonnage-The differ
ence between the ships loaded dis
placement and her light displace-
ment; that Is. the actual weight Of
the cargo she carries.
II Is an interesting little side
light on current wartime propa-
gands that each nation refers 10
gross tonnage when speaking of
the enemy ships II has sunk, but
to net tonnage when speaking of
their own losses. Makes the totals
look better to themselves. Psy-
ehology.
However. maritime men most
always refer to net tonnage when
designating a ship in tons. but
don't say net tons" II they have
any occasion to refer to any OF the
other kinds Of tonnage, they call IL
specifically by name.
But it's a darn poor rule that
doesn't have at least one excep-
ton. When the tonnage OF war
ships is mentioned. you use dis
placement tonnage only. yet you
don't have to say what kind you're
about.
See?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-09
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sY PRISCILLA WAYNE


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filled with tears. And you don I
think you're good enough either.
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YOU with all my heart hut IN
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when I'm free = when I've
made a name for myself, when
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