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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Northwest racing fans Nin Get
- Sc Campus Fusssr again.
wsshinEtons home-hred cham
pion. winner - ths Jongscres
mile and maker q the fastest
mile time this year . has an
extraordinary engagement.
Match race - Campus Fusser
and Scar Leg. going SIX furiongs-
Combat Is 70 Be scheduled FER a
fast track. II possible. Present
plans call fer the battle next
sunday afternoon. should rain
and mud prevail IL may be moved
10 Labor Day.
While Campus Fusser came out
Of his mile with glossy honors.
nonetheless there was . challenger
waiting for him horse
which didn't run.
Ernie Markham. owner and
breeder Of Scar leg main
tains; n think Scar leg can
heat Campus fusssr II any
distance on any kind Of
track. We're willing 10 meet
him any time. These two ealts
finished meek and neck In the
Washington FHuturits. nv eelt
Loaf because he wasn't quite
ready"
Markham might have added
They've been rivals ever since
two home towners Campus Fus-
ser and Scar Leg. Two Washing
ton breds Both are three years
old
II Markham thinks so highly
81 Scar Leg, why didn't he run
him In the Longacres mile
Markham To that answers:
They weighted Scar Leg at 10a
pounds. looked up and down
the coast for a rider who could
make that weight, or be In the
limit. There was not one To be
found. So rather than chance my
horse getting a bad ride. kept
him in the barn. l knew all along
Scar Leg could beat Campus
Fusser. challenge him night
now"
Longscres Is now in It's final
six days:
Wednesday -- It's a twilighter.
post. p. m.
Thursday - Another twilighter.
post, p, m.
Friday Final ladies' day; post,
AIS p. m.
saturday-speclal events. post.
2:15 p. m.
sunday Olympic cup, 2 miles,
post. ais p. m.
Labor Day 49, Seattle handicap,
post, AIS p. m.
His friends now call him sunny
Joe Gottstein. What q break the
Longacres generalissimo got for
the Longacres mile. Rained In
drenching blasts Friday =.
cleared UP slightly saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Longacres Gossip
Campus Fusser to Meet
Scar Leg in Special

enough - help ary cut fhs track
sunday. far. clear skies FINE
sfternean. fast track Mon
day. Noah and ths ficod arrives
fram over the Olympic mountains.
You've heard about Pred
Archer
Greatest joeksy q all time. Ma
iionai hero q England for more
than a generation Wizard a Tire
saddle holding FIVE Epsofn
DERBY victories 20 his credit tn
GLIDING Bend or. Troqaols. Mel
ton and ormonde.
riding today a. Long
acres. near Seattle. there's = red
headed. freckled faced little chap
Willie Woods
His fathers name Albert
Woods. horn in England and
served A. steepleehsss rider IN
England and Canada =.
-. willie Woods grandfather.
named Woods. rode In the Grand
National.
Willie Waod's fathers
mothers father was FRED Archer
none iess than the great Fred
Archer
-. Making Willie Woods =
great son Of the immortal English
reinsman 49,.
Willie Woods was born ~ spo-
kane. 1924
Under contract 10 George
Newell Nswellhurst farm.
To date Willie Woods has rid
den two winners nd. a Hard
Tack s-year-old MY. through
slop. Broke his maiden this meet.
ing on Glad Santa. Weighs ios
pounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Pockei-in-One
Made by Woman

PORTLAND-When Mrs. Paul
inc Barney OF Portland makes a
hole in one on the golf course, she
keeps it all in the family.
Yesterday Mrs. Barney took a
mighty swing at the ball. 1t scared
100 yards and landed in the pocket
Of her father. Frank Simpson Of
Hood River.
After great deal OF ponder
ing, Mrs. Barney termed her
father natural hazard and
added another stroke to her card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Zale 10 Battle Abrams in n. Y.

NEW YORK; -. Promoter Mike
Jacobs announced today that Tony
zsls. National Hsosing association
midsilswsiKht tltishuidsr. and Geo.
Abrams had been signed for = 10.
round non-lltis fight In Madison
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Americas answer 10 the dicta-
tors is declaration Of national
emergency. Buy Defense Savings
Bonds and Stamps to build our
defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Feeling Sorry
For An-Siars
Pick beors 10 Run
Over Colleqions

sttt <.o Fersn>ii es-vrv~<>
her=. faT th< SAKE - ~ ceil>r<
kIl-ssas@ shst George Hsiss
eFsnxs ne Chicago n<srs rts
settler fieis temcfruw nssht n
kindly nerd
Only through ne compassion -
oNnss-cn~eh Hslss sod ne pro-.
fe.<son.l champions th~y insist.
WI ne nssian's greatest eoiirc-
ton - collage Erfsd<rs - sr~r-a
humili.tlnE .xp~st~nss IN IN
annual summer football classic.
rs~>s esssses ssnr~s~s ~
fs~s shss poea1 c~srh oase
ssse~ty - 49, avssg1sG .
xr.ap ~ y~~sg ~ whs hnv~
ssvsrs~~ss bs,sssss Nth 60
-.r~a se-ssu~~ssls ssa ~
ssmhis~s suppsrt - ss~>~
asia1ts sssssess ws~ sssss
fh~m ~ questionable rssst.
isgr ~ fssirs she n~~rs.
Thsv pesnt rather = the fact
that lisiss can fl<ld the same
si<ver which svsmp~d wsshinE-
ton. Ta.a. lsss f.Ii ard earned IN
many quarters The label greatest
football squad ever sss~mhi<d
snsssiy must sbsas ~ Inc
r~ariss shnssss IN hts sssrtinG
lin.up. whlsh viii inesade Dave
Rankin ~ Purdue. me lean zap
tain. ard - Hnelnshl. indiana.
snds Ernie rsnnei rssss Asxies.
and NleA pfshus. cesnsll. tsrki<sg
Ausis f.le. n~ssssss~n ana TEN.
my onoyis. rssisns. Kss.sds snd
Rudy Aueha. Meaningless. 81 cen
ter
rhs starting hsskflssss
r.s~ss Kssshesshi. ses~hssns.
swsssess~~ks sses~ss rsu~st.
sesssesssa. ssS rsm possws~.
Nsehssss. halves. go ssessue
rssksss. Wlsrsesss. fu1ponrt.
Norm stsodise the stamford
fullbass whose familiarity With
The r. nffsn~~ makes him =
vsiuahls defender. viii supplsnt
raskvan At falInsek shortly altar
the opsniuk siesaff rsskvsn viii
he reserved thrssftsr fnf nloeksns
duties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
SfeiIocoom Good

Steilacoom lake has been pro-
viding some good rainbow fish
ing. Fish close to the bottom
with light leader and single
egg. Cast as far as comfort
able from the boat. From the
bridge up seems the preferred
district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Square Garden aspt 10 Abrams.
ssahismsts n former champion.
Nan Ossfiin. helds three dsesssans
over nlIly Hoos>. VIA - th~ rseas.
nlssd 100. pound rulsr In asw York
Htsts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

A msstlHx - aFganls. the
Classic league wlll - hsld II N.
Play Nor alleys tonight Al 7
o'clock. followed nv . meeting ~
tho csrrten. hosisFs a. = o'clock.
Manager Curly wiis"n has an.
nouneed
Left Jensen and Vat Person
were elose rivals for the high
scoring honor ~ The week IN the
cros-town leaEus matches Tues
day night
Jensen finished with aos. the
hish score. and rersnn wound up
with soi.
Toey Nester rcIl~d sea In
his hrst gam~. m. highest
sinEis game recsrsi~d In H.
erwsstown cirruit this yeas
Ssis string ~ STRIKES .ss
miro, and he had sne split fog
his sni, .per frsme.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
croppie Worry Sheo


J. W. Shea. who knows his
Kapowsin lake fish. can't un-
derstand the erappie situation.
The lake 10 ehuek-s-block
with the greenish-silvery pan
fish. but the raseals 10 date
simply haven't been biting as
expected.
But sooner or later they'll
get hungry and go at IT, said
Shea. Then the folks will have
some sport"
But the crappies alone have
not been in a state OF letheragy.
The rainbows have been doing
the same sleep stunt
That Is. TO = certain extent.
Some OF them hav. been show
ing a bit OF activity toward flies
and troll.
Especially around the CLAM
ur" hole which IL on the south
end of the lake. That's where
Chop creek trickles In. but
don't fish the creek. IL Ia a
closed Stream.
Two hundred and thirty-two
fish were removed from Kapow-
sin lake last weekend. Maybe
this rain will start greater se-
ton come this three-dsy hoh-
day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Your Postmaster can tell ypa
how In invest In y. = Defense
BENDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

HOME HtNs
kerr. Yankees q Williams red
so1 - DsNAgzlo. YANKEES ~ Ca
mill D.odseTs. n. asnrieh. YaEksss
kfNN
DMassio Yankee ia Williams
RED Sol. 20 sOifs Yankee ia
DiNAsgio. FED soI. So KsiAsf.
YANKEES. IS.
Travis. G<nators i7s DAAsglo.
YANKEES. III. Crsuef Senator'S. 1877.
Hestn Indiana. ls5. L4tAEllsT. Pal
Lea. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Din ne99
Angler Bill Hegg's birthday
Il on Nov. is.
Mrs. Heggs birthday falls on
Dec. 10.
And those are the birthdays
also of your old neighbor and
his conqueror, respectively.
Bill hasn't been out OF late,
but this rain, he says, will shoe
him TO the Skykomish. Not the
Skokomish, but the Skykomish.
So many anglers get them mix
cd by name.
Bill. however, Is certain the
summer steelies will be hust-
ling In the skykomish with the
rain.
II Bill goes up and fin DIS
things favorable. he will let
this corner know and We in
turn will let you know.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
IN Ohe Rayket
VIII EIIets Asteeh

were bringing In the hlg king>
like hlaxe< the last few dayS.
Tuesday = MAJOR q the med
icsl corps. who did not leavs
hls name with John HolmsSs.
landed 20 and 10 FOUNDER.
Never had fished salmon before.
VIII fish more. Of course.
Mrs c. o. Digger and Mr..
Chef paulson collected four dan
dies in two days. while Clif
Elleson Tuesday nailed down
one - pounds, another 20
pounds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Hitting the Old Head Pin

league. ~ith teams representing
lumber preducts companies. =
listed fur it, initial meeting Frs.
day night st the COLISEUM alleys
81 = o'olnck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
KINGS Active

Kings Active
Salmon fishing should be
good today and tomorrow at
Point Defiance. IL the tide has
anything to do with things.
Today the in-tide starts roll
ing around 2 o'clock and Thurs
day a bit later. Between then
and dark well, IL the sal
mon will be decent about 1t you
Ringers can have some fun.
Over at the Middle Waterway
boathouse the BOYS and gals
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

The Coliseum Conn srcisl
league. = nsw PIN eircuit Vas
formed al a meeting held st the
Coliseum alleys Tuesday night
Fred I~v~.hasea 90. e,~ct-
- president Of tho ieaE,s~.
sam blackburn Vas escses
vice president and Art Fr.st
was NAMED secretary treas
ur~r
Ths league includes ~ teams
and will roll its matches on the
Coliseum alleys On Thursdays ~
7 o'clock. me season starts sept
IL.
Captains OF the teams are; Rod
ncy Gadd. Jimmy BERNARD, Paul
Krehbiel. Art Frost. Fred Lsven-
hagen. George Coma. Grant Rich
ards. Roy pieteneurg. Jack Glib
son and Name Tore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

TNiIS rain shouldn't hurt trout
L fishing in streams a bit
especially on steeles
Would like 70 have bern on a
stream when the first drops
came tumbling down.
The moisture and cooler
weather should send fish from
the depths Of the lakes closer
70 shore.
Take a hot day =. and let
q shower come and you
can have more sport with fly
on a stream than you ever
dreamed.
Have taken fine trout I'M
DER such conditions when the
bet would have been 20 to
there weren't 10 fish In the
water.
Fish become freshened, per-
haps. like human beings when
cool rain eliminates hot wealth
or.
Might see YOU on stream
TODAY. Maybe the Tilton, the
De<chutes or Mineral creek.
A royal buck Is the best all
around fly.
But II You want certain ac-
ton on the Tilton, II the trout
are there. slip Queen or KING
3 81 the Waters. a Grizzly King.
Professor or Vitous bucktail on
your leader.
A Vitou. bucktail Is obtain
Ahle at Vitous drug store at
Morton. which il the starting
out place on that stream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Arrests Mode

The state game department
recently made several arrests
for salmon law violations on
the North river, down South
Bend way.
This, mind you. when such
arrests should have been made
by the state fisheries depart
plent.
Editor Ed Conner OF the Will
apa Harbor Pilot soundly crit
icized the fisheries department
for It's lethargy and commended
the game department for its
wide awake action.
Our fisheries department long
has been sour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

The first special match ~ the
s~ason brings tossther This Paint
er. and Ciothisrs Of the city
league al o'clock tonight.
4. q. Coliins. captain NJ The
Ciothiers. has announced his
lineup ne folio~si Joe Pene-
wteh. Dick NcN~vthn~y. ches
WIhsten and Paul sereseu.
John Artoe ~ captain ~ the
Painters and his mates are Nd
cuppernull Kenneth Mcdonald,
Tony Haroott and Red Wakefield.
Coliseum Boosters are -rheds
nlsd 10 hold a meeting Of the
Coliseum alleys tonight at .
o clock.
Ladies' Of tbe Eagles iodKe
meet Thursday NJ the Coll
scum ~ 4 o'clock Ia psrfeet
tbeir srEsnisAtios pisns fas
the year.
A new league. tho Lumbsrmen's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

His friends now call him Sunny
Joe Gottstein. What q break the
Longacres generalissimo got for
the Longacres mile. Rained In
drenching blasts Friday !.
cleared up slightly saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

Stressed as
Boon
Most Need Relaxation
More Than ACTIVITY
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, MI

By LOGAN CLENDENING, MD
THERE are all kinds OF walk
l. ing clubs. tennis clubs, golf
clubs, athletic clubs and associa-
tions. at which TO meet and
have exercise before lunch. and
TO play squash before dinner. or
TO play handball before dinner.
These are all based on the
idea that what we need is more
activity.
] wish 10 echo the sentiment
of DR.. II. s. Diehl, who wants
10 institute some rest clubs.
Most of the people that / see
seem TO me TO need rest more
than they do activity or eXer-
else.
Sometimes il takes hours for
business men of my acquaint-
ance 10 get over the session In
the gymnasium-hours and a
little artificial stimulation.
uOW nice il would be-in con-
IL trast 10 going in and taxi
ing the trouble OF putting on a
gymnasium suit and a sweat
shirt and pushing big heavy
ball and swinging on the hori-
zontal bars until the glazed eyes
stick out of the flushed face
TO go 10 a nice quiet rest club,
where all you did in the after
noon was walk into a room. lie
down on a comfortable couch
with a soft mattress, and relax
and relax and relax.
The club rooms OF the rest
club must be placed in some
entirely quiet environment; the
windows should look out on
scene of bucolic peace.
Far from any elevators or
street car tracks or jazz bands.
The carpets in the room must
be thick.
The members will walk in
and be assigned TO their indi-
vidual touches. and prepare
themselves 10 unbend for an
hour or two.
MO NEWSPAPERS will be
~ ratified; nobody will men,
ton the war
Reading will be permitted if
desired. provided il consists of
detective stories or such stand
bys as alice in Wonderland
The Three Musketeers" or the
"Pickwick Papers"
Conversation will not be pro-
hibited. but will not be encour-
aged.
There can be women's rest
clubs also. but the sexes will
be segregated during the rest
period.
Nobody can calculate how
much benefit this would be to
the health OF the nation. espe-
cially in the present crisis.
Nobody can overestimate the
value of rest as means OF
treatment and of refilling the
reservoirs of energy.
l had a patient once who
said to me:
'Tf every one stayed In bed
every minute of his life, I
believe that on one would ever
die"
Ironically enough. she died
doing some mountain climbing.
ME ALL have too much OF a
w feeling that we should do
something positive and vigor.
GUS about our health.
We must come 10 the reali-
zation that simply lying quietly
in a rest club will be OF much
more benefit than lot OF
strenuous exercise.
I'VE are still too much In
clined to boast of the small
amount OF rest on which we can
get along" says Doctor Diehl In
his book, "Healthful Living"
(McGraw-Hill Book Company.
I'VE still cling to the mad de-
sire TO get everything done In q
day. To entice the average
American to rest In the daytime.
one must camouflsge the rest
with mysterious measures such
as light treatments, massage or
sun-bathing.
Possibly when as q nation we
have grown up, we shall learn
"a faLA life rnnra IelsurAlY.n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

ducky.' the dining room
is impressive but the
plumbing Is terrible.
In undermining a
hotel the first thing
that should be brought
up 10 date is the plumb
ing. And there should
be a law against old
fashioned bathtubs.
But anyway as ]
was saying / sang
When That Midnight
Choo Choo Leaves for
Alabam." We are not
going 10 Alabama, nor
are we leaving at mid
night.
And the train we
arc taking Is not a
"choo-choo" but is
pulled by a Diesel en-
CINE. But the song in
question is one of my
favorites being particu-
larly adapted 10 my
not-eood- but.loud sing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
On Broadway
Trade Mark Registered. Copyright 1871.

TO save paper because the govt has decided they
are not necessary for national defense.
In England they have not curtailed one mag
because they found that all reading matter was
necessary for morale.
It would be nice If you corrected this, as 1t
might affect future advertising-W. II. Faw-
cett Jr.
I have not heard that the Fawcett group
were numbered among the victims.
The Police Gazette, however is an example.
Writes the p. G.:
After 81 years OF printing pink paper,
due TO the paper shortage will have 10 take
whatever we can get starting January ist."
NEAR WV: Here's good one. think.
~ Red Marshall, the comic, and his wife,
Dolores Dawn, the stripper. are celebrating their
tenth wedding amy.
One decade has seen them divorced once
reconciled of course-separated dozen times,
not 10 ignore the scores OF major scuffes.--M. T..
In short, Broadway's answer TO True Love.
DEAR WINCHELL: What is IL worth to you In
~ cash, to get the proof that nearly all the
people who did "smears" on you in the last Is
months are members of the Communist Party
or are close TO Commy executives and The
Party Line.
All those fables were part of drive TO dis
credit you nationally
II interested put Abe at bottom of column
If not Interested put XYZ--C. p -
/ can save money by telling you their initials
Now run along, like a good little bore.
nEAR MR. w: You recently wrote that Betsy
~ Gushing Roosevelt said she wasn't going TO
marry Jock Whitney he hadn't even asked her,
-etc,-
Well they are definitely going TO be married
close friend Of them both, who wouldn't fb to
me. mister. was with them when they decided
10 marry last night You're welcome.-J. B.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

THE Love Letters of a Columnist:
Is the Jessel-Sophie Tucker High Kickers'
Are you plugging it because you went to
school with Jessel?
- Is 1t worth my hard earned cash ?-Harry
gellman. Bklyn.
Look, mister. II has good songs. pretty
girls, lovely costumes. strip-teasers funny jokes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
TO-DAY At y !... . Fsxo ,.1 MOVIE

ArE-Hsrper and Frontenae. PL. os41. 4
hIL Cont. II Noon. Ruby Keller, ozrie
Nelson a Band. .sWEETHtART or TINE
TON" wallace Ford. China to Ladies.
ADAMS-0rand Circus Park :,
hDhmo Alice Faye, John Payne In
'sWEEK-END IN HAVANA" J. sutton
"MOON OVER HER SHOULDER"
ADMIRAL nI, 81 IssS; LIZ s, sISs;
INTERIOR LUxURIoUsLY COMPLETED.
ADMIRAL vi 81 81 p ;eS IT. s SLOW
BOAT THEArER. MOST LUXURIOUS
SEATS IN AMERICA. HARD OF HEARING
AIDS. NOTHING LIKE 1T IN DETROIT,
inMIp An Mack mr.. ~. Jean. LIE. siss. 4
nS cnNsT.i rEEE nrNNE EEEE M.rcE sE5E'
COSMETICS. TICK.
AMID Al Mack mr.. 1T. Jean. lie. siss. 4
hDmlhhL Open 40. Free Parking. Free
to Ladies. Constance Bennett Cosmetics
VIM. Lundigan, "SAILORs ON LEAVE"
Plus "swEETHEART OF THE CAMPUS"
Ar nCN-Ford Rosd-Chase. Dearborn
hLpLN Open e:i5. Free 20 Ladies. Con
Linda Hayes In "CITADEI OF CRIME
Plus "MIsBEHAyING HUSBANDS" with
Harry Langdon.
Al crD-E. Warren ut Outer DIR. Nj. 77as
nLuLN Special Matinee Friday. SANTA
CLAUS IN PERSON. BIG XMAS GRAB
BAG. "GULLIyER's TRAVELS" IN Tech
nicolor. Plus Tommy Kelly and Bobby
Jordan In "MILITARY ACADEMY"
At CrD--E. Warren at Outer DR.. Nj. 712s
hLuLh Open 5:45. Last Show s:15.
Betty CRADLE, Don Ameche. Caroie Lands.
moon OVER MIAMI" Plus John Gar
field. Ida Lupino in ..OUT OF THE FOG"
Woodward MA. CASA 4
ALEXANDRIA Open 6;45 Park Free.
Free Chinaware 90 Ladies. Tonight Only
Lloyd Nolan In DRESSED TO KILL"
THEY MET IN ARGENTINA" Ellison.
CharieyoIx TT. z-zs1s 4
hLUMh Open 6:45. Blue Orchid" Din
nerware TO Ladies'! Don Ameche and Betty
Cradle, "MOON OVER MIAMI" Plus John
Garneld, Ida Lupino. 'OUT or THE FOG
Al UIN--l3s07 Cd. River-schaefer. Parking.
ALVIN Cosmetics. Fredric
March. Joan Bennett. TRADE WINDS"
your FEATHERS" Ralph Richa fdson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

(Observed Bagehot The habit of common
and continuous speech is symptom of mental
deficiency And George Eliot said: Blessed
is the man who having nothing 10 say, abstains
from giving US wordy evidence OF the fact" -
EVDD
ssvXIHEN That Midnight Choo Choo Leaves for
w Alabam" is what ! sang in the hathtub
this morning. And / mean bathtub as there
is no shower bath in the hotel room we have
but you couldn't ten that by the rates.
The grounds OF this suburban hostelry are
beautiful the lobby is luxurious. the cocktail
bar is what the feminine customers call "iust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

the huge dining room and finally spotted him.
@=- He sent for him.
"Why" asked Mr. Bradley. aren't you wait
Ing on my table tonight. you always did 500"
Sorry, boss" was the shy reply, II lost you
last night In crap game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

ster killed while in the hands of the police
Some years ago gangster named Little Augie"
was killed by another gangster while sitting in
taxicab handcuffed 10 two detectives. And
surrounding the taxi which just had stopped at
the courthouse were over. so more New York
detectives Despite all this precaution young
gunman stepped up 10 the cab. reached through
window and shot and killed Little Augie."
PILL ROBINSON Mayor of Harlem and
- worlds greatest tap-dancer- Bill is still
the only man in the country who eats quart
of ice cream for breakfast every day.
Pauline Lord. One OF the country's six best
actresses Remember Pauline in Anna Christie"
and They Knew What They Wanted"
Is there a place in your memory for Umpire
Silk OLoughlin and his strike tuh!'
Do you recall Bessie Mccoy the Yama Yama
Girl?
How about Blanche Sweet don't tell me you
have forgotten that beautiful blonde?
And when listing the successful redheads of
all time don't omit Clara Bow, The Brooklyn
Sptfre.'
Is there anybody present except Glenn Nc
Carthy who remembers jockey named Grover
Cleveland Fuller II was Mr. Fuller who when
asked by reporter:
ITO what do yOu attribute your success"
answered ito my ability"
An excellent answer though he might have
added and little luck" Some element OF luck
enters into the life of every successful man.
DEITY COMPTON WALKER, ex-wife of ex-
ID Mayor jimmy Walker seeks United States
citizenship" according 10 news item. And Of
the ex-Mrs. Walker British subject, it says
she did not appear at the naturalization bureau
herself but had her attorney act for her
Seems 10 me the privilege of becoming
United States citizen is certainly worth per-
sonal appearance and worth a lot more atten-
tion than gives 10 squaring traffic ticket.
The Importance person places on becoming
a United States citizen should be considered in
awarding the privilege.
MANY women suffer from monogramitis. They
WI put their three initials on everything. The
three initials Of some girls sometimes attract
special attention.
For instance those of a girl named Sarah
Ann Delaney which read SAD
Or Barbara Alice Dunno reading BAD.
Or Mary Althea Dixon, reading MAD
When a dog wakes up he stretches and
yawns about five times That's what YOU and
l should do Those dogs have some good ideas
keeping in shape.