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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Golf News

Meadow Park-The Northern Pa
enc annual play for tn. " A La
ooh trophy was held SUNDAY a
WOOD. e6-2s-ei. and c N Bof,l,sy
os,zs-ei, tied for the trophy. me,
VII shoot IL off soon Other fisur..
nsse no. yet heen tabuistsd. Play
was medal. handicap
AZ Oct" Brigham t,r.d ,,on, ~.
18th tee and his pill went into ne
mug He used No iron win
MN were o. Peterson, Bob Hsr.Y
and George Kennedy.
Meadow Parker. also held a best
Dali foursome. Sunday. Conn sen
ner. Harry Grimm. GUY BeIi sns
Royal won with 7i-i2a.-ssi.
second diFislon J o. Peterson. Bon
Hsssr. A Brigham and 6sor.s
KENNEDY. 72-2i-5i Pred smith &
n BoulteT Joe King and rrAns
Gates B-2i-53
Sunday afternoon sweeps. Kari
James. s4-is-ee. and C J. s.nner.
SATURDAY sweep. Pred WALL. al
$50 william Compton. ss-Is-s7
kaIl james. ss-is-s7. c. }. s.nn.r
7e-12-s7.
Highland - Saturday. match piKy
Edward Jensen 10 up Asrshsll
Lacke . Tom Doyle 9 f<if Jensen
JACK MCINTYRE. sYsn. Bill Peterson.
down. Prank Olson. q Gordon
Bennett 2. Chris cavsnsngh q
sunday. best osll 'Wosorns Jack
Fnfisht - Jensen So Ar Ab.i
REX Thompson S. Jses srfntTrs
ksn P,eve ST. Ken Whit. Bill
Rezus So ~ Laeks Bill Johnston
50 A. Yrnnnrrn IT, f.1.k a.
Pete sorgsnfrl Hsrold Sors.nfri
eols Bill sschler Geo. Mo- ~ l.
Sill. Dick WsFofr 81 = Seis sorb~rs
II Alexander 6Iil. Kenny Hopp<r
PAT Kelly siis Bob 1uiiin, Jimmy
Johnson 81
IN. Brookdal. nsn's Golf elub h.ia
media pisy tournament on fuii
handicap sandsT. Fifty-four mem
oers entered
Winners frs, division Geo Holm
lie Al Moody 7s-is-ss. Joe
second oiyla.on Bill Round "a
Pee hssstsd. s2-1s--ss hairy naan-
der. so-fs-e4 Harry Dz!y. s1-Ie-ss
Lon Blsncp. ss-is-ts. PRANK SUE
mesa ss-I7-se
Thirc division y Bueholz. ss-
5.rrS n.r 9 s, siTns: = ,'I p.,,.s.
S2-z3-o7. YrsnE Newell. s4-77-s7.
BUD Abraham. coma
Inc TssrnstsFs bslc a match play
iournar1ent 81 Bfookcsie. fun hand
rap. Winners firEt division clsg-
sres Taylor up Paul GornsYgle. !
~ Geo Williams Bp
seecrd division z ButnoIx.
ID Prank Newell Z I'D
The Brockcsis bsu's Coli run rtIl
noic "a regular nrssting At o. m
Monday. ~ tns dubious.
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Bob blah
Ski Winner

JUNE f.AnG Can. No. Hath
~ stanford university iaasv MD
tss overall point shamrtaesnip -
ina firN ANIMAL flying shss msst.
winning Inc slslom ss1 ftnsshing
~sand In fhs 1nwn. mouafn1o
event
hiatt f1aIshe1 etfh 8 iow total
~ pa pas8ss nli Pitcher -
STAFFORD .ss second wish toIn.
chriss nxh~ssssaha<h - pam1eaa
~As third sith ioeD so MI
Ronlnsoa ~ y4a<sssssr ieussn Win
itso cIsrssA Hssth II aas Valley.
shs e1ly ~ossan 10 eompsts aeninno
the msa. flaasAsa sssA ft7A
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Stadium Wins
Triangle Meet

winning all the running events
but the 20o-yard dash and making
. clean sweep Of the pols vault.
Stadium Tigers overpowersd
Olympia Bears and Aberdeen Bob
ests In a triangular track meet
in tho stadium Saturday after
noon.
The Tigers scored ST. points
TO olympia's al. to Aberdsens
~ Ia. Ten Of Aberdssa's points
came from hessmsrs two nrsts
In the hur,il. events.
Ths summary
loe=fsra dash sopss ts1 Preston
90 Clinton ~. s.ssin IA.
s1o.rsra a..h Preston 20. sopss
90 Nell ~. u. Clinton -, fiHns.
.so.ysra aa.h - u Clinton ~.
Gregory "a ADAMS ~, Ven Ser
sen IA Tim. 81
sso. s.fa as.h ss.ay =. osssr
20. 40 F7ishnsf ~. ssss 10
Nile kowslssi a.. Green tol
Nelson fsl. hssasFe IA Time ~
Hlsh hurdle. asssmsr IA Ham
ilton fOf. tanasnbefs 81. HaiEins
10 Time. iss
Low hurdles AsssmsF IA Naaa
-. ssndsnDufs ~. Jennsoa "a.
shot now.n fo,. nsfns. IA, r.ia
~. pahistsa IA. pssssnss. - fsss
i. lnfhes
Discus - sesesroyleh IA no~sli
fDI. Pain 81 Hlaif ~ Dfstsnrs.
ia feet iBf he's
rssosbaf throw Hamilton TO-.
Needy 80 ksfsIn 10. Bsasflsia 90
Distance 1sl feet a. lnsBss
Hiah jump ftsnislsun 81 Hop
slas fOl ana aNsnsan ISL Hsisht
. fset 10 inehes
Pole Kdiias a.. Anderson
~, Lar gnl. bistf CO. Hsssh,. 10
feet
Bread Jump sssHs8H - sss~k
- Pain ~ hopkins 10. Dtsssnss.
~ feet
HslaF stadium. Aberdeen. Tins.
1 4th
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Battery Nine
Wins Thriller

Battling fos - lnnanxs in ths
opening x.ms Of sns season stih
South Tacoma fsnss. Battery A,
ftsth y A.. defeated me finss. 10
u B esfore . good crowd 81 hoosff
Gray field sunday sfternoos.
Bulk 81 ths scoring eame In the
early inning ~ftk Harry Dssy's
homer ~aih two on b~inx the fsa-
turs. Atr. Army barier. took
over In ths fourth frame. and held
the Pines 20 one run the rest Of
the rsy sullivan hurried good
relief ball for the Pines.
bs.ssFy A, iseah , Ale
- Tseona Pines .ssas
ssoddzfd AIR sad Knnise. Brides.
Sullivan ana Csmpb<ll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Remission. One-Mon Gang Athlete

Every week Dick Remission the Lincoln sprint ace proves
that he is the outstanding prep athlete of the year in
Tacoma His feats last Friday al the Hghne Relays only
added more fuel TO the fire.
As usual, Remission stood out like ethumb in the
sprint relays, helping Lincoln to in the
440yard relay and establish the SsOyard record
cause that distance had been at Highlines
S65-yard track before.
But more than that, Remission in the low hurdle
shuttle relay and tossed the shot the shopu relay in
which Lincoln set a record.
Only the day before Remission had played the Lincoln
golf team and had three points against his opponent
Yes, Remission seems to be headed for his years top
billing.
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IS 1s-Ysrd Targets
Crawford. q. Dave Taylor "a.
H l. Irwin, al. IS handicap is; Pred
40. c Noe. lf Doug Barlow. 10
Lock Mclean. Is. Ocky Graham. II.
y Staples IS. Joe Hsitnan. IS,
Or. q y Griffith -
50 ssssf TsrFsts
II l. Irwin - Capt Barton ~.
Dr.. s l. Bisi. 81. c . Jennings
. jim Blrkt. ss D.. .. Grifslth
IS. OckY Graham. "a L Reiily. Al.
Loes keL.sn. ~. 70 Harrison. "a
IS skeef Tsrrsfs
Dr. Fsis 10. Mar Hsrbitf IT. joe
Heitnzr r. is Jo. Heitrsn. Il.
Doug BARLOW. Il. Dave Taylor. 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

YsH
Well. gue's your cd nsirheer
u hooked again BY An old love.
Salmon fishing Nth light
tackle.
fished tho Point Ter the first
time In Is or - years
landed one about five pounds
Is, one Easily twice - large.
SnaeEsd around the anchor rope
-. ZIP -. The leader cracked
like = twig
ssw Is or 30 ether fs.h sahea
near 81 hand.
FisheA With nv sear-ald
se~ and LYMAN sienhers IN the
Incoming tide ~ saturday. hut
The kicss didn't -erse until AFTER
the tide had sees rolling au,,e
. speil.
Lost the big one after The
tide had hit i,s top and w.s On
ifs way out
Easily 200 boats on IN. water.
anglers taking advantage of the
good nun Of Kings.
And beginning today In. tide
viii be just right around l
o'clock. even at noon
BETTER get out your equipment,
and ro 10 IT.
You cant get away from Il.
there's a top thrill In hooking
and landing a King salmon On
light tackle bamboo rod.
4 ounces Of lesd and herring.
either whole or plugged.
Drifting inside tn. hix rip"
or anchored inside. the currents
keep your lure. In astios.
Get down shout l7s feet. az
about rs NJ 10 feet off bottom.
incidentally. the new set.up
Al the Point boathouss IL tops.
Frank HsrtinR. the ns~ bat
house manager. 10 on his toes
and IL doing . hsnE.up Job.
Sixty.nine Kings were checked
al The bosthouse by HsrtlnG.
Saturday and Sunday.
Louie Tobey brought In . 20
FOUNDER. the largest that passed
under HartinE's eyes.
There were several limit
catches, but the catch, a. q
whole. tspered off Sunday.
kay.kay. the japanese voter
an angler. and q friend, landed
eight Kings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

fu.t fair issk. Mel. 81 ~.
Wat fair fuek-
TED. seiee rang !. .a.ieal
ten~.. rreua tsress
Mel looked In. the ka.krt.
Tea sss = rslssiea iaek Genre
over Nsis face. a pronounced
qnizriesl expression
Tel locked aesn. lis ss~.
halxed BE nslea
Ths bottom n The basket ksd
fallen completely out.
Ills complete catch seas Down
stream.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

two shutouts handed the Raj
niers by the Saes.
Without a doubt. the for
mer St. Lewis Cardinal Mud
cat had the Rainiers dauber
down. Just as he did the Phila-
delphia Athletics in the 1891
World Series.
It's Martins first year As
a manager and unquestionably
Sam Breadon. ST. Louis head
man. is grooming Pepper"
for the No. l job in the chain
boss of the Cardinals. Proof
Of this seems TO lie in the fact
that Sacramento has more
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
They Show Abes to Win

New coach regardless, Lincoln Abes ought To be able
by next fall to turn out winning football team and do
away with the moralvicory complex the South End
school
Largest school in the state there really could he no
moral victories at Lincoln The Abes had 10 win and
win their share. or eclassed as buns.
That's the philosophy which John Kennedy and Loren
Ralph preached when they took the basketball and
baseball reins respectively, for the Rasplitters
The results amazing.
kennedy finally got the basketbaers past the Stadium
Jinx and the Abes won fourth in the state tourney.
Last spring Loren Ralphs basebalers moved into the
finals of the Cross State league playo This year they're
leading that league, having 16 out of II games
What Kennedy and Ralph has done is certain carry
over into the other major sports and this willing
10 bet that Lincoln will be football winner this fall
Incidentally Kennedy might be the man to produce those
football victories
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Tiger Net Squad
Down u. ". Frosh

Convincing rtoef that stadium
isnnls team ranks high In Inc state
sss furnished Saturday II the
University II Washington shsn
tns TiEsr asttsfs defeated ina
Husky freshmen. 4 70 Z. sftsr the
Frosh hsd bsstesi snehomish, ia.
In the morning STADIUM loss too
matches. birth hotiY contested
three eel single matches
rses ~ a~f.sssa ssls Olsen 90 /.
ss,ngson - a@fsstss asn-aa ~.
90 81 a.
si.s.s s.f.sssa sraza. -,
sfssa "a asfssAsa psssss ~.
sssssss ~ a~i.s..a nslI.aa NJ.
81 60
Asafsy ~ asfssssa rnsnesea
"a. 81 80
e.'.n.ar 80 asf.ssss css'ss
Aastsf ara csv.nsasH 90 -
fs.ssa Thompson .Aa Aeli.aa ~.
e. 90
ssessft ard kfsla 80 aefs.se4
sssbs~ sna esss ~ - IS
elnstseen ara nfatsts - asfsatsd
Hanson sha a<sses ~ ga. sss. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Summary Winning pitcher Mar.
shall. losing pitcher onpsli. innings
pitched oppelt 2 Marshall o at bat
or oppeit 81 Marshall ~ hts. off
Oppelt & Marshall q runs off On
pelt /. Marshall O. struck out by
oppelt Q Marshall 9. bases on balls
off Oppelt q Marshall 2 left on
bases. Tacoma Olympia a runs
hatted in. Portmsn / sacrifice Wise
Pashkowski 2. time $50. umpires,
sehillins and Peterson.
Bremerton belted trio of
home runs to beat Bellingham a-6
on the Bremerton diamond. Man
ager Boyd Stages of Bellingham.
pinch-hitting in the ninth, con-
nected with the first ball pitched
for a four base tour.
Rremer,on .''.ioi' SOL oi.-sls /
Bellinsham Oh 600 ooi-s =
Baker, Dierecks ~ and Psdoy.n.
vsndenbtug, Middenoorf 49, and
Bouchard.
Everett dumped the Seattle
Aeros 1872. with Ed Loverich col
leeting a homer with two on In
the second. Dutch Nebsnshur
banged another one for the Everett
men.
Seattle Aeros 600 400 900 =
Everett . 7eo oo6 oo.--13 "A y
Whinord. Smith "a stevens "a,
Psslis. W sho
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CARDINAL Boys club defeated
csrdinslits Glrls ~ N. Top seteh
league In closely eontesssf
special match Sunday on the
Broadway alleys. the seors vas
zizo To zf0<.
stan Axio4seh led tns sfHneFs
Htfh ssA fsnii B4Fesf relied Sc
Dsotsf Fkpiu 3si Gordon Htnssfd
90 ara Bon FisnsF Ell
rssfs E&np~ssfs 4z> ~ss hlzh for
sa~ girls esttY Ten rolled s3s
Frances t6ntzis 5ss. Bzbs cin<iii toz
I'd Agnes Axnoamss t01.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Checker Play

CGsruA1uA--Tss Washlnntsa
checker team I'D ~ Capt ' 4.
Miller asfeafsd me Oregon team.
led by v. = oats. In inter -sssfe
composition Saturday n sssse
vas - games In tws.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

Fiehfisi6 Hi-octsB< placed sseana
wItn 100 Billy REID snootsnS 1os
OekY s<ideimsn sss. Tsnes Afciufe
sal HANK EsYroids <ss ara jimmy
E<oonien so Handicap sss 5is
Ysns Sport Csrs<f - PaFsiiar
rolled me third place ssors shootsnS
77ss an1 Club Tavern sAs fourth
sisn It'll.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Eighteen Sea. Runs

Two exceptionally fine sea.
run outthroat trout eatchss were
made Sunday In the Vest Pass
ut Olslla.
J. W. i,owsry caught IL big
ones. which he pr, on display
At Washington Hardware. Ths
fish ran around 20 inches and
close 10 two pound. IN weight.
Les Nelson landed seven.
same type of fish that Low.ry
bsgges.
Tandem spinsers and ~orsns
and darts were used s- lures.
The Mcmahon. Andy aeeLer
and rsT are tops for the big
ses-rpns.
When you talk fighting game
fish. keep soms expressive words
for the rrest sss-run outthrost.
Ssedium Derby
The stsd IA High School
Fishing club had q day Of con
test at the Point
The youngsters came up with
ID hsh. the largest 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
HANDICAP TOURNAMENT

Tn Play Nor bowling team
rolled 1853. including handicap. 10
win first place In the handicap
tournament rolled on the Play Nor
alleys Saturday night. The score
PLAY aaa KIIeka
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

VIM!
make Martin look good.
however one thing does stand the SeattleSacra-
ento seesthe essential honesty of baseball as Americas
NO game. For how much chummier il would have been
Tor seattles new manager TO make his first stand
huge success through moving into first place by knocking
off the league leaders
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

"Skiffs stiff Skiffs stiff"
That's the chant Seattle fans bowling SUNDAY when
the Rainers dropped their sixth game starts against
Pepper Martins Solons. Worst part vas the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Gotham Clubs
Take Drubbinu
Clients. Yonkoos
Lose Sunday Tits

INV toNA There ~.sn't any
tan n hsa Se~ Yess lawn to-day
.eeat = nickel vesia s<Fse. = the
fan
The high fsasaE al.at. lsew a.a
th<y ever n<l - there n me flFss
place > ard the fanss<s had ths
skid. put under than eser the
weekend and dropped sses n ire
Faes
rhe sstans.. hseseu astnv@
Ar ~ she ran. ssa Sunday
~ M Dodgers. sisppea 81 ~
~as n third rhs vasts.
eiippeA NJ eve ~ shets fsvus>s
TEAMMATES ~ eeseaoa
arssHa Sunday. sss>a Asws -
sr~csA heesu.s ~ . nssts
waiter 81 ssssh~msstes ,ssesv-
irs ss~es vas,ed.
The ns~ leaders are The ~
Louis Cardinals. -ha hass etched
off flee out of ala. and the clese-
land Indians. sha's. earr>d four
out Of five.
slammlns II hits off four chi
esso pitchers. the Cardinals
raped IN. Cubs. 81. and tech
over the sstlaasl league lssd
Morton Cooper held In. cuhs after
hli Nicholson hlf . three. run
homer in the first Tn. cub.
benshsd lou Hoslsoff. hsrsidsd
rookie. for miserable play sfield
and failure 10 hit. Via battling
average ~ss ia when Aasls
o.lan relieved him In isft field.
The younE master himself.
Behhy FeIlsr. pitched ths Indiana
into tho American league Lad. Hs
outdueled sehooihoY Rowe 10 give
The Tribe . IL decision over the
Tigers.
suNDRA WINS
steve sundfs. cast sdrifs NJ
The Ysnks pitched Washington 10
. "a victory over New rork.
Tn. defeat dropped the yanks
lo2t points behind the Indiana.
sundra allowed only i've hIis and
pitched against hls former mates
~ he never did for them
NH Dsssvieh hsss sp be
third straight siefssy - the
White soa sssea sua she
nra~ss. Ia. nssshiys ssssss
inis seoesd pises WITH We
sssth straight sssssspA. . -
tsisssssph ever tbs Gssass. Ths
ipedgsss hse0ked Can Usse-
h~si .ss ~ ths k.s 49, est.
Ieesesi ~ hits.
fhs Reds. playing thslf old
s,ingy game If winning by ens
run. beat ths Pirates. d. far shsis
seventh win IN their last sight
starts. After sibls vistrhsr ham,
srsd win ans on la ths first rsneky
Walters stepped the Pirates saId
rip se~sli Wild pitched ms Hsdsf
winning run home. Jimmy ais~snn
scoring ali the ~sY from second
ssilef NH rossdsl. bses In
setiou After . fivs.~s@s layor
nsesnas ~ snrs arm. pitched ths
Hes 10 an 81 victory over ths
Phliilss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Rattle, Rattle

Speaking Of bug plugs. musf
not overlook the latest OF the
late.
It's . rattle bug. sfubby Of
body. Of various eolers. all very
bright, u hits The water and
when put In motion II ratties.
Object Of this IL noise, aay
the dealers.
To me. IT sounds like the worst
type Of deception.
Imagine the cruel deeoy when
mama or papa fish goes out
shopping for a rattle for Ia by
Bss.
Nan should b ashamed Of
himself. HIS a cruel brute,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

TERROR owned by Miss Gladys Pier.
New Westminster. b. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29

HAVEN'T sesn hlds - es.Ins
L wrist ~ pm Rsilsy fer
nasnx months
chisf rsasoa. perhaps. s..
Rin probably Il hsnklnk elo.s
II his favored ssth and Yakima
avenue
However. nov that ne Ia
coma Casting club = swinging
into activity. ire gang VII see
more q hi. master I'd maker
and sll-areund angler
Bill - tht eazy- going tyrs.
lie takes HI. fun time whipping
a stream. making 10 more pref
ress than a mallsrd with eerns
IN = stuhhle field.
RIn IL that sas hy nature.
Also WHEN he has flshed
stretch Of water. u has hem
fished. n the good veteran can't
coax . trout % rise In five min
ute.. he MAKES n 10. msshe IS
At on. spot.
Bill undoubtedly reasons like
this.
Time has to 90 by. anyway.
~ Why worry. The spot I'm
fishing now looks good. A. GOOD
a. any I can see. II there are
fish here they'll bite IN time.
And III give them plenty Of
time
That might he the reason The
grand gentleman keep. xoleG 80
well Ne hs. had hls share 81
eontrar, health. hut always
eome~ mp .mlllnE.
When a person learns To throw
a fly =. wet dry $. damp
or moist hk. nlll. he can
~ ffUhf an D. 80. k.aH - th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
An Empty Crssl

M s"pf .fSst
When . Sorss puts The clutch
On . FISH that clutch re.
mains Tn. fan 10 doomed.
dead Oscar.
But. a. you know. thsf. ar.
exceptions 20 every rule.
Olaf Trygys Ted GrIndsn.
singer and tonsorisi tas< master.
u the exception.
A few sears ago Ted. fishing
with Mel Voorhees,. Dr.. On the
North Fork Of tiss Green. seat
upstream. Mel went down.
Ted. keeping knee high IN the
water. met bites - regularly
that he had taken plenty from
the water by the tam. he and
Mel made contact again.
Me- saw Ted grin In that sly.
sitty~kst way Of MS. which
spssks louder than words. II
you know Ted
Good luck. en- :" speculsted
Me-.
Az nav ssid Ted, "ytist fair
BIT o luck
His eyes ,s'inkiins in sxpsets-
ton 81 the sIrprtssd look On
Aefs face yhsn the CrIndsn
cree yss opened. Ted brought
the basket around. opened the
top and said.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
Dancing Ideas

Now IN. fish lure manufse.
turefs or designers. whichever
you wish. have gone into the
dances for ideas.
Take the Hawaiian wissler.
IL has propellers In front OF its
nose. Its head il Just An imits-
ton head. but back of that
head comes the lure.
4 Hawaiian shredded skirt. 10
II. The adrts come In various
Wild eolors and sre attaehabie.
And dealer. tell me the bass
and either game fish have been
going wild over the WiggIer.
like the dudes ai Waikiki.
Tho designers have omitted
The ukulele and IN. steel guitar.
That's just as well. The must
clans would have too much an
edge on the other anglers. II tn.
instruments had been added.
But you should see the little
water wigglers wiggle,
Ooh. la, %. Ia.
Mos wanna jump right In
there after EN- with these
words.
Gould I have the next dance,
little gall
Then there's the Jitterbus. II
has a propeller on II. bug shaped
body. II Jitters and spiashes
when the propeller gets into
action.
Like . Jit,erbur dancer. u
never stops. II has endurance.
Instead Of kicking mp dust. n
kicks mp bubbles.
Well. look for the Congo, III.
csks-Wslk. the Two-s,ep and
whatnot.
A dreamy waltz bug would 20
swell for tired fish and tired
hshermen. like BILL Mcqueen.
for instance.
Anyway. thsy'vs put rhythm
In fishing.
Evening star., 1941-07-03
Britain's Armed Services
Help Speed War News
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, July 3.-Senior ON
GERS of the Admiralty, Army and
Air Ministries have been assigned
to the Ministry of Information to
expedite the censorship of war news,
1t was announced today.
The officers will pass on all sub
jects except those involving high
est policy. Such subjects would be
referred directly to the heads of the
three service ministries, 1t was said.
The assignment follows q series
of conflicts between the M. 0. I.
and service ministries. The M. o. I.
has felt censorship judgment should
be its prerogative, while the serv-
ices regard the NJ. o. I. as a mere
agency to distribute their informa-
ton.
Bruce Lockhart, author of Brit
ish Agent has been appointed
deputy undersecretary Of foreign af'
fairs to advise the M. o. I. on news
concerning foreign relations.
Evening star., 1941-07-03
HeIsinki Attacked
By Soviet Planes;
Bombs Hit AirfieId
Quick German Conquest
Of Estoniu Predicted
By Finnish Experts
BY the Associated Press.

bN inc htstClditu
HELSINKI, July 3-Russian planes
attacked Helsinki this afternoon and
bombs fell in the city's eastern out
skirts and at Malmi airfeld.
Smoke was seen rising from the
vicinity of the airfield and it was
believed that forest fire had been
started by incendiary bombs.
Quick German conquest of So
vietized Estonia and disaster for the
Red Army there were predicted by
Finnish military experts.
Narrow Road for Retreat.
With the Germans holding all of
Latvia and with Lake Peipus as a
water barrier along most of the
frontier between Estonia and Rus
sia proper, they said only the mar
row coastal neck along the Gulf of
Finland through Narva remains as a
line for Russian retreat.
The Narva River, however, is a
difficult obstacle to any withdrawal
eastward, they pointed out, because
it is spanned only by two bridges,
and both are conspicuous air tar
gets.
These sources said they believed
Estonian defenses would collapse
quickly, because German offshore
naval operations are tightening a
trap against the Russians.
The newspaper Ilta Sanomat re-
ported last night the railroad and
harbor of Murmansk, Russia, have
been destroyed.
Operations Continue in North.
The paper, published by former
Foreign Minister Erkko, said i'm
portant operations were continuing
in the north but that farther south
no trustworthy reports have yet
been received"
The Finnish high command con-
tinued its policy of absolute silence.
There were reports here, however,
that the German-supported Finnish
blows against Russia were growing
stronger and that Finnish patrols
were roaming through the wild
Karelian region, destroying Soviet
communications and blasting the
Murmansk-to-Leningrad Railway
tracks.