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Evening star., 1941-04-30
Federal Control
Issue Raiseda at
School Hearing
DR.. Studebuker Puts
Needs in Defense
Areas at lis Million

An estimated Sis 5000, 900 is neces-
sary to provide emergency schools
for communities overwhelmed by the
influx of national defense workers,
DR.. John w. Studebaker. United
States commissioner of education,
told the Senate Committee on Labor
and education.
The committee is holding hearings
on bill providing 100000 900 for
aid to oVertaxed school facilities in
national defense areas and also to
equalize education opportunities
among the States.
H. I Alves, also of the Office Of
Education, said national defense
areas would have to provide for an
eStim ated total of from 245OOO to
100000 children. Regular school fa-
cilitie5 can absorb only Is to 20
per cent of these, he said.
Federal Control Issue Raised
The issue of Federal control of ed
ucation resulting from Federal ap-
preparations was raised by several
witnesses
Il don't see how you can avoid
Federal control if the Government is
to spend large sums of money" Sem
ator Ball of Minnesota observed.
DR.. Studebaker said formula for
dispensing the money should be-
written into the bill.
Vigorous opposition to the meas
ure was voiced by Merwin K. Hart,
president of the New York State
Economical Council
II believe it would result in unde-
sirable Federal control over educa-
tion," he said.
The hearings, which began yes
terday, opened today with the testi-
| mony of Henry I. Hartman. vice
chairman of the American Youth
Commission, who favored the bill.
Aid Expansion Urged.
Despite a reluctance to see ex.
penses of the Government increased
and feeling against Federal con-
troll, Mr.. Hartman said Federal
aid should be expanded as rapidly
as possible. He pointed out "glar-
ing inequalities" in the abilities Of
States to finance even minimum"
/ programs.
The bill, he said, safeguards fair
apportionment by providing
board of apportionment. 1t also
guards against Federal control, he
added.
Dr.. Studebaker also emphasized
the unequal tax resources in the
States, pointing out that children
and tax resources are not distrib-
uted alike.
There should be no interference
with the States" he added, and
need be none"
In connection with defense con-
centrations of population, DR.. Stu.
debaker said school budgets were
not elastic enough to take care of
sudden large influxes.
Many American children will
have no school to attend next Sep
tember if something is not done"
| he said.
Senator Ellender, Democrat. Of
Louisiana took issue with a sugges-
ton that Congress forgot about the
| bill. The need for the proposed
bill is created by the fact that
wealth, in many cases drawn from
the South and other sections of the
country is concentrated and spent
in the Northeast, the Senator said.
This gives them more money to
spend on education, he added.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Bund Concert

BY the Marine Band in the band
auditorium in the barracks at 1:3O
pm. tomorrow. Capt. William F.
Santelmann, leader; Henry Weber,
second leader.
PROGRAM.
THE Marints' Hymn"
Tone poem, America" williams
Saxaphone solo, 'Valse Premiere"
Douse
Musician Kenneth Douse.
Overture, "Fingal's Cave"
Mendelssohn
March, "Under the Double Eagle, II
Wagner
Hymn, Savior Like . Shepherd
Lead Us" Bradbury
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1941-04-30
House Pointer Gets
los Days for Thefts

Theft of two baseballs, the prop
erty of the District of Columbia Bar
Association; pair of golf shoes be-
longing to David A. Hart, former
assistant United States attorney,
together with the theft of an eve
ming wrap, today netted Max j.
Hanson, AZ, of the 900 block of G
place NV, a house painter, 105 days
in Jail.
The baseballs and golf shoes were
taken from Mr.. Hart's home, 3708
Jenlfer street NV, it was charged,
and the wrap from the home of Mrs.
Fannie Hawley, 37l0 Jenifer street
NV, which houses Hanson had been
painting, it was said.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Church Mems Club
To Hear HoughteIinq

]. Lawrence 'Houghteling, assist
ant to the Secretary of the Treasury,
will be the principal speaker at a
supper meeting of the Mems Club of
st. Mary's Episcopal Church at the
church at Glebe road and North
Twenty-sixth street in Arlington,
Va, at o'clock tonight.
An entertainment program has
| been arranged,
Evening star., 1941-04-30
ConIiff Assumes Duties

John C. Conliff, jr., chief clerk at
the District attorneys Office for 10
years, today began his new duties
as assistant United States attorney
to United States Attorney Edward
M. Curran. Mr.. Conliff was sworn
in yesterday by Charles Coffin, chief
deputy clerk at District Court.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
fredericksburg Reflects
82-Yeor-OId Mayor

81 The AsSoclated Press,
FEDERALSBURG, Nd. April 80.
Fredericksburg citizens yesterday re-
elected their veteran 82-year-old
Mayor, Thomas Haven Chambers,
unopposed for his 33d year as a
community leader.
Mr.. Chambers has been Mayor
since fredericksburg was given its
city charter in 1929, and was presi-
dent of the town board from 1903.
Under his tenure the town has
grown from hamlet of 200 persons
to become Caroline County's larg-
est town with nearly 1000 residents.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

In April, Beware OF:
Stepping out between parked
cars to cross a street at point
other than a crosswalk. 1t was
this action. at 7 pm. of rainy
day that led to the death Of the
35-year-old pedestrian who was
the Districts only traffic victim
in April, 1910.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Growers Aide to Retire

CHARLOTTE HALL, Md, April
80 P.-Thomas B. Davis, II, said
he would retire tomorrow as pur-
chasing agent of the Maryland To-
bacco Growers Association, post
he has held for 81 years. He doesn't
smoke.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
litteII to Address U. S. Bur

Norman M. Littell, Assistant At
torney General, will speak on Land
Acquisition in National Defense" at
. weekly luncheon of the Federal
Bar Association at the Harrington
Hotel at 1890 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
Make April Safer

Every blot is a District traffic
death. Keep the April trafiic
deaths down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Waco Squad
In Shuioui

WICHITA. has>4 - Ths wscn.
rsx.. pnns scared their second coa.
seeutlvs shaseut w the maternal
s<mi-pr. hsssnall congress i.ss
night wnen they defeated the o~rs-
ola. ARA Indians. 40. Ash TN.
lum delivered ths Enrds IN ths
plnche- In half ire Indians rafe.
less The nons previously hsa ahas
out Frederick. Nj. "a
sclomuns Handy kia. ~ Niehi.
"a. after . shshy start. defeated
rho<nis. Afis.. ii.s. foe Their sse-
ond attn ~ tas tourney
rhs Nj Pleasant. Tes.. cuns
handed the Lancaster. q. enlFsnt
TIA first defeat. s.o. after paunasns
four ohso pitchers foe i've runs
in the first, fivs In the fourth. snd
one in the sisth. cisfsne. rfsrriet.
cub husisr. rad the uklo~ns hard.
euffed al the was.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Predaiors Hit
BY Trappers
Total Bag OF 1857
Cats. Coyotes Fall

SEATTLE The state ard led.
ersl predatory animal hunters
hsgxed q total ~ ass predstors
-ioi Bobcats and ass coyotes =
during the FIRST haR q this year
In addition two unborn kits
and IS unborn coyotes we're de-
stroyed and three bobcats and as
coyotes were stolen from trap
lines
This 10 an lnsr-as< 81 II
cats and Sis coyotes over last
year's record despite . eur
tsilment ~ funds.
me fish and wiidlfs service Of
the Z. 5. department a. the inter
Tor works with Washington state
college and the state departments
~ agriculture ard fams in the
program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Bowling
CENTURY LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys


Lee Garrison was elected pres-
dent of the Century league At .
meeting held Thursday night Of
the Coliseum alleys
stan Mslesky Was chosen vice
president and Bertha Mccormick
was reelected .ecretary-tressure
The Century circuit made
important changes In Its set
mp. principal NJ which wss the
changing Of the night If play
from Thursday 10 Wednesday.
The league will shoot At T:ii
on Wednesdays At the Coliseum.
starting its schedule on sept 10.
A split season will he rolled
The circuit will ns composed Of
~ teams One franchise u avail
able for = new sponsor. President
Lee Garrison announced.
The league remains scratch
circuit. with a team limit Of plO
Only one bowler over $50. and
none over 1855. will be allowed on
team.
Full handicap win be allow
ed on q scratch of 1870. with .
limit Of Is pins per man. New
players will 70 In st their
highest known average. LAST
years Century league men
will use fheir league mark.
The entry fee and prize list re-
main the same a. last year. An
other meeting will bs held Sept. =
at the Coliseum at = .. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

State Sofiie
Meet Begins

sEArrIG 80 teams en- -
setiea tonight N ths flFss Foszna -
10 ssNenth annual Northwest
-efthsl rhsmpien.htp.. snisA I'D
Sunday nishf
Tears we've entrr~-f fr~m
rsklra n~illssesra fsss-
viss. everett &e<rs~~..
nFemert.s. seattle. tssceas~x
ssa Nas~tte.
In the scmsns divlssos. ne 90
fsnalns ehsmpien NAPIER q scost
siuh - Seattle meets Nsastts
Dunn t.umh<r n seattle. feto
luens Champions tsnsi< wtth neil.
lnrhsm whlis Gamer = Mig eeansy
entry. fsees Everett n ne thlfd
Kams
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Heavy Track
Possibility
Drodoo Would nolo
Well IN Thos CoDo

Io<akcHx< - ff.ep><t tcdsy
sss mat 10 k1<e>e wuui6 seomp
n To rrst Toe M ip>f runrzsH
= 80 $40 81 ME- here sunday.
Racing fsrs ara hnrs~srsa siihs
Hzve h<en F<sFsnx 81 IN ~r<ne-
shat a~fs<esf sss~s sns wurder-
lna u /. Navy ~ sssrsty tfs<k
might sszm<
to shss ssse nv~Ses. Casa
siAs h~vw 49, . h1ahiy -
sp~<ses s~wp~sss~s. wssh1 rate
~v~~ nssser thss - > uohser
trn<h - " soNnxscx
Latest lntss.flrrs e~rs that
I..tsnafn sna NJ tsrnen n
scula ~ asuhtf,si sfsffsfs
Anyway. me nn<ur ie~ss IKE
ina
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Billows May
Be on His Way
cHuoAGo-Ray Billows figure

Ahlt t'fo-fNhN bAlA'FFo - -
maybe this IL his year.
Al 2s. the young veteran from
poughkeepsie. N Y, has been IN
close AZ the finish OF the last five
4. s. amateur golf tournaments
and the way his putt were hitting
in Yesterdays finals Of the Great
Lakes amateur tournament indi-
Gates he will be grouped with de-
Tending Champion Dick Chapman
and former Champion Marvin
BUD Ward as the trio 70 beat m
next weeks national tournament
At Omaha.
Billows whipped Is q year OLD
Frank stranahan. trans Mississippi
champion from Toledo. o. s and 5
in the Great Lakes final one up
a. the end Of ls holes. Billows ran
out four Of the next five holes.
picked up the 27th and required no
more than a half on the next four
holes n close the match on the
3ist
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Seattle Ring Card Complete

SEATTLE -Four preliminary
bouts, each scheduled for four
rounds. today completed Pro.
notsr Nate Drusmsns frs, bos
ing snow ~ the season next tues.
day night
Two l0-roupd main events
pit Harry KID Matthew'S
Emmett. Ida, against Red
shannon. Los Angeles middle
weight. and Hal Ho.hino. Pen
dieton, Ore. against George
Hansford. Los Angeles, In .
featherweiEht scrap.
Prsliminaries. Jack Black. Los
Angeles. vs.. Jesse Saunders. TIA
coma, hghtweights: Dick Bird,
Los Angeles and Camp Murray,
vs.. Lefty Abbott Bellinsham,
midd1eweights. Jimmy De Void
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
PIONEER LEAGUE

The ogden Reds nearly toppisd
out Of the rionser league leader
ship last night ~ losing both
games of a dou bls-hssder 10 fdsho
Falls. 81 and 81.
second-plsce Boise. nssnvhils.
squelchsd Poeatsllo ia. narrow.
ing the margin between the Pilots
and the top ning 10 one per cent
age point.
Salt Lake City's Mel Ristau
pitched a so shutout over IN
lsst-plaee Twin Fails Cowboys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Aposioli Wins
Over Mcdowell

NORFOLK. Ss.-Fred Apostnh
27-yesr-oid former miodisWeight
champion. successfully launched
his comeback campaign last night
BIZ scoring a Technical knockout
over Wilc Bill Mcdowell. OF Dallas
Tex. In the second round Of q
scheduled l0-round bout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

AsrontA. ora - Capt f.cuis
zermattsn ~ asn redrn 10 .staII.
ing ths merits - live bait fishsna
This week zermstier, Skipper ~
the fishing boat Hue Eagle. landed
~ .sss pounds ~ Aibseore tuna
using the csiiforni. method
zsfmsttsn WAS the only flshsr.
man 10 report success The rect az
tho fleet nssd the customary Hss
ON trolling lines
With tuna selling al saoT 10 .
ton. the Ran Pedro boats cargo
brought f2aT7
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
MOMES's CITY LEAGUE
Coliseum Alleys

A meeting of the women's city
league will be called to order by
the president tonight at the Coli
scum alleys at O'Clock. Impor-
tsnt affairs are 10 be discussed
and a fun attendance Of Dowiers
ia requested
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
BREMERToS WINS
RREMERToN. NAsh-Br,

ton BANKED Olympia. 10. in m.
first ~ their playoff series in the
Northwest Baseball league last
night. II. Cruisers scored In the
first inning The teams play in
Olympia tonight
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= n rnsrsss


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n sunday. bionea Mis- sisssIs
first Fsc- wss rim here Aas y
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rider Jockey n nsmmcns. nnw
rerfsymlne IN California
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Fassh. e~rsd ~ lses Athla
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fernsa. sesrs< 10 NJ sssssdsyy
feature
r1ra featured eiaasse ~ss lntas-
national special drawing wsneaha
In The p.ss. winookA arrived -
l.aasassss Vie Tsnfpssa. vuevs ~
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~ five fasiasss IN i0o -
rrash A nils oval, snsssesneiy
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saify AntAaIeuy. NslIirs Sail
fesallsa- t.anesesss 10 sasnstsd
msd~sy rss~ssa seattle aaa To.
soma. near the towr N Hsasso.
rrses ressssS ~ special mo
ssrvfes fsom so~ntsvs nestil1
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ross rims-~-gtsss ssee. slte , =.
Approximate value - wsnsss--
1000
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

SEATTLE - Thirtssnth naval
dlsfraet hesd1usrf<fs aid today
Lieut.. cm1r. .. !. fGensl Tt1nn<y,
q. n ~. r.. sill MAT seattle Oct
ma a. director n pnysicsi sdu'
eaton for the navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Cy Ball Talks

SAYS Cy Ban. former Pierce
county game commissioner.
Returned from the still
rusnish river over the week
end some , nat worried. Camps
on the rtssr we're appreciated
but note people swim
ming IN inviting trout holes
For every camp you find swim
msrs. those immediate waters
ruined for fishing
Well Cy. old BOY. swimming
"a. sport and II the kids can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
MACcARrE LEAGUE

A meeting IN Organize tn. Mac
eabe. league has been called for
tonight at III. Msccsbss hall A.
18TH and Pacific. All bowlers In
terested In joining the circuit are
asked 10 be present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Kings Going Hot

The big Kings were smashing
o. mans lures 81 the Middle
waterway yesterday morning
and last night.
One 31-pounder was boated.
More than so others, l am
Informed, were locked.
The 31-pounder was knocked
off on the morning in-tide
around 9 o'clock.
Plugged herring, dodger and
herring and manufactured plugs
were the lures.
John Holmass, Middle Water
way boathouse owner. told me
the fish have been biting we'll
for a week or more.
n the big ones remain in the
mouth waters there should he
some fine sport this Weekend.
But. as you know. no one can
definitely say when and where
fish will bite, any variety.
still. your chances are better
than 60-50 you will get fish At
the mouth Of the Puyallup this
weekend II you know your
salmon fishing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

- $1,000 80 TO a0i -. >
sIaimsfs Ntnnins pttftl@f. t~yf'<f
sn<,sssss.s faT Ioys. ros.fp 4 Jan.
80 hsIloa 4 Dss<s On Dsiis. OF
foyfe ., rotafo 4 r<sb~fnlf tsns
80 q ssfilfx cut u npn~fh<
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

Fort Lewis. Va Jack conisy. seat
tie. hesvyweishts. Joe ouiherson
Seattle. vs. Al Rsado. Everett
hshtwaghts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Some Caught at Night

Over Gig Harbor way some
bag fish have been taken at
night. between 6 and dark.
Dodger and herring IL the
popular trool, although some
fish were taken on plugged
herring
The catches weren't In large
numbers. but the fish landed
were Kings Of sire.
Fast rowing IL recommended
In the Gig waters. because Of the
presence Of many dogfish and
also the shalloWness Of the
water.
The night in-tide. Of courss is
best.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

humnsfy - l<sfns pitcher MEN
innings pitsh<e - hifh "a Hfseef
o niiss hlix, az FslfH o hsewst
funs fssponsabis fns sish id<ss
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cat, ~ tAsss .. slsn !. ~ ~ bifs fssf
mon pssn ~ nfs@sF lsft % bsess
eastisna ? san ffsss ~ tso~fs4ss
alts fhnfne sen nstafs, isossH pat.
shstts tbfss. bsse rita, D~sssfs, astsa.
ssefifies hlls Nrisht . sts4su bs.s
asfibsldi f4ns halted ~. hssofs ,,
psFt nro~n .. Lana . asgble plsys.
fslissrni 20 rpsTfy ~ nefssnsls.
sb<fft 20 Asfsaasid ~ fssisefIai.
nfown 70 rushs "a e&ish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23

tANe0UNWWs - r. pan
n veteran soifins pros stsss
their sss- sssaks Lad IN the ~ ~
western Canada opsn tsdsy
against ssesiy no so<npesitsrs IN
ths sssona is.hsls rsana.
ssas I~esass n Calgary. Aha.
ana Mel chrisslAa ~ raklmA.
wssh.. each saSdsd 70. t~s ssiow
par. Yesterday,
mat gave thsm . narov mar.
sis oyey Man rtes~s. Everett.
Wan. pro. and Art cnrlstnpAsS
ami Hugh hsrrlAen. Vancouver
amsfsuts. al ~ wnom came in
with n. risa Zoe satin Al n rsfs
pair n ssnon.parss. kstth
wsits a. Mount vsrnsn. Wssn..
and Don rhompson. Portland.
Ore.
fp~fss1sss Chasspsss 1sss1v
wsoA ~ vssaswves was snses
sssshss an ~ $3.50 atsse
~ith kse ntaeh. tsesssses.
soa Al xAssssess~AS. rsssIAsA.
A. issst fhfse nlghiy-fsEsa an
tres found themselves nearly esf
n ihs rslnnias ~ ~ rnsy ~sss
Harry oissa. seattle smstsus. and
i~e pros. Emsry Zimmerman ~
Portland ss1 chscx coosd1n.
Tacoma. Nssn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
Semi-Finalists
Playing Today

CHICAGO - The semi fnslisi,
ted OF today IN the women !
western amateur gof champion
snip with the sternest competition
Of the tournament IN prospect.
Ms. Russell Mann, Omaha,
>eb., oo-DesAlsst. eA@.bsd with
Marion Hiley. Louisville. n.y.
pre-tournALnent fayorits. while
Mary Agnes Val, henomines,
Mich, took on Georgia Fainter,
Fargo. n. ID.
Mrs. Mann. tournament winner
in 1893 ard current tram AiAsls-
sippi utleholder. vent over par for
the frs; time In eliminating Mrs
Frank Newell Long Beach. Cal
the former Elizabeth Hicks. = and
Miss Aiisy defeated Nrs Law
renee SELF. Chicago. 5 ana 4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
I'm Ohe Basket

find pleasure there let EN-
have those immediate waters
I noticed the same thing On
the Silly.
I noticed the same thing On
the Toutls.
A camps Krow On cur favor
ed trout stream. 50 win the
swimmers. who. after all. are
out for what We fishermen are
=. recreation and sport.
Sure Il rolls a fisherman. but
then. too. perhaps 1t Is no
pleasure for = swimmer 10 have
his naked hide threatened by
submerged hooks or vhisthng
flies
Andys Puzzled
Dear Met. am puzzled.
Have been fishing on the Sound
for quite some time, but recent
ly things vere reversed That
10. from what have been told.
Have place on Anderson
island and have had the usual
run Of luck with salmon. The
other day l got five fish. That
10. In two days. Got two one
DAYS. three the next. One was
about Is pounds, one II pounds
and the others smaller.
Now here Is what puzzles me.
The moon was full. There were
porpoise in the water and the
dot on the calendar was very
small. Can you answer? :.
Andy
Dear Andy: Sure I can an
swer. You were a lucky guy.
No one, Andy, can begin To
fsthom the mysteries of the
feeding hanits Of fish. salt or
fresh water n We knew them.
boy. wee always be there at the
right time and get our mess
-. " NJ.
Queets Report
Dear Met. Fishing has been
very good here on the oueets.
Catching Jacks, steelies and
plenty Of trout. The river "a In
good shape for excellent fish
ing Ed Olsen. Kelly's Ranch.
oksy. Ed, glad to hear the
good news.
Maybe Frank and Mickey
sherman and doe Brewitt will
be comm down your way.
Never can tell. Frank will. 1
Am sure, II the river can he
reached by auto. Hes become
intelligent. No more body
breaking trips for him.
Agate Angler
Ken Kolh. stadium hieh, roes
fishing with his dad. Leo, vet
eran angler.
Pap goes fishin for fish.
Ken goes fishin for .,'
sgstes
Has caught FISH. steelies and
all Found II interesting until
he came across an agate.
Hunted for more. Found them
and ever since has been
searching for agates while his
psppy seeks the finny prey.
Ken has his own agate cutter
and polisher.
He has a collection of agates
Of various SHAPES, hues and
sizes.
His polished products are
something TO marvel al.
II YOU happen by his psppys
auto repair shop across from
the Market Street Totem store
s.k Leo IN show some of
Ken's collection and work.
You will see what can 10
found on Northwest stream
shores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-23
HI.wAy BOwLERs MvET

Several meetings are scheduled
next week for ksslers In leagues
rolling IN the Hi-Way alleys. On
Monday N, South Tacoma hsr-
chants viii perfect their orsani,s-
ton for the season Tuesday the
South Side league. Wednesday. the
Northern Pacific league. Thursday
the new Tavern league and FRI
dsy the women will make their
plans Az meetings are scheduled
for O'Clock at the Hi-Way al
leyr.
Tacoma All-Stsrs defeated the
40 and team from Seattle N a
special match Thursday night,
1851 70 2s33
TscomAs septty Murdoch. an
Choir man for the All-5tsrs. rolled
nto the honor position. taking the
top score Of the match with $50.
Fred Wshlers turned In 233 for
the high single game The score
Al ANn a fssafIfeR