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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
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cine lebhofte Rotung Der betrofieneu
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cud ;,,r 3eit ieires iiir oic oomolioc
3eit ,robrhait ienIaticncIlcn S',lhmes
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ongclcgenheit.
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bal,te Sebaitian 8neipp in @oris.
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rad bon HrieBnie mar.
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

oas Seer beluilli9t .ueroen ml,bten.
81 egtieoerlaee Jranfreid)s babe
VI einem Stilnnl,ngsumihpung in
sImcrlfu geiiibrt. lleber bie Irage, oh
Dos &riegsoepartement ourh ibre
Wilitirnttahees in ben ellropuiifen
Sonbern nift unterrihtet noroen lei.
haB Sitler elm rieiiges Seer aufbaut.
nntlportete er: Sa. slber ben llm'
fong ser ld)neren Sanfs uno Sturs.
flicger lpdre iuenig befannt geipeien.
Dor aaem hGtte niemano oaran se.
gInubt oaB Die id)ipere Mrtillerie.
SturSfIieger lno Sunfs in oieier Mrt
genau 5uIanlnen arbeiten fonne,,.
lpie cs MN ser 9elpeis erbraht bat.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

among those who
favor the policy
as well as those
who oppose it.
The knowledge
that once con-
voying ships is
undertaken we
are definitely in
the war makes
the decision one
Of utmost i'm
portance.
Under the law
this is entirely
~ >ho prae;
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24
Express Your Views On Convoy
Problem Now, Mrs. Bolton Urges

THE convoy question is the chief
L topic of interest at the moment
There is great deal OF concern
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

terence that legislation will not be
ntt essary.
In the meantime, the President
las invoked the National Defense
Act and has established an Office
OF Price Administration and Civilian
supply in the Executive Office of
The President"
NIASHINGTON itself is full to
w ovcrflowing as it has been for
fortnight and will continue to be.
During OAR. week it was my
good fortune to be invited by the
Ohio Regent to sit in the Ohio box
on the opening night. This year
Senator Robert A. Taft and Senator
and Mrs. Harold H. Burton with
Mr.. and Mrs. Donahue were my
companions. Mrs. Taft was in New
York speaking at huge meeting in
Carnegie Hall.
Those OF you who have never seen
Constitution Hall packed full of
colorfully dressed women with beat
tifully coiffed hair have missed
something! And what a thrill it
gives when the band begins and the
lovely white gowned pages, the
color bearers. the Regent. the Ex-
Regents and the guests Of honor
march in. The gasp that never fails
to come when the huge flag drops
from the ceiling and swings out in
glory.
EOR me. DIR. Tuesdoy uos
iery happy day. toy 'he Ohio Dough-
tcrs foiIosred ow ,oyous custom and
came to MY kome from I TO s 80. No
one cGn possibly kroW hoav truly I
enjoy this each ycov--ond 'his year
seemed better than eoer before. Per-
tops his aras because by "jcb" sivss
ne so httie chance to see people from
home I am already cr'ic;tdtius ners
years "D.t.R. Tucsddy."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

THERE is considerable discussion
l about possible legislation 10 fis
prices, for prices are an importan,
part of any supply problem 50 far
the administration hopes that pub
lie opinion may be SO strongly for
price sanity without statutory inter
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-24

dents hands as he alone determines
the war zones, the forbidden waters
for American ships; he alone is in
command. Public sentiment will be
a large factor in determining his &C
ton. May | remind you that each
one Of you is vital part of that
same Public Sentiment?
THE ten Coast Guard cutters
turned over to England recently
represent about half of our modern
ships in that service. They include
all Of the $50 loot class. The Coast
Guard still has four vessels 240 feet
in length, seven OF their largest 327
foot ships and approximately 90
smaller vessels, most OF them Older
and slower.
Evening star., 1941-12-08

unity the greatest wealth Of re-
sources in the world and a de-
termined manhood and womanhood
into a power that is absolutely in
vincible."
Said Senator Thomas, Republican,
of Idaho, at Twin Falls: THE ad-
ministration will have my steadfast
support in any effort to avenge the
dastardly and unprovoked attack on
Hawaii"
II have not the slightest doubt as
to what a united America should and
will do" Wendell Willkie declared
in New York.
Senator Minority Leader McNary
THE Republicans will all go along
with what is done. in my opinion, y
Teferring to the question of whether
the President would ask for war
declaration)
House Minority Leader Martin
This is serious moment. We were
not talking about politics OF
course there will be none" (After a
meeting of cabinet members, Con-
gressional leaders and President
Roosevelt)
Senator Pepper. Democrat, Of
Florida, member of the Foreign Re-
lations Committee-"Wem must
declare war, not only upon Japan,
but upon the whole axis federation; !;
for Hitler has Enthusiastically urged
Japan to this attack"
Senator Shipstead, Republican. Of
Evening star., 1941-12-08

and decisive measures to defend
our country"
Senator Caraway, Democrat, Of
Arkansas dropped plans for her
first vacation in two and one-half
years and hurried back to Washing
ton from Jonesboro, Ark, last night
after receiving news Of the Japa-
nese attack.
"The situation is very serious and
there is no doubt we are at war;"
she said. "It will at least bring
unity in this country"
Senator Spencer, Democrat, Of
Arkansas said at his home in Hope,
Ark, MY idea is to eliminate Japan
as a foe because later we might
have to take on Germany"
Senator Lodge, Republican, Of
Massachusetts, declared that THE
time for united action has come.
The time for words has passed."
Byrd Calls for Declaration.
Senator Byrd, Democrat, of Vir-
ginia said, The only action America
can take now is to declare war on
Japan, which I hope will be by
unanimous vote of Congress. All
our resources can then be modified
to wipe Japan of the map"
Senator Chandler, Democrat, Of
Kentucky said. II will vote for war ~
En- route to Washington from his
Versailles (Ky) home, Senator
Chandler added:
I'VE will be able to take care of
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Observation-Disclosures years of
American foreign policy has ended
In failure. - = The American people
must now accept the consequences
and no argument now can alter the
tragic facts"
Senator Ball, Republican. Of
Minnesota-"The United States is at
war with Japan and let's realize that
we also are at war with Germany
and Italy
Representative Dies, Democrat, OF
Texas, chairman of the House Com
mittee to Investigate Un-American
Activities--"It's just question Of
fighting from now on"
Senator McKellar, Democrat, of
Tennessee-"While Japan's repre-
sentatives were pretending to talk
peace her government was planning
this war. She was double crossing
the United States I" . ."
Senator Tydings, Democrat. of
Maryland-"We must and will '''
fight this war through until Japan
Evening star., 1941-12-08

the situation-and in a typical
American way"
Senator Danaher, Republican, of
Connecticut, an outstanding nom
interventionist, was quoted by Con-
necticut's Republican chairman in
Bridgeport as saying This is the
time for united and unqualified sup
port Of our Government and its ac-
ton and conduct for American de-
fense."
Brooks Calls for Unity.
Before departing for Washington
from Chicago last night by plane,
Senator Brooks, Republican, of Illi-
nois said:
Il have worked to prevent and
had hoped We would not become
involved in war. Our country has
now been attacked by another coun-
try and war has been declared upon
us. Now it becomes the duty of all
Americans to unite to aid in every
possible manner with all our re-
sources, with our lives, in the defense
of our country and our American
liberty"
Senator Bilbo, Democrat, Of Mis-
sissippi. packed and ready to leave
Poplarville, Miss, for Washington,
expressed confidence last night that
the United States has what it takes
to win the war" with Japan. well,
We don't have to declare anything
now" he said, "just whip hell out
Evening star., 1941-12-08

Of them We have what it takes to
do that"
Senator Capper, Republican, OF
Kansas, at his home in Topeka, said
1t appeared to him japanese mill
tarists have gone crazy I will vote
for declaration of war If President
Roosevelt asks for It,"
Representative Thomason, Demo-
crat, of Texas, member of the Mill
tary Affairs Committee, said he
favored an immediate declaration
of war on Japan. Mr.. Thomason.
in Gainesville, Tex, said he would
fly to Washington.
Use German Tactics.
Representative Anderson, Demo-
crat, of New Mexico, in Albuquerque,
advocated an immediate declaration
Of war on Japan, asserting the tao
tics employed in the surprise at
facts in the Pacific were the same
used by Germany in all her sweeps
on unsuspecting and unprepared
nations.
Senator Chavez, Democrat, of New
Mexico likewise stated that IF the
facts are as announced, I would be
in favor Of a declaration of war
against Japan"
Senator Murdock, Democrat, OF
Utah, at Salt Lake City, said: II am
now willing and ready to vote for a
declaration of war on the whole
Axis-Japan, Germany and Italy.
The Japanese attack will
Evening star., 1941-12-08

is completely defeated.
The senior Maryland Senator, a
critic recently of foreign policy, de-
clared also I'VE must end the spring
Evening star., 1941-12-08

fever attitude toward national de-.
fense instantly. We must produce
and be prepared to sacrifice to the
utmost" -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Ski Weather

stat. highway departments
road and s~i report. Saturday fol
lows
PARAIukE - Temperature ~
no new mow A. inches on ground .
overcast and calm. roads fair
skilng fair.
Mt. BAkER-Tempersturs AZ.
no new snow II inches on ground /.
cloudy
ssoQuAI.nIE PAS TEN
peratur. II no nov snow. Il
inches On ground. foggy
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ no
new snow 81 inches on ground
clear and calm.
sTAnPFDF-T.mpsrstlIrs 81
no new snow. 10 inches on ground !.
east wind clear. snow sst
mARTIs-Tempsratar. ~ no
new SNOW. a. inches on ground !.
clear and calm snow dry
MOsAD Itkf - Temperature
u no new ,nos D. inches on
ground clear ana calm nnON dry
DER PARh-Tsmperstufs 40
~ nsa snow ~ inches On ground
clear soath 21nd rsiing rod !
road zoo Nlfh ehsin.
ssooTALNIE SKI Bow l.
Temperatur. y ~ n.s snos a
inches N ground cain Ard
cloudy. slight ~oI crust
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

Lutherans Win, So AZ; Lincoln, Stadium In Trumphs
Ghost Walks as Lou Nova Wins
Pat Comiskey Is Badly Beoten in New York
Californian in Big Comeback

round licked away ~ the
elaek.
Last night szs his hik test and
ne net Il msEnifieently lie teok
two siedge. hammer thumns under
the heart and a reck-erasher night
Il the 3AR from Cemiskey and
didn't blink a. he tore IN and
forced the fight comiskey hled
badly from three cuts around the
eyes and one insid. his mouth
IN the .snth Tound Comlskey
was hanging on eamely after
taking a nine count. and had there
been another round. he would have
been Knocked nut
His RVS WERE pulled almost
shut and his manager hekaH
pleading with him after the
sixth round Ia quit. hut the
hid had more heart than en-
perlenee and .ent out To take
his licking.
The United Press score sheet
gave Nova nine rounds and CO.
miskey one by n shsde-the fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
TWogood Has
Nothing to
Say Now"

SEArTLE-The vital question Of
who killed cock robin - had a
speculative counterpart today in
the recent resignation Of Forrest
Twoeood as head basketball and
baseball coach at the University OF
Idaho.
Twogood Is non-eommitsl on re-
ports MS resignation VAS request.
ed by Or Harrison C. Dale. uni.
yersity president.
I've nothing To say now
Tvogood emarked when In
formed that n Moscow, Idaho.
newspaper laid DIR. Dale had
prompted his resignation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Basket Scores

Gonzaga Sc whitman ~
Washington STATE ~ oregon 70
Montana STATE so. Idaho southern
81
Californis 81 81 MAYS a.
LlnfieId 81 Mount AnEs 80
washington IS Idaho -
Central Wafh IS Eastern wash -
southern California Sc uCLa ss
san Deco STATE - Fresno State 81
Oklahoma A A. ~ 30 TellsA -
AfkAnsss 50 TEXAS -
Penn state ~ ssN Yors -
Syracuse IN Fordhsm ~
Michigan stat a.. Marquette -
{ { n ~ - Joaephs az
Georgetown ~ Temp. -
Cornell ~ Yale %
william A Mar - Virginia Tech
Amhsfsf - Coigs< T.
Dartmouth "a Harvard ~
RubsuEteiut OrfEonisns f VII
ltuetts 20
Reed p Pacific Collas. 81.
Portland - Pacific ~
oregon FYosh - lebanon IS
St martins 81 coilss. ~ Puget
Sound 80
Western Warrington -. pso!fie
Lutheran -
Yak4ms Junior coiI.s. - Mount
vernon JUNIOR %
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Ward alters
AT Oakland
Spokane Golfer
Drops to 9Th Spot

OAKLAND. CAL. J. Dutch
Harrison. Little Rock. Arka pro-
fessional and one Of the players
disqualified for starting off too
early In the 1910 L. s. open cham
pionship. led the way into the sec
ond hall Of the $4,000 Oakland
open golf tournament today with
a s6-hole score of 1874. six under
par
Harrison rot SIS Yesterday
81 and az which added TO Thurs
DAYS card Of 6s gave him a three
stroke lead over Paul Runyan Of
White Plains. y Y. who edged
past Defending Champion Jimmy
Demaret of Houston, Tex. into
the runner-up spot with 1857
1877 Demsret finished with 10
yesterday for l3a to put him IN a
tie with Harry Cooper Of Chicopee,
Mass. for third position.
Bracketed in fifth position be-
hind Demaret and Cooper came
+ Leonard Dodson Of Kansas City
and Red Francis of Altoona, Pa
each with lao.
The first round leader. LLOYD
Mangrum of Oak Park, Ill.
slumped TO l4l and was
grouped with several of the
tournaments big guns. These
were Marvin BUD Ward,
spokane, Wash, amateur; sam
Snead. Hot springs. Va;
Jimmy Thomson, Ghicopee,
Mass: Lawson Little. San
Francisco. Ernie Piepet. San
Jose. Calf. amateur and
Herman keiser. Akron. o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Rowe Battles
In Hockey Mix

sGATTIG - Pacific Coast fe,
Hockey league heads may bs called
upon 20 pass Judgment On Manager
Bobby n0ss Of ihs Portland Hurh
sfoos as q result ~ lssf nights
game in snleh ths Buess los
10 Seattle. 81 II sss indicated
today
Rove ssshsnGed blows with
Referee am rroudlsek In thu
s~rsud period.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Cougars Down
Webfooi Five

EUGENE. ose. Paul Llnde.
man. gsngiing sIx.foot. ssysn.lnch
center. led Washington stats 10
. $50 conquest of the University
~ Oregon last night 20 give The
Cougars their first northern dssis
sion Pacific coast ennfsrsnes has.
kstnall victory In three ss.fts
tlsaruaaa'. rebound sssis
.sss,aisa Tor Ia psls,s and
,aat'ei HsAl,in Tor stafe Ia
n,sss pni Ia fsaat comfortably
In ihs .e.ead half After the
iva teams sess knstted TIA
~ hslfitpse.
The two teams m.s, again 10.
night rns victory sss Washing.
ton states frs, conferences tr4.
nnph ~ the ysss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Huskies Trip
Vandal 0uini
Washington Tokes
Hurd.F Fought Frey

SEATTLE T.e - ih~ North
ern divisions unknown quantities.
hatlled nsrA sna-nees Isss slaht
hefaf. me University ~ washing.
TN nsssstsall machine finally
pulled out with . sh.ss decision
over TIE Idaho vanfsis
laahs psrssssas hsss~si, az
putei the autrosse. The Nsn-
d.ls almost ssevessUs -
right paint deficit !. she lAse
fur minute. 81 pias.
The Hushis.. showing .oms ~
their former flair. led at Asitt.ms
7s.sa Idaho. however. anmlasssd
meet n The fret hall. IN which
the team. we're tied nine timss
me Insups and summary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13

VANCOUVER. - e NaneUtIs
vsf Naa bmek On top u Pacific
coas, lee noessy isaK1s stand.
iass asaIn fsday sharing ne issd
with Portland Tns Inns shaded
SPOKANE lat night a with =
furious tNo goa sssalslt IN ths
eleslns psf.ea TIP oFsll Scored
ihs winning soai unas@aatsd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Blue Devils
Given The Ak
Lincoln Drillloni
In Second Period


f4nessin - vas NsiIs d
esaaiasn - nesitasnsm y.
f.sims = kssFsfz :
wsss. wsii. - ssss'am.
fsss~s = nsilsashs~.
ss.rsas ans II ne nass rrsiuant
safs.s .ves staged ~ . LIassia
quintet. lam tsnnsav's sattilno
Ahes removed me lass uaeeafsa
contender fnv ths cvces esats
l.ssu. leadership ~nsr tnsy esns
FIRM ssnsnd n aefees wsIlA Nslia
Hue Devils. ~ n n. n ne Tn.
saln syn AS assst.
u 49, . resaashseep peere
~ hss~Nes west wh.ro ~
49, psssssuseA - NJ 1e11os
trups ~ ~ $4,000 sunDeep
~
a ~ naltsp1sseevs @svu1
s~sy sv~@ . 10 10y - .
ss-is hn1sp1see seeea
Al one time fllnsala was lsadsne
70 - 10. having hesd the Easssvn
Nasslntsos snvaaers = . pair ~
field r.ais after ths wawss 40
opened With three au,rh basests
ard a 90 lead
wslls Wslla Asid shs An>s sssr.z
lees IN the fssfsA saArsss sfsss the
third p~ssad eauns had ns~r - n.
VITA fsas sseaads To "a uiIi Foass
canned = n.sses rum the ssyncse
10 make the final srsiash tally
sss~siA rA~upaee. ssosss-
thAtsh~a ssph~assss t1ees>s
fcs~asa. iea ~ nssssay
sasess - shsss sssaiuhs ts~.s
state lesswe wsas yNsee ssepns
rk.mpsse ss~t pevfset paesea
frem teammates. spwe -
s~ishsS sAs s~seA.
lack Hsnay. nc Imp ssn,ssi Led
ths Wa. Wa attack scoring II
posnts t.o ~ .nirn cane ~ .
hsssss TIA, hsanesd thrnush tss
niue Devil snaa after . ~rsmtlr
n ringers near ths e>sast tlre~
Hanson gave the hall M s<1rins
impetus
The Islus Devils play Stadium
Tigers tonight whsls Lincoln laus'
nsys II nssmsxsna II plsv In
Bremsvsan Wildcats
stadium rassrsss Non thetr
xams with Llnoaln reserves. ~ ~
IL. IN fhs ooening stA1nts.
s4As444 =. 80
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Oriing Il. Loggers 20

oHTl>u-ofilas Csralnsls
ehslked up their fsrss rlssee
County league victory 81 ths year
when they defeated ksrssssn
Iasssf.. = n -. In thriller lsss
night Gilmore starred. ksro~sin
seconds ann
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-13
Roy Upseis
Clover Park
Ortinq Cardinals
Nose Out Kopowsin

Rof-itlltins thstf rftnK
stride Tor ~ fri fims thAs go
so. RaY isYnx un~t Clover fsrk
Warriors. a = - skfs - night
Everett pltman. hseh seer at
Warrior forward. 49, ~ nay Nssn
TIRE reserve Fsms ~ = -.
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Bells Defeat
Shelton Five

Paul Greiwes beautiful push
shot from the keyhole In the over
time period gave Bellarmine Lions
thrilling q TO Is victory over
Shelton Loggers at Shelton last
night
Close all the way. shelton
knotted the count In the final
minute of play after a I'LL
halftime score and an 1917
three quarter tally fasoring
the Bells.
Bellarmine reserves won the
opener. % TO ID. with the feature
of the game being McNerthney'
wrong way flight 10 the Shelton
basket.
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Fife IL. Yelm 20

rltfs=Flfe Tra 49, nr~fesi
their defense ~ their Pierce reans
~ league BASKETBALL title stth =
a. ~ "a victory over yslm Tor.
nadass here last night FIFE lei
Al hslftlus. - h d. Yelm seconds
won. IL II n
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Hiqhline rs. Kent "a

kENT - Tricky Dick Marshall
tossed in the foul conversion with
so seconds to 10 To give Highlins
Pirates q 2s-24 victory over Kent
vandAls In . thriller here last
night. Scoring vas close ali the
way. 81. and 20-17 FOR Kent at
the first and third quarters while
II CHINE I'D 16.15 at halfilme
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NV YoRk hen changed.
seconds scarried off ths snran II
n. rinE and then L sol persons
ssu = ghost wax
Lou Nova a. desperately II a
year ago that he thought about
committing suicide. came back
from the brink n the grave last
night solid tanned. hard punch
ing ghost Today he = hack in me
pieture. elamorlne for a fight With
BLY, Conn and then one With Joe
LOUIS
The bloody. io-round heat
ing that Nova handed Young
Fat Camlskes In Madison
Square Garden last night vas
something like the last few
feet Of a Hollywood film
happy ending arrived at
against impossible odds. Nova
squared off against terrific
puneher. took everything Co
miskev had In his arsenal and
almost scored Knockout "a
the last seconds of the last
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NV fDHh fhF F1tls hs*ers
SIC regatta. "a hs nsla - Jsns ~
thls gar. zill nsneffofih ~ unIsf
ihs sap~fyisien ~ fhs central n.
fles for ssstssn intercollegiate
sthisftes Director "a iss.snnsIl
s1ia to-isY
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Marble and
Bulge Take
Net Wins

NI>>UAfpiIs NHrn - tIle<
Marie handed NsFY Hsrf~ses.
nlaekx british tennis star. hef
thlfH straight Hrfssf = fs<tf pro-
fssaanAi tennis .aar. a. al. -
fafr ern~A - more mar = 900
at nlKht nan Nudge feusnt
mf NJ litter cut - hard.
vnn ID first 81 ard then
polished ~ ia tartnx rival. a.
n he s~eena.
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Pierce County sportsmens ssso-
citation will hold their regular
meeting next Tuesday night at \
o'clock IN Maeeahee hall Motion
pieturea Of wIld life slll be shown
and refr.shments will be served.