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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
LADIES HAsDicAr SINGLES
Coliseum

This 10 now thu fourth and last
week 10 enter IN. Womens hsndi-
cap singles. Tn. w1nd-up Will be
midnight. February p. Three
new records take the top place.
Mildred Hager came home with a
new high score Of s54. Mildred
again holds first place and beat
her old high score by II pins
Second plac. went TO Dorothy
Daily who rolled neat s44 Mar
gore Shsughnessey rolled 10
lss. 1870 plus S. handicap TO cap
ture third place $50 Ollie Node
now rates fourth with sI5 and
Louise Wshl.r, fifth with 5ss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Leahy Keeps Rockne Grid Principles Up to Date
Changes Made
To Hold Pace
With Defense

hlf ~. used a. center 81 Nnts.
Dame unfa Roc me shifted him -
tackle IN mldsesson ~ n. .orhe-
more year ns risvra MOS, 81 III.
football -. Junior = cartilage Va
Jury 10 hls kn.. hsmpsrins BIN
a. = senior
IN. - ne.kus. last acts Or
The wsifats - enc - ~. PLAYERS
-, % taxi. tsshv With BIN -
December . that YssF u the Nave
Cnair. ~hsr. teacher snd rupll
~sfs treated
M<pe >Aup poe NiN>0ir
A. pogpuAN tl>E COACH
tsahy made q name for himself
among coaches a. a hns coach
under SLEEPY Jim Crowley st Ford
ham where he hniit the seven
blocks ~ granite he added 10
this prestige a. lecturer st sum
mer football school, n AS On
the recommendation ~ Cart q
snavsly. With whom hs wss sss"=
eistsd a. . Cnrnsll coaching school
in the summer 81 isss that isshy
became a surprise selection a.
Boston college chief ln ~
Lsshy talh. well. bat not loo
much ~. 10 modest 10 IN
no sens. a popon Tie wslsh. hl'
word. carefully. and when h. does
say something II means s"ns'
thing
Prank handles bis own lines
which q. the mark ~ tho good
coach. for games are Won up front
To put his o~n ms,he'is into
effect without a alp. he brings his
.ntlr. Boston college staff I'd
Mcksever. formerly % Texas Tech,
20 handl. the backs Joe hcArdis
and Johnny Druss fordhsm men
10 assist him 9Th the hns and
Freshman Coach Tom Powers
upon whom he hanks 10 feed the
varsity IN tn. established leah,
way
prank L.ahy has ideas 81 has
own
With them Sotrs Dame won
lose many football games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

his own. with sufficient expert
ence and flushed with success.
Tom Conley. current head man
al John Carroll OF Cleveland. IS
among the many greatly pleased
by his alma matters choice, and
not only because Leahy was his
classmate and teammate on Knute
Rockne's last and one of his finest
clubs. the 1880 edition. which ne
captained
Leahv was still an undergrsdu-
ate when the Inflated plane car
rying Rockne plummeted TO
Kansas plain, March 81. 1881.
Conley considers IL fortunate
that Elmer Laydens successor is n
man who played under Rockne as
late as did Leahy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

not sufficient 10 Ovsfe0ms the
steady barrsgs ~ the sOsih Ia
coma ksgisrs oompossd - Sum
nsfs. Flanagan. hAcs. shepard
and Gammlll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Mrxs BOWL LEAGUE
III WAY ALLEYS

Nil Maxwell snd Iens Jensen
again won the special pnxs IN Tho
weekly matches ~ tho Hig =
Bowl doubles Al n. Hl-Nsy alleys
Their score with handicap. as
ss3 Bill and Dorothy DAILY.
bowling without handicap posted |.
nice 30 Dorothy slAo had hIgt
~riss smonE The ladies Nth sOl
Including games # III ard iss
Mir MARVEL vss tops for n.
men. fsgistsring sO4
.lNm ~, si,s.. wos.S.
-INTu stgNIp
sufp~ss isss - "a 49, s-los
- tsesuts 1910 . sane y. 1slsss5
lst <Flss y NslssaF fss
cfumsiinss -. stytsfnsns 90
gam z smifh
JAbfEs ITsfIg
~. saass 3 D.esos. iss sris.
3 HefaeEgsn fss
PlBs - 7sos a. Nsss kfa ASA
- ssa.s {. Klinss iss ssriss g
kluzs sac
cEna<'s zsso %, The syos ASA
- s@nls II. bnulsf 10 ssfass "
sLulsf f1s.
% r.eos, ssscn.sr. I..or,
bG-WAf AiItf-
Ksm4n Ts1als ssr.le. zsfs O.
> ~ Nsicsfs Supply z5lI 90. hssn
safns hgzszfd ls,. high sefgss H1s
gard 46z
Jordan Bread 1854 90 JsnA~n
Fl4si 233s ~ fsn sxas 3 Hafi.
DIT iss niah s@fisk = HuTiBHt sxT
Ciub Tavern zsil a.. EisftrIe Citl
1<5s - nigh game PSrs zzi Elsn
s<Flss Fsns so
Gems A. BIZ Ensa 3 > zsis ~
Airport Cigar zts7 H. man ssns y
Ninn4A ls7. hlsn ssEs<s y. kinEir
"a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
HITTING the Head Pin on Local Lanes

Candy 3. Hans Johnson Don't
store ! Johnnys Tavern 2, Wash
ington Hand Laundry /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Firpo Brings
Out Another
wild Bull"

e>os Afegs truts tessl
F1fre hss discovered sreaas
wna nun - rhs rsmps.
rifpe ~he kresses tsss f,emr=
ssy es1t ~ ths rtns = wears sse
IN pus,Hsm. mos, ths,Hiux hssst
predicts that ~. discovery. seun.
ahsl Ce.lse ~ni ~ hssxy~etsht
ehsmplea - ne ~csid ssthls
three yssfs
s~.tss. . hss. A...s....s A.
seatssr sewhey !. sas .. ava
,eas with s@lt fsas hsass
s.ars his holt. newseet. TIE
sstha.~s tiFrs declares ,hsf
t~.sss 10 . h~ties h~sss s~a
mar. DEADLY ra.sh~s ssss
.s.s \. tF,rpsl --s ~ he
rst.ss.
After .stehlas c..s.s sslffsn
III. .rsFms,s. .aa ain al foas
eout. ~ ksoshoats. ptfeo ssis 40
nshtsaly. ne - the emily man |
ever ssa wild nun ssslsss NY
self
csstss. asrs haired and b.susi.
fully ptoportiensa packs sss
pounds % . as feet three snsh
beam. Do, hands arc larger even
thar the original Wild Halfs
hug. meat hooks p1sps el.la.
yea con hi Abel 90 ihs ehss ~i,h
an "a. AT !, No hurt hssms nus
IN. fans don't know yet -hsshss
Angels discovery can tshs n hs
cause nons II hls fnuf opponents
ever rot close enough 10 find cot
SEASONING sAsr
Csstse IL "a years old and isafr.
ina fast nls lovisi Fifpa mas hsd
him under bis wing since July
when Ne found ces,ss wrestling
sith = steer snd sisias the sHimal
the worst Of a.
tirpo is nav . ha ttssss
rs.essr M The rsmps. Ne
esas . rs.ch ~ miles square,
stacked vita a.e0e rattle,
t.eee sheep ssa see k.sses.
tirpe live. 81 tbs rsssh 10
Carries essas~s s.d spseAs
me.t ~ HI. time In the ssAa,s.
II seems that Luis Angel 80,
riding psst another ranch one enc
day last July. Ne explains tina
he saw = cloud Of dust On ~,
horizon. 90 he rode over 10 inyss
tiEais. lie surprised . youthfu
CLAN, foushins u w with . ful
grown and beliigsrsst steer. t.out
wanted 10 know xhy The young
stsr wfsstied with the steer. In
stead Of testing his powers viii
men. And. "Ahsl he Say thses msi
he knows ar. not So strong To CIV
him fun. but the steer. he
stfong No cay maybe 20
would like Job on my rancho yes
An ] sill show you hoe 10 a.s
mon-ss having Fun nghtins Abe
he thssaks I'm sssdinG about IN
mon ..s for Fun. bat he ssy hnssy
Fitpo figures that ths "YossnI
Bull will b. ready for eompstitio
A.. IN. Ifnlf.a Htafss in saoths
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

WIZ wv - r"<@f'"f -"
ssis -.rs s.s step nearer me crit
ftam the Nesshstr nsvssss~ rsssfss
c,cs.s p.ssssnsii er~fsfsres estfss
to-day and me rrivessttv -
wsssssstaa Hussiss ~sr Nsvs ~
eight straight ~ess ne esp ei~sps
Ia the enft~m
ta.ha 49, osr wsss ~ s~s
conxessass tssiilrs teams ~ss here
last Night
nass snsr snne sNns $40 NE
H,1sklss mari fssf erA fs1e
gslrsiy.
Eeasla esfrss. vsnasi forward
lsd ire nlahss wofsrG wsss n
p.snss srs .. vessssv ssessd 10 ~
The lasss
TIE vssssis sssss ~ esss ~ -
shass sai tss tsussiss ~ 80 -
~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

I'D lst and 100.
The league leading Pay Printers
won three from Cas- company.
Wheeler OsgoOd Won three from
Broadway alleys. Berfs Mems
Wear won three from Broadway
Sport Center. 3sth st. Boosters
Won three from Totem Stores. and
Tacoma Towel split even with
Turf Smoke Shop
Mary Hewitt ~ss outstapd-
log among the women trDnd-
Ter. Of the leAgus. rolling ia.
1874 and $50. for . ss1 total.
Olive Nolds rolled sos for
another good score.
Best q IA. mems scores were
Billy R9ehls 555 Doug Topping
54s. Woody Hsrtsr 81 and Don
WOffoFd sst
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

Total. - sisst r-;ess isistsA
n-iftlsss sesss Sseslrss~u "a.
iH.ha ~
psf<sss oaeis csnsss Nensara.
umpire Asssss nussiss. vsseiess~s
state
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
LEaHY DOESN'T STICK
To ANY SET PATTERN

What some of the older men
lost track of was that Rockne
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26

Nathsn's Ciothiers 235o 10 Selden'
$500 a., Golden Ase 24<i "a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
TEAM RECORDS

PIC. FWC and WWC have PLAYED
"a games: SMC has played Ia. ana
CIVIC, 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
I>Dt sTRItI. LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Fat Person rolled s7s for
the best score In the ma te b~s
Of the Industrial league on The
Broadway alleys Monday
night. turning In games Of
1876, Iss and 1870.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
feld
} oi j
ftinq
ONE

/ ball game
It Just such
the hopper
gym when
4 the Log
eased the
hopes Of
Is for the
ence hoop
the ac-
players,
lilly dis
hing
e, since
Rlled on
snd Bud
for fouls.
/ the ref
in terms,
ouls were
F the fans
we're Log
of their
man In
p. s. ."
: them
n Lin
+ Log
ppned
er was
f.-
field led
have the
with 10
point on
47-43.
theirs on
4. Here
ed his
lily Lin
ore, 50
at the
lily.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
SEASONING rAsr

Css,se 10 "a years old and learn
ina fast nls iovisi Fifpa mas hsd
him under bis wing since July
when Ne found ces,ss wrestling
sith q steer snd sisiaa IN. sniaaI
tho worst Of a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-26
Huskies Lose
Eight Straight
Idaho Wins DuiiloJ
Lossrs NsoS Cellm

LAST yfe0r'n nge1ty
sx~s~ a. wssAs.ss.. ~.
asNes ro>tsstr
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ts.s..
uosaow a. m. ia.na va
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-05-30
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CITIES Akron,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
Walter WincLbeu
On Broadway
mr. WincheH Is on VacationD
BY Lee Mortimer
Movie Critic and Broadway Feature Writes


WHEN Walter Wnchel and this reporter slightly
=" younger the most famous gal Broadway Vera.
Veras reputation earned merely because she always
could be counted do the thing at the
time and Vera herself exploited this that sefnonated
"Dumbet Girl Broadway" mention In
gossip column especially Mr. Wnchel without Job
in show.
of the show business for many years.
having been married couple of times and otherwise acting
fortunately Main solitary youngster
compare providing laughs
this of affairs be that all Of New
Yorks Maaprops Hollywood where
what they funnier than what most OF the people
most of the times
THREE girls capital fighting it for top
reporters estimation it's dead heat.
of the Sylvia slight blonde who used TO
dance Broadway and hoos MICS Foentne Gardens
where she is introduced thrice nightly Miss Unconscious"
Sylvia recently remarked that she and the other chorus girls
barred movie house door the night club
They said annoyed the patients the she
Upon remarked that taking
a Monica for the Summer
that" she advised him. Holly
communicating forth daily"
rehearsal show told the orchestra leader
that she wanted the first eight bars Of her music played dm
WEARS ago little gal the Helen New York
from Bridgeport Conn., and went to work chorus line -,
big city.
So during her first town. at party
a cocktail She waved it aside saying
don't drink
Then asked her 20 caviar.
She replied:
"Didnr 1 you drink"
DONNIE a redhesded show girl worked n MTG.
~ Vile unit playing Cincinnati Halloween
Apparently Halloween is celebrated in the Queen City with
guso elsewhere when Bonnie into the
all OF breath and exclaimed
It's New Years Eve"
SO MTG caught and said:
why yes you clock.
cities"
Bonnie pondered for replied
yes that's right, but what became OF Chrmas:"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

Britain has requested United States send 10000
high vtamin of this vegetable
That's terrific boost for the tomato industry In the face of
continue put sliced tomatoes
However eating idiosyncrace are few Perhaps should
develop
may start with putting chicken gravy hotcakes, Or
pouring of coffee plate of vanilla ice cream
HANNAH WILLIAMS DEMPSEY The third Mrs. Jack Demp
IA sey Jack lengthy falling out but have made
kissed again with tears On the stage her return to
which would be Mrs Dempsey known The Cheer
EarfuL"
Madge Evans Once child star. And so popular hat
named after her the best seller headgear for feminine
Riddles. Remember the "Madge Evans hat?
Tom Sharkey Vigorous odme One Of greatest heavy
weights all time book the of all time ring
is: Jim Jeres Jack Johnson Bob Fzsmmons Tom Sharkey
In explaining how he lost to Jim Jees at Cone Island Shake
said
with all me strength behind the blow hit Jenries right
the button. didn't the heart
seHE applause single being great consequence
said Samuel Johnson.
Detroit, Mich. rightly referred The Hub of the
Nations Defense Industry" Which inspires the
How many anti-aircraft protect Detroit""
Babe Ruth says there are not six good balpayer in the
National League wrong about There eight good
bapayers in the National League
1t takes ostrich AZ days TO hatch Now wait minute
mister. before you
"And so hate"
was merely going to point out that the male ostrich takes
his sitting egg It's bad be Of more
assistance during the course of blessed event
w That's the he billed in his film Mr.. Benny
when his huge stan of is in good form and providing him
with bright remarks make, is often quite amusing.
But do think he good comedian Jimmy Duante
Bob Hope. Joe E. Lewis Danny Kaye or Victor Moore.
And several others / could name.
"You nobody named Penelope" writes Pitts
burgher This Penelope 80
a great humor She
from you"
This Penelope Of Pittsburgh the type person who
inspired the brilliant jamie Hayward TO write:
The dear ladies ,chose checks are pink
In spite Of the years of Winters chill
Are like the Autumn leGres, think
A little crumpled bit oUeiy still.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
You Have TO Keep Faith Alive
By Putting Courage Into II
By Elsie Robinson

SOMEWHERE / once read
~ these words which have
stayed with me-
what a strange thing be-
lief IL. One must keep pouring
something into II to keep II
alive. One must put courage
into it. :"
There's deep wisdom in that
il you can think your way
through 10 il. There's real
help, too help which We
need these days as we've never
needed it before.
II don't know what to be-
lieve i'm any more"
How often you've heard
some one saying that recently
some one whose Faith
seemed unShakable hitherto.
How often you've said it your
self
No matter how bad things
were, once. you could always
hold on 10 your faith.
1t was an unconscious part
of you. 1t had been bred into
you. when you were too young
10 understand what life was
all about.
"Honesty"-they told you
els always the best policy -.
virtue will always triumph :.
blessed are the pure In heart
blessed the peacemakers
blessed the meek and the
merciful :"
WORD by word. they gave
w you that Faith, ready
made. And you received it
without question, never doubt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ing that you would see it
proven as you went along.
But now-you wonder. For
every precept upon which
that Faith was built seems
attere in this bloody
struggle. Instead of Virtue
conquering. Viciousness rides
TO triumph.
Instead Of the pure IN
heart" being rewarded, they
are trapped and tortured.
Nor are the meek and
merciful blessed: they are put
in concentration camps-shot
down like beasts.
What, then, can you be-
lieve?
You can believe what YOU
have always believed. But
you'll have 10 60 after il .
work for IL.
That Faith" upon which
YOU based your young belief
in Goodness was not really
Faith, at all. 1t was simply
a childish acceptance of adult
statements.
You did not think about Il
you didn't reason il out.
1t was handed TO you, gratis
and you took II without
argument, as you took food,
shelter and love.
But you can not experience
such Faith today. any more
than you can return to your
baby teeth or the security OF
your mothers arms.
These things have passed
away. You are up against the
world of reality.
You are out on your own.
Being on your own, you must
fight your own fights, pay
your own bills, build your
own beliefs.
And it's infantile to think
that you can have Faith on
any other conditions.
You can no longer believe
in things because the Sunday
school teacher told you so.
You must build your Faith
as earnestly and devotedly as
you'd embark on any other
great and serious adventure.
You must choose to believe
assemble your reasons
for belief then stand behind
them.
"What q great thing belief
IL. One must keep pouring
something into IL to keep Il
alive. One must put courage
into it :"
For every nightmare OF
Ugliness, there are a thousand
demonstrations Of Beauty.
But you'll have TO discover
them for yourself you'll
have to keep pouring your
self" building your own
visions of finer things to
come keeping your belief
a going business.
opynsht ls<L King Features syn1-. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

Hitler became chancellor in
January of 1888. Confused Com
rnunists waged a losing battle
against Storm Troopers and
Reich police. who began
Strong-srm drive 10 complete
Nszi control of Germany. In
February. 1853. Albert Walter.
the Comintern'S maritime chief
sent Jan VaItin 10 Berlin, where
he was 10 report 10 the Karl
Liebkneoht House. central fort
reSS of bolSheVIsm in Europe.
Vaitin arrived 10 find police
trucks lined up az the door.
The Reich was closing the
Communist stronghold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
CHAPTER 50

I jumped into a taxi. AZ
the Halleche Tor paid of
the driver and got out. l
walked along the Wilhelm
strasSe toward the drab
palace where Adolf Hitler and
his aides were now in power.
Number As Neuer DeutScher
Verlag.
OStensibly pub liShin <
house. In reality it was one
of the former branch Offices
of tho Western Secretariat of
The Comintern. The place
was silent and deserted. eX-
cept for a pretty young girl
who had been left behind 10
direct callers at loose ends to
other, safer contact addresses.
The girl munched chocolates.
She gave me an address in
the GeSundbunnen district, in
the northeast of Berlin.
go there" she said, "and
wait"
I waited in the home of a
crippled war veteran and his
wife while the hidden party
control stations checked up
on the authenticity of my
errand. In the evening, a
girl courier arrived.
II am looking for sailor
Comrade from Hamburg" she
said.
The war cripple indicated
me.
please come with me,
cOmrade," she said.
We agreed on what we
should say if we should be ac-
costed by police. When two
suspects. questioned sepa-
ratcly. gave the same innocent
explanation for their being
together, the police usually
lost interest in harasslng
them further.
The girl took me to a
modern apartment block in
the Wilmersdorf suburb
as Comrade Kippenberger
here?" asked her.
NO" she replied. "You
will meet another comrade,
one whom you know we'll"
She pressed a bell. Three
short rings, and one long
From inside a man squinted
through the spy-hole. He
opened the door and let us
pass.
lis our friend in >" the girl
asked.
The man nodded.
l passed a room in which a
group of well-dressed young
men and women of various
ages lounged idly. l took
them for either bodyguards or
couriers. Farther on, in a
large room which had been
equipped as an office, met
Ernst Wollweber
He stood in the middle of
the room, barely over 5 feet
tall, a chunky. Saturnine
figure in WORKOUT blue. A
cigaret dangled from his lips
His thick face remained i'm
mobile. but his little black
eyes glinted through narrow
Sits. digging, Searching, alert
With him was a tall. elegant
girl, working over what
seemed to be a draft of a new
code. / knew her. She was
Cilly. who had worked with
me in England. She glanced
at me. not giving a sign of
recognition.
Wollweber spoke through
cigaret smoke, his voice barely
audible:
"How many comrades have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08


II the air raid signal came after midnight"
Fearing an air raid az a beach resort
my idea would be 20 sleep in a bathing
suit.
However. this does not seem an
appropriate costume to wear to an air raid
party.
I suppose 7 will have 10 wear pajamas
and scared look.
4 RE YOU familiar with the tale Of the
"A industrious Negro who took over a
vacant lot packed with weeds, tin cans,
rubbish etc, and after many months OF
hard work made garden spot of il?
The preacher looking over the place
was much impressed
DE Lawd and YOU has done a wonder
full job here, Rufus" he said
Yes, sab" said Rufus. but yo' should
have seen this here place when DE Lawd
WAS fakin' care of il hissPlf"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
DANGEROUS DOCUMENTS

Heaven knew what those
suitcaSes contained! Patrol
ing the corridors Of the
coaches were several Stocky
individuals in Uniting
clothes. In passing they peered
into the compartments. At
stations they jumped at once
TO the platform from where
all doors of the train could be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08
On the Side
By E. V. During


Which not and toLoucd;
Yst are krop that srtat
Some fecp'B Hc7rs og'
Comes ul'5 grace again.
Beaumont and Fletcher
CAS- to what feminine styles popular 20 are popular
again today cannot say exception Of the large hat
believe the musical Merry Widow popularized the
large hat in the yeseear Anyway. remember seeing sign
theai,r wears aro which VIII Please Remove
Their Large Hats or Sit on the Floor "-EVDJ
HAVE been invited raid party at the Beach Club
H near our Summer quarters.
70 ATTIRE he invitation. would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-08

ERE Is pleasant little that will give you message
day 1t numerical puzzle designed spell
your fortune Count the letters your first
or letters or subtract the number is less than
add The result is key number upper
hand of the ectangle check
numbers left right message letters under
the checked figures give ga
cOpyrsb King re.v .s