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HoWto See National Capitol on Nothing a
 Day, Thai |s - Almost

end here without putting out an- other penny and see more than you can in any other city in the United States.
 To begin with, if you arrive at Union Station with no advance information as to where to stay, call the Washington Board of Trade. It has hotel and room information service. ranging from single rooms in private homes to splendiferous hotel suites If you drive into the capital in car and want to check with the Automo- bile Association of America (the AAA), you probably will get the same information.
 With that done and three days to spare and every hour to fill (without cost), you look up your Congressman or Senator. Why? Because he can see to it that you get passes to the House and Sem ate galleries in the Capitol-and special passes to the White House (10:30 am. to 12 noon). If you don't know any Congressman. you still can see the White House House (10 am. until 2 p.m.) but
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WASHINGTON = There is only one reason why Secretary Frances Perkins continues in the Cabinet as head of the Department of Labor That reason is Franklin Delano Roosevelt
 Though it's an inner circle secret, Miss Perkins resignation has been on his desk for more than a month. Why he hasn't done anything about it in the face of widespread de- mands for a stronger Labor Secre- tary, including some from his closest advisers, is known only to him.
 Intimates attribute it to the Presi- dents inability to give the gate to old friends, no matter how much they embarrass him.
 For long time Miss Perkins seemed unaware of her unpopular ity. But in recent months it ap- parently dawned on her. To give the President freedom of action to replace her Ca degree of sincerity in marked contrast to certain of her former colleagues), she rendered her resignation.
 His failure to name successor cannot be attributed to lack of material. Three top-notch New Dealers of proven ability are avail Solicitor General Francis Bid- dle, who was chairman of the orig inal National Labor Board; William H. Davis, vice-chairman of the Ma tional Defense Mediation Board, who has had extensive experience in the labor fields; and Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia of New York.
 Meanwhile, the Presid n tshas handling of defense labor disputes She is under strict orders to certify immediately to the Mediation Board all cases recommended by OPM chiefs. Purpose of this is to end her Cancellation Services domination of her decisions on whether to certify a controversy or not.
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T50UDER05 I5pREMIER
 OF GREECE
Heads New Cabinet z De lIares Greeks Will
 Flight to End''

ATHENS, April 21. - Emmanuel Tsouderos today became Premier of Greece, succeeding Alexandros Nor izis who committed suicide at his home last Friday night.
 Tsouderos has also been named Minister of Foreign Affairs, Min isted of Finance and Provisional Minister of Economy in the Cabinet formed by Admiral Alexander Sak- ellariou, as Premier.
 The new Premier declared the Greeks will flight to the end" and fight until the Balkans are cleared of those who led the infamous cam paign against us."
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PREMIER OF GREECE TOOK
 LIFE, BULLET
Official Announcement Is Made Regarding Sud-
 den Death, Morizis

ATHENS, April 2l.-Premier Nor izis, whose sudden death was an- nounced last Friday night, com- mitted suicide by shooting himself at his home This has been ofticia1y announced by the Greek Govern ment
 Morizis was only 55 and had been leader of the fighting Nation for only 30 days.
 Funeral services were held late last Saturday afternoon.
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16 German Planes Are
 Shof Down
British Report Air Battle Over Athens : Large
 Formation Fought
tBy ASSOCIATED PREss)

The British Headquarters in Ath- ems reports 16 German planes were shot down Sunday, IA of them over Athens, in single battle.
 The statement says the planes were in very large formation and consisted of dive bombers, fighters and other classes"
 Several other raiders were crip- pied, the British statement asserts.
 The London radio broadcast says seven British planes have been lost in warfare over Greece.
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(AA IN5pE(T0R HERE
 ON WAY TO SEATTLE

I. K. McWilliams, senior aero nautical inspector of the CAA, and stationed at Anchorage, arrived in Juneau on the southbound Alaska last night.
 The inspector and his wife. are stopoyer passengers in Juneau and will continue to Seattle in a few days. st
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Mi. MtkinIey
 RunsAground
 In N arrows
Is Escorted 10 Juneau by Coast Guard HemIock-
 Diver from Sitka

After lying careened aground on a mud bank at the southern end of Wrangell Narrows for almost II hours, from Saturday night to Sunday morning, the Alaska Steam ship Company vessel, Mount Mo- Kialey, arrived at Juneau this morning, 24 hours late on her schedule. She was escorted here by the Coast Guard lighthouse tender Hemlock.
 With 190 passengers aboard, the northbound vessel, according to stories of passengers, struck bar at turn in the Narrows at ap- proximately 1J:3O o'clock Saturday evening.
 Then it seemed that we were off our course and the ship seemed to stagger into the left bank of the Narrows. The tide was very low" said one passenger, and the ship ran aground for half her length, touching the shore hard and fast from the bow to the middle of the ship. The deck slanted so much that it was hard to walk on it.
 No Shock
 Other passengers said that there was no shock when the ship struck, explaining that when the Mckinley first hit the bar at the turn the speed of the vessel was consider ably lowered.
 Capt. Arthur Ryning immedi- ately sent out radio messages tell ing of the position of the Mount Mckinley and Ketchikan head- quarters of the Coast Guard sent out the cutters Nemaha and Hem- lock from Ketchikan and radioed
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GERMANY ' PLANNING
 NEW MOVE
Demands Free Passage of Troops Through Spain 10
 Attack Gibraltar

vICHY, April 21.--It is reported here that German terms, brought from Paris by Otto Abetz. German there and to be given to Spain for operations against Gi- braltar. close to the western end of the Mediterranean and the strong British fortress.
 It is indicated movement might start south within few weeks at the most. possibly within a few days.
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Transports Of British
 5enf Down

BERLIN, April 21.-Five British transports. totalling 23,00O tons, sail- ing from the Isle of Crete, are re- ported to have been sunk by strong German air force.
 It is said this statement is made by authorized NaI sources.
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Agreement Reported Fol- lowing Seven-H
 Talk dt Hyde Park PRESIDENT, PREMIER
 TO BOLSTER DEFENSE
Plan Calls for Interchange of ArtieIes-T Speed
 Up Produtfion

HYDE PARK, N Y.. April 21.-- Speedy mobilization of North Am ericas resources, calling for an in- terchange of defense articles by the United States and Canada, has been agreed upon by President Roosevelt and Canadian Premier w. Mackenzie King.
 The plan is designed for the dual purpose of hastening aid to Great Britain and other democra- cies and defense fsthis hemisphere.
 The agreement was announced in a joint statement last night after
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cROssON COMING

Joe Crosson, General Manager of the Pacific Alaska Airways. is pas senger on the northbound Douglas, due to arrive here from Seattle this afternoon.
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POET-POLITICIAN

Librarian of Congress Archibald MacLeish is one of the great poets of the country. but he also is no slouch as a politician.
 The House committee investigat- ing migrant labor has been particu- larly interested in the problem of overcrowding in defense industry
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10 End,
 Requesisking

(By ASSOCIATED PRESS)
 King George, in a broadcast, this afternoon, called on his Greek fore es to fight ito the very end
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
I'm Ohe Basket
With FIIiess nssesls

Dr Archie Howe slipped his
fishing toys and equipment IN
his automobile some DAYS ago
and pointed the nose o. N. ma
chine toward Aontanss broad
expanses
Al st Regis he TUNED his car
east over the Little Joe noun
tsins 10 the Ives ranger station
IN Idaho. pitched camp. put up
his fishing outfit and started fly
casting Up the St Joe river.
Fer several DAYS he enjoyed
the finest fly fishing he ever
has known.
Cutthreats and rslnhaas. het-
ter In sire than last year. came
10 basket.
They responded 10 the beck
oning Of mosquito. gray haekle
with peacock body and queen Of
the water.
Each a very good flv INDEED.
And that. sir. = what your
old neighbor calls an outing
trip.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Silverion Keeps on Winning

.eored On NAnninx's error.
The lead hid until the NTH
shen s1Yerton shsmDed
across ! rms on eight hits
and an error. Hatch. Farmer.
and Etefno we're beltsd from
the mound
sIlyerton collected rive more
runs IN The sixth of Buffalo.
Walker homsrsd with ore On IN
the Bend share q the seventh. ut
Il Sss futile gesture
Three homsrs Sers rlnE up in
N. Vslsetz-Rarins game. Fined
hoff ana ssyies touring the bags
m the fourth for Mann. ana stst-
ter getting = four-bs eyer of Val
seLL u the second.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
COTTY CAMPBELL WINS WASHINGTON GOLF CROWN

At ~ - Frxs - 81 80 tr.r
- Ist< 20 tn< tsnd wlrrfnr tnr~~
- the Isst four hol<s. uargvum
rAe=ed e4t 80 m.ten - fhe 1Afn
Efe~r / 80
uhek.s vert = keEes - 1ef<sf
fseH flfruf. West FIffx<ar. -.
ae Nln<s 80 fhtnxs al 30
eva vsy d<frstlrs tI<rcfs efaTf
aespsd<n : snf & <fs.< neIzu
al ever st a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

ALBANY. Ore. - s.vsrton sas
still indicated IN Oregon semi
pro baseball title competition. WITH
Bend the latest victim, 49,
The vslsetz Loggers stayed N
the running in lsst nights play
BY nosinz 70 = 40 win over Ma
rine Electric Of Portland.
Bend Will play Vsisttz tonight
for = spot IN the finals against
the rsmpaging Loggsrs. The two
remaining games nil be in Silver
ton
In the Bend-sllyerton EzD..
Bend took a 10 leAd In the
second when Buffalo walked.
and moved TO third On plays
On Gordon and NoIk and
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In her anxiety IN get started,
she left her tackle bos and rods
In her South Tacoma store.
She fished with borrowed
tackle and lost rs per cent Of
the sport she anticipated
What chump trick. scolded
Mickey At Mickey Why. !
never heard Of you treating you
like that What's com. over
you? Such forgetfulness Tsk,
tss.
This week just the other
day she received q call
from Margaret Adams
The big ones are on the
run here again. Better come
down before they get too far
up stream. And don't forget
your outfit
Mickey told her hubby Frank.
where shs vas headed
Get your stuff ready Lesv.
u night here by the door. Re
member What happened Isst
year"
Mickey bhshed in shame and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
Nelson-Hogan
In Golf War
puls Meet In First
Notch Play Contes,

CHERRY HILLS. DENVER
Hen Hoxsn ~ss enc un IN Cham
pien Byron Melissa Of the end ~
~ hele. ef Friday mornings
reund ~ the rea. Gese Sara
sen wss i've mp - Denny shuie.
iIoyd Nsngrum sss enc Mp -
Sammy sse.d whea th>y wat
% lunch.
CHERRY HILLS CIUR. pen-
ver-Bo<om pals since they pack
- golf bags on the same course
hack in Texas Defending Cham
pion Byron Nelson and little Ben
Hogan turned against each ether
in match play for tia FIRST time
today n the first se-hols quarter
final match 81 the Professional
Golfers association tournament
They made their rr.i golf
trip together ain year. ago
200 miles IN BATTERED
Jalop,-and wen $50 between
them. The entire amount
went for . speeding fine .eue-
where In Georgia and they
both agree u was . bum rap.
NEEDS WIN
Hogan. successor 10 Nelson. vas
winner n IN. vsrdon trophy for
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

~. up the Caribou trail sai Of
<uuas.
Other lakes are OssnOssn.
Beaver. Kalsmalka. Dee Lake
cabin. about 20 axes in district.
nahls lake. IS miles long and
good fy water. Silver Lax.
Pillar axe. good spo' that has
been overlooked by many Boz
dean and Arthur axes
There are many others Tns
Dee laksa. ike knouff aFs siv-
ing W real nsh.
Also ana keep tbls IN
mind. ar Canadian MYERS
are ripening for ~ flshlns
Good rsports R.ssr fisbinE fsF
superior % axe fishing az You
know mean IN sport
Pie. ROYAL Buck, -
course >. Mickey Fina
>edEs . Mag 81 ths Waters
-. Red Teal for knSuff-
However. you might hnd i
sensible - PICK Up fsN Ties
up there also TIE natives yiu
tell you.
Ia take leaders from 2 " 70
pound test.
Begin with yoir smaller
leaders n you want sport.
Tsks - your heavier leaders
u you want meat along With
sport
Hope you and ne little mate
have a barrel - fun snd good
l4ck
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

Tafw~<a - - - <~s~.
f.mo.. rssr-~<s.. sss~=s~s
sa~sa - 10 ssss ksls k<fsr<
<.rsesT 80 ". ! -. $500
-. t~st.s ..sEl ih- si-t hes~
NsnKrunn waie = slnilsf eUns~=
hsek- risvlnx Mars Frx. 49,
knneksa cus 4 q orsH Cnsnapien
Craig weed - ~ eefar-. Ma.
kFsssa w.s to- te4a Il nin< hnie.
&c Fry sent rut n n. two se~n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

true - farsn eIth <eisnr defeat
"a "a Ralph Gaisshi . 49, a
Hogan asfeatIax Hartea saith.
rtnean~rt y Z. snd /. saut<
asfestlng Ilecsara OF naxe~st-r.
Cclc. ; sna n snd ssrssxn crush
Eng Bruce ccit.rt. Ae-seea. y J.
and
II. ls~eT erssksf 80 81
fs< fFe~eFks ~ sfafs<f
rskst 81 ts< tep ~s~r~ slks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12

Springs - = - Ieeeatsr
Nd Iicva Nanrrunl. xsrieszsiy
reported a. tsIzE fronn chicago
- Monterey Park. Cal
! nc Chess rs1zl =. = -
1lnmv Hines. Great Neck. y. Y.
10 mere pal. fren wss hsrk
ehrn.
TRIT To FORM
rppsf bracket watches n ths
flrst zs-hols raund Yesterday ran
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Why. Mickey.

Mickey Sherman. tho Eol-
durndest little fishing woman in
these parts. went far down the
Queets to within two miles Of
the mouth.
That was last year.
She jumped out Of her auto.
greeted Margaret Adams. the
resort owner, he said:
Now for some Of those blg
sea-run cutthroats. Margaret"
Eagerly she opened the back
Of her auto for her outfit
and found Ia her horror she had
forgotten the whole shebsng.
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aid Deaf worry. rhatn never
happen again
Ard away she few behind the
Wheel - her auto. Once uors
headed for Margaret Adams
place and TIRE nir trout
she greeted Margaret Adam.
happily She Vas eager ard
thrilled and kce ray 10 get
gcing
She opened the hack ~ her
car and
She had forgotten her equip
ment again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-12
SOFT ALL

Pushed around all season in the
Commercisl-Indus league cell
lar Pulpmen came TO life Thurs
day evening at Harmon playfield.
All-Rails had won the first half
Commercial league crown with an
unblemished record but that did
not faze the Pulpers. They even
picked on Tscomas No. pitcher.
II. T. McLain.
When the smoke ~ the torrid
battle had cleared Pulpmen were
victorious. to 2. TO open the
second half OF play.
II wa. just a case NJ smart,
heads-up ball nv Pulpmen.
Sands turned In his best
mound effort Of the season in
keeping SIX hits well scat
tered. while the Pulpers were
busy touching McLain's left
handed throws for eight
blows.
Doormen also surprised in up
setting Scotties. 7 to 4. in the
other Commercial second half
opener Monday. Doormen and
Pulpmen meet with the winner
taking long step in its quest for
the title.
COMPANY b WINS
Co. B. 5sth ONO successfully
opened the second half Industrial
league race by swapping Music
ians, IA 10 6. Al Mckinley No.
diamond
Transfers kept gam. ahead
of Bottlers in the battle for third
place in the final City league
standings by dropping Ducks. 10
10 6. with late game rally while
23eth ONO forfeited TO Bottlers.
Neneermen will get their
challenge Gas Mems City
league championship claims
when the clubs meet Friday
evening ~ Mckinley No. Z
dis n,ord. All Indications
point 10 the hes, rsme NJ the
seasan In Tacoma.
Eo'tlers pill take their annual
trip this weekend when they meet
Psscols 1910 Washington State
Softball assoeis ton champions.
at Pssco. in double-header Sat
urdsy night then play two games
Sunday afternoon ~ Yakima.
Results Thursday.
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Trip Coming LIP

incidentally. there's trip on
our calendar which soon will be
made.
Object rainbow trout from
10 TO IL and Is inches
Limit promised each dsy
within one hour. three at the
most.
You stand on = rock nv any
one Of many big holes" said the
enthusiastic pioneer. You cast
hing, q trout. That's
all there IL 10 H."
A grin greeted his words.
Those old familiar words
Scowling at our distrust of
his verscity. he hauled an enve-
lope out Of his pocket.
Here var. Mr.. Doubter'
There before me was photo
OF the fish.
Mickey took them. I had her
take them just to convince you.
Knew you would give me the
old hee-haw."
Knowing Mickey for what sh,
is, grand. charming young
woman. believed the guy who
has pioneered the way
So, soon. 1 hope. the trip will
materiallze.
When ~ does you1l hear
about II with all directions.
But not until | convince my
self will I tell you where 1t is.
Want to know exactly the sit
uation before tempting some of
you who might go
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Here you see som Sneod.
one OF the truly greet golfers
OF the world Som. who hos
been ollIne OF lote. remoins in
The formidable PEA champion
ship tourney OF Denver.
consistent low scoring. needed
tn. match 10 STAY in tho running
for his first major championship
Their duel drov. deep into the
background three either matches
that might hsadln. any other
tournament Here pss tho rest ~
the lineup today.
I. Denns shu's ~ Chirsg.
~. Gone ssrs,en. Tsst Chez
tsr. y. v. Between them thss
have Won nv. ~ the -
y. g.. A. championships, shut.
In 1885 and 1887 and ssrassn.
the little round man In In
sSttsbls knieksr.. In 1921.
1923 and 1898. sarzzen hs.
NON more y. q. A. matches
than any man In hlstors-+7.
against 10 defeats.
z Hsdslist sam Enssd - Hot
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Margaret Suffer

80 #tANA ~ Wy
ment again
Margaret Suffer
Speaking ~ women angler.
veil there's Margaret
Suiter
Not only a crack angler. but
q star in the hunting field, with
her scsttergun and ROYAL Mas
ter. pointer. ranging out there
In reckoning fields
Anyway. this IL q fishing col
umn and this 10 where Margaret
Suffer belongs
Have seen the little Southern
gal wade hip deep in rushing
water and ford upstream step
for step with so-ealled superior
sexers.
Have seen her climb high.
rough knobs over deep holes
knobs Of rock and laced with
thick shrubbery. large timher..
Have seen her travel mile
after mile and never complain.
never ask for quarter from
any man on the stream just be-
cause she happened to be /. vo-
man.
And have seen her catch FISH
-. with skill.
Yep. when women anglers and
outdoor enthusiasts are dis
eussed. keep place for Mar
garet Suffer. = transplanted lit
tie woman Of the old South.
Whoa, thar and you
should see her handle those
champion pointers she and hub
by own.
You should -. her train and
command them
Why. that ROYAL Master il
almost human. He
Wen tell you about him and
the other Suffer pointers when
hunting season comes around.
This is fishing season and a
shoemaker must stick to his last
Fly Movies
John Alden knight !. creator
81 the solunar system covering
fish appetite.
Nv his table. In pamphlet
form, he tells sou the best
hours for fishing
Chan IIngerman and your re-
porter have tried " out and
found II sstonishingiy accurate.
John Alden. however. 10
fisherman At heart, q skilled nv
caster, a grand Joe.
Well. sir saw John Alden
In a colored movie at the Music
Box, throwing flies and catch
ing nice trout.
He and others nshed q hes,-
emily spot In Maryland's charm
ing hills.
You sec tho nv cast the
trout strike. It's an interesting
picture.
Perfect Rule
Thank. e W Ball for
that fishermens rule.
So marked over It's .evsn-inch
length that 1t reads n inches
Meaning that when an angler
gets seven-inoh trout h. ss.
sRgerstes finally until m. FISH
has grown IN ~ inches
Had just broken N. h'tl,
~omsn's pct plate
Things urrs fairly no, around
my neck
Thsn showed hsr N. r,Il. you
sent and the doghous. vas
no more.
That's what humor does 10 an
injured mind
Information. Sir
Dear Met Ny wife and are
planning a trip 10 British Co
lumbia and have only two weeks
10 70 on. Gould you ADVISE us
of good fly fishing waters that
We may Try our luck Also
what flies 70 take and what test
leader Thanks 3. c.
Dear y. &; Well. friend, IN
tell you. Canadian trout waters
provide trout such az you never
can expect down this way. There
are any number of lakes.
seads Of them In that vast
country and one Of the bssi.
according to recent reports. 10
hnouff Lake. - miles cut Of
hamloops town.
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Trims Korns
BY 4-3 Score
Veteran Seottleite
Never Wos in Woe

NALI-A NALI.A. Wash. - Al
tert tScottyl Campbell. Seattle
former Walker Cup star. won his
third straight Washington State
Amateur goR championship yes
terday. downing le-yesr-old Bill
horns. salt Lake City. 4 and J.
Campbell never was m trouble
y. was up at the end Of the frat
nine, ? up At the end Of Is holes.
End 3 up again at the 27th.
In plsyoff for the low net
trophy. Or. Alex Campbell. Seat
tie. defeated Bill Knapp and Scot
" Palmer. both Of Wslla wslla.
In two-bal mixed foursomes. Mrs.
Fred Fox. Halla Walla. and Ralph
Whsley. Seattle. beat Mrs. Leonard
Shaw. Wslls Walls. and Norman
o'Shea. Port Townsend
The cards.
Morning Round
out.
Campbell .s44 s4a sss-as
Par .. l.. s44 s44 45S-at
Korns " S4e 244 44A-37
Campbell } up
In
Campbell a44 ass 4as-3 s-s3-7i
Par 544 s44 43S-3s-3e-72
Korns go. 644 344 34S-37-37-74
Campbell up
Afternoon Round
Out:
Campbell 40 7ss "a
Korns . asa 344 43S-3e
Campbell up
In
Campbell :. 544 34<
korn $500. 545 344
Campbell wins, and ~
Flight winners
FIRST Flight-C. W McCune. Walls
Wana. defeated George Burtoft, Salt
Lake City. 2 and /
Second Ffight-Wally Evans. Walla
wall. defeated Harold Began. Port
Townsend. ninteenth hole
Third Flight-Bill Steedman, SEAT
tie. defeated A. H. zenter. Wslla
WAlla 2 and 2
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Cornell. Gessford and FrisI
PARK softbsu league games Friday
. rs .. n
CITY IFAGIF
Fensermen -. Gssmen. AcKlnlsy
No 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Travellers - Elks Jefferson No ]
Eagles vs. y. I. a Harmon. Timber
men - Knights OF Columbus. JET
ferson No !
AMERICAN IFAGIE
ColleEisus ". WoocmSn Of World
Portland No. !: Petroisums "a Main
streetert. Portland No q HsrdEAres
v Confectioners. AcKinlsy No ]
The game between Botrlers and
North PuTsllup. PLAYED last Tues
dsT viii stand as tts ssue 70 :
instead Of win for Bottlers at 70
: a. reported
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weeks before Christmas, but on short notice, a yacht took them to Miami that the Duchess might have an impacted molar removed.
 By September events at home were building rapidly to total defense Thousands of American women Hooked to Red Cross cen ters to sew and roll bandages for refugees. By winter they numbered a half million.
 On October l6 millions Of Amcri- can mothers saw their sons trot out to register for our first peace time draft.
 For the ladies the year pro- duced an ominous book by Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Wave of the Future" She wrote, the forces of the future are Nazism, Fascism, Communism. Our task is peaceful reform at home"