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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
BOWLING

Jack Lohre and Primo Artoe
each registered eo4 h tie for the
top score In the matches o. the
Crostown Bowling league Tues
day night.
The Crosstowners rolled on the
X Street Recreation and Play Nor
alleys and many high scores were
written into the records.
John Fijalka finished his series
with a 247 game. high single Of
the evening and score that
missed the league record Of 24s.
held by Glenn Collins. by only
one pin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

northern golfers win be At no dis
advantage In the tree-topped test
along the Trinity river. there IL
pronounced difference In hitting
ball from heavy lies on thick
mapped northern fairways and
thin-rooted Bermuda grass.
As Demarct explains. players
raised in the COW country develop
the habit Of punching through
thin-rooted grass. Going north.
they found they came up empty"
II they hit a bat behind the ball.
The sponge-rnbber turf texture
smothered the clubhead n they
contacted the turf a shade too
early or II they dug too deep after
contact.
The proper technique on fluffy
northern fairways Ia To clip the
ball cleanly and then take a rather
shallow divot. A golfer has h
delay the unlocking action n the
wrists and keep the body back OF
the ball
NELSON KNOWS IRONS
AND COLONIAL COURSE
On dry. thin-skinned Texas fair
ways, players dredge deep with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

which y verified ~ MI nse-
nstt. . eorkinE angler wss
brought IN twe asndies this
wess. the i.rK~es az pounds.
Herring took thsm. Many h<r-
rins. ~ the wsy. ln tAs h~y.
Ths flsh have h~sn biting.
vandes @ys. from Hsinls Mel
lsrman's hoathosis< far ap ths
passage Yep. thst's EIsinis. ths
aid-sims city league h~ii player.
Ai-o hitting In Males passage
are eutthrost trout II ths sra
run variety. Ths vsiiaw leaf
spinner outfit has prodDced
some bag once. ranging from
Ia inches 70 more thaH %
inches.
when you lie into . BIG sea-
run eutthrcat you are certain
10 have = battle on your hands.
The water. svsF 81 ne ess-
srets pier 81 fhe esd sis< u
Fsx Island thi. wesk we're beiI-
Ing with sslssen. reports say.
u h believed . hiE raa VS.
drsvea Into that district ~ .
school - sisekflsh. although
ihiz u ss~sely > b<iief.
Blsehfi.h acre seen N . n>~r-
hs district not log before.
Johnson Resigns
Don johnson resigned a. stale
fisheries department enforce
ment chief 10 take over an sxec-
utivs post with ths King county
planning commission.
The years johnson served IN
The food fish department vsrs
years - hard and sffieient
service.
Johnson. for pears IN ardent
worker IN behalf % game fish
and life advancement, . man
who toilsd kong ana krduousiy
for state sams control. knew
the sports fishing snsisrr m
tsrests 80 well q. tina fcoa fzzsi
interests.
The man oooperalsd Sith lhs
press 81 every turn all for
the good ~ All eonesFned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Stamper Sold

YAKIMA - Johnny Stamper,
Yakima second baseman. has been
sold to the Los Angeles club Of
the Pacific Coast league. Manager
Goldie Holt Of the Yakima west
ern international league club an
nouneed today.
Holt said the deal was for
straight cash but did not divulge
the amount stamper will join the
Angels at Oakland on Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Accuracy and
Irons Should
Decide Title

FORT WORTH 1t il the
Texans against the re
mainder of the field Of liz
in the National Open over the
Colonial club course here
June 81.
And the Lone Star state marches
on the throne room with . for
midable array led BY Byron Mel
son. current T. G. A. champion
who came down IN front IN the
big one IN 1882.
In the Texs. brigade are
little Hen Hogaa. the leading
money winner. Jimmy d.
maret. who elimaxed . ~
narkable winning streak by
bagging the Augusta Masters
Of last year; Ralph Guidahl.
two-time victor In the Open:
Harry Cooper. the styii.t, and
the brothers, Lloyd and Ray
Mangrum.
While Lawson Little. the de-
Tending utleholder. contends that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
5000 Fans
View Body
OF Gehrio

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balls ianmortals
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iossr haif.
Hia friends moved n and EFT
IN q slos stream. Offering thsir
condolences 70 hia NistoS
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Wear Dies

PHILADELPHIA - Joseph
Walker Wear. 81. prominent tennis
figure. died today n a strepto-
eoccus infection Of the blood. He
had been I'll a month.
Seven times doubles champion
of the United states. Wear was
co-donor Of the Davis cup,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

irons a. though hammering peg
into the turf. An accomplished
iron player used To the going can
make the ball do tricks
II IL for this reason that Lord
Byron Nelson. finest Of iron play
ers. is favored In this years Open
by not few His blade really viii
r1cochet through the Colonial turf.
Accuracy and irons are expected
10 account for The championship.
Colonial IL . tee shot course
Demaret viii BE- tough not far
from home. He first squsled the
Ridgewood. y. J.. Country clubs
par Of II and then beat II By tao
strokes with a 60 to win the med
alist position In The metropolitan
ares qualifisr.
Denaret names Nelson and
Henry Picard. another I'm
isbed iron player, a. the shot
makers most likely % suoceed.
Buying Y. :. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
IT'S TEXANS AGAINST FIELD IN u S. OPEN PLAY
Looking Over The Majors

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and many anglers who have
taken them complain.
Mike Barovie said.
III spoiled my trip. | ~-
turned females To the water.
kept the bucks and stiil got my
limit But many othsr anglers.
caring nothing shout the con-
dition ~ the females. Kept
them
Game chiefs explain that N
the lake were not opened until
after spawning ended, !, would
he closed In July BY state fire
authorities
Well. perhaps n would -
more sensible then % close tss
lake for spawn. The treut later
10 BE- released IN other waters
not controlled By fire hazard.
last year. where several hun
dred anglers battled their way
into walupt lake on the opening.
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season.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Here Are Figures
On Fort WORMS
Colonial Course

FORT WORTH Par for the
Colonial club course, scene OF
the National Open. June ST,
runs like this.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Totals .........4i Q IL a 10


Summary - winning pitcher. OPP
pelt losing pitcher. Olsen: balk. Oh
sen; innings pitched. Putnam ~
Olsen 51s. lizard /. Felt =. oppelt 6.
at bat, off Putnam 10. Olsen %. IL
gard 4. Felt az, Oppelt 10. hits. off
Putnam g. Olsen r. lizard 1, Felt 10.
Oppeit 2: runs scored, off Putnsm s.
Olsen 8. lizard !. Felt T. Oppelt 2.
runs responsible for. Putnam S, OIL
sen 3. lizard ]. Felt 8. Oppelt /:
struck out. by Putnam I. Olsen /.
lizard 2, Felt 2. Oppelt 8. bases on
balls. off Putnam !, lizard /. Felt ]:
hit by pitcher, Thorleifson by Olsen:
wild pitch, Oppelt. left on bases.
Everett o, Tacoma 9. home run. Sala-
tino; three base hits, Joverich. Lewis.
Milroy: two-base hits. Barberis,
Bishop, Salatino, Tollefson. Minnitti,
runs batted IN. Balzer. Brooks q,
Loverich 2, Nebenfuhr. Olsen. Lewis.
Milroy q. Salatino 8, Minnitti 8, Felt:
sacrifice. Tollefson: stolen bases. Bal
yer. Willis. Salatino, Bishop: time,
2 .o3; umpire. Bill Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

TROUT from the grand little
L Deschutee. the Chehalis river
above Re I'll. Mineral creek.
Green river and the riltcn river
provide a flavor that cannot be
surpassed in fish flesh.
There 10 sweetness about
them that IL moi ordinarily
found in most rivers and all
lakes Of this region. That. of
course. 10 . personal view Of
things.
Free Licenses
A movement IL under way 10
seek free fishing licenses for the
enlisted men Of Fort Lewis
area. which probably viii grow
into a blanket request for free
privileges for all enlisted men
Of military service in the state.
The state game commission
will be asked 10 act on the
matter. have been informed.
II II pointed out that other
western states have 80 favored
enlisted men Of the military
ranks.
whether the wAshingten state
game commission has that aa-
fhority, is a question. The state
code h emphatic that licenses
must h. purchased by all per-
sons ~ years or over.
That means. IL seems safe 10
say. that only an act ~ the state
legislature could make possible
this generous gesture toward
the service men.
There are some 10000 enlisted
men In the Fort Lewis area
alone.
I am afraid there viii be
strong opposition TO this move
ment. particularly because
civilians long have been pro-
hibited from fishing IN waters
within the vast Fort Lewis
reservation.
The state combined hunting
and fishing license IL only -
year Pierce county
license but $50.
The game departments only
revenue comes from sale Of
licenses.
McAllister Giant
A 22-ineh eutthroat trout
drew wide attention yesterday
in the display ease st sher-
mans Tackle store, South Ia
coma.
The flsh. plump and broad,
weighed 49, pounds round.
II fell to the hook a Henry
Bull. the prize fish Of several
taken by Buhl and his son-in-
Law. J. W. Feek.
Peek reported the fla caught
In the ioNer Desehutes.
But he wac only kidding the
folks.
The catch vas made IN Me-
Aliisfsr creek which runs DON n
the Thursten county aide Of
Nisquaiiy flats.
The lure that produced tns
catch was . Colorado spinner.
No. .. with worms.
heAilAgter creek. spring water
clear. Al times produces sens
exceptionally fine sea-rIn cut
throat like Buhl and Peek
brought In.
II - beat fishing there when
q breeze dsturbs tire mirro-iiks
surface.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Salmon Biting

Frank Hsrtine Point brat
house chief. reports
salmon fishinF excellent eiR
KING biting on morning ineom-
ing tides Some a. pounds ard
over Herring Plugs ana strip
ping bringing results.
Large catches maze Saturday
and Sunday ~ Les toails,
Barney Barnhart. Lyman STEM
berg. Ate olsNsnE. Lea sslson
and others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

Buying u. =. Defenss Bonds
helps your government
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05
Hey, Doctor

Hey, Doctor
Hey. Dee Mace. How about
. casting pool for the Tacoma
Casting elub membersf foa
park commissioners snreiy
can accommodate that swell
buneh. Thanka . million, ed
tfmer.
Spawning Trout
Trout taken from NsluPt
lake. Lewis county are spa sqn-
ing
Females are r1ps with spaSh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-05

Fishing Heaven
A card from Ina Fdris from
Acapulco. Mexico. midway
down the West coast. insists
IF you like 10 nsh. come here.
Parsdiss Of the world for nah-
ing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
azis Putting Pressure France Spain to Join With Axis
Your Rinsside Seat
At World War II

the rising tide of American aircraft quietly rushed
to Britain already confronting Hitler with the greatest
menace he has ever faced
How the women of Britain bearing the burdens of
war like amazons-
What has become of Britans so-caled Civeden of
appeasers-
What lessons the United States learn from Brtans
bitter experiences in its present ordeal
Those and many other upto-theminute phases of the
British effort will be revealed in dramatic
firshand authoritative articles by j. Reagan McCrary
International News Service special correspondent be pub
ished in The Detroit Times starting Thursday
Mr. McCrary has just returned to New York after 70
days spent in the exhaustive and objective survey
Britan's effort He flew to England American
bomber plane He spent days at time with the Raj
vertabe barrages of questions such
as Lord Beaverbrook minister of aircraft production
munitions factories interviewed commanders navy and
To the readers of The Detroit Times he brings home
vivid personalzed picture of Brtains chances winning
the war-against admitted Odds to start this
illuminating series in Thursdays Detroit Times will give
you rngsde seat at the farfung fronts of H.
To arrange to have The Detroit Times delivered to your
home by carrier, call Cherry $780,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
linginAirAtta(k
Safe, Aide Slain
r..er.atisnal New, serv,e. Gable

NICHY, France. April a.
Peter II. boy king CT Nazi-con-
luered Yugoslavia, narrowly es-
:aped death when a plane. bearing
nifn and his cabinet into exile, was
STACKED by German fighters over
the eastern Mediterranean. One
Yugoslav minister was killed. ac-
cording to reports reaching Vichy
today.
The plane was flying across the
Mediterranean en- route TO the
British naval base at Alexandria,
Egypt. when a Luftwaffe fighter
squadron opened fire on the craft,
these advices related.
The pilot skillfully few the
plane out of the range of the
machine gun fire and landed it at
Jerusa lem, where 17-year-old
Peter and the surviving cabinet
members took refuge.
Prime Minister Dusan Simovic
and Foreign Minister Momcilo Min.
cic were among those aboard the
plane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
TO Atteno
Amity Dinner

Sponsored by the Detroit Round
Table of Protestants. Jews and
Catholics. Detroit's first Amity
Dinner will be held tonight in Ma
sonic Temple. More than 1,2O0
persons are expected to attend
Judge Charles c. Simons of the
United States Circuit Court of
Appeals in Cincinnati will be the
chief speaker. Circuit Judge Ira
w. Jayne will preside.
During the dinner a musical
PROGRAM will be presented by the
Fora Yugoslav Tambouritza Or
chestra and a group of Negro
singers under the direction of Leh-
man Harrison.
Purpose of the meeting is to
promote civic goodfellowship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
LOW.Bracket Incomes
Face Drastic Tax Boost

New excise taxes proposed in
clude:
Ten per cent levy or passenger
transportation including railroads.
airlines, buses and steamships.
A 2 per cent tax on bank checks,
! cent a bottle tax on of I
drinks and levies on chewing gum,
candy. etc.
The proposals also called for
hikes in estate and gift levies.
The treasury suggestions, sub
mitted by Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury John J. Sullivan, in
cluded a proposal to apply a sur
tax on earnings Of corporations,
including banks, insurance COM
panies and similar institutions
from their tax exempt govern
ment. state and municipal bonds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
j. ). Aid SOUGHT
For Quake Area
International New. ser,ice MIrs

WASHINGTON. April Prep.
Samuel Dickstein Cd of New
York. plans to introduce a Joint
resolution today calling for the APP
preparation of 100000 to the
American Red Cross to provide
food. shelter and medical atten-
ton TO the stricken people of
Colima. Mexico. and vicinity, which
was rocked by an earthquake last
week.
-DieksteirfS resolution points out
that IT always has been the good
neighhor policy Of the United
States to aid and assist our neigh
horS."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
U. 8. Ship Fired On
Captain Claims 2 British Sub Chasers Turned Guns
on His Liner Off Lisbon, Forced Hin, to Stop

to see the American flags painted
on our side hut they knew who
we were from our position. I
radioed II at noon, 80 minutes
before they fired.
There was quite a bit OF ex-
element among the passengers.
They were at lunch and thought
n German raider was after US.
One shell hit the water about
50 feet OFF our bow"
Captain II bel identified the
ships as the British sub chasers
K-25 and kip. They questioned
him by loudspeaker for As min
utes before signaling him to pro-
coed. without an apology, he said.
Captain Habel protested the
stoppage 10 the British authorities
at Bermuda and was told that a
full report would be sent to Lon
don Immediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Motor Firm Fined
For Finance Costs

For charging an automobile
buyer 500 for financing and in
surfing his car after they had adj
vertiSed no finance costs" the
Grand Motor Sales. Inc. Of 5940
Cass avenue, was fined 500 by
Recorders Judge John V. Brennan.
The company was convicted Of
publishing false. deceptive and
misleading advertising on the
complaint Of John Bucciaralli. of
2i30 Salina street. Dearborn, and
a number Of other compliments
appeared as witnesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
World War Plaque
Is Moved 10 Berlin

BERLIN, April 22.-GNS)-
The Serbian memorial plaque.
concentrating the assassination
of Austrian Archduke Francis
Ferdinand in l9l4--the act which
started the World War-has been
transferred from Sarajevo to Ber-
lin, il was announced today.
Under the orders OF Adolf Hit
Ter. this plaque will be installed in
the Berlin War Museum along
with the famous Armistice railway
coach of Compiegne nd other
monuments of World War days
captured in France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Expects
Chinese Currency Palt

WASHINGTON, April %. -
UNS) - Secretary of Treasury
Morgenthau said today he ex-
pected a S50,000,000 sterilization
agreement between the United
States and China will be signed
some time this week"
Under it. the United States will
advance S50,000,000 to China to
be used to stabilize Chinese cur
rency. The advance would be Sc
cured by Chinese monetary silver
stock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Effect If Hitler Wins
Finds Congress Split
BY WILLIAM X. HUTCHINSON
Init News Service Special Corre.pepd.p,

WASHINGTON, April o.
Congressional leaders today are
highly confused over what might
happen to the United States if
Britain suddenly sued for peace
with Germany or Hitler's legions
forced the British government to
flee England.
Democratic and Republican
spokesman on Capitol Hill gener-
ally are agree on two things:
THAT Hitler cannot invade
L the United States and that
the United States Is strong
enough to repel q German invs-
sion of any point in the Western
Hemisphere.
O-That the United States, with
- or without British aid, can
not invade the European CONT
nent under present conditions or
any conditions easily foreseen
for the future.
ECONOMIC WAR SEEN
Some spokesman refuse to en-
terrain any thought of British
surrender to Hitler. insisting the
British government will move to
Canada, bringing along control of
the British fleet, if England should
fall. These say the United States
would then ally itself with the
British government to repel any
attack on the Western Hemisphere.
Nearly all leaders believe that
il Hitler wins, great world eco
nomic war will follow. A few be-
lieve that a Hitler victory, based
on a British surrender, would lead
to British cooperation with Hitler
in the economic war in hopes of
gaining easier peace terms on an
alienation of the terms imposed.
MAY DRIVE WEST
Typical of the congressional un-
was the comment of
Senator Barley, Democratic
leader of the Senate. when asked:
what will happen to the
United States n Hitler wins In
Europe ?"
II simply couldn't speculate
about that" replied Barley. 81
said In the lease-lend debate
that 1 believe II Hitler wins in
Europe, he will turn his atten-
ton next to the Western Hemis-
phere. I do not believe he will
be satisfied with dominating
Europe"
But what will happen:"
II don't know" said Barley
frankly. II don't believe any one
knows"
Rep. Sol Bloom CD, New York,