davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BED. Maple. ICEBOX, S. 90. Used Dress
er, $500. Vacuum Cleaner. Like Electro
lux" Sll.00. Books. l0C and 25c. Dishek
10c and 25c. Glassware. Chest. Green
Painted Bedroom, $1,000. Living Room.
$1,000 Sofa Bed. $500. BELL-BELL
-BELL-"Come Out and Ring the BELL
AT BELL STORAGE, 1880 Fourteenth St.
NV. Georgia $3.50. open ALL DAY and
Until q VI"
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BED, double, springs and mattress; reason
able. 933 L 81. NV. Apt. T01. ME. O5l9.
Bed dble bed, ! folding bed, lamps
and household utensils. 1124 10th st. NV.
MetropOlitan h96S
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BEDROOM-Mahogany Chest. With Single
Bed TO Match, Fine 2-Pc SHite- Good So 2
BARGAIN 3-Pc Nautical Maple Suite.
odd Blue Velour Lounge Chair. FOR REAL
SAVINGS IN GOOD FURNITURE SEE BELL
STORAGE, 1880 Fourteenth st; NV; Geor
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BED-Bed Complete With Spring and Nat
tress, S14S0, This Is the Buy That Has
Chests. Twin Maple Bedroom With Springs
and Mattresses Odd Poster and Panel
Beds Studio Couch Sofa Bed Velour
Living Room Tapestry Living Room. Odd
Pieces Beds 81 90. ICEBOX, $500.
Walnut Waterfall Bedroom. l Single Hon
duras Mahogany Bed With De Luxe Inner
spring Mattress and Platform Coil Spring;
BEAUTIFUL RUGS. Excellent BARGAINS
ACME MOVING & STORAGE. 46lS 14th
1000 ''OPEN NIGHTS
Evening star., 1941-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE CHESTS. rare pair beds 9-see-
tlon banquet tables, chairs. mirrors, Orlen-
tai russ TIE Ju2O for appt.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

DELCo LIGHT PLANT, 110-volt. with bat
teTes Al asI conditi1en gIo mGtors T wnd Fnn
charger, S35 D. F. Neely. Etchison. P. p,
Gathershure Md. or phone Rockville 3S9.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

FURNITURE-3-pc. blonde mahogany oeo-
room suite. two-pc. rust frieze living room
| suite Ape maple bedroom suite modern
walnut Secretary and knee-hole desk, odd
| cnina close BeauIyrest mattress and oox
/ spring $50 each. Also springs and mat
| tresses Ooen Sun. af LernoJn and evenings.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

DAMASK BANQUET CLOTH, four yards.
doz. nap. 800: cost $50. Overshot cluny
and linen cloth, 80 in. diameter. S1o; cost
$50. Luncheon set of same, centerplecs:
doz doilieS sideboard scar. SD; cost 30.
All nractically new no. S4UH.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BULOVA, Elein, Waltham and Benrus
pocket and wrist watches, So, =. SO. so up:
big assortment perfect condition. at Sacri-
fee prices. Dixie Pawn Brokers Ecchange,
Evening star., 1941-09-28

CLOTHING, mems suits and topcoats at
| S.. 81, $3.50 up. 500 suits and topcoats
| galore Dixie Pawn Brokers Exchange.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

FURNITURE-Used for display purposes
and mirror, S9 burl walnut dresser and
single bed. Sa5: 2-pc Chss. Of London
! liv. room suite; Ss9; 9112 Administer and
room suite, sl35: 5-pc nah. twin bed
room suite. SOS; boudoir chair, So; antique
disque, china and glass; Sleepy Hollow
chair, ST.. Hilda n Miller, l294 upsnur
|
Evening star., 1941-09-28

ANTIQUE and modern jewelry, wine sets,
fiat and holloware silver, china, glassware.
bric-a-brac Murray Galleries, 1924 2Oth
ST W DU. l2l1.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

BICYCLES for school days; new, used cans ano
rebuilt. GEORGETOWN BICYCLE SHOP'
1911 Wis ave. MI. 01OO.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

COAT black camefs hair. large beaver col
lar. size j 6; very inexpensive; perfect con-
dition Adams 1856.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

DESK Governor Winthrop, solid mahog-
any. serpentine front, mirror, heavy plate
glass, large round frame, 1926 10Th ST.
n w RN3 co 1o3O.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

COOK STOVE, cast iron, coal or wood 20"
oven; good condition; S25 New Process;
Lorain wick oil stove, $40. w. c. Campbell
Glendale, Md
Evening star., 1941-09-28

FURNITURE-Love seat, cherry; crib, 3
| metal beds, antique mirror. tricycle.. :
! radiators kitchen table, carpet sweeper,
walnut desk, White sewing machine. 661o
| Is 81 n " GE. 9413.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

Woodley 1855.
RIFLE. long Kentucky. very old. good con-
dition: sacriflce $50. 2708 33rd st. Sc.
RIFLES, pistols and weapons; excellent
Charles N. Taylor, 903 Pershing dr.,
Silver Spring. Md
ROOFING-2A squares green rubberoid
thick butt square tab asphalt strip
shinTlss starter strips, brand-new: also
copper flashing and used galvanized ridge
roll, SIS. WI. $3.50 Sunday and evenings
after 8.
Evening star., 1941-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS EoR sAlt.

WASHERS nrand-nsW standard makes Of
prices ~ low a. s25. ~ weekly liberal
Evening star., 1941-09-28

FURNITURE odds and ends cheap-SmaL
table, mission rocker, tea cart, lamp stand
mirror, Caucasian walnut %-sizs bed
MI 4057.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

COAT, brown cloth, size 14-l6, beaver co.
lar, interlined, perfect conoltion. Win
m a hing hat. S25 WO. 5296.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

| CEMETERY LOTS. several choice lots in
| Ft Lincoln; sacrifice for immediate sale.
| Franklin OO25
Evening star., 1941-09-28

| sensational saving Brand-new living
| room dining room, 3 Dedrooms TAPES,
| lamps. desk. rugs, etc. 1921 East-West
| hwy Emerson o509.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

DESK. roll top, Artmetal. drawers, etc,
S25: large bookcase with drawers. SS.50;
ro5io S0D Slipo
Evening star., 1941-09-28

vine satin evening dress. size :3o velvet
shoes outfit cost $50 worn 3 times; sac
rifice for SIS. Franklin 322O.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

table extended seats la perfect condl.
ton sacrifice, sl75. MI 1879 evenings.
Evening star., 1941-09-28

! FURNITURE-Pair mahogany end tables
| and hall table mos. old, 18th century;
! also full-size bed studio couch mot collap-
| sibie) with cover and pillows: sacrlfice.
| Adams 6707. 2137 Deyonsh1re pl. NV
| Ant 21f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
ToMoRRoW's GAMES

Northern al Central. Linwood and Tux
&C.. 3 20 p. m.
Mackenzie vs.. wilbur Wright Northwes-
TEN Fieic. Grand River and West Grand
boulevard. 81 81 N
Northeastern a. BEDFORD Grand River
HUl West McNichos 3 80 m
ps la sale az PershinR East Seven
Milo and RYAN. 80 ? m.
ChadsCy AZ Pordson, Ford and SChaefer.
Dearborn 3 80 y m
DENLY vs.. Eastern. Mack Park. Mack
sud Fairview 7:30 p m.
I. ~ y. HiEh VS. Highland Park u. Of
y Stadium. West McNichols and Liver
ngls. { p. m.
SATURDAYS GAMES
Western A. Cooley. Fenken and Hub
ben 80 p m
Northwestern va. Southeastern Mack
Iafk. I 30 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

100 teams. not from the club
treasury. officials stated
When next weeks matches are
held. the 500 will be in uniforms,
all alike. Probably no circuit in
the nation will offer such a sight
They will operate in sections of
$50 and $50. The second section
will take State Fairs 20 alleys.
Ted Reclaim, OF the alleys staff
and a member of the Mantle Club,
spoke for the group when he mem
toned the Mantle Club supplies
what is believed 10 be the ma
tons largest organization TO bowl
concurrently. The 500 come from
membership of 1000 in Detrit
Unit No. l3 of this 6-year-old
national fraternal organization.
Membership lists were closed
two years ago. To be eligible for
this group whose personnel is
drawn from the areas business,
small shop, industrial, and COM
mercial life. one must be an
American citizen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Lands Names
Series EIigib|es
international New. service wi.


CHICAGO. Sept. Is. Baseball
Commissioner kencsaw NJ. Lands
named p members OF the New
York Yankees. American League
champions, As eligible 10 play in
the World Series against the Ma
tonal League pennant winner.
lie named 3 eligible players on
the Brooklyn Dodgers and q on
the ST. Louis Cardinals. now in a
neCk-and-neck race for the Ma
tional League championship.
The eligible lists follow
Sew York Yankees ernest Ronha m
Stanley BordaEsrsy. Normsn Branch
Morris Breusr splrEeon Chandler Franz
Crosc''l William Dicksy Joe DtMaggio
ANey Donald. Vernon Conner. Joe Gordon
} Murphy steve Peek Gerald Priddy
phUr Rizzuio Rober A Roife. wsrrer
Fossar. Charles n Ruffing Msrus Russo
George seiklrk. Kenneth sikestri. Charlei
Brooklyn Dodgers Edward , Aibosts
Iorr T Allen Adolph Csmilu, Hugi
casey Peter Coscarart, Curtis Davis
NsaaEer Leo Durocber. Fred Fitzsimmons
Auss gsAn Luke D. Hamhn, william
Ilrre.ar EIrtt Htebs Newell kimha D.
I.r. Pa a-rffO. Joe Medwick. Arnn'
% DHa. Harold Reese Harold = Re scr
fr rrpd walker James Was
a. and Ir Nrf.oW WYATT
L.r Cardinals James r Brown
N.r af William walker Cooper
F.r r...t.. ffauk CresUl William p
en- H.r-. r. guwbsri John J. h7Ug
fr Nr-r Howard KrISf ft
v..H f4-t Nrr arief August p Man
r-.. N.-.r John y hirr. Trrr
y -r s.. 81 f..lsff Howard j. po' o.
f.as slaughter ilor Har
rsse 81 7er and Efnesi White
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Tigers Regain
First Division
Home for 2-Day Rest
After Beating AS
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
triumph in the fifth inning when
they mixed bases on balls to Nc
Cosky and York with single by
Bruce Campbell and an error by
Sam Chapman. center fielder of
the Athletics, TO score two runs to
wipe out 2-l Athletic lead and
win.
But Ii isn't the way you win
'em-they all look alike in the
percentage column.
I'VE are going to keep on
playing the regulars and shoot
ing our best pitchers TO the box
from now on until the end Of
the season." said Baker. IL want
To finish fourth and so does
every one else"
The entire club played that way
against the Mackmen as if they
were fighting for the pennant in
stead Of fourth money Great
catches by outfielderS Radcliff and
McCosky played a big part in the
triumph
The Tigers scored one in the
first Marchildon walked Perry
Gehringer and McCosky in success
sion. loading the bases. When
York hit into a double play, Perry
crossed the plate.
TIE 1T IN 3RD
The MackS tied it al IL in the
third when Wagner walked was
sacrificed by Marchildon, Collins
beat out an infeld nit and Valo
was hit by a pitched ball, loading
the sacks, Wagner scored on Rich
monds fly.
Sam Chapman's twenty-fourth
homer put the Athletics in front.
2-1, in the fourth. but Detroit
came back with two IN the fifth
TO win. McCosky and York walked
with one out and after Radclff
flied out. Campbell singled. Scor-
ing McCosky. York also scored on
Sam Chapman'S wild throw
The Tigers viii rest today and
tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Cards Win Two
As Dodgers Take
One From BUGS
Continued from First Sport PAge)

CONTINUED from First Sport PAge)
No. 20 winner, Kirby Higbe, was
knocked out of the box. so was
Whit Wyatt, the Dodgers other
ace. and the Cubs upset the great
league-leaders twice.
In St. Louis the defense fell
apart. each team making four
errors in the opening game while
the umpires failed TO call a balk
on Pitcher White of the Cards.
OLD BOYS WOr. GAME
Then two old men. 36-year-old
Gus Mancuso. and Estel Crabtree,
poled out three baggers TO beat
the Buns again in the second
game. while two more extra base
hits broke up Morton Cooper's
seven and one-third inning no.
hitter in the finale and gave the
Buns" an edge in the big series.
Then TO Cincinnati where Higbe
blew up again but Billy Herman's
homer won the game. There fol-
lowed a l6-inning scoreless struggle
finally broken by Pete Reisers
homer In the seventeenth. Though
Johnny Allen and Paul Derringer
had pitched beautifully their
efforts were ruined by some Red
IeXperting. "stalling" and darkness.
After that one the writer's. their
nervous systems shattered and
their fingernails gnawed TO the
skin. thought they had seen every
thing. So they weren't greatly
surprised yesterday when the
Buns" who had been trailing 81
for eight innings. suddenly sailed
INTO Lefty Heintzelman in the
ninth and poured over five runs
tor a 6 to 4 victory. With the
Burns" there is no longer such a
thing as surprise.
A pinch double by Augie Galan,
singles by Reese and Herman,
Reiser's triple, walks TO Camilli
and Walker and Riggs single to
center, which took a lucky hop
lover second sacker Stu Martins
head. were responsible for the
dime novel, last gasp victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Unique Pin League
Mantle Clubs 100 Team, Circuit Bans Prize Money
Only Inducements Is Bowling for Game Itself

Those who seek the unique in
bowling need go no further than
the metropolitan areas newest
circuit, the 100-team Detroit Man
tel Club League, whose first sea-
son became official very early to-
day with the throwing of the final
balls of the first matches at State
Fair Recreation.
There is no prize money. The
only inducement is bowling. But
the league will select the six high
average winners To form the clubs
representative team in the A. B. c.
at Columbus next March. Funds
will come from the 500 men of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
II Metro Prep
EIevens TO Open
This Weekend
Highland Park, U. D.
High Game Feature
of Three-Day Card

Headed hy the annual night
battle between Highland Park
and l.. of d. High. football teams
OF the Metropolitan League to-
morrow put on display the results
of three weeks preparation N the
opening games OF the new season
OF The Is Metropolitan League
teams. only Southwestern Will fail
20 see sCflon m tho next three
DAYS Seven contests are carded
tomorrow. two Saturday and one
Sunday involving Metro eleyens
None. however. Will figure IN the
league standings
For crowd appeal three games
stand above the rest An attend
ance OF 10000 Is expected as High
land Park and L. Of d High
renew their old rivalry az L of ID
Stadium Friday Cooley Metro
champion and co-holder with ST.
Theresa OF the city prep title IN
1870. Will test lis team against
Western at Cooley Field Saturday,
The following day Hamtramck
and Catholic Central, with typi.
CalN strong eleVenS, tanglc at
kclworth Stadium.
l.. Of d High has a wide edge
I'm It's series with the PaTkerS. but
itll he forgotten after the opening
whistle. Last year the Parkers.
with an ordinary team that won
only two games. held the Cubs 10
a 1916 edge. and the Cubs dropped
one game in the entire season.
Tomorrow'S meeting Will find
the teams as evenly matched as
in any previous encounter. The
edge in experience lies with High
land Park with veterans plentiful.
especially in the line. The Cubs
are green. but have potentially
strong club.
Two Metro elevens, which go
outside the league for opening
competition. are in for severe
tests. Pershing takes on De La
Sale. one of the stronger Catholic
League teams. while Chadsey
tackles Fordson on the Tractor
Field.
Two other games will be played
under lights. DENLY and Eastern
clash at Mack Park Friday. and
Southeastern and Northwestern
meeting in football for the first
time in many years. are on the
same field Saturday The latter
contest will mark the debut Of
Southeastern new coach, George
SChOOff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Fight Results

y, international Nsps ssries
~ w n.1rfrr 20 80 ssvoid 80
rat u-Iess il rr-sset OF In rrn-kf
f1t. W~1Err 81,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Runs battef in Richmond. Chapman
Campbell Home run Chapman. SaCrihce
hits BENTON Nsrchildun stolen base -
Campbell Left on bases Detroit =, Phils
Dc lphia q Douhie plays BrauC8to 10 Davis
TO Johnson. Davis fo Braucato to Johnson
BASES uu ais on AaTchudou - of Ben
ton struck oUt By M8rchUdon 3. by
Benton J. by Vaughan HIts.rO0 Mar
childor LOO. innings Ht by u.fCher-
rs Benton Valot WIG puch MatchHdon.
Umpire stewart, Rue and summers.
Time .oe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
TRIBUTE TO FLAG

Each league night the flag will
be unfurlcd before the first ball Is
tossed as a patriotic tribute and
will be returned TO its place at
conclusion of play with the same
ceremony as though it were
lowered from a staff.
Last nights opening ceremonies,
requiring about two hours to
complete, were witnessed by 1900
persons.
In addition TO this league, State
Fair harbors four of 40 clubs each.
One from the Ford Motor Com
pany and another from Vickers,
start weekly matches at 9 p. III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Perry Grimm Returns To Track Tonight

Speedway. Prior to the past week,
Grimm had been one of the tracks
leading drivers. He Is rated a
good chance of breaking the
monopoly that Art Hartsfeld and
Sam Hanks have held on the hon.
ors in recent starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18

Perry Grimm, the Los Angeles
midget race pilot who has been
kept on the SidellneS by mechani-
cal difficulties for the past week,
is expected to make his return 10
competition in tonight's 2O-lap
feature race at the Motor City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
HILADEIPHIA

"RatIed Tor MArChld0n m seVenth.
Batted for Vaughan m ninth,
DETROIT 100 o2c oOO--3
Philadelphia ooi 100 ooO-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Baseball in Brief

poHt Runs


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vtstfrdsyr h.rrs Ns'lora. - Graf. -ee
Cardinals t1f huercHr -- r.... WINE
So Herrrn Varyf r.. Chapman. An
s.Irs. f.drI.r Browns
I.s1sre fweN.an "Iia1f led X
4rr 81. ssa Yrtk NerrCh NeV
Yuft .I EstHrs' CamUlL Dodgers -
or Giants ~ Nicholson 4hs -
tfADiNs IITTFEs
t-t..s NlIamt. Red so1. sos IRE
VI Senators $50 piAsFgio. YANKEES
lral Relsef DOdgsrs 33a
re's CUBS 81 MscVick. Dodgers 81
fr.fr rafclraIE 3iI
Pms BATTED ~
a--r-.rs- Erl- Yankees ~ rfNsg
Eass.s lTf. WHams Red Soy ia
NsI esr Do1Esrf ~ Nc4ng
g.afrH trl Ngf Cardinals loo
LEADING PITCHERS
Na.ara aKrw Lone i0-0 DisfE
--sG1rfr 7T Ff8Ie C.nsInar. 10
d atf Hr 10sIyn z1-F White 81 LOUIS
1-t ADsH-sr- -G9mtF Nev YORK ltf
rrI sea Y4rr 1873. p-hstn E0sfHr
80 o. cisee.as1. -3.i1. Leonard.
Warrington i7.i1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
Twenty Grand Ladies
League Opens Friday

Twenty Grand Ladies house
bowling league Will open It's sea-
son Friday at 30 p m. Beginners
are welcome. For further Informa
ton call Marjorie Clayton at no.
1894
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-18
.0Iympies Roll
To First in
Women S Loop
Win 3 as ChapotonsO
Lose Two; Gears
Supplies Oddly
STANDINGS

Olympics return TO their accus-
toned place at the head of the
Women's Major Bowling League
today after winning three from
Rainbow while Chapotons were
dropping two to Altoona. Gears
furnished the oddly at West De-
troit Recreation last night by their
l5S-pin margin over West Detroit.
but lost two in the process.
Gears supplied second high
single of the season with 93l in
the opener and led by 10 at the
finish. West Detroit collected the
second. Sl4 TO S02. and the third.
8l2 10 81. Agnes Eckstrom, Gears
anchor. made great finish for
her team, leading Mary Conley OF
West by 10. but fell two pins shy
of switching the verdict.
LEADING SCORERS
DENLY tripped Twenty Grand.
I2-l. and 2279 TO 2l30. Chene-
lTrombly tailed 2276 10 Palaces
Psi in taking three. Schmidt OUT
scored Kinney. 22Sl TO 2257. but
lost two. Ann Woods. substitute in
the Twenty Grand lineup. had
high one game score with 220.
Leading scorers were Irene
ISchlusler. Olympics. $40; Beatrice
IHowdieshell. Rainbow, SCI; Marie
Goralczyk Gears. 562; Agnes Eek
Strom. Gears, $50; Woods, Twenty
Grand, 525; Eleanor Koepke -
coma. 523: Dorothy Merct
Louise Stockdale. Olympics, vi
each; Gertrude Schuster, Altoona.
sos.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16

You eordiolIy invited TO visit Sleep Shop. We
proud Of this addition TO store Be TO
complete line Of SeoIy Mottesse For three genera
tons home makers have testified TO Seoy Leadership in
rotress beauty and comfort service and you
buy Seoly TO suit personal comfort For Seoy
Mattresses mode Firm Medium Soft or course, oil
Seoly Mattresses ore Guoronteed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
PuYallup Groups Plan
Patriotic Pageant
Days of Ezro Meeker Celebration
To Take Over City August 4 to g

PUNALLUP - Casting Tor the
patriotic pageant 10 b staged As
q feature attraction Of the annual
Days Of Ezra Meeker celebration.
Aug. 40. began Monday evening
~ a meeting at the city hall a.
tended BY representatives and
heads Of many civic. religious. sery-
ice. fraternsl and community or
CARNATIONS Of Puyallup and VI
entity.
Tentative plans for the 1871
celebration were outlined BY Rex
Kelley. general chairman. followed
by detailed outline Of the program
by Mel Dennis. president Of the
celebration committee: Edison Case.
general chairman OF the pageant.
and Mrs Nydia Case. chairman Of
the script and cast committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Third Barn BurnsIn 0rtinq Area

to three In three months.
Starting from small rubbish
fire At the Van Zonneveld bulb
farm. flames crept unohserved
through dry grass 10 small barn.
destroying a.
From the shed. sparks scattered
into nearby brush and imparilsd
the farm buildings Of a. Balmsr.
Firemsn arrived in time 70 put out
the blaze before serious damage
occurred.
Summoned late because the bulb
farm branch telephone line WAS out
Of order. the fire department uu-
Lied water from a small stream
10 cxtlnguiah the fire. John Colyn.
Of the bulb farm. expressed appre-
citation 81 the out-Of-town call by
treating the men 20 a case u cold
soda pop.
Arthur Kendall. Of orting. and
Tony ROesll. his uncle. u North
Puyallup. caught the limit In trout
and a healthy sunburn A. Summit
lake.
Everett Moore. q orting. caught
a King salmon A. Port Angeles
Sunday that dressed ~ pounds
Moore Il displaying u IN bis
market.
Kenneth Owens. druggist. and
Mrs.. Owens and their small daugh-
ter. Patty. are vacAtioBing AZ Ben.
boa lakes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
No More Extensions
For Filing Returns

Authority to grant extensions Of
time for filing corporation income
tax returns has been withdrawn
from collectors of internal revenue,
the Tacoma district office was ad-
vised Tuesday in new instructions
from Guy 7. Holvering. commits
sioner Of internal revenue.
No further extensions will be
granted by the commissioner for
filing corporation income tax re-
turns for the calendar year 1910
ind in no case except under most
unusual circumstances will an ex-
tension Of time be granted for filing
returns for fiscal years ending in
l941, and then only after submits
fion TO and approval by the COM
missioner at Washington. D. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
&BIRTHDAYS.
~ II
FAMOUS AMERICANS
JULY Is


1765-Charles Goldsborough. law
yer, congressman and last
Federahst governor Of Mary
land. near Cambridge. Nd.
After serving in the state
senate, he was elected in
1904 10 the house Of repre-
sentatives and was returned
regularly until 1877. He was
elected governor the follow
ing year.
1S28-Charles Eugene Flandrau.
jurist, soldier. and author,
at New York City. He be-
came associate justice of the
territorial supreme court of
Minnesota at the age OF %.
When the Sioux outbreak
came, Flandrau turned SOL
der and commanded the
volunteer defenders of New
Ulm. He wrote Minnesota
in the Civil and Indian
Wars"
1S6i-Franklin Knight Lane, law
yer and secretary of the in
terror. near Charlottestown,
Canada. After serving eight
years as member of the
Interstate Commerce Com
mission, he entered Wilson s
cabinet as secretary of the
interior.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-16
Thousands See Philip
Morris Baby Factory

ATLANTIC CRY. y. - An
average Of 100 persons daily has
visited the Philip Morris miniature
factory on the boardwalk At
Hands pier. Atlantic CITY. y. J..
since its opening on Decoration
day. II Vas revealed today Total
attendance 10 date has been In
excess Of 100. 600.
Cigarette making and paokaging
machinery in fun operation are The
principal attractions al the mini
atnrs factory. enabling thousands
10 see how olgarsttos are made in
the modern manner.