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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

BIN Mcqueen. the tired man,
IL in his delight
BE has found q new style u
fishing. That ". new 10 him.
II is called Jug" fishing ana
originated In The old south and
down Texas way.
The boys and gals down In
that heat are lsss active than
the folks o. ths colder CHIMES.
10. ! take u. In thu Mcqueen
line u blood there must run a
heavy strain Of soathsrn ten
denotes
II must have originated IN lhs
Old souihland along xdih elaT
fishing
Anyway LAT "Wednesday 4
sA~ hin On Lake Tapp-.
Dc ss@ fiat 90 . log. nks .
lizard. fiis baaas usrs taelsa
nseef his had. tfls hat esxerea
he iaos. Ifis legs ~eFe ers-.ea
"a the aaki@s.
Tners folks was a tired guy
Ia AL his glory.
A. long intervals Bli would
raise his weary head. open Tired
eyes ana peer AZ q laK IN the
water
During one Of tbe esoss-syss
periods for Bill. I had . haneh
that jag held q secret
30 ro~sd out and hauled e
from the water.
And hanging from = neck
lace q cudcyhnnk line around
ths jugs throat we're seven
o. eight lines a shout 70 feet
In isnRth.
Each had q hook On ne snd a.
IL leadsr.
some Uers Daitsd satn worms.
Others with salmon eEEs
One had q fat yeliou Krtfb.
saothsF . caterpillar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Volleyball

The Park Tntsr-Plsyfield junior
boys and girls triples yollsybaii
championships W1ll b. held this
Saturday morning starting ~ 30
O'Clock on the Wright park courts
Each Of the II plsyfisids vii
send Us four champion triples
teams 70 compete In this enmina-
ton tournament that viii decide
1871 ail-oity champions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Hopes Rise, Fall

The Deschutes near Olympia
was running low and clear yes
terday about 4 p. m.
Dan johnson. local patrolman,
rugged his trout rod together.
adjusted his basket, ne q cigaret
and headed for a long. deep
rifle.
The skies were isaden. a small
breeze ran its way over the
scene.
Well" said Dan. the hopeful.
here goes for some brook trout.
Officer olmstead got his limit
here the other evening. And
nov III get mine.
4 want three for daughter
Joan, three for son Cilff and
four for wife MARY. And 10
for Hubby Dan."
Everything looked oksy for .
good trout fishing evening.
Dan went for bait. Your old
nsighbor slipped on a royal buck.
tai ny.
On the first cast a mighty.
fighting eutthroat took the nv.
II was all Of 7 and lis inches
long.
And then the rain she
tumble.
And the cold she come up fast.
And your old nsighbor he 20
for the auto. a thernaos Of hot
coffee and his sandwiches soon
after and with TWO additional
s-inchers In his cresl.
Go ahead" said Dan. I'll 70
up stream for q spell"
But Dan pitched his bait into
a deep hole that ran iuVitinRIy
under a heavy cluster n willows
and logs.
Dans night wrist jsrksd
quickly The tip bent almost
into the water.
oh. boy sHeizimed Dsa.
gotta big one Boy"
Naturally . watehed the fight.
ready to abandon the ante ana
coffee and lunch ideA-
And then Dan beaeb@d
the beauty about ~ inchea
long. plump 81 Kirth
But ~ wAs . sucker.
This Daniel repeated q mo-
nent later.
But after Dan had bsachsd his
second sucker. your oic nsighbor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

and the West Central district
at Clover Park, will be deeid-
ing entrants to the state meet
at Pullman next week.
The third meet, the Puget
Sound conference at Puyallup.
will be the climax Of the sea
son for six schools, who are
giving state track competition
the go-by. despite a willing
ness 10 compete in state bas-
ketball.
Cinder fans can see all
three meets as they are nicely
spaced. The All-City will be
held Friday afternoon. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
b, HARRY GRAYsON

Business was so good in Brook
Ign as the Dodgers hit the road
that spectators were reaping rich
returns on week days.
The Flatbush flock is now base
balls biggest card.
Larry MacPhail's men and
methods played 10 more than
400 900 persons in their first "a
games. POI. 0s1 in Is at home de-
spite the fact that Ebbets field
accommodates not many more
than 10000.
Contrast this 10 the Amer
lean league situation In ST.
Louis, where, after being ad-
vertised, Bob Feller, Cleve-
lands great pitcher and the
> games most magnetic indi-
vidual attraction, appeared
before q measly 300.
Maybe that's the way TO get by
Feller-pay no attention TO him.
The farm boy lasted only 81
innings.
Brooklyn was a definite threat
before Idea Man MacPhsil landed
Billy Herman. Now the Dodgers
are = positive menace.
Pete Coscarart's lack Of author
ity with the mace was the weak
spot in the Brooklyn srmor.
Though Lou stringer. the recruit
from Los Angeles. is out Of the
ordinary as a second basemsn, II
is suspected that Herman's frus-
trated ambition 10 manage the
Cubs speeded his being traded tr
one Of the National leagues thres
formidable outfits.
Baseball men are surprised
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

Hf<tlm~ mst~r i~&au~ ss<<.us
= -,
ThsFe wes ~ EenIlmenz. -
tears wa<n ne New rafk 49,
- e - nsseH.sn Writer'S -
=eeIstiea pFe~nt<d - 49,
- ofkks To sseI<at azzazz<=
80 : Ansek Ger x<ttlax : -
euf - ss<Fythinx. laei1zInx -
80 ireanl<s So - F<zzzIF
esa=<ai<a eh<n 4 49, szzz1z=zz
- tat ~ pc<< ~ <rzas -
raetsf<< n<fprs ~ xsm<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

ire persistent runcFs TT.
Huzkst IN hand he HELPED rsrel
riekstts charge.
Dykes Il e. which Il rlsnfv
eld far N active player -
maior league career hezsH -
1eth shsn ~ got into n eafnes
- = =eeead hssrman fer ccnnls
Nafks Athletics
Although - sntlrs nzer
league career hss hen alxttea
between the Athletics snd -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

white 80. Ne has pisved sTzrx
rezlsion n ths infi~ld sna snH=
= hettsr than fair 80 - - -
ten.
80 ptsyef fcf - AtAlssle.
tsfeeEA thelf lsan rssfs -
fa1 saa set inte three eeFIa
szFlsa ahsn CoaaIs azaas
feNsfhlslss uon rsnnsnis n
IHze- - a.
- - . wefta =<Fz<z -
tlnE average - go. ~h1ea =
I.s.I shnut his nsrr.si rsse -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Hosiak Leaves

SEATTLE - Al Hostsk. former
worlds rniddie~eight boxing cham
pion. leaves tonight for Chicago.
where he viii meet Titleholder
Tony zals IN a return bout May %
a. Chicago stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

HoSoLULU-Bm Smith. IT,. II
yesr-oio Hawaiian swimmer. con
tinued his world record-smaBhinR
in the Duke Kshsnsmoku tourna-
ment here isst night By breaking
Jack Aedicss mark ~ 2 minutes
70 seconds for the 2z0-ysrd free
style
Smith clipped tSo-tenths Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Giants Sign
Dick Bariell

CHICAGO -nack nzFt<ll eefsF.
- shnFtstnp released ~ - -.
tFilt Tigers six DAYS sxa. turned
- today vita ths NV fe<s
Glaats
nh Terry. ths 0isnts m.az<<f.
said hs signed nsrtsii 10 = an<-yesF
eontrsct and would uss ~ -
protection We said n.Ftell saalzl
cnme here from p~trelt = -
The Giants today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
Major Leaders


olE. olsnla. ,. 30 IfI1nsE11- a..
,s1tes , Nai4aF u1dasrs Z Aishai.
T1f4 Ii9era q
anns hmfisa 10. Kelier TnnHesa
- rofh tlaarM a. u1arf A4a A1a
- ftofa1n. fankeea - cFentn. Mea
sea -
nmaa fEMaaMio. Md 500 - -.
AsaNio YANKEES a. FnNa Rec So
~ , Johnagn AthlH2lfs a. HaeH
Guns ~ Lasaastto u949eEA z
Hifaf NiaUHnaeT CaFaH. - 1t4FlA.
Senator ~ cramef aenat1FA -
ssebeft Ashistlea. -. TFuaAFs In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
n HARRY FERGUSON
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YoRk-He walked out
% home plate At Yankee sta
dun. took off his cap and the
san glistened on his bald SPOT.
Ball players were lined Nd on
both sides Of him. Somebody
made = little speech and handed
James Joseph Dykes q scroll of
parchment
Ordinarily a garrulous. wise
cracking gent Mr.. Dykes vas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
S0FTBALL

n spit< - h>&yr nzst f<Iile9
simess esnsins@isy rba<&i1r -
ninx. fiss games 80 - CT -
csmmsFsi.s.Iaa..s<rssi ssffbsIl
ls@xu< sshs<szis ~~ss pl@y>a $500
th@ sxth xHm~ 80 h&l<>a = -
fesrth inning
AZ . result IT, CRY i<.1zI<
sissFsd the wsy fnf fh< - 80
rsund I<sass~sip h~ffi< .l&z<a -
FFiaaf night a ksklHl<z -. !
diamond 81 ssia eeie<k - c.
AsH sad vsn><fm<a 30 ~ tis<sx
sni<fsssea rsse<zs % a<<sa< -
dispuf<d pe<<><<len - fIf<E Fl<e<.
rssa<sefs a.efef iate third -
wiii tshs s<eoaa ri@ee e<~< -
lo<sF - FFia@F siHnfs ssm< 80
- ~ssr ie-fs4t siefnTT ex@F usz<4.
81 Mckinley Ne sssmond -
enir psssk rua ess . hauzsx ~
Psfehsf nlfa
New1ifa Tnssrnaavs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

And one hook I'D . e.tfish.
- lsxy - BiIL
Ana asafher hsld aa lnas-
esnt-eye1 nftis Fsd psreh.
Neither wss big enough %
tiEEls ths jag and bring Bin off
that ioG
Or. maybe Bill waa waiting
for = FISH On every hook before
xolux into action Of any sort
Ard that. airs u any jug
fishing recently discovered ~
Pm Mcqueen. tackle mar and
On s1eh = tired angling soul.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
RALPH CHRISTIE
His Tracksters Favored

Puget Sound Conference will be held Friday night and the
West Central district Saturday afternoon.
In competition Christs Stadium thncsds favored
with take state district
honors Pullman
A-Cty Stadium Lincoln win
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
PASSING 1T ALONG!
With HAROLD SHAW

This week end three important prep track meets will be
held in Tacoma and vicinity and little record-recalng
ought to be timely Two of the the Tacoma ACity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

elans 10 his coffee end ssss 80
In The comfort % the suta.
- Dan went up stream :.
far up yonder IN that rain and
eold wind. which had Increases
No end after our arrival.
And came back vita foar
none-too-largs trout sna
stories Of more large suckers
and two broken leaders
Trout break your tackle -
I asked.
SURE. trout" said Dan. I
could ten ~ the -
Might have been suckers. II
that. what ,"
We'll" admitted nsn. II
might have been"
Why dld nature ever develop
ihe sucker
Like the itch. all they ear A.
u annoy
There ought 10 h. a lac s'Fia
EN-.
=. =. dean and MARI s@sA
Tot t~e TROUT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

the Hghne favored with Puyaup
Renon year Puyalup has
1880. Renon three times and High
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17
BOWLING

r.nnms's sssF women ke~l<F<.
sntsrsd N the wom~n's fnt<Fuz.
tion.i Bowling csnEF~m sazzrss.
msnf IN Ice AnE<i~e start z<ss1
~ th< had pm Sunday night
-Four leesi teams are <nf<<<l n
the be tournament. n ehiek th<fs
are LOIS teams seeking . pa<flor
Il more thsn s,o.ooo In rrs<<s
Team. from al parts # n United
states wlil 10 In stt<nasnas.
r~a ~ the Tacoma squads -
already In t.os AnKsiss o. nssr.
lnT theirs. broadway Alleys eom.
po~~d ~ Captain Dorothy Troy.
TvunBs johnson. nsfths Meier.
mick. Msriors shaaghn~~y 40
Mas kniEht. ieft ~ train lmms.
distsly after the eios> a n. ws=s.
srn wemsn's Bowling canzr<~
meet IN Portland last sunday
Tacoma Services Clubs ira
Mary Hewitt. captain. naFis -.
lssky. Fani camhls. Avs osmhs<
and KMxsh~th Christie - th<
msmber~. left Tacoma s.riv In fhs
week. noth teams are seh<dnl~sl
fnr ths : eeiack squad suna<y
night.
rh@ Tournament runs fex -
days and later n the meet f~a
more Tacoma teams. Hsf<t win.
throp and roy ,. Archer. yin eeus-
psis. These quintsts viii sneaf
thssF fivs-womsn s~ries en nsn.
DAY. June :. 81 ESQ ,. n.
hotsi winthrop viII pF===af :
strong iinsup consisting q Cap
tain FERN Codes. Krms Mn.s~Imza.
Loui.s wshisrs iisisn nlslr 40
Ifslsn nIattisr.
Th~ Roy ', Arvhsr tssn 10 eeu-
posed ~ outstanding stars ef IA.
somas more recent bg~iiHx -
ersnss y wtii somp<ts n ths
noo-tsr division asmb<rs sFs
Captain jssa rlssenbuFs ssphis
Thomas. Dorothy Mlllsf j. rnfses
snd Hab~ Fsng~irh
Ths top pfs<s n ths tear. event
. 500 snd nedsis Tbs szeeHa
pisss team ssss 500 wtihout fhs
Championship medals psahlss sns
sinGiss pay sioo ard m<sssi. ~
ths champions Ard sf0o ~ fh@
seoosd pises ts&m.
kAasx~ r.Am wis.
The hsFFsek q R@e< Kssl@~
iasiEs bowisrs asfsst@a ths asF.
rsek q race teams - ths klks
snd City leagues last niEhf It
Coliseum slisys Tnsy rol1sd zsos
sith chst Webster tsFnlns in .
fsi sos soppsd vfth = fins as
City lssgpsFs rplisd zTsz snd -.
kiks 3sTa No matter whfeA szy
u wsnf. . hsxrick q Race teas
ga certain - ~in
s,srn ~. ;sssiss'
fAe rams1aS afanf Tns<~ zx@n
fssfn iss9iis moved tnta - thi1d
NeeA mith ~ sadiax Tnsss as&sH
taainH three potnn fEern n@l@s ls4s
- iff9 n MDffnsn han hi4A szm6ae
sna hirh seriss - a.
fha taa Me AiHeFe bsaYtna azafsazt
eAEn a4haf aisiaea shatF assses -
faaina tna anlana N44h sasfea -
itt4 and 1905 heTFiaea wlsh 80
snf . tosaf ~ AT -
IL - afnaf asatfn atnsa A.
Afisfs and paFtsnens aDlIt sssa. sssh
aetftna $50 nGlHff 81 ena ia44
fseolEs t1tenau 80 hfgn as4H as4H
asfnea - tgf A14 1a1 I1tal a14
afNTm ava ellGNa
a nio and hef teaaseT = hsfas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17


II this miserable weather con-
tinues over the weekend = ma
Jority OF the fishermen ana
fisherwomen viii do their
angling In the fsvorits ehalrs At
home.
And you can't blame . guy OF
q gal for that.
II iss different story hunting.
The solder and NOR. mi.~r.sie
and esntankereus the weather
the better n 10 for dsek And
fa"-e shooting.
And nothing brings greater
toY IN . duek hunters heart
thas . terrific blow Snow
hall OF winter storm.
Yet that same guy gill run
for cover N he goes fi.hins ana
a storm makes its appearances.
The average man takes hsh-
ing like no doee baseball j.
the weather must be Just right
for the sports 10 b. thoroughly
enjoyed.
Were q contradictory. unprs-
dictabls bunch Of eus~es
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

IffafFI - 90 20 20 3
NsahinEteh oio 81 GA Ill !
kiitott snd Capsa 1afsan.aa
hsffls Heath and Weta1a
yfs41n Ga 100 zdam 4
Nssn sAets 20 40 liz q
beaisfisa Hleder ano Caisnrs
h~ssA ana schfslner nfMnnaaan
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

ssrA
spotty fishing since sun
day az Point Defiance.
From the time the big wind
began kicking all over the plsre.
the Kings and even the salmon
trout refused 10 eat
There were some fish taken,
Of course, but u was anything
but good
Might have 10 stretch thinss
= bit 10 say u was even fair.
And the fish that have been
caught since thea were fsken
In the Early morning.
Add "a the wind the extreme
tides. The terrific rua-lss ara
The long rrn-ema
The long run-outs made II
oksy for shell fishing but not
for salmon and salmon trout
angling.
The tides are beginning 10
shorten now and Frank Hsrtins.
Point bosthouss manager. sx-
poets the Kings n becoms more
active.
And there are those who dis
dain any idea that the element.
have anything 10 do with ths
activity OF the fish
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

Eagles Lodge golfers win engage
N regular play a. brookdais goal
eours~ tnis sunday 81 Ga N
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-17

In the West Central district meet WHICH STARTS at IoU
Clover cnder squads Of Bremerton
Park viii battle It out Here the records:
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
WORCESTER All GIRLS
GO TO WA-WA LODGE

Worcester All girls have gone for
the week to Wa-Wa-Lodge, Fenwick
on their annual camping trip.
Their program will be a unit on
defense food program in preservation
and preparation, and home furnish
ing.
Other features include vespers
evening dramatizations, and recrea.
ton.
Those attending are: Leaders Lucy
j. Walter, Home Demonstration
Agent, and Barbara Ards; All girls
Margaret Shockley, Maude Adams
Mary Anne Disharoon, Jean Stage
Jean Truitt, Joan Carnahan, Betty
Tyndall, jeanne Dickerson, Laura
Mae Stage, Alice Stanford, Halle
Collins, Doris Carey and Betty Anne
Long.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
MR.. ]. S. DYOTT
AAA FIELD MAN
WITH GRAIN MEN
Meets Somerset And Worcester
County Millers, Grain Deal
ers, On Monday Last

Mr.. j. Spencer Dyott, Principal
Field Officer of the State AAA of
flee met with the Millers, Grain deal
ers and others interested in provis-
ions of the wheat marketing quotas
in Somerset and Worcester Counties
at Pocomoke City, Maryland, on Mon
day, June %, 1941.
Those present were informed of the
Department of Agriculture estimates
of the amount of wheat on hand at
the close of this years harvest.
"There will be left over from last
year 385,OOO,OOO bushels. This years
harvest will yield approximately 91O,-
$4,000 bushels, making a total of a.
bout 1,300,0OO,O0O bushels. Our do
nestle need will be about 7OO,OOO,0 900
bushels year. In other words, we
will have on hand about twice as
much wheat as this Country can con-
sumo in the coming year"
When there is too much of any
thing, we all know what happens to
the price. Now, what does this have
to do with the Wheat Marketing
Quota? Simply this: if the major
ity of wheat growers in the United
States had voted against the quota,
the farmers would have to dump their
wheat on the market at the prevailing
price, which would have been low, be-
cause of the large surplus.
Each producer of wheat and each
intermediate buyer shall, at the time
he markets any wheat, identify the
wheat to the buyer as being subject
to or not subject to the tax of ACC
per bushel as provided in the Act and
Resolution of the 18th Congress. If
the buyer accepts wheat which is not
identified by a Marketing Card
intermediate Buyers Record and Re-
port" or a Marketing Certificate
he will be subject to the penalty as
described above.
Wheat producers and buyers may
get further information at the Wor-
cester County AAA office, Court
House, Snow Hill, Maryland.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
WOMANS SOCIETY OF
CHRISTIAN SERVICE MEETS

The Woman's Society of Christian
Service met at Salem Methodist
Church on Tuesday evening. Not
withstanding many active members
being out of town the number pres
ent was not far from the attendance
at the previous meeting. 1t was de-
cided, however, that this would be
the last meeting of the entire Society
until September. The Circles will
continue to meet in July and August.
Miss Ethel Dix, who was in charge
of the devotions, told a beautiful
story of missionary who spread the
gospel through the use of II Timothy
2-15. She then called on Mrs. w. H.
Merrill to read the whole chapter
from which these verses were taken.
In additions to hymns which were
sung by all, there was a quartet by
Miss Dix, Mrs. VIM. Morse, Mrs.
Marion Duncan and Miss Edna Belle
Parons, accompanied by Mrs. Mcclure
and a duet by Mrs. Mcclure and Miss
Parsons. The devotions were clos
ed by prayer by Mrs. r. w. Dixon.
BY reason of Mrs. George Bounds,
who was formerly the Treasurer, hav-
ing recently been elected President,
it became necessary to elect at this
meeting a new Treasurer. For this
office Mrs. H. D. Melvin was unani-
mously elected.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27

Between Annapolis and Matapeake
Lv. Annapolis: 7:25, 8, 9, 10, II A.
NJ, IL noon. 1. 1880, 2. B. 1880. A, 5,
$3.50, 6. z. 1880. 8, 10 p. M, IL mid
Lv. Matapeake: 7:25, 8, 9, 10, IL A.
M. IL noon, 1880, 1, 2. 2:3O, 3, 4,
4:3O, S, 6. $3.50. z, 8, $3.50. IL P. M
Reduced Automobile & Passenger
Rates
Between Annapolis and Matapeake
Lv. ROmancoke: 10 A. NJ, 2, 4, 6,
p. M.
Lv. Claiborne: 8 A. NJ, 1, 3, 5, Z p,
M.
The MOrgantOwn Bridge Route,
through Historic and Picturesque
Tidewater Virginia, offers the motor.
list direct route to Richmond, Will
liamsburg, Yorktown, Jamestown and
the South.
For Further Information Write:
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
F. P. Leithiser, Advertising Director
Maryland's Bridges & Ferries
Is E. Lexington Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
SelectiUes May
Choose DUN Home
Continued from Page -

Continued from Page ID
cause the description of the place OF
residence which fixes local board jur-
isdiction for once and for all is never
changed while the mailing address
is subject to change whenever the
registrant moves"
The Regulations, the Director point
ed out, provide:
"The registrant shall be permitted
to determine what place he desires
to give as his residence when he is
not located in one place all of the
time. The registrar shall make no
effort to dictate or interfere with
this choice"
There is no change in the provision
that permits local board of original
jurisdiction, as determined by the
place of residence given by the regis
trant, from transferring a mans
papers to another local board for the
purpose of having that board classify
physically examine, or induct the reg
istrant, Colonel Stanwood asserted
He emphasized that such transfers
do not disturb the jurisdiction of the
original board, however.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
House and Lot

Under and by virtue of a power
of sale contained in a mortgage from
Isaac Hearn and Eliza Hearn, his
wife, to Silas R. Payne and by mesne
assignments assigned to the under
signed for the purpose of collection
and foreclosure, said mortgage being
dated December 80, 1925 and of re-
cord among the Land Records of
Worcester County, Maryland in Liber
S. M. C. No. 81 at folios 376, ct sea-,
defaults having occurred in the pay
ment of the debt therein specified
and in the covenants and conditions
in said mortgage contained, the un-
dersigned will offer for sale at pub
lie auction in front of Hotel Pocomoke
formerly The Parker House), in Po-
comoke City, Worcester County,
MARYLAND, on
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1941-06-27
WHERE FARMERS may
OBTAIN BEETLE TRAPS

Arrangements have been made for
farmers to obtain beetle traps at the
following places:
Carmel Wilson, Pocomoke, Old
Municipal Building. Traps may be
gotten Saturday mornings 8 to IL M
and Tuesday afternoons / to P. NJ
William H. Richardson, Snow Hill
residence on Ironshire st. Traps may
be gotten any day after 8 P. M.
Traps are leased for a period OF
two years at zoe each. Farmers car
secure bait for the traps they already
have at 10c a bottle. If the old bot.
ties are returned, the price will be Sc
each.