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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-20
:. I'M Al Tito

c. labor leaders ia key pqSisIol5s
ara working Gu he IL : g &
or pore principle ard
tainF nothing Of virtually s
ins TIE government unless fhey
get their oven way. These lead
eFs ere u position % cal
strikes which could bring IRE
defense program to an absolute
s1oo.
Il should be kept in mind ttas
the majority Of recent impcrtaat
labor DISPUTES have not concern
ed questions OF wages, working
hours or working conditions. In
some Instances they have SIM
ply been disputes between tire
tuo major labor unions-A.F Foil
carpenters. as = theoretical ex-
ample may refuse - harEIle
lumber cut b. clio WORKERS
sns vice versa The STRIKE
which DELAYED production foz
some time in factory makina
sransnlissions fer tahk kTu,ks
and other military vehscIes. was
Ct fhis character
CGser strikes have revolEe
areHRad the closed shopss isssae 4
There ~ no question but sTnat
the big labor leaders have
their goal a 100 per cert union
sAcp-a shop where no man can
hold a Job unless he joins and
pays dues to union. Strikes
have been called or Threatened
in plants which pay the unicn
scale or better. simply bacause
non-union men were employee
along with union men All avail
able evidence indicates that the
public is overwhelmingly oppos-
ed to a closed shop-the latest
Gallup Doll, for instance. snow-
ed that those queried were more
than 20 per cent against it-but
the union drive 70 achieve +
goes steadily on
RiRgczt labor trouble YET IS
the threatened strike Of rsiIrosd
operating hrotherhoods II this
case a question Of wages was in
VOWED. The union made demands
for a so per cent blanket wage
increase. That arcordips to the
carriers. would hsve rnss - 8
a5ditiqaaI @age cost Of
600 gf 1 wear The lshag %.
men pl:ted his fs D "
tie cost k6g0 000 goo Hhics-
ever isre IS rlrist' TIE tina2cia1
cost o ti,e carriers w5i's b
severI ki1es IS great IS
total net income u any late
year Il would be substantiallg
greater than their anticipates
net profit for 1871. which IS 9
year Of abnormally high eSrn-
ings due TO the vast volume 81
defense shipments.
The President delayed the
strike ~ submitting the contrO-
versy 70 an emergency arbi-a-
ton board made up Il mea
with solid regulations for fair
ness and integrity IN labor me-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Troians Face Ohio Siaiers

Fort Ord plays sas Soss state;
saturday night hesthss rtesA
F1iers nss~t nan rsssrssco
state here; Camp aaa Las
Obsspo plays the Gal nasuskaers
NJ Chico: and Camp tsaas's
"Aek-Aeks" meet the Fre~rs
State Rsisin Pichess In
Fresno.
The LITTLE Fellows In the foot
ball parade aIso promise lots n
action In Friday and Saturday
games.
u. \. rs tilt tonight with
Nevada here looms ss a hot one
Other Friday niKhtsrs ere Cal
Poiy-cal Tech at san Luis obispo,
Santa Barbara Redlsnds st ssnts
Barbara: whittisr-csl AsEiss a
Whittier. College of Paoifie-chieo
State ~ stockton: Lnfisid ~.
Martins AZ McMinnyilis, Puget
sound Western Washington NJ Ia
coma: and Eastern Oregon Bois1
J. e. AZ Boiss.
Saturday slso offers: Montana
stats-colorsdo Mines al Box~msn
Alblon-kicks 81 Albion Pomona
La Verne al clarsmont. and the
following arc light games. West
Texas-Tsmpe At Tempe. Hss
Mexico Aggiss-Arizons a, Tucson,
San Diego Occidental Al Han
Diego.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Sparians Kids
Chalk Up Win

SUMNER Red Carlson has still
got EN- coming for Sumner. Last
night Csrlsons Sumner Spartan
Kids wslloped Enumelaw Tiger
Kittens. $40. in Puget Sound
conference junior high football
game.
Two eigbth-graders, Bob
Ferguson and Dwight swArfh-
out. teamed mp 20 score the
spartans' first touchdown In
the .eoond quarter. Ferguson
ran an intercepted pass hack
IN the Tiger I2-yard line where
swarthouf bucked n over. Fer
Kuson passed 10 Voiles for the
conversion.
The spartans marched from The
kickoff, with only one slight IN.
tsrrupton. n score IN the third
quarter with Jules Potter plungins
over from the tVo-ysrd line. Pot.
ter passed 70 Luhtals for the extra
point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
They Said


fANkEE sTADf q -. New
York - what they had 10 say
after the second word ssriss
game:
Dodxer Manager Leo Dureehss
We should have beaten them
worse than ws dld. We've got
the pitching and II ~s'd played
and bali yesterday u would b.
two sns nothing n0v instead 81
one and one. Higbs or Fitz-
simmons all 70 today II Eitx
feels oksy 20 start today tnsn
Higbs will start the fourth
game
Yankee Manager Jos Nc
fsrthy We got tbs breaks
wednesday and they went Brook
lyn's way Thursday. Ths turn
ing point in the game came In the
fourth inning when Chandler
Was thrown out at third ~
Rsiser after sturms Tsxas
Lacquer.
The play wss night In front Of
him. and he made the play On
hls own initiative wyatt pitch
I'd a fine game. Donald or Russo
all start the third gams for
az.
Winning Pitcher Whit Wyatt
II didn't nave my stuff ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

NEW yooa n - snsen sn1D
sonesy hasn's : sworepuns osvD
sslrh - spswG = n11uN1omp
nent u1~esy = t.asups ~ nuo1r1
Il AnnAou1ssI
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= - es'ss ~ No. n ~ ~
- ~ sssnsvy. ~ owe1D Lnpune
I'm ~ wsnlsmsesss f.1lnas ~
| issns1 With three Mf1mona $500
I4onhtne n IL mse - ~ go
lise. you sssnDee1e1 ~ nn51lDoo ~
foursn nait 80 IArouo 60
firms1 yosR essp>e1eR - ogU1c1n0
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- ptnyeg - esoeo ~ - ~
mcment i l~e1Io - oneeUn -
never wslI. :.
! Navy - 3o-std Gps1oso ponSoeo
firm st1sr sotDaooa - ApNy i
detsg ~ sson4 - 1noe y uo11
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- pgot1y lvun11u4
- 1neunno rpnuvom = . -
- stn1eo1es - ~ sso1um1sa
Navy uopn1 - tssuo1DUnD
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tsus tpa@L 3nsy ptnvp1 ou1oo'
| n psus>1es. - nG111luo 49, ou>ro
nnoso1 punu Doa1D ~ ~vuv ~
/ peaee n psngo6os.
- - euougo 49,
rass1y ~sss u1nytng nha1v No1o
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W,clnn - Aoney. ~ y
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sns>afs-sa1Dag. ~ lnunG1 =
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nsy nads't p1aysx vsgy -
vnea ~ ~ w~na - IN nlr&
- fins Z lsspte thgasa - -
world ~ass - -. nsrsln. ~
hsifbaek. fahsd q vui1oonn ~
csssesen an1 sinp q W>oGnoG0
naamy oesons. 90 - ~ -
tsss n1ms shen ~ hnnD1o -
dsfsnetse tne&ba. ~ - 0n1ro&
trsppe1 ~ mngy's soeonG -
guard - bIneh1ng nn1& - -
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80 ~ se~e ~ ~ II
Navy ssne ~ saessle ~ -
Jnek sstheetns<rs Dun1 e,etn1w1
/ teams ~ $500 nnnunrw
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Willamette
Wins, ESQ

PORTLAND - wsilsmssts uns-
vsvsisy scored . - "a 0 VIA cvss
Portland University hess iss<
night. evsvpswsrsns ne r1ioss whs
ser. weakened ~ the snsenss II
two baehfieid Stars
~ Wasne~ sSs~a1 ~ s~ss-
lag wifhis tive ausss>as astes
~ stan - - ensHe veee
~ msAs ~ yssHs - fs1ss
esssss p,ssss ihes ave ~
yssds - . sssrhe~ss.
Gene Stewart intsrespted . psss
few minutes later ard rsn -
yards ~ seore. Early In ~ fourth
period. Rsdsr. wiiismssfs end.
sooh lp~x psss fos another tSssrh-
down. ard thsn nuvms~s. qsssssev-
bark. broke ap . Portland passing
attack with en- sntssespsioa ~ :
7s-rard run u scors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Max baer
To Join Army

vOaT WAYNE. ~. - Mas
nses. sevwee wsg>9s hesvy-
~stsht hss'~g snnsuVss~. ~t1l
es1tss h ~ nsvy ~sswssss~ps
mis- sssssh." psvh~hsy ~ -
tsespsss N Ne AsVssewssse's
phsstnsi sesrsss~s psssssm ~
rert~1 ~ Es.Coa@p 0~se
Tussey. As~a1 1osesn,an. nnns's
wuaesges revsson1 Iass u1Gsa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Long Lost Watch
Ticks as il New

TURKEY RIDGE, Colo. - Mrs
Ora Cox found an old-fashioned
watch in a field where IL appar-
entity had lain for years she
wound the timepiece and then
asked her husband for the time
She discovered the watch was set
exactly 70 the minute It's
been running correctly ever sincs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Idaho Boasts
Lettuce Play

kAMrA. pAshs The n,tls city
~ Nampa today was ready IN lead
the nation IN ~ annual football
bowl" parade, matching two well.
beaten college teams In . Friday
night contest starring the nor.
Chase A. clash. govssnov 81
Idaho.
Nampa scheduled W. FIRST An
nuai Lettuce Bowl c,ssae" the
second week a. the season. sp-
psrently IN the hops that ths two
outside colleges elected 10 compets
would 10 undsfestsd.
Ore - tA~m. Collage -
sAahs. was esuk1ssA sx-e isss
week BY WiIiswsett~. Cos
sAxs, NE rival eiub. bswed 10
Pacific f.usberss 1e-iS, Gss.
Clark. seheauisd - sssks ~
aeesiss hieksss. wss ~ list
sseesssw by . essvssetsg ssas-
sss.
Promoters ~ Ne classic" -.
fsrrsd 70 Nsmps N their advances
publicity - "Ths Ahtumn I~ttnes
Capital ~ The World sna called
on vsst~vn football fans 10 -wrfts.
wire a. phone the hsmps Cham.
Der Of comm~scs" IN order to see
"ths 6rst hg time collegiate
kiekn1f ever nsd~ BY the governor
n . ssats" And Incidentally :
he game.
GOV. YxElA WELL.
A. an additional isduesmsns. the
sponsors sehsduisd ''ths Growing
Of Her Majesty. Queen f the Let.
tucs Bowl. IN . dramatic ceremony
during ths hsf-tims~
In Bsise. Gss. C1ssh -
white haired. disnlsssivs s~ss
Of 1--se<sIi~a skst ~ pis,eA
football fss Tssvs 11sste h,Eh
school ssd non FIRST place -
ths 80 and ioo-ysst asshss
~ the A1iehIs IN isdAsas state
track sseet In 1850.
n feel in good condition for the
game said tina governor ~f'ys
been pfsetleang each evening On
,se front lawn Of the s,s,shouss. "
Tne governor said he want
sre whether play would b. sss
psnasd after MS Kicking effort. or
.hethsr he might b. called on 20
tackle . bail carrier
In the latter svsntusiify. The
rovsrnor Indicated he found some
encouragement In lest week .
scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

SAN FRANCIsCO-Ths second
test of strength between the ma
tons leading football conferences.
the Pacific Coast and the Big Ten,
comes Saturday, and this time the
Pacific Coast group should tn
umph.
The game II between the Big
Tens Ohio State and the Coast .
L. 8. c. Trojans al Los Angeles.
The irterconferencs rivalry
opened bsst work when Min
ne~ots. whom everybody is
picking ss Zig Ten and Ma
fionai champion. Ilek~d the
coasts washington. 1915. IN
Seattle. A. 10 turned out
Washington, while IesinE.
gained more glory than the
Gopbers. The Huskie~ were
the nnderdogs and they darnsd
near finished on sop.
In Saturdays game the Trolans
are the favorites as Ohio state
didn't show anything IN its opener
10 warrant Coach Sam Barry .
losing too much sleep.
Another bidder for national
honors. the Stanford Indians. go
after their 18th straight win To-
morrow on their home field in
what a wag refers To - a r.
party. Stanford. sxempisr Of the
''7~' formation meets Y. c. l.. A.
which IL using the q T." forna-
ton this year.
SOFT TOUCHES
Two other coast candidates for
the national title drew compare
lively soft touches for this week
ends play. California went 10
Pullman for Saturday game with
Washington State. which doesn |
seem 10 have the manpoSsr 70
cope with the buriy Bears. ssnis
Clara, whose fiys-yesr record II
the best in the nation, drew i'm
proving Loyols for a Sunday game
In San Francisco.
Washington came oiI, ~ hs
Binnssota brush a slight fsyorits
10 nose out Oregon State IN 10
rnorrO~'s game ~ Portland IN the
fourth conference game Of the
weekend. oregon plays tonight
meeting Idaho. conferences Little
Brother At Eugene. Montana.
tenth conference figure. tskss
North Dakota state al Aissoula
tomorrow.
SERVICE GAMES
A feature Of this weeks play II
the activity Of service teams. five
u them see action. Aoffett Field
Filters drew the toughest assign
ment in a national defense pa
geant" feature against 81 Mary 8
Of Aorsgs in San Francisco To-
morrow afternoon.
Friday night In San Sess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
CHANGES NAME

SAN FRANCISCO - The San
Francisco Packers professional
football team IN the California
league. today changed It's name 70
the San Francisco Pickets. Labor
union officials raised their eye
oro~s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Winko League
Race to Open
Cheney Eleven Out
To Upset PIC Foe
Nv HAROLD SHAW

" lAAaUl ANIANNNff fatAAAeH E#A#
wright ~ 1897. and Clifford Olson,
Scandinavian football maestro 81
iesi. got together Thursday for
some collaboration as olson's Pa
eine Lutheran gridders prepared
10 meet N. challenge Of Eastern
Washington Ssvages in the sta
dium tonight AZ s O'Clock
one hundred and ferty-foar
years ago Congreve dashed of this
lin, in his play. The Mourning
Bride"
Music hath charms 10 .eetse
the savage breast"
When Olson was informed Of
this cliehe Thursday, thu Lutheran
mentors reply was trieger-quiek;
That's just the ticket for M.
We've b~en tuning mp all week
for thcse Cheney Ssvsxes- To-
morrow night We intend In do
some soothing and our syrup
tune will be-'Fsss the pig
akin. Tcmmygun.' That one
really charms EN-"
With Olson using Congrevs's
line as "All-out aid from Britain"
what chance is there for Red Reese
and his savages tonight vas q
mystery.
ARRIVE FRIDAY
The Eastern Washington grid
ders arrived In Tacoma Friday
morning and from Reese on M to
2+0-pound Ray Sstterlee. place.
kicking specialist and center from
Longview, the Ssvsges acted as II
they had never heard NJ the Olson
Consreve collaboration. Which
goes 20 show. you can't believe
what you read In books. either.
Anyway the stage h all set
for the first Winko league
game Of Isti. And " the Saw
ages and Lutherans repeat
their thrilling battles Of 1879
and 1910 when the Glads won
In 1874 and 2o-i4 spine
tickling tussles. then tonight's
game viii be n super-chiiler.
Coach Olson's lineup for the
Savage encounter win be the same
as opened against Conzaga last
Friday with Marty North wear
ing a special birdcage helmet 10
protect his injured nose. Stan
Whitehead will get the call at
center.
Both of the Marvellous Msrvs'
are ready for another of their all
American performances and the
"TommmyglIn" Ia expected to con-
tinue his bombing against the
bury savsges Cheney has also
threatened to hit the sirlanes.
WHITMAN SLABS
DOWN WHITWORTH
Last night Whitman blanked
little Whitworth Of Spokane 300
at Walla Walla. Co-Captain Jonie
Lewis scored touchdownsin the
first and third periods. while Russ
Miller ran back a punt so yards
In the fourth period for the final
tally. Whitman piled up IL first
DOWNS to Whitworth's three.
At Portland, . strong villa
mette university cclub scored twice
In the first quarter and twice In
the fourth 10 blank Portland uni
yersity $50. II was the Bearcats'
second successive victory and fur
ther established Willamette as
favorif~ 10 retain the Northwest
conference crown.
St Martins college plays Lin
field college this afternoon at Nc
Minnville; Western Washington
college meets College of Puget
Sound tomorrow night in Tacoms.
and on the same night Central
Washington college makes its de-
but under Phil sorbos's coaching,
tangling with the Gonzaga frosh
at Ellensburg.
Tonight Gonsass and College ~
Idaho meet In the first Lettuce
bowwl" contest at Nsmps, Ida.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

There Is one organization in
TIE United States that Is fight
ing stream pollution in a most
determined manner.
II has done that for years and
will continue the fight until in
telligent, mstter-of-faet legisla-
ton 10 placed on the books and
enforced.
II il the enforcement angle Of
things that most needs stten-
hon. the National Ike Wsltons
emphasize.
Deer will he legal prey in
Washington beginning Sunday
at daybreak.
The season runs through Oct.
7s except those special seasons
In certain areas where dates diff
fer.
Acqusint yourself With your
deer laws by studying them care
fully. II you do that you can
blame no one II you make mis-
step.
1t 10 advisable to wear red
clothes and hat.
Remember KNOW your
target before you shoot.
II you should careleesly or
through excitement kill your
fellow man you are com
PEELED TO live with yourself.
There are unavoidable acct
dents, Of course, but a vast ma
tority of killings and woundings
are through downright pegli-
reocs.
Then. too. the laws are rigid
concerning accidental shootings.
Loss Of license, hunting and fish
Ing alike. and even granddaughter
charges are possible.
Hundreds of hunters headed
for the eastern Washington sec
tors, many several days ago.
Chelan and Okanogsn counties
viii be favored.
Vast deer areas there are
open, no shrubbery to interfere.
The country, Of course. Ii un-
dulating.
Every other county, too, where
the season is open will find hunt
srs seeking their deer.
Does are legal prey on WILDLY
Island.
Reports from every deer sec
ton Of the state tell Of deer in
profusion.
In the many years this corner
has hunted grouse in deer lands,
or has fished for trout in the
mountain streams. he has never
seen 50 many deer.
have seen them within eight
~ nine miles south of the city.
Many Of them. And they were
in open territory. outside the
boundaries Of the county game
preserve.
There IL one definite AREA In
Ohelan county that game AMI
mails and birds NAV he hunted
only by bow and arrow.
n you are In that district with
. rifle. he sure you know your
boundaries.
The bear season also runs
identical with the deer season.
One bear a season is the limit.
The elk season comes in Nov.
from the second through the
18th. That last day will be an
sruistice day for the elk too
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Trout Fishing Good

Stream trout fishing il re-
ported good from all sections.
Salmon, too. in fresh and salt
water, including the Puyallup
rver.
The Tilton river has been CIV
ing up some fine harvest trout.
or cutthrost. So has the Queets.
In fact. almost any stream is
said 10 be good these days.
The Skykomish river In the
vicinity NJ Troublesome creek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

ruyAI1.up One play. ~ osiy
ans wbsch earned sifhsr team past
midf.sid. rss enough To give high-
line f'issts KIDS . TO victory svsr
rsyzilpp Baby Vikings II Nigh
lins yesterday aftsssoos. u was
ths vIkings sscsnd dsfsst. hsvIag
lost 70 sumnsr. 80. last wseh-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
COLUMBUS. o.

COLUMBUS, o. - Delayed one
day by rain. the Columbus Red
Birds hope 70 close out the little
world series tonight with their
fourth victory over the Montreal
Royals In six starts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

first. but I began TO get u along
about the fourth inning snd
from thsre on I felt great. l
mixed EN- Up. my fast one with
the slider and q slow curve.
Yeah. this 10 my biggest thrill. :"
LosiaE Pitcher Chandler Ny
big mistake wsA throwing Q hard
one INSIDE to Msdwick"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
81 Huskies

SEATTLE T'hirty-sesen TINT
ssrss;y Of Washington football
players entrsinsd today for Port
lard and their game Saturday with
Oregon State college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Turtle Hatched

Mrs. Florence Chambers, iv-
ing on the shores Of Muck creek.
near Roy. took some soil and
rocks from a hillside there,
placed them in a flower pot and
stood the pot by the kitchen
stove.
Some days later Mrs. chamo-
ers was surprised TO see a baby
turtle stick it's young snoot out
Of the soil and make it's debut
in life.
She IL bringing the little fell
low along In good sbape.
Muck creek. especially those
wtdenings called lakes. 10 alive
with turtles.
This reporter mas seen a.
many as 20 or % on one log,
enjoying the sunshine.
A turtle egg is about the SIZE
Of the thumb joint. oblong and
grsyish white
But Matching one In a flower
pot In kitchen that's one
for the books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04

Tour postmaster can tell toe
hess To lsssss IN Y. .. psf<nss
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Grouse Open

Grouse Open
The 1e41 grouse season ends
Sunday and Monday.
Those are the last days Of q
four-dsy season.
The first two days were on
Sundays. the 14th and 71st OF
September.
As a whole, few birds were
killed.
Nature, through her rain
drops, gave the birds protec-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Tough on Birds

lOuXn on DlTuS
This is a golf story, but 1t
had to do with birds. That
makes it fair copy for this cor
ner.
Warren Lagerquist, Tacoma,
hit his second shot on Highland
clubs 10th hole, par four.
The bali hit a robin, killing 1t.
The ball was DETECTED 10 the
green. where Lagerquist sank
his put for a birdie" three.
That's two brides on one hole
one feathered. the other
plucked from the qquirks of fate.
With Lagerquist were seven
other men. including DR.. r. A.
Hedberg. DR.. Arthur stebbins
and Johnny Malby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-04
Win Illicit MstesIf

Among the leaders wseins this
fight is Ding Darling, one Of the
most outstanding esrtoonists of
the nation.
You, no doubt. can point to
game fish waters In your own
vicinity where pollution runs
rampant.
Ding makes plain his idea by
this cartoon which drives home
its message far better than mere
words:
camp. near Under, n unusually
good.
One Tacoma angler recently
f,shed the skykomish there and
snagged eight handles. landing
only one.
Had his fly rod and used a
single egg on a small spinner.
The fish were lethargic when
they went up stream after being
hooked.
But those big ones that went
down stream when the barb was
set just kept on going :. with
tackle in their jibs.
Rain has been falling heavily
up that way for some days and
when that ceases well, the
fishing should please the heart
of the most fastidious angler.
Didja hear that big wind last
night, duck hunters.
That warns the old heart.
II won't he long now -. just
Ia the 18th.
And three DAYS later our
Washington Chink. quail and
Hun season opens.
But Huns sre closed in Pierce
and Yakima counties this sea-
son. Also In Thurston and Ben
ton counties.
Quail are numerous and the
season u open with the Chinks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
FRIDAY MORNING

400 A. VI.
WCAR-M Morning in Mich.
500 A. VI.
WCAR-News Morning NJ.
$50 A. NJ.
WJR-Farm Forum-T.
WJBk-News and music.
800 A. NJ.
WWJ-Music.
CKLW--Happy joey.
Notwithstanding Newsreel.
WJLB-Rise and Shine-M.
w Bk-News and Music.
$50 A. VI.
WJR-Free and Easy-M.
WXYZ-Reveille-
WJBK-News and Music.
Gas A. NJ.
WJR-Musical-M.
WWJ-MOrning devotious.
WXIZ-News Acct.
1900 4. VI.
WJR-Bud Guest-T.
WWJ-Yawn club; weather
CKLW-National News-T.
WCAR-Morning Mirth- M.
Europe News-T.
WJLB-News. Music-M.
WE%L~-Musical Prog M.
WJBK-News and Music.
T:I6 A. NJ.
WJR-Music With Flavor.
CKLW-Happy Joe-V.
WXYZ-Sunrise Club-M.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR-Tim Doolittle-M.
WXYZ-News; Sunrise NJ.
WJLB-Goodmorning Club.
WENLr-NeWs Cast-T.
WJBK-News and Music.
7:i5 A. VI.
WJR -Musical-M.
WWJ-Austin Grant-T.
W%NZ--Inspirations-R II.
WEXI~Music program NJ.
NJBk- Treasured Melodies
500 4. NJ.
WIZ Stevenson, news-T.
WWJ-Minute Parade-V.
CKLW-News: Happy Joe.
WCAR-News: Worship-R.
WXYZ-BreaKfast Club-M.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-17
THURSDAY EVENING

600 y. N.
WJR--SteVrnsun news-T,
WITTY Tyson-T.
CKLW-Rollin' Home-M.
WCAR-News Acct.
WXYZ-Easy Aces-D.
WJLB-Popular music-M.
WEXL-Dinner music-M
WJBK-Latin Rhythms-M.
W45D--Organ Moods-M.
Wi9D-Popular music-M.
CHS T.. NJ.
WJR-lnside OF Sports-T.
WWJ-World News-T.
WCAR-Wln Cash-M.
WxYZ-Mr. Keen-Tracer.
WJBK-Race results-T.
W45D-ln "a Time-M.
$3.50 p. NJ.
WJR-Marriace Club-T.
WWJ-Lee Smits-T.
CKLW-Club RomanZa-M.
W6AR-A-to-zi IN Aepelty
WXYZ-Benny .Kyte-M.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WEXI-Music Programme.
WJBK-Evening Serenade.
Wi5D--Dinner Concert-M.
Wi9D-Sports Spotlight-T.
GAS T.. VI.
WWJ-Sports Parade-T.
CKLW-Evening Serenade.
WCAR-Tropical Moods-M.
WXYZ-Harry Heilmann.
WEXL,--Antek Cwaniak-V.
Wi9D-Popular music-M.
700 =. NJ.
WJR-Death Valley Days.
WWJ HouSewarming ".
CKLW-Happy joey.
WCAR-News; Il Il. scores
WXYZ-Boys' Town u
WJ.B-News: y y. Scores
WJBK-Mich. Newsreel-T.
W49D-Foreign News-T.
7:I5 r. NJ.
CKLW-Val Clare-T.
WCA R--Studio Party-M.
WI B---Evensong-M
WJBK-Musical review-M.
R4yD- EvensonF NJ.
1880 r.. M.
WJR-Barber Shop Quartet
WWJ-Aldrich Family-D.
CKLW-B-A Bandwagon-M
WCA Meet the Band NJ.
WXYZ-Charlie Rugsles-V.
WJLB-Ukrainian Hour-M.
WJBk-Popular Melodies.