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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03


SIS Cratiot, at St. Antoine,
who sold the beautiful mod
ern church edihce to New
Mt. Moriah Baptist church,
at $50 Owens street.
The Rev. Mr.. Murray, the
pastor, invites the public to
be present at the formal
opening ceremonies which
New Mt. Moriah will con-
duct at their new church
home, Sunday, May 4.
MIR. Briggs, the real estate
broker who handled the sale,
also wishes to remind the
public to listen in to his radio
real estate announcement,
which is broadcast every
Sunday morning at 9 o'clock,
over station WJLB.
For real estate transac-
tons with Mr.. Briggs, tele-
phone his office-Cl. BATS,
or residence-To. S-0716.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
DOINGS IN ALBION

Mrs. S. Montgomery. Marion Bow
ser Of Marshall Charles Parker.
HERMAN Turner OF Fort Custer.
norman Ash, Virginia Austin OF
Lansing
The Camp Fire Girls sponsored a
party Friday night at west school.
MRS. c. Ferguson is advisor.
Joe and d. G. McCracken spent
the weekend in Chicago.
Charles Howard and Mitchell
Hayes spent Saturday in Albion.
Miss Lee Alma Robertson. Edgar
l'awrence and Mr. and Mrs. oscar
Robertson OF Detroit were guests
al the Hawkins resident sunday.
Notice: Please get news IN office
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
Wee Moderns

The Wee Modern Bridge club met
al the home OF the president. Mrs.
Dora Prather. 3i9 Farnsworth,
April "a. A lovely luncheon was
served. after which four changes
OF bridge were played. Mrs. 3. Lun.
DIV Mrs. a. Moore. and Mrs. H.
Trent were guests. All members
we're present. Mrs. f. Duncan IS
reDorter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
By ALICE CANT

Presiding Elder Washington
preached at the quarterly confer
ence Sunday at 3 pm. at Lewis
chapel AME.
Rufus Foster and Leon Cant
have been named Junior Rotarians
and attended the Rotary club lunch
con at the Parker Inn
Sunday afternoon an informal get
together was held at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ridley Guests
from out-of-town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Robertson. Lee Alma
Robertson and Edgar Lawrence.
and Virginia and Sarah Moore
head OF Battle Creek. also Mr.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
Womack Temple

Womack Temple CME church
was largely attended SUNDAY morn.
ing. The Reward or Obedience
was the theme of the pastor. tho
Rev. Sea. 1t was the second in A
series OF sermons taken from the
first hook OF history OF the OId
Testament-"lf man follow when
God directs him in certain path.
his reward shall be according 10
his works Music was rendered
hv the senior choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
Personal
From
GODFATHER Ann DIcKERsoN

II you had the poetic ability to
begin with a poem as Charles Will
son would. would be very proud.
just ask him to show YOU some OF
his lovely poems.
Getting Down To Business
Pretty Eloise Pickett was
lovely hostess al her birthday par
~ in her honor AT her home last
Saturday. She looked very sweet in
navy blue dress with pink vel
vet ribbons. Assisting her was a
person equally As charming with
her winning personality. Alberta
Lightfoo,. Guests dancing under
blue lights to favorite selections
we're: Alonzo Anderson, Almyrthe
Parks. Robert Taylor, Eirzelle
Evans, Aleon Williams. Howard
Coolsby. Elizabeth Patton Almeda
Leyens. Woodrow winston. Willie
sims. Cockrel. Ovarious Jackson.
Bernice Dickerson B. W. Wilson,
Thelma Croone. Zelma Lightfoot.
Charles Wilson. Allen Rodgers,
Waymon Rivers 6ill Bentry Ber-
nice Young. verna King r. 7. Tho
mas. Willie Woodhousc, and others.
Phyllis Wheatley Girls club are
busy planning Boy meets Girl"
dance at the Franklin Settlement
on Nav Is better come and get
acquainted
Creative Thinkers really created
a swell guest list for their First
Dance" al the Artistic Ballroom.
Sunday. Active gentlemen respon-
sble for this gay affair were: Will
bur Thomas. president. Alley Evans
vice president; John Banks trea-
surer; John Thomas. secretary;
Floyd Gardner John Browne. James
Wilson. Jerry Ledlow. Van Upton.
creative tunes by Lester Current.
Toujour Fidelis are working hard
10 present their first affair soon
a Barn Dance" probably al the
~"
Between You And Ne
Mlded Mills Is wearing big
diamond from Perry Calhoun also
Verna King wearing one on the
right finger from r. T Thomas.
II was very exciting 10 see Allen
Rodgers. b. ". Wilson and Charles
CLARK trying 10 select a appropriate
gift for Eloise Pickett perfume
no, candy. no that's 10 cheap. :.
Stationery? Yes. that looks expen-
slye so they Clipped in a dime a
piece.
Tommy Williams was terribly dis
because Mable Kaiser
did not appear AZ Ruth McCrary's
house the other Sunday.
Bill (willie SIMS Cockrell chang
ed his mind about going home 10
Cincinnati Ohio dan | guess
why?
James Toney is working very
hard TO win trip at the expense
OF Grea; Lakes Insurance. let's
help him.
For excellent riding lessons just
see Jesse Lightfooi. He can make
a horse walk on his hind legs
Nellie Washington. beauty from
Birginia. is now the bride of John
nv Evans. Good Luck my
friends.
Ovarious Jackson has a very
pleasing personality. and II you
doubt me just ask Bernice Dick
erson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claywell Turner
are hoping 70 make their trip TO
Texas. hope so too. so can 60
ASK Valerie Ann Smith how
Belle Isle looks at $3.50 am!
Jack Hunter is growing the cut
esf mustache. take look next
time you zee him.
What's this about the twins. I
Eirzelle and Rosabele Evans max
Ing II a double wedding?. who /
are the lucky fellows?
Bye now. ...Ill buzz in again /
week after next in the mean
time drop me a line $3.50 BegOle. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

INNFRspRfNG mattresses must be sold
felIiar sIg o. sggI. cotton mattresses
81 So Nome 500U Cass Open evenings
IT PAYS % buy the Central stores way,
u locations ln Detroit
JENNY LIND bed spflue or MATTRESS.
SO aa HAER 1881 Gratiot Avenue
LARGE selection gorgeous living room
suites. choice ~ covers $3.50 Martin
Fgfn 67f7 Mchiran
LIVING ROOM SUITES. S35
. PC gorgeous tapestries. All new others
sf5 up choice 80 patterns 81 down
CORNELL s29s WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

SELL equity five rooms new furniture USED
1--WE weeks.!! 2fl3 Casper Finewood
2-O6g1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Se,Uing Machines

Al VACUUM washer sewing machine
repair In home 81. free estimates
LenoN $3.50 Central Service
SINGER - Drop leaf good sewer. 1876
Broadway. Cadillac 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

LIVING RM suites, !
40cf. Van LOkern,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

2-Ob9l.
SOLID walnut antique chairs. tables.
cabinet Reasonable 1851 sixteenth.
Tyler 5-S423.
STANDARD make used refriger9tors-. re
conditioned. 4 10 6 Gu IT, 20 20 choose
from $500 up. City Music. 1892 Gra'io'
STUplO touches simmons newest STYLES
and other popular makes, lowest prices !
Si495 BAER. 1901 Gratiot Avenue
STUDIO COUCH ........-.+.-. ~ ~
American Furn Factory. 1921 Grand River
SWEEPER. Eureka beautiful bedroom
lamp perfect condition. reasonable.
Townsend 6-f2ts.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, 18TH TUXEDO
WASHERS NEW. used rebuilt "al MOD
els" guaranteed Woodward Washing
Tyler $500
$50 80 AMERICAN BEAUTY mattresses. "a
few samples fully guaranteed, ST -
Washington. 1855 .Grstiot Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

ELEC. RANGE westin grousc~ 1850: real
bargain $50 superior 1898 GO River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
UphoIsferIng

ABSOLUTELY iron-Clad guarantee fpu
pieces x2T. FIDELITY Jpho8tsrefs
Oregon 0Tso
BAzEfLs for guaranteed qualt. uphol-
stsring low prices. $50 fenkell.
U.SiverFiiy 1851
CUSTOM regph1lf'stns save q. NOW
Cal TT 1878 J MCe- Brrs. Uphc.s
MIcHfGAN-FENKELL UTHCL co
io4ia FENKELL no 1893
PULLMAN UpholstsrinR Co-Factory 81
Hendris ape 81 80 Cal Mad.son 1854.
n PCS. NOW Sis free char included
Northwest upholster.Dg CO. TY. $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

Ana SPECIAL Poster beds. all cotton
mattresses coil springs, 81 80. Ward s
Outlet. 7434 Harper
A BEAUTIFUL ex12 Administer rug sold
for sac, used months. sacrifice SO.
Muchelrs. 5000 Gratiot ave.
A BEAUTIFUL new SpieEel s-pc. dining
rm suite. defective table. viii sacrifice
S45. terms Wards Outlet. 7i3i Harper.
A BEDROOM suite, 3-piece walnut finish.
slightly marred IN shipment. sacrifice.
SiS.75. terms Alvin. s3l5 West Vernon
A CLOSE out OF our famous Hollywood
3rm outfit: includes 2rpc. living rm.
suite 9Nl2 rug. lamps. table, 3-pc. modern
bedroom suite chair. lamp 5-pc dinetfe
and dishes all new floor samples. $50.
Wards outlet 7i3i Harper
a RECLAIMED living room suite. $40.
studio. So. dinette SO. dining room,
$50 Berney 69i7 Mack
a RUMMAGE sale. "a 3-pc bedroom,
suites taken from our layaway ware
house uncaued Tor and crate damaged
merchandise. odds and ends Will seu Ia
job lots or single suites. all sales final
Dealers WARDS outlet 7i3t Harper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

LIVING ROOM suites. beautiful selection.
under $50 don't pay the long price
huv direct from distributor ROGERS co
26i6 East Grand blvd. al viaduct
LIVING room suite genuine muhar zee
Versible spring-tilled cushions. brand
new; S65: easy terms open every evening
BAER. 12301 Grat.ot Al Wthorn
LIVING RM. suites 100, above cost save
4OC. Van L0kern. 1857 CharlevoiX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19
Household Appliances

VACUUM CLEANERS
HOOVER. SO: EUREKA, So
REBUILT GUARANTEED
WOLSTONE'S. 7642 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-19

GAS ranges. Grated marre1 an makes.
sacrihce Superior. 1899 Grand Eiyer
Evening star., 1941-11-09

ing first editions from the stacks and
replacing them with books that looked
identical, but weren't quite
MIR. Altmeyer groaned. That's ter
rible," he said. 'I've been very care
less, and I'll be blamed"
No you won't" Tommy said.
"Nobody'd ever think to examine
every book in and out Of the library, to
see that the editions we're the same,
SO long as they bore the library book
plate. That's where Willie the Nope
came in. don't know how you met
him, Tibbs, but he was the man for
your job"
Tibbs set his lips tight, and Tommy.
unperturbed, went on: you needed
Willie the Nope because he could
counterfeit the bookplates, and he
could dispose of the first editions
through fence That's where the art
dealer in Philadelphia came in"
How do you know did all this?"
Tibbs asked. Couldn't it have been
him?" He nodded at Percy.
mo, it couldn't" Tommy said.
waving his automatic for emphasis. II
knew it was you when the Judge told
me he never read anything but detec-
tive stories. Percy, here, never took
out anything but detective stories.
Besides. Percy never worked nights.
l figure you do. Otherwise, Willie the
Nope couldn't have snitched the sta
tionery. He wouldn't hang around the
Judges Office, days"
"Oh," Tibbs said. II see" His wide
shoulders hung dejectedly forward.
$50 you knew Willie was a good
counterfeiter, Tommy went on. "but
you forgot he was forger. You forgot
he could forge the Judges signature
on a note that would let him into the
stacks as freely as you yourself got in.
And you forgot -"
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Mr. Altmeyer stared at Tommy.
There was amusement. and possibly
bit of contempt in his eyes. "You
really don't know why?" he said.
''No, really don't"
Mr. Altmeyer told Tommy all about
it ..
Exactly at dinnertime Detective
Sergeant Tucked pushed into his
apartment door. In one hand he car
ried huge avocado. In the other hand
were a dozen yellow roses. Across his
face played proud smile. Joan put
her hands on his shoulders and kissed
him. YOU'RE a dear, Tommy" she
said. You brought it."
Sweetheart" Tommy announced,
were going to have baby"
For a moment she seemed stunned.
Then she looked upon him in wonder
and said. Tommy. however. in the
world did you guess? was going to
surprise you - tell you on our ami
versary."
"Oh," he said nonchalantly. 1T was
just a case of simple deduction"
The End
Evening star., 1941-11-09
THIS WEEK MAGAZINE
STEP BY STEP
Continued from poge eighteen

That he was a rat and black
mailerr' Tibbs shouted. He came
into the office and told me we we're
finished and that from then on he was
handling it alone, and was out. He
wanted to hog it all
$50 you followed him, to see whether
he really would do it, and saw him go
into the library"
That's right" Tibbs admitted.
But | wouldn't have followed him
into the deck if | hadn't seen MIR.
Altmeyer leaving the library. knew
the Nope would be alone in the deck,
and came down here. got my hands
around his neck" Tibbs stopped
speaking Tommy looked at his hands.
They were corded and sinewy.
AFTER the precinct men had taken
Tibbs away, and after the Judge and
Percy left. Tommy found himself
alone with Altmeyer. why" he in
quired, did you lie to me about being
called by the superintendent"
The clerks frail hands we're twisting
again. II knew you'd find out" he
moaned. "Mr. Tucker. I've got six
children :.
Don't worry" Tommy said. This
is just between you and me-"
ITS rather a delicate subject"
Altmeyer explained, "but if you're
married man you'll understand. My
wife called, and told me to buy some
picked watermelon before the market
closed. Sometimes she likes picked
watermelon, and sometimes avocados,
and sometimes -"
Raw rhubarb?" Tommy inter-
rupted.
Eyes! Raw rhubarb"
"Why?" Tommy asked, innocently.
why do women suddenly get a yearn-
ing for strange foods? My wife -"
Evening star., 1941-11-09
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Evening star., 1941-11-09

HE guy that sells me my
meat is practically a poet.
- That is, you wouldn't ever
think of him as a butcher. He has
got sensitive nature.
BY name he is known as Lancy.
Lancy Tarbell. reckon Lancy is
short for Lancelot, who, Bushy
Barnes tells me, was knight
that used to make all the rodeos
with King Arthur. And the King
was famous, as / remember, on
account of havin' round table
like the Rotary Club, or maybe it
was an Athletic Club.
Anyway. Lancy is sore at heart
when | miscall any of the cuts of
meat l order.
Let's say l need 20 pounds of
bacon. | phone him.
Gimme the port an starboard
topsides of a coupla shoats," l
will say to him. "An' make it
high up on the hog - the GUS
toners like it lean"
"Now, Wally," Lancy will say,
why can't you ask for four sides
of lean bacon?"
AN SEN me six fathoms O
shoestring baloney,' | will go on,
ignorin' his correction.
"Frankfnrters, Wally," he will
complain, sis a definite kind of
sausages, an they are sold by the
pound, not by the foot or by the
fathom."
Evening star., 1941-11-09
IIS!!k{!(IE!9!R1 90
"Hot DiggetY!"

"Wieners is just plain hot
dogs to me-" l tell him.
do you know, Wally, the
meat packers agreed in 1922 moi
to say hot dogs any more? They
didn't feel it was appropriate for
this great nations favorite picnic
an between-meals dish to carry
such an unappetizin name"
"Oh," l answer him, 80 you
an the meat packers has made
up our minds for US"
1--WE agreed in the trade"
Lancy says, that we could stand
red hots' perhaps, but never hot
dogs'!"
Well, for the last four days
been countin' an scorin' what
the public called that little bit of
nourishment. 1t is about ninety
to one in favor of 'hot dog"
am waitin' to tell this to Lancy
when in he walks.
Good mornin', Wally," says
Lancy. II am a little hungry"
Fine" | say. What about a
chicken sandwich"
mo-" says Lancy, make it a
hot dog"
Then he realized what he had
said an grinned at me.
ITS a hard thing, Wally," he
says ito change the darned
American languagew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
TIGERS Aid Aluminium
Roundup for Uncle

The Tacoma Tiger. VIII pin
r ths aluminium roundup noW
beng earned on and neat Sun
day night Will be Aluminium night
a. Athlete PARK for the Esns
between Taconna ard ths Van
oogysr Capilanos.
Jack GUN, president 81 the
Tigers. announced " edne~dsy
that special concessions viii
h. made 20 women and chill
dfen Who bring pieces 81 easi-
off aluminium 20 nett SUNDAY
nights gsDe.
Women will bs admitted 70
either the grsndstand or the
blsschsrs for a plscs u discarded
aluminium. any azs. Plus the state
ard federal tax and league service
charge
Children viii bs admitted sDs0-
lately free u the blsschsrs II they
Dring . piece II ALUMINIUM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Bowling

csu..tessn iszzsss er~isFS ssF<
assllnr ~ \ thsir weskiY
snaicts. rAi<~f.v sight
Lsif Jensen. wfth garn~- - -
les ard sie I'D the sccvinE via
= ass total s<vrEe c~isnsH
registered al saa Jehn Fi1sls.
reliesf eos
TIE nruaaNsax teAm. wtth p
aka pavtnH 10 way. snceksd
axer ths hixh team total - f<sa
which va nuns - ~ Rn-saa -
the opening nsrhs n play. IRE
Broadway msn ruiicd ssTe sna
captured ~ 0uesly cash pfls<
fer high tetaI ne hlsh team
total wiil - vufth tis u 4 stsnas
Until the sad - ths sampsixn
TIE leanus matches were ruled
% Carl Nan Meters fayslEap
siieys and % the nusson Hsenea.
ton Lane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Cochran, dwell
Tie Among Seniors

SEATTLE Daek coehrsn. -.
aiils. and HANK Orwell - Kysfstt.
tisd fer msdsl minors in shs IA
hole qualifying round ani isd |.
ted - eight into ths Champion
ship fhGht ~ ths Washington
STATE senior colfsrs' AssoelAtion
Tournament ts,sAY
Cochran and Oissli scored ~
sseh. Three former titish0idsrs
from Seattle Reno Thatcher. Geo
Hu,tsrfisld AMI ; ~ ssIisngsr
saeh scored - Defending Tiiis-
holder Carl Hsvsns. SEATTLE. cams
n Nth a -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Sports Arena

No need to wonder any longer.
That high board fence and other
work being done olt at ssth and
South Tacoma Way Ia going to
be an outdoor sports arena when
completed and n TO be appro-
pristely called The Tacoma Sports
Arena
Covering shout SIS acres, and
coming 10 about $751; 900 IN es-
penditure>, the arena viii in
clude a track and large
grandstaDd, which will he
used for rodeos, midget auto
races, and motorcycle races.
Later the arena may be con-
verted into an indoor boxing
arena To he used, also, for
other indoor activities.
The hackers. Amos Booth. Jim
Driscoll. Raleigh shgar. and r
". Ager, announce that the arena
Is almost completed and have
something already lined up The
arena il 70 be a permanent orgsni-
ration
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24

A piece a. aluminium. plus on.
cent for state tsx. y1il admit
children % ths grAndEtAnd " they
are accompanied ~ an sdui'
Tuesday niTht. In Yakima.
The Tigers participates IN an
aluminium roundup. with sps-
elAl admissions 70 Parker 1sd
belBg accorded women and
children with pssoe. Of alum
insxn. More thAs 700
poands 81 aluminium va col
lsotsd ~ the gate Of the Tiger
P1ppin ball x.nss.
Quill announced that bsginnlhg
Sunday when N. Tigers return
home. ard for the remainder Of
ire aluminium driTs. Tsc0mAns
ran aspoait aluminium at Athlstle
PARK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
Monica Nolan, Ohio Miss.
Faces Joann Brooke at Net
State Tennis Competitors Offer Opposite
Styles; Pat Greenup. Tocomo. Wins

pous IsFebvrs beat John cartano'
red Myers beat Jim Brink. "a. s-e.
Mems Doubles
Ron English-Iarry Han beat DICK
Cromwell Bob Simpson. default.
Felix Bacalzo- Frank WatAnaoe beat
Stuart DouglAs-Jack Lowe. default.
Harold Wagner Charles Hunt beat
Jack Joost partner. default
McGlnnls- Jack Joost beat HArry
Musselman- Harry Pitzer. default.
Dick and Bob Odman beat Ash
Rice-A Barrett. e-i, ca.
Bruce Laurie walls beat James Kin
ney partner, default.
Jack Gurley Emery Neale beat sam
Robinson partner default.
Nick Carter Harper Massle beat
Jerry Colby-Bob Wolfard SO. 81
John Murie- Tom Brown beat Bruno
DrAger-Bob Edward. &C. 60.
Henry Prusoff-Dick Bennett beat
Milton Durfee-Hsrry Roche, "a e-S
Junior Girls
Rosemary Winders beat Pamela
Harrah. so. 6-s
Gladys Rose beat Betsy Jones. ga
6-e
Pat ereenup beat Eileen srusmAn'
so. o.
Dorothy Head beat Shirley Lander,
BETTY Thompson beat Margaret
Georsene williams beat Mary LAud-
vein 81. 6-3.
Marvlinn Magril beat Madeline
Donohoe. 6-l. 6-s. ga
Junior BO,s
nsrry Roche beat Bob Fleming
JACK Lowe beat Bob wolfard. ga
John Williams beat George suther-
land 60 6-2
Dick Kriesei beat Jack Bostick. ga
Tom Van Fleet beat Bob simpson
Jim Brink beat Jerry Colby. 81,
Fred Fisher beat Bill Brink, s-s.
warren Lowenbein beat Richard
Oswald. Ga. o-6, 1913.
Bob Rutledse beat Frank Gaylord
e-i 81
Jim Heslin beat Jim Dixon. 50 e.,i.
Wally Cavanagh beat George Suth-
erland $40 ga. Ga
Women's singles
Monica Nolan beat Marylinn Ma
grill. 60. Ga.
Daphne Bucsen beat Elizabeth
Helen wright beat Nancy wOrfsn-
den. as. ga. So.
Joann Brooke beat Nell Hazle. 81,
Boys single.
Kenny Burrows beat Dick PECK. "a
o-e 81
ia! Rutleds' beat Jim o'mPO.l'
Morris sockolov beat Bill Drum
mond default
Pred Fisher beat Ronald HcKinstry.
ga e-4
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-24
scotty Reports
Via flsess AssssH

sstNfhf w
Here 10 the report from scotty
Kings place on the south end
Of Tanwax lake
Saturday and Sunday Bass,
n. from 10 u IA inches
sunfish III
Crappls. nine from eight 10
twelve inches long two boats,
Perch. 50, from eight 10 ten
inches Ions.
Catfish. s.. from u to 10
inches long
Rainbows IL Only two boats
seeking them. Nine Of the IL
we're caught by Fred kupfer
Pnyallup. Five were taken nv
Amos sturges. sumner The
fish. averaging /. inches, were
caught in deep water on Ford
tenders. slow troll.
scotty About 20 Boy scouts.
Troop q. Tacoma. would like Ia
camp near your place, az 81
your place. for two DAY. In
August ~ and ~. Dandy
Kids. adult fishermen tomorrow.
scout Master Owen. In charge.
Ninety -four per cent ef the boy.
can outfish YOU. and can give
YOU n sir hour head start Hswi
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Favor Soldiers
Clowns Show
Ball Ability

showing more power than any
af IN. transforming clubs yet To
show In Tacoma this year. Miami
Ethiopian Clowns rollicked thar
way to IA victory over TIA
coma Truckers II Athletic park
Tuesday night
The Clowns were equally ss
adept with diamond horseplsy and
comedy as they were st the plate
with the bludTson. Their antics
kept the sikeabls crowd In an up.
roar most of the game
Thursday night the Truck
ers bring another h~rnssorm-
Ing team 10 Tacoma whea the
Cuban 0isats. worlds s~sni-
pro champions In 1919. make
an appearance ~ Athistie
park 81 $50 o'cioek.
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