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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Coast Track
Team Strong
Midwest Siors to
Face nsol Trouble

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day.
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sssa Include snanE ~ au.<ter-
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mss. University - csiife<sls
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record - 60 reonads n - es<-
lap event IN ths eeesI eeafsFsnes
m<et here saturday.
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land Of southern csllfsfnls. winner
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
S0F BALL
softball games for Monday night.

softbail games for Monday night.
sIhs
city tengus Transfers We North
Fuyallup, AekinieF No 4. 0sAmsn
- sSstn 9uArtsfmastsr. jefferson
Nc.
Commercial . fndusfrtnls Ali-naila
" DporHlsn. PORT and No 4 CON-
pany d. seth ca 70 oarassmen.
Portland No. ]. Lofal 7ess " scot
ties. Harmon F1rnffuTsmen -
Pulpers. Mckinley 30. d
Ihs PfsaidsDts council - ths soft.
Dali AaeociAtion all met tonight
~ The pAfE recreation office. an
Cftf hall sunsH A. . o'rin1k. - dis.
uAa plans Tor the coming county and
stats s1ftbal tournaments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
IN Ohe Bayket

cav 81
~ lake Friday. Saturday nd sunday
With the
together with several bass
Most Of the which Il
Rocker half and half That half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Salmon Propagation


Although $4,000. 900 salmon
eggs were taken in the states
hatcheries during the 1910
spawning season, artificial prop
agation Of fish is a poor substi-
tute for natural breeding. the
state fisheries department re-
ports.
Research at the biological sta
ton at hinter creek and at other
hatcheries proved that the old
system Of artificial propagation
and the release of young fry are
not an economic success.
The department has started .
five-polnt program In an effort
To preserve and increase the fish
Of Washington streams, lakes
and salt waters
Il includes pollution investiga-
ton. modernization OF hatch
cries, screening Of irrigation
bitches. and construction Of fish
ladders. expansion Of research
into fish habits.
Also development Of a cooper
alive program with Oregon and
Idaho TO reclaim lost spawning
grounds on the Columbia river
atershed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

division F1fst. z. q Honnsii
aese = -=13s and Y Johnson 49,
-f2a SECOND. D srhwaisn ss.a -
division fffef O Arhsfman.
t1sii' = 98is ana Bill noss sa=l1i4
1sAs second. L. L. Lamb. as-Tit 5eA
snndae-feints Tournament winners
A division First Refine 1t.is@
- second, = stewart 7ssi7-s7. "
LASsons 24-t1-9T; PAT johnson. ~.
i5-5T . williams. 74-1a- ~
, dtviaion. r1rst. u. HsrFon. fs-17
40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Boilers Win ~

Aagss Dasslsrhofs imitsd sum
NIT Tsesrs 70 thrss hts - tbs
Botfiern ehaiksa W q 4 10 z
victory a. neKlnisy flsid sunday.
Johnny heouads hii a 1880 ftaa
for ths B0ftiea
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

Church bells are tuned through
chipping the sdEes until tho prop
sr note % obtained
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Major Leaders

DlhnA Il CamlIA. Dodgers II.
Hicholson. Cubs 10. Johnson. AIN
letica 10
Runs: DlMaagio. YANKEES 20. Aoors
Cardinals -. Chapman. Athietira So
Knickerbocker. White Bo1 - d.
Runs Bstted In. Yoyt. TlEern IS.
Nicholson. Cubs 81. Keller. Yanksea
-, Gordon, YANKEES 81. Chapman.
Athletes -
HIT. Chapman. Ath1etloa - So
bert. Athletics ca Slaughter. CARD
inss g.. Cramer. senators 20. Heath.
Indians 50
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

Summary. Losing pitcher MAI
shall. balk. orAasi. innings pits he'd,
Marshall 7. McCiusksy 4. Eesisr ~.
81 bat off Marshall a. AeCluskey
4. Keeler 9. hits off Marshall 5 Nc
ciuskey J. Keller J. runs scored off
Marshall 3. hcCiuskey a. kcsisr 1.
struck out by orassi .. Marshall 3,
Keelsr a base on balls off orAssi ,.
Marshall q. AcCiuskey a kseler J.
hit BY pitcher. Kennedy. Hilton. Fu-
namaker By orsssi. wild pitches. hsr-
shall, McCiuakey. Eeslef. passed
balls. Johnson. left on bass. Lincoln
o. BeilinRham. 10. two-base hits.
Ksslsr: runs bAttsd Tn Rooney.
Peterson. Miller ofanzi. Richardson.
sacrifices. spurgson. Cooley, Miller.
stolen bases. Peterson. spuEseon ,,
Tkeda a Miller. Rooney. Pyfers Nuna-
maker. double plays. Taylor 20 Spur
geon 20 Rooney. Rocbon v huna-
maker time Of game, 1,ibs umpirea.
stAss and Nsighbors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Pacemakers
On Way Down
Cord lols. Indions
See l ads Abused


Hsfzmskers hsvs al The sklia
ne Cardinals. after Faelak sff II
straight. hess erenped thrse II :
~ aad aos sAzfs - Netlsasi
league iead WlsA "a fem1fasat
neaEsFa Ths faa,sns. lcHnz feaF
IN = eow. have rsllaqalshed 10
Anasriesa lsaEue struaeheis e ths
snaane Chicago White - ~
ne msrEta n eel percentages
peinI
After wisnias - - ik<tF
first e sas>e<s - Cznz<lneiz
have s.aaeaiy ssunl<>a - -
Isay ksews - fsfe. - lk<lr
lsst ihFes asmes. ths csras
have s<erea sely s~e su.~ I.
e~<k 80 tss hsse - -
~ e.s Fa..
Ths Dodgers hat ne Cardinals
Sunday. "a bat thsy snoeiaa't
have TIA Cards gave swsy tee
run. ana preessly eazt themselves
another n tia msnners
Den Psdr.tt .lnxiss n me nfsk
bat vas cut trying t. stretch y 10
. double. Country Slaughter fei-
lowed vita . single whleh veala
have places fsdkets n scoring
position with eniy enc eat.
ONLY TELLER WINS
Evn days nav. eems asua ths
Indians Suddenly. a wsek s4s
they we're a. games II fFoat. nut
IN the past sevsn days tssy.vs let
seven q eight samss Only Hnh
Fellsr has esen shis Ia wta > fsHs
IN thi. span.
Ths ed Yankee eyre s<ls-a
Cleveland susasy ssa th<y
west asws twtes k<feFs -
nreas Bamh~r.. &c s.a 81
R~s RafflaE. pssehisE hss s~~s
Eams - the s~.~sa. slssk>z
tie Inalan. N H. sp<seF. -
iseing ssiy s~ves hit<l
n was the first time thls go.
son the Tribs has been shut cut
Although Lefty Genes had te re-
tire In the ninth lnnlng a. the
nlghtosp after keitnsr had douhled
and Heath tripisd. 10 Fecsived
credit for victory Nc. 4
The White Sos had 10 battle IN.
~ the last ditch 70 break even
with Washington ana mevs Into
lhs league issd. Ths Senator.
broke their i7-sams losing streak
by winning the opsnsr. "a. al
though getting only three hits eff
John Rlgnsy. SD Hudson hlsnksd
the White soz until the ninth.
SMITH wrsNER
Edgar Smith pitched Chicago 10
. "a victory In the ii-lnninx
nlghteap. The Red sox moved
Into fourth place. displacing De-
troit. by beating the Tigers twice.
10. and s-s.
Dom Dfsfaggis druss N the
sinaiaE rue IN the firsf Kasss
and scored TIE winning tally
In the ssesad 81 TED wiiiisns.'
ny after racing from FIRST -
third % f1aney's s.sFifles.
The Athisties grabbed > twin
btu from the Browns. 81 and %.
and went into nfth place ahead Of
Detroit
The Giants and Reds snapped |
punches. Nsu York winning fhs
opener. "a. on Mel Otis s0olh big
league homer with . mate on and
Cincinnati taking the nIgbteap. |
"a. Junior Thompson winning hls
first game In seven starts
The Cubs took over fourth plaes |
By winning = doublshssesr from
ths Philllea. % and t-e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

los AsokLks-k.y heffalfy
sn1 Ana Mareheeebk osklsad.
Cal. lisd ssth Mary MefiFsih sd
Ann kabst4 Kansas CITY. lat
sight foF ths hlxh douhlss seefss
IN tbs Wemenas International
Bowling eisasFsss. Th3is tetais
ssns iof1 saeh.
SIN isa1lne N tNo-xiff svenf
ssa ths t1s1 st saFlisF fhAs ssek
- Elnle flag aad ceihsFtns
BaTilns. claelnnan The top sag
isa stefs Nas est lasf aantsF ~
Agnes casnpbeil. koiias. ~. -
sst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Golf News

ina nrsekdais Meas COLI club
held = medal play tourney n con.
junction with he qualifying % the
city amateur. fisy vas q fua
handicap
nrcckdais-a Medal risy- wtnnsss
nadle Rivssr.. 7s-e-ss ossrse wiss.
T-7-st. Raaasil namends, s8-a.aa
1ne division Franeis Chaplin. -
1881 Ton Wailscs. so=fs-As Itrm
kneie. es=1o.s LEA nlsnnn aa.ta-
- Fsu, oemnrud. e9-iT-es. Carl
Lawson. al-le-eA
sFd al.lslon--Jsrry wood. sa-as-ss
naiph F.iksnhsssn. - - - nuFt
nofris. se-ss-sl remHy csnp. "a
sroree Ar svinalsnd. 7a-fa-e1.
Marold Klneald ss.is-7s. oserse
Williams. eo-is-sT. tse nlstvss. e.
7.1s. DO Hanslsf. 1a-io-et. oeurss
Hnln, se-io-1s peh Afikru sf-fs-sD.
nlli Rounds. a4-is-ee. Charles nnash
eo-i1-i1. Jim FsFnlna. No scors psts
Hssstad. et=ls-s@ ulek Hnca. e7-ia-
". Bob wilsan. ss-ls-TlI J. > nse~=
snsna. si-is-7s Ptse nlmmsizeaen.
haundsf, se-it-Ti Ut. y 4. Mon.
sinso. ea-is.7a Ema narta. % 20
=. oeofEs Marshall. - -ao-se Jsfrr
Martin. pe-7e-1o. l.. Hammond. ifo-
ao=ao - enlhera - -17-71. Oliver
oredtls. et-z9-1l HERE oatteriss. ne
seore. %. rstsrson. tis-se-eo'
Harry Batteries. eo-9s-71 nud Ahfs.
han. ss-1i-n. rssas newell. iea-
Transfer. winners ia divislsn-
Francis Chaplin. 7 up: ION wslisee.
IN Ind dlYIslon---Ion afsf.nn =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

Results OF Father and son fournA-
mrnt.
FIRST low Hroaa n q Matthews ana
Harris Mathews. TIA. second loo
Eroas. n NJ heyer and BOB AsTsf.
t7f. third low gross, 3. a Anderson
and Bob Anderson l7e
Hunt. f7e-si-i4a second lev net.
n. v eehsalen and harioris n<hwa-
len ie4-As-lte third low net. A. ~
Myers and Jim Myers. fps-3e-is7
special nlns-hols tournamsnt fog
junior boyas
Low gross d l. helsndy and
Ralph hsisndy. fos low net Ioa
hsrisy ana hlhs Hsrisy. iso-77~-ss,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
.NYA Squad Downs
0uariermasier Nine

A NTH inning rally gathering
IN four runs gave ths n. Y. a.
baseball team 10 J victory
over the ouarfermaafsrs from Nc.
Chord Flsld yesterday. u vas
the fourth straight win thls ssa-
son for tbs ~. T. A.
poty and Nelson - the ~ 7. a.
led the hitting. each gathering
two solid bls~s Kenny Olsen.
y. 7. A. pitcher. never vss N
trouble and held tbs Quarter.
masters 70 five scattered hits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

JAZZ NJ IhtfFF. % hoIfI 1T MI
40 hois Left Jensen. 80 yard from 30
hole Frank Olson. q" from 10 hole
Con Konsmo a. from 10 heis Ken
Reeve. : feet from 10 hole, o. -
Peers. 100 yard from 10 hois. nlll
Hsdbsfr. 90 yard FROM 10 hole Jim
my johnson. Ia from 10 hnis. Olaf
~ hole; oeorss Moo. 10 hole. Rieh
Thomnnon n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

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Aecnend Eisla nesnkeF4 - y =
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fha F1Sss.
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aoyd1nn a. IaAnncn Il -
namhefs eeeb NJ Elpiss - 49,
halua4 hanoxM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

HTHHITN T|IHHHI
Columbus "a Tnktdo Ia
Louisville Q. India napoIls 4.
Kansas CiiY =. NiHwaukss >.
Minneapolis - Paul ..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

Bob Aullin. up. Ar Ahsl. up
Bill srehief, q up. Iact Mcintyre. .
up. I'd Jensen. up. tsif Jensen. .
up. Joe pAnoeich. : up. Olaf ufy-
thine . mp Al konamo, up. Harry
johnson : up
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
German Browns

WI NtnI AtAOW h6
Bill Yost, Puget Sound bank.
returned from a great two-day
trip TO the DesChutes in Oregon.
On display at the Washing
ton Hardware was a batch Of
his catch rainbows and Ger
man Browns. the Browns espec-
ally catching the eye.
The fish ran between Il and
IS inches and were taken from
the river about 10 miles south
OF Bend. Ore.
With Bill were John and Chris
Wetue of Bend and Walla
Walla, Wash. respectively.
The boys used bucktail eaddis
flies.
Also on display at the Wash
ington was q catch Of nine cut
throats taken by DIR. Bob
Monaghan, Tacoma The fish
ran up 10 Is inches and were
In plump, sleek condition. Bob,
strictly n fly angler, and . pip
pin, used the old reliable royal
buck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

pasfsurixe1 mllk was nalaed
after LOUIS pasaesr. FFsnen So
sntlsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Big Bass Taken

Two whopper. large mouth
black bass fell to the skill Of
George Henley of spanaway
lake in spanaway lake last
weekend. One was more than
six pounds. the other almost six
pounds. He caught others as
well. using q white baaa-oreno
with a red head.
Fishing with George was
George junior. age five. whose
eyes popped at pop and who
was permitted to hold the rod
at times to get an idea Of what
a bass felt like on the losing
end Of a rod.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
Poor Weather

Jack Wood and his party OF
Kanloops invaders are back.
but with not such JOY and rose
hued picture as they experienced
last year.
They fished Lake Leighton
and returned with 20 fish. one
six pounds. the others around
three pounds each.
Last year the fish bit
eagerly and averaged five and
. half pounds.
The reason weather.
Rain and cold winds and heavy
blows.
The anglers finally hit upon
a lure that brought what re-
suits they realized an FIST
dart.
With Jack were Omar Brat
rud, Russell Thompson Of Nc
Chord field. Roy Baker and Err
win Stroud.
They are going back some
Labor day when the waters will
be prime.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03
SMITH WINNIE

Edgar Smith pitched Chicago ta
"a victory In the ii-lnninx
nlghteap. The Red soz moved
Into fourth plses. displacing De-
trolt. by beating the Tigers twice.
To. and s-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-03

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The BIG Kings made their sr-
pcaranee AZ the mouth of The
Fuyailup Sunday morning on the
incoming tide.
And only three anglers were
there to greet them BIZ
Anderson. Al Won Eycke and
Cunnar Carlson.
BIZ took three, the largest
14is pounds.
Johnny Holmes Of the Mid
Waterway boathouse IL all
sJitter and viii Be out there
after them at the next favor
able tide.
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packed, ! egg. well beaten. cup
sifted flour. u teaspoon salt. =
teaspoon soda. one 7-oz. package
semi-sweet chocolate chips. y can
southern style coconut, 1 teaspoon
vanilla.
Cream butter, add sugar grad
ually, and cream together until
light and fluffy. Add egg and mix
thoroughly. Sift flour once. meas
ure. add salt and soda, and sift
again. Add flour in two parts and
mix well. Add chocolate chips.
coconut. and vanilla, and mix
thoroughly. Drop from teaspoon
on CREASED baking sheet 2 inches
apart. Bake in moderate oven
(375 degrees F. 10 to 70 minutes.
Pack in tin box.
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Important accessories in the
wardrobe Of the white-collar-girl
are you guessed it-white col
lars. The young working woman
can't find better insurance against
her looking dull and dowdy than
in a supply Of crisp white collars
and cuffs.
The smart career girl finds that
her collarless navy blue spring
suit acquires a new lease on life
by the simple addition OF a sailor
collar In Swiss batiste. snowy
pique or handkerchief linen. Long
before she is tired OF her below
cred Easter bonnet. she'll be look
ing around for a dashing, swash-
buckling, brimmed hat In pink or
yellow to wear with her suit-and
a neat fiat collar and cuffs in pink
or yellow.
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One for the Money
By LOUISE HOLMES


answered, her tone implying
astonishment at so ridiculous a
question. "All women want chill
dren. Sometimes. unfortunately.
they must be denied because of
economic strain, but"
Kennedy exhaled delighted
sigh. II was plain to be seen that
Julie was scoring a perfect rating
on each test. He arose, helping
Julie from the step. In a hushed.
breathless sort OF way, he said,
II think have fallen in love with
you, Julie"
Have you?" she asked,
eyes downcast, the long curl
Ing lashes making alluring
shadows on her tinted cheeks.
Together they went up the
stairs. At jules door he babe her
a hasty goodnight. He hurried
away, very straight backed, as II
decorum had been offended by his
presence at her bedroom door.
Julie thought how casual Johnny
would have been under the same
circumstance. He would have
tipped up her chin. he would have
said. II was born with a knack for
kissing. Want me to prove my
technique? Always glad to OBJ
lige-"
Going into her room. Julie
set her small feet down hard.
She must not constantly think
Of Johnny. comparing him
with kennedy. to the latter's
discredit.
The two men were beyond COM
parison. One stood for everything
she wanted in life. the other for
everything at which she had
scoffed. She could vastly rout him
completely. and she would, begin
ming that very moment.
jules bed had been turned
down. The chiffon nightdress and
luscious negligee lay across it. the
little mules stood neatly. side by
side. Softly shaded lamps spread
a discreet glow through the room,
a csrafe OF ice water had been
placed on the bed table. The maid,
Annie. lightly tapped on the door.
Yes? Come in"
May I help you undress ,"
Julie remembered q time
when she had been put to he'd.
the lights turned out, the win
dows opened. n screen ar
ranged that no draft should
chill her precious little body.
She remembered . time when
the sheets had been fine linen
like these. the bed coverings
satin and taffeta.
A little ache swelled in her
throat. II was a. II she had come
home after a long, wearisome
journey.
Continued on Page 20. Column s.
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TEST ANSWERS

Below are the answers To test
questions printed on the editorial
page:
!. Yes.
2. Austrian composer.
3. Greece.
4. Mississippi.
5. 1912 and 1924.
s. River.
Z. Granddaughter.
8. Dorothy Thompson.
.. No.
10. Malachi.
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tzsp Ne1y NeckVear Eases Dress Problems OF Collar Cir
Fresh Lingerie Touches Give
Basic Dresses New Lease
Frou-Frou Blouses Are More Flstterine Than
Severe Shirts; Jsbots Again Popular

otherwise tailored navy blue sheer
shirtwaister which came with a
flat pique bow. A good idea. when
shes in an "Tm-just-fresh-out-of-
school" mood. is the same dress.
plus a square sailor collar. And
for days when shes feeling femi-
nine and fragile. there are stun
ming Regency collars with lace
edgings
The older career woman knows
that frothy. frilly lingerie collars
and jabots are perfect for soften
ing the brisk. brittle appearance
she fights hard TO keep from ac-
curing She likes jabots OF white
Swiss organdy with lace insertions
with her tailored day suits I'm
less she Is raving beauty. she
knows that frou-frou blouses are
likely TO be more flattering than
severe shirts.
New this year are yoke-type
collars which simply snap on and
so eliminate the boring business
Of lacking with needle and thread.
Also easy to manage are the V
neeked styles which may be
caught 10 the neck Of dress with
nothing more than a little gold
safety pin at the back and an
ornamental pin or clip at the point
OF the V at the front.
Among the Swiss organdy
blouses to wear with the increas-
ingly popular black, brown and
navy summer suits OF silk or
rayon faille those with deep V
necklines with ruffles at either
side are chic.
Some blouses have wide collars
to be worn over the suit collars.
Others are collarless. with perky
Jabots and huge, flat butterfly
bows. One charmer has a CONVEX
tible neckline which may be worn
modestly closed at the throat dur
ing business hours and opened
flatteringly to a deep V for cock
tails or dinner later in the day.