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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Dave Williams Sonata was the
only racing-cruising boat 10 finish
within the time limit. All other
entries in this class withdrew
thinking that even Sonata could
not finish the long course What
they did not know was that head
nudge George Doan stationed al
the first mark had ordered Sonata
TO Sall the short course directly 10
the finish al Edison.
In the meantime, Mase Rum
neyS R-boat. Lightning. and Perez
Darnall'S SiX-metcr Challenge. up
in front, sailed around the lS-mile
course. but were about three min
uteS over the time al the finish,
Their shippers were pretty mao
about this.
Ted FarnSworth's cruising class
ketch Chantey was FIRST IN her
division 10 finish, after being
ordered 20 sail the shortened
course but gave the place away 10
Dickie Jackson'S ketch Interim on
corrected time.
Andy Langhammer. skipper Of
Rambler. Tommy Lott, who sails
Duchess. both cruising class boats,
and Dave SlosS, who is leading the
racing-cruiSing class with Kath-
mar in points. all believed that the
leading boats all OF which gave
them time. would sail the long
course as the starting flags had
Indicated
Al are now down in the books
a Did not finish and that's a.
bad as a disqualification All SAID
they would have completed the
snort course had they known tho
judges had made the change al
-the mark tor their classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
On inc otdle Dedt -: b. George Maskin
FLINT'S DRIVE CLICKS

OVER THE Officials be-
hind the pitch for Pat Mullin
drive in Flint report all-around
success which means the ST.
900 goal will be reached by Friday
when Mullin will be honored be-
fore the exhibition game between
the Tigers and Flint Indians.
TIME MARCHES ON-Mike
CaSteel. former Michigan State as
SiStant coach and now boss of the
University OF Arizona gTidders,
came back 10 his ex-Stamping
grounds looking as dapper as ever
-. In fact. many of his State
friends remarked Casteel was
looking younger. -
FAMILY AFFAIR-The finals
of the Black River Country Club
golf championship Sunday at Port
Huron Will be one of those father
son propositions Father Fred
l.. Riggin is paired against his son,
Taylor /. The son, incidentally,
is favored.
PRELIMINARIES OVER-With
regular schedules completed. 40
surviving teams start play August
u in the district phase of the
state N. Y. A. junior baseball
tournament Each won in
. local league play which involved
1000 kid ballplayers Final
games will be played in Lansing.
STILL LAUGHING-W William T.
Morrissey. Grand Rapids sports
promoter and secretary still is
chuckling When State League
teams sent beauty queens TO the
recent finals at Flint, MorrisSey
took along his sons girl friend,
Winnifred Slack and Miss
Slack emerged as queen of the
circuit.
WANDERING + HOUGHT ---
How much effect will the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

draft actually have on membc~
schools of the NJ /. A. 4. Con
ference? tSome of the
coaches report the losses viii be
terrific
ADDED DUTIES - President
Tom Halhgan OF the State Minor
League has been named 10 a ma
tiOnal committee 10 handle "dc.
Tense" angles for professional
teams. The groups job IS 10 assist
in counsel. guidance and service
to all players taken into the
armed forces.
CHEERFUL DEPARTMENT --
The word THAT fiat SChTarn, Tan
sing sport writer. has regalned
full vision in one OF his eyes reg
listers with a smile For six
years. starting at Michigan State
College. Schram covered sports
under conditions which were any
thing but easy.
OUT OF BUSINESS Lee Hart,
ST. Mary'S of Mt. Clemens COM
muting football coach. is through
with him outside activity, namely
a grocery store in st. Clair Hart
made the round trip between
towns daily Chances are he
may not return 10 the Bather City
school this year If some
thing better pops IN the way OF q
job.
FUTURES BUREAU-If its
football which interests you. Upper
Peninsula high school teams start
practice in two weeks . The u.
p. preppers enjoy a three-week
jump on the boys below the
Straits because weather conditions
chase the former off the grid by
late October when seasons in this
part of the state still are IN full
blossom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

tackle in the Marine Air Corps.
About 10 students are in Sum-
mer school and will be for another
week or two. If they succeed in
passing The situation will be
cleared up considerably. The army
picked off a couple of fine pros
poets in the Spring but the fresh
man material was better than fair
so the coaches are not too dis
heartened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
With the


The MichIgan Rife and Pistol
Association thirty-SiXth annual
30-cahher rife matches will be
fred al Camp Grayling August -,
10 and II. Col PaySon -. Foster.
in charge of the meet, announced.
The matches are open 10 com
pctitorS OF the regular service.
Michigan National Guard Mchi-
gan state troops Michigan naval
reserves. organized reserves, vet
Grams organizations, civilian clubs
and individual members of the
National Rifle Association.
Matches scheduled are the ANY
Military Rife match, Stuart 4.
Miller Rapid Fire, State Indi-
vdual. The General Heinrich A.
Pickert match, the Pope Wimble-
don match Ellis Trophy match.
StearnS. Rife Team. Col Payson
u. Foster championship, tn Q
Phelpe-Newberry trophy, Veter-
ans Trophy, and Chalmers Pho
nccr Trophy
Mai Arthur Holmes will be in
charge OF the statistical office and
I'd RcicheldcTtcr is chief range
officer
Camp Grayling is five miles
west of Grayling on NIB.
The Grand American trapShoot-
inc tournament al Vandalla. O.
August is 10 -. consists Of 100
targets If competitors elect 10
shoot the entire regular program,
exclusive of preliminary days,
August ID TO II The windup FRI
day is the Grand American Handi-
cap with S10.000)in cash prizes.
Detroit hunters. trapshooters
and SkectShooterS should get their
reservations in early if they plan
10 shoot in The Detroit Times
Hunters special at L. A. Young
Gun Club. Saturday and Sunday.
September 13 and Ia
The total cost of shooting the
p target Skeet or trap program
is only SIPS. which is the bare
cost of a box of shotgun shells
and - clay pigeons.
a fund of $500 in merchandise
certificates will be awarded. Entry
tickets may be purchased at any
Montgomery Ward store, gun
clubs, or The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
DRAFT, SUMNER SCHOOL DECIDE III
Worries Over Fate Of WestfaIl

defeat in the first game clouds the
entire season.
Coach Charley Bachman plans
10 have about 60 players report
for the opening practice In this
lot will be two dozen letter men.
The draft hasn't yet hit State and
the officials expect the seniors 10
get deferment until the school year
iC OUpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
BY EDGAR HAYES

The draft and Summer. school
are shaping the destinies of the
college football teams i'm Michigan
The selective service is another
proposition. Almost every team in
the country will be hit by the
draft, some very hard Not only
the draft but all branches of the
services are grabbing the best
prospects from the campus.
Football practice will open at
Michigan, State. University of De-
troit and Wayne in a little more
than a month. II will not be until
the first day that the coaches will
he sure of their personnel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
May Be Lost

Michigan has Bob WeStfall, cap
tain-elect and spear-head of its
offense as the chief worry. Bob
received his QUESTIONABLE and re-
turned il several weeks ago. He is
a senior and for that reason may
be deferred 10 complete his edu-
cation.
The loss OF WeStfall would be a
bitter blow 10 the championship
hopes Of Coach Fritz CrisleE and
his staff. Faced with the problem
Of replacing Tom Harmon, Forrest
Evashevski and Ed F'Tutig. a
search for a fullback at this time
would be a problem. Michigan
had a satisfactory Spring drill.
Rcplacements in the line were
found and the backfield material
organized 10 a certain extent.
Two other regulars left school
TO join the armed forces. Bob
Kresja, fullback, is in the Naval
Air Corps and Jack Butler. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Staff OF Scorers

A staff of official scorers for
major league baseball games may
be organized soon similar 10 the
corps Of umplreS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
WRITE ron FREE BOOKLET

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Big Game

Both Michigan and State start
practice the same day and each
has only II days 10 be ready for
the opener when they meet. 1t is
an all-important game for each as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
SouthpaU to Start

Eddie PiotrowSki. a southpaw
who paced PepSi-Cola's final drive
for a playoff berth. is scheduled
TO face Paris. The latter probably
will start Ernie Slongo. big right
handler whose work in the box IN
the last few weeks has stood out
Paris "a Pepsi-Cola. Northwestern ].
. 30 p. m Altes. bye
CLASS v
Sans vs. Greyhound. Northwestern l.
90. Hsssett vs. He A.. G, Belle lsis >,
Isle 8. $50 Acme vs. u, Y. W. A.
Northwestern 3. 3. 80
CLASS {
Riley vs.. Andrews. Belle Isle , 3 30
kNiviano vs. Square Deal. Belle Isle q. 90
Bradford We. krims, Northeastern 2. LOO.
CLASS ID
Falcons vs. Star Lodge. Belle Isle ;,
100; De SAINTS vs. victory Northwes si'i,
8. $50. Melvinoals vs. Posseiirs Post
Tobias Courtney Atkinson 2. 40.
CLASS D.
y. la Sale vs. Learned Belle Isle
: ST., VsukEr CUBS W. Hornets Belle isiF
90, square Deal Juniors vs. stFsth-
Juniors W Falcons 81 Clair 3:30. Ford
Post W Grandstaff Northwestern ;. 90
Cooley cubs Parkside Boys club.
Northwestern 5. ! 90. Catholic Central W.
teen - 8, John antlus Enrthges,ern
3 3 90 Lincoln PARK Mohawks Va HaAgs.
MIDGETS
battalion W Battalion q SOfthwes'ern
Battalion "a. Battalion s, Claire
Battalion IS Battalion ~. clark Bat
taiion vs. Battalion 10. Belle Isle
Al games Al o. N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
5 Loops Start
Sdnd|ot Title
Play Sunday

Opening the most important
Astage of the seasons play. teams
Fin five divisions of the Detroit
Baseball Federation get their
elimination series under way this
Sunday.
The playoffs begin in Class A, c,
I'D. + and Midgets for those clubs
which finished the regular season.
with a percentage of 800 or better.
Class 3, meanwhile. will play the
fourth round of its eliminations,
with eight of the original Is clubs
already eliminated. All playoffs
are on the two-game knockout
basis.
Trips outside the city await the
champions in three of the divi-
sions. The Class A winner goes to
the national tournam men at
Youngstown; Class B title-winner
plays the UAW-CIO champion for
the right TO represent this district
in the state tournament at Battle
Creek, while the Class c champion
has been promised a trip 10 a
tournament at Peru. Ind.
Only three teams were able to
make the qualifying grade in
Class A. and Paris plays Pepsi
Cola in the first round Sunday al
Northwestern Field. Altes, the
third team, drew a bye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

WANDERING HOUGHT ---
How much effect will the army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

retread gives you thousands Of miies Of sddi-
tional service at low cost and lessons the danger
of skidding.
When you do bsy q new fire. choose oaIy
good tire Of proved quoiify. Good tires
give more miles per dollar than cheap ones, and
they use less rubber per thousand miles travelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

s2sal Louis LAYTON second SIT
waiter Greig 20 49, third
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15


Fsihsr ~ three chiliren -.
year-ala 9~otK. o. Thomas -
aaY outlined ~ candidacy fct ths
.ehcel ensrd. I. follow.
\ I henev~ that ihs program
II vocational training a. lns,i.
tuied n inc sehcol system ~ IA.
coma should - developed 70 the
nlll extent ~ u. possibilities
Having seen = teacher ~ vecs
fienai classes and a. officer II .
labor union. am IN . position o.
clearly understand the needs ~ eur
vocational program.
= believe that the school
bard. n. r.r. A. and lsnor have
a common responsibility In the
development u any educstlonsl
policy
- believe w uphoiding the
school standards. toth IN the inst.
ter If seheei salaries standard ~
buildings ard efficient education
At ell times.
Too much emphasis csnno,
he placed upon tho need for . def.
nits health program that will pro.
vide adequate clinical service ID
ouf ehildrea IN oar public schools
= Ny primary consideration
At al times will h. tho welfare ri
our children the oitisen. ~ 90.
morrow
Thomas owns his own home ~
sisl Alaska II and Ia active IN
Roy Scout and r.srA work In
thai district
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Snow Covers
Middle West
Cold Winds Send
Thermometer Down
q, UNITED PRESS

Geld sina. carrying snow hies
ever re middle West FRIDAY sna
ssnt n mercury lover in thsr.
monsters =. "a south a. ne plains
states Flo-sd eondition. In nerth-
.rn cslfarna improved eut there
80. prediction. - more rain
A vial-at sind storm that md
moved up from the Texas Pan
handle snd ohurned the scii snd
and - n. dust bowl into clouds
slipped 81 u the northeast over
fhs Great Lakes. the force 81 the
Wind. almost spent Rains that tell
n the wake 81 ~. ~ird dimintshsd
q. re I'D mass moved In from
the north
>lie. wer~ overcast .a CALI
faruls ana weather bureau NJ.
fetal. .sld the clouds we're
moving N advance 81 new
storm coming off the Pacific
ocean. River. swollen h, MANY
dss. 81 rain were ree~diaa
slowly.
Except for q comparatively low
pressure srsA over eastern Mon
tsns. hlgh pressure prevailed every
where IN IN. nation. but the high
over New England was weakening
rapidly The only significant
change IN temperature ~ss In the
middle ~est.
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Behind the Ticker

creey Is being used in rounding up
approval ~ all governors.
Copper subsidy -American COP
per producers are raising thunder
IN Washington because 81 govern
ment purchases ~ Latin-Ameriean
red metal. while the price IL
fixed here AZ n cents per pound
At which level they can't operate
profitahly because Of high labor
costs The move IL .o strong that
talk Is heard in congressional cir
Giles Of arranging a copper produc-
Ing subsidy Of about one cent per
pound 50 that American mines can
get into production.
Steel - The steel industry OK
poets new flood ~ national de-
Tense orders Within the next so
10 90 DAYS huge amounts Of shell
steel VIII be booked. Moreover.
by late August or early septem-
Der armament plants now under
construction viii start producing
That spells out smother flood Of
steel orders
Auto >eiup 49, The automobile
io4I-model year started oct !.
Since then more than 24O0, 900
vehicles have been manufactured.
The rush Is based on fears Of de-
Tense requirements taking over
larger part Of the auto plants.
But the situation ~ serious.
Dealers new car stocks exceed
the 500 900 saturation point That
volume represents a substantial
freezing Of capital While manu-
facturers say Il Is capital we'll
Invested because there Will he
large consumer demand later.
based on war-wage spending. deal
ers aren't turning over cash.
II may be, say auto makers.
that to relieve the situation. fac
tories viii have 10 store cars them
selves pending anticipated de-
mands.
Reports Are That Pere Mar
quette may vote dividend tins
month to prior preferred. sceumu-
lstions total fis25 share
Bath Iron Works good 1870 earn
inRs viii be better through 1871
For greater trading appeal
there switching from Continental
Baking class "A" into Northern
Pacific r. ~ Mays net for
fiscal year ended Jar. 81 Vas 81 80
share.
Young Spring 4 Wire active on
sub-eontract defense work
Standard Brands earnings holding
ne high pace NJ finsl quarter Of
last year Crown Cork 4 Seal
% 70 on regular dividend basis
Kelssy-Hsysr Wheels current
operations ~ hest levels IN MS
tory -. Great Northern preferred
may - voted 5O-csnt dividend IN
March LosTs mas long pull
following.
He'd for attractive yield. Cen
ersi FlreproofinR common
Paramount Picturss .z0-cent d.
yldend above expectations
Hercules Pow osrr first ak months
net vii show 30 per cent gain
Over ike penod year ago
Bsnaiz becoming fayorits nth
floof nfoksrs And thst een-
tray - general opinion. offlcs
appliance manufacturer not
sRfsrrpsd 18th fsfsnss orders
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PIT. A. Plans
Open Forum
Gig Hdrbor Meeting
Set for Tuesday

GIG HARBoR- Gig Hsrhor
high School PIT. A. viii have a
special program a. the meeting
set for Tuesday evening. An open
discussion on the subject. Our
Schools and How 70 Improve
Them. will b. the feature
The following speakers vii lead
~ discussion. with mem bers Of
ne audience participating later.
! Wagner. principal Of THE school.
Or the faculty, 4. Sehmel. for the
school board. Mrs O. =. Parkman.
fer the parents. and Alice kara
matte and Ray Edwards, for the
students.
Mrs. Carl Guttormson viii be
hostess 70 the l.. n r Of First
Lutheran church at her home
Tuesday.
The 2e-foot boat. New Pirate"
recently completed nv Vincent Ma
teriin and John Zorovich, VAS
launched here last week
Russell Harry left Thursday for
his home in Vancouver. Wash.
after spending = few DAYS here
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. Retsllick.
Mrs s Mikelsen Of Crescent
Valley suffered a broken ankle
Wednesday when she fell Al her
home She was taken 10 Ia
coma hospital where II was learned
that both bones ~ an ankle had
been broken.
Mrs =. r. Treutle attended the
luncheon given At Hotel Winthrop
~ the associate conductresses NJ
the Eastern Star for conduotresses
Of Pierce county.
The high school basketball team
will meet Port orchard at Port
Orchard Tuesday.
Florence Layton Of Gig Harbor
has been appointed assistant IL
hrsrian at the Gig Harbor high
school.
At the Lions club meeting Mon
day. A s. Hall OF Gig Harbor will
show slides covering his trip from
Seattle 10 Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Ex-DeputY Sheriff
Gets 6-Yeor Term

THE DALLES. Ore. Guy Du-
vail, former Wssco county deputy
sheriff who pleaded guilty to
defalcations totaling more than
$4,000 during the last 10 years
late Thursday was sentenced by
Circuit Judge Fred w. Wilson to
a six-year prison term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Nsms's First Mayer
Dies in 0klahoma

rrfs<. osIa. Eugene No.
sstn<. -. sns eessms the M
nsYer - ~eue. Afssss. 81 NJ
tnrn - - century. lied 81 Ne
henss e<re tst< Thursday
"a. - n<<n . resident hevs -
v~srs A native ~ Pennsylvania.
h- AWAITED ~ most ~ he ifs. go
sept ~ : ~ yrsrs s~ssina srid
n kfa.ss BE wss the susho~ ~
Al.<ks - f&na ~ ccid.~ pun-
Hse<6 n al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Senate 0kehs Measure
For Relief 10 Schools

OLYMPIA - Overcr row dee
schools in national defense area.
we're given relief in a bill passee
BY the state senate Thursday aft.
ernoon and sent 10 the house. ap
propriatins $3.50. 900 for new build.
ings and other emergency operat-
ing costs.
The school bill would pro-
vide the state school superin-
tendent with $3.50, 900 from
the current school fund "a he
allocated about the state upon
approval of the state board Of
education. II was designed
principally TO benefit Bremen
ton. Fort Lewis and South
Seattle areas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

sroasSe-W ~ Roberts ha1
r.lf - ally h~rsd ssras rrs-
tsy hat ne aeessrs IRE ssrsst~
mens s~llsx<s - nay nave HATED
. ssFsaus hts.s ~ the rssssfs
Aefei h<Fe Thursday
Nnfssna a . fsfr'Gsfsticn
system n 10 Basement. Rses<ss
asweseTed That sr si<~net fs~~n
hss st.ftea . sifs
Al downtown fsss srpasssus
wss called n ne H~sss. nss vNse
4 arrived ~ asshleG n A. esRsv
thar n tfss, rrssrss nasss Ne
hsa sssd Ehsm - sstirGufsn ~
fismss
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cream the fat and sussr iosstnsf
and add tho well beaten sgs yoiss
SIT together tho dry ingredients and
I'D alternately sith the Fsirmont
coffee u ths first mixture sdd
vanilla snd fold IN ssii-bsatsu sgE
whites HsEs IN Efeassd tube pan for
one hour IN a moderate oven. Cover
With vanilla fFnatlnE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
MANUFACTURERS
TESTED RECIPES

OF IGN Nltt sffN
cup. diced left ever beet. veal 81
, tablespoons butter ~ bacon FAT
Tablespoon. flour
medium ran Helm Nsseishis
sam
nroSn meat m hot fst scd flour
and brown slightly Pour ln saun
hnu afir until it thicfens effss an
aesst o. ~ith hot hisruiu
NsRN,iADf nntAp
~ cup. flour
/ fsn. hssinr rosdsF
- tap salt
! th.p. suaar
- eup. Roman Meal
- run aainuts
:. Tup orange msrmsisas
ssK
I cup miik
SIT flour. baklns powder salt and
sugar. add Roman Meal Chop Nsi.
nuis coarse and add with marmAlsds
then heat esq veil and add sith nib
Rake IN creased bread pan IN MOI
crate oven $3.50 dss Tor one hour.
HRrAn aND ~ TrtH pDiNe
slless wonder nrrsd. q. ineh
thisk
I Tablespoons sonsnsd buitsr
- Teaspoon cinnamon
=. teaspoon ailspiss
:. teaspoon nutmss
- run rsd raspberry lam
eggs siiGhtly beaten
- Tablespoons suERr
:. teaspoon salt
- Teaspoons grated lemon dnd
= runs mia soaided
Cut ef8sts from bread butter both
sidsa with blend 81 butter and spices
spread , slloes with Jam ana cover
with remaining slices Place IN but
tered shallow baking dish nka inches
and cut zach IN quarters Combine
tEzH sugar salt and lemon find add
milk slowly. mixing thoroughly Pour
over bread Place dinh IN pan Of not
water BAKE tn moderate oven $3.50
dss p ! hour serve warm sifh ~
without cream. Yield "a portions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15
Arm Of Law Finds
Missing Broker

f0ul&DNlTmt. Fs Nnt<ff
! neIia missing rhnsdeiphis H.
vsstHnsst counsellor scesis-d -
sSInalIaf sflsns. at - wore tssn
= - 80 80 arrested tste
thursday n Nnshs.tss. y r ice.l
eslses announced
Detective ] colhn ~ Roehes
ter - CAPT tes~ph ksFrs ~
tNe rhilsteiehls peiles department
lhzt Belts - Nesn N the lrsur-
snes business n Norhesssr una<s
~ assumed nams Ne hsd tfon
II 80 - - rsrksts shsn tsken
infe eslstasff. ssecrttrg ~ ksfrs
nni,s .is - scais valve sstrs.
aisIaH
Bats sassef~sfss lssf ortce<f
- - efHee "a. Nsins i~vesti.
Estss ~ the s.sufl,ls. ara 60.
change snmmissten We sur-<i
assatiy wss Indicted - vsrsa.
charges
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

At the Lions club meeting Mon
day. A s. Hall OF Gig Harbor will
show slides covering his trip from
Seattle 10 Alaska.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

Florence Layton Of Gig Harbor
has been appointed assistant IL
hrsrian at the Gig Harbor high
school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

soi.INnrs n rihis. nave
Eans rita ne esst seller class ~
Caiam ~. e.ek stores partly ~
cause - me departure ~ msny
feunx msa - military camps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-15

The high school basket ball team
will meet Port Orchard At Port
Orchard Tuesday.