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FLOOR LAYERS block sanders hnishsTs.
good pay 70 good mechanics Apply 18Th
and Euclid SIS II ", Dorchester APIS. See
head Hnnr Sandfr
Evening star., 1941-10-20

PAPER HANGER. good opportunity for
right man Phone Elmvood 436 after
Evening star., 1941-10-20

DRIVER AND HELPER for furniture van;
this is not an ordinary Job; excellent OPP
portunity to advance and pay in pro-,
portion come ready for work Monday. =
am: bring license and references The
Furniture Mart. 3l5 No. Glebe I'd. cor
n m ! 2us
Evening star., 1941-10-20

, RADIO SERVICE MAN. must be fully ex-
perienced and reliable give experience ard
refs ppS-D
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GAS STATION ATTENDANTS, mus, be
thOrOUghly experienced Jacks Auto SATv-
Evening star., 1941-10-20

MAN white single 10 drive car and
assist invalid printer; salary, room and
Evening star., 1941-10-20

MAN. yuung with some general l1Sur-
ance experience, pFefers blv in claims eX-
ceI.ent opportunity. Box 32d-D. star
MAN for newsstand and fountain vork
Apply Mr Spire, WASHINGTON National
Evening star., 1941-10-20

J PRESSER BUSHELMAN expert: good
D wages steady Job Apply $500 Wisconsin
Evening star., 1941-10-20

DRUG CLERK experienced, not registered;
good salary; permanent position. Higgers
Drugs. 50l7 Conn. ave.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. familiar with
lighting and power layouts for large build
ings Must be a good craftsman. fast and
reliable: no beginners State experience,
salary expected and when available. Box
1S-D Star
Evening star., 1941-10-20

| PORTER, colored. Young. neat appear
ance; SO Vk. TO start. Linen Mart. 1925
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
More Kings Than Ever

Quoting Erling Bergersen, the
We tie r a n professional salmon
guide:
More King salmon In our To-
cal waters than ever.
And ever Ii q long, long
time.
"Hales Pass, in particular. is
alive with the big ones. but an
angler needs powerful tackle
combined with skill TO land
them.
Had a party out the other
day in the pass and had 25 hits.
Landed only nix.
= avery Richardson and John
ny Sheriff went out the next
day. Hooked Is, had two in the
net and all escaped. Same
boys went out next day and
landed eight OF the Is they
hooked.
Art Malay and another man
boated into the region and came
back with five big ones.
oh, yes. / forgot. Richard
son and Sheriff lost a dozen
sets Of hooks. That should give
you an idea.
Omar Bratrud. Charles Tay-
Tor and Junior Hunt had Is or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

Local 2seS continued 10 lead the
Industrial division ~ the Com
mercial-industrial league by =
half game in the torrid first half
race.
Second place - held nv ca. p.
ssth ONO, with al others already
eliminated.
The Local club won. ~ IN 7.
over Musicians 10 erase the losers
title hopes while Co. n stopped
seotties. to !. In an intsr-division
fray which has already placed
An-Rails in the throne room
Pulpmen upset Doormen.
~ 20 7, while Furnituremen
cut GarAgemen down. - to 4.
In . stunning upset 10 wipe
out their last chance AZ the
crown.
Two City league games Thurs
day evening were real thrillsrs.
Bottiers snapped leads with
2ssth ONO for five innings. then
held off two desperate rallies in
the sixth and seventh frames 10
win. 9 TO S, behind capable relief
pitching by Chef Dyer to give him
his fourth win in five days.
Teamsters s~arfned all ever
Ducks IN the sixth inning 10
come from behind Ia Win.
. In 4. and keep their Irrt
place chances ALIVE.
Friday evening IL Mckinley
No. z diamond Gas Men again
risk their nndefeated rseord
against second place vsneermen.
II Vsneermen win. = tie for frs,
place viii result
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Tree.s went In the SCENTS with
Al up via ever Mrs. William
Robin 81 Hood River. Asd
bumped lnts Sissy Grs~s 81
Wayerly, whs had tFiumphsd
over Mrs. MARTA Hunter, 8
and 3.
Mrs Margaret crosbis q Alder
wood met Mira. Omar Anderson
o. ire aarns club after beating
Dorothy Mcbride Of Wsyeriy. 7
and O.
Mrs. Anderson won from hraL
haeWiikins q Portland. . and /.
In ths third n1ght. Mrs. Jsna
LerbAek Of Astoria met Mr.. kath-
srins Livingston Of Wayeriy after
default win.
A fourth flight mems match
pittsd '. Martin ~ Corvallis and
Alex Peters Martin had moved
up through a default
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Country Club
Golf Title Up
First Round Begins
Saturday; is Poirs

TIE iezi Countrx club gelf
championship rces into first rcaand
matches Saturday.
Thers are Il matches billed -
follows.
y y. Eisenhower ". Frank G
Neal: Harry Andrews vs. Rneer,
~ HYDE. c. n Hunter Va c =.
Rurkey: Jim LsGs=a - naIor
McCsrron. Roger ". Peck ". Dr.
r c. sehaeffer. Rnd olnendsm
W y. r. Tteomh. Lester W Han
sen "a Ray Thompson; J. ".
Johnston W. Harold A. Allen. Hlll
Hyde vs. DR.. ". W. James. A. r.
Walker Va Ralph schseffer, IT.:
Charles Chandler W Ray Aatti-
SIN; Joseph H. cilpin W. n r.
kilworth: William Test W John
Lamb. John n Anderson -,
Stanley Steel: Corydon Wagner "
Bert swesting: Henry o, Wheeler
Va J. Msnley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
sooUTs TRAIL ToMAsIC
PORTLAND

PORTLAND - Oregon State
amateur golf play developed into
an almost local affair In the semi
finals today.
Only outsider In the bracket
Was Alan Mills Of San francisco,
VINO was pitted against Bob BrOn-
son Of Peninsula Mills. former
Portlander and runnsr-up In the
1895 tournament. beat Jack shuler
Of Wsveriy. and ,. Bronson ac-
oomplished the days major upset
IN dropping Or. o. p. willing.
four times champion, one up on
the 18th
In the other pair were Louis
Jennings Of Portland, VINO beat I'd
Watson q Riyerside. ? and /. and
Roy Virgins. 1898 state cham
pion. Vho trounoed Glen schzrosck
n Oregon City BY the same mar
gin
In women's play, Babs
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John Rigney
Changes Mind

CHICAGO Johnny Rignsy NJ
the Chicago white Sos offered
today In trade hls pitchers glove
for an army uniform and forget
he ever wanted those July and
August salary checks
His draft hoard said he prob
shly would be lndueied into the
army next Wednesday but added
u was uncertain whether II still
could include him In the Juns
quota.
RiGney's hoard had granted
his request for . so-dsy defer
nenf but The state seieetivs
service administration appeal
I'd the decisiaa 10 President
Roosevelt "a \ test ease. The
presidents ruling woald have
affected al baseball clubs.
The 2e-year-old pitcher issusd .
formal stntsmsut announcing he
had Withdrawn hla request because
~ = controversy over The isKal
provision which IVES ths basis ~
his defermsat
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With ElIiost Mstssls

20 hits and didn't set = nsh.
Tie that one
Fred NAY. the trapshooter.
and Ray Kelly landed one md
lost two off Point Gibson. Fox
island.
Tom Sla.is landed one
and then his line became fouled
in the propeller % his cupboard
motor. which sent Tom hack
home. No man oan catch =
King salmon with just part ~
= line.
This week end should see
some great catches. The ex-
IRENE tides have passed. the
weather promising
SO. when you so take
extra tackle and strong tackle.
Those big Kings don't fool
around"
Have never known Erling 10
embellish anything in his fish
talk. II anything. he has a ten
dency TO treat a subject mod
estly.
Then. you can take the word
Of Frank Harting. the Point
boathouse chief. He is emphatic
in agreeing with Erling. The
Kings are in.
Also, Harting repeats:
when the Humpie salmon
trout begin 10 bite, sportsmen
are In for . world Of pleasure.
Thousands Yea, countless
thousands are In the local waters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

terday's sparring sTssiona r. | n
which the Pittsburgh frishman
bulled his mates from rope 10 rope
while whaling AZ their midsectionn.
Manager Johnny Ray said.
Billy il sharpening his body at
tack, and he viii continue thls pro
cedure until he finishes baking on
Monday. Hell give Louis = terrible
body beating and then knock him
out We know Billy can outpoint
Louis. but We want = kayo. We
want Conn 10 win the title I'm
preEaively."
This statement would hay~ bsen
laughed off as a lest. had not trs
writers witnessed those slght
rounds of sparrinF In DR. Joseph
Bisrs indoor gymnasium, along
with some 800 fans Only In nis
two sessions with NslterssiRht
Johnny Crsgan did IN. challenger
essay any speedy. Iong.ranEs ma.
neuyers
Ray aseiiaed Ia give any
additional Information regard
Ing the ehaiienger's hattie
plans. but In view Of The bedy-
punching revelation. u s~sm.
soss that Coan's attempted
tartlc. probably win be-
% Keep sway from Louis with
fancy footwork IN tho first tvo
rounds. rneanvhiis feeling him out
and getting the rhythm Of the
champions movements
~ BsEin moving IN for ire
body IN the third round and mat
tain = barraas 70 the mldseeiiea
until Louis usakens around TEE
ninth or 10th round
80 Shift ths attack 10 LOUIS
head. cutting Ms face with hooks
and isbs until the referee stops
the bout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
New Batting
Cage Menaces

CHICAGO-I1Bks AppliaE h
havtsE = bad ttsse vita the
asw battinK cage which psas-
ideally ssesisps the plate. Tbs
GhieaKs White ssn ssortstop
and former Anssriesa lssEes
hattiaK ehampien. shs sliced
- many foul balls late the
stasd, ae~ fisds ths peiief
eareminR inside the cage iIks
= boomerang.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Frank Unqer
Leads Field
Chuck Hunter Noxl.
Three Strokes Lsss

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Sports Council Meets

wEeATCHEE. wash. - Ths
Washington state ApoFtamen's
council opens its annual twe-daY
convention tomorrow 10 elect OFF,
GERS and outline policies
spcrtsns~n Win consider .
proposes ~ ~. legislative esm-
mitsse providing . se-errf
bounty ne from al apiana
bird Hunters. Preeeel= wsuid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Always Take Your Net

Always Take Your Net
When you 60 lake fishing or
even river fishing where you
use a boat take your land
ing net along.
Many fine fish have been lost
because anglers have been with
out that necessary equipment.
Lightly hooked fish can easily
tear flesh and make their escape
In that short distance from the
waters surface to the top Of the
boat.
Jesse Harris. 4943 No. Visscher
st, Tacoma, dropped into the
office cussin' himself this-a-way
and hathaway.
He and the missus went to
Tanwax lake Wednesday at 8
a. m. and by 10 were back at
Scotty's boathouse with several
large crappie and one is or II
inch rainbow.
But he said. I'VE should
have had more. Lost quite
few because we had no landing
net. Included in the lost col
umn was the grsndpappy crap
pie Of the lake"
Jesse used plain pork rind for
the crapple. which were biting
eagerly. Used an FIST for the
trout. trolling.
But" he concluded. II could
have eaten the pork rind and
the FIST. TOO, because forgot
my landing net That big crap
pie-boy"'
Sure enough. the big ones all
too often get away.
Why. the other day on the
Tilton. your old neighbor tied
into a monster steelhead. II
came clear out Of water for the
royal buck. but on sinking the
hook the leader broke.
Folks. he was this-well. he
got away. That's fishin.
Soap for Bait
White soap for bait will bring
catfish 10 the basket.
And you needn't gnn over
that one, either.
Long Fish. No Bite
But you can grin over this
one. Dusty Hoskins the other
day ftshed for hours without .
bite. Forgot MS lunch. And MIN
a restaurant man.
Back to Health
Good news. Pete Noble, pop
ular little local angler. is hack
On his beloved streams, his pct
ny rod singing its same old
song. Pete was % close To death
~ result Of an auto accident.
All the gang happy he IL back
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

rhs Al rails sufthai' fssm go
lts Ism snd ttth e1a<<fnfis< z<H<s
yesterday wh<n Hssnnsf sn4 r,kF.
sllup wefe fisFnea neek. Z = ?
sna IL - .. respectively fip<es
ara arl.<.n hurried fh< enntss1&
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Conn Plans
Body Attack

roMPToN LANES. n. 1.-The
brain guys" At Biiiy conns camp
are trying 10 groom = motorcycle
for heavy tank duty Wednesday
night
They admit they are preppinE
light. fast BILLY 10 move In on
Champion Joe Louis with body
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Beginners
Luck, Folks

ri.ANDoME. n. " - Carl
aodl. II. an artist. went n ths
rlandnme Coli club course 10
play aaif for the first tune N
he lifs. wss handed left handed
clebs. shes the first hels In n
strokes. ths second N -. ard
the third IN ere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

~ psze~a .. - r~.z@ a~p~Ts-
nwnf's nsdket
Another controversial ls.us as
the request a. the ws<tsFn Iz@@s
club for creation ~ : hzss ard
splnsy-Fay hatchery ~ th< game
department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

D hrrhk~ IN
stead Of " IL h
the anticipated
whiriwind IA b.
hing attack 10
the head
THIS startling
DIN sion al
most h o " ls 4
over the boxing
poswslin ~ no
had demanded
an explanation
q Z G o n n :
afranUR rim 4
tactics in ys.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Bowling

In preparation for ihs coming
Eagles convention ~ epokans
Juns n ana a.. the Llpcolnnhlrs
team iusnl and ths Happysgor
Lticky-Fiys LADIES' ruled a
warm up match a. tbs X ~
Recreation alleys Thursday eve
nluR
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marcos arr~ Dexsov

DAYTos. o. p<Tton = -
niddis Atlantis league w<sf shIss
sfarts wtth - st~~T~s ssd wns<s
pants with - sfsip~< q sids this
seasnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
scUILER CAPTURED

LONDON Barry. former
professional scullInr champion
who mas been serving with TIE
British army. mas been captured
b. the Mans
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Park softbaii games for Friday
evening. els o'eiocE
CITY LEAGUE
Vsneermsn We oasnfns hcktnisf
No ?
NATIONAL LEAGUE
lOpsning Of second foundl
Knights Of Columbus - ks. JET
fsrsou No z Tinbsrrnsn " Y L A.
Jefferson No. !. Travellers Va Essiss.
Harmon.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wood man "a Coiisaiausl Acktnisf
No T. Main strssters ta Petfoisunia.
Portland No /. Confsctlonsrn -
Hare Wafea. Portland No. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14

A salmon derby will he held
Sunday In conjunction with the
big water carnival 81 Point De-
fiance.
1t Ia open 10 any and all.
Take your fish to the Point
boathouse at 1880 n. m. where
Bill Mclean will check and
weigh them.
First prize for the largest
fish II a sleeping bag.
Other prizes are three rods
one star drag reel and three
gut hines Of 500 feet length
each.
This IL a free-fOr-all. Join
the fun. you King hunters.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
Real Action

SEATTLE Faculty representa-
tives Of Pacific Coast Conference
schools voted today TO levy = fine
OF not more than 81 900 against
any member institution which
violates the Anti-prosslyting code
devised BY Conference Commits
sioner Edwin Atherton.
WRESTLER ROLLS HOME
CHAMPAIGN - Ted seabrook.
captain Of the wrestling team.
makes his home IN a trailer while
attending the University 0
Illinois.
SCOUTS TRAIL TOMAsIC
PHILADELPHIA Ma Jor league
scouts are trailing Andy Tomaisie,
Vho pitches az well az he plays
haifback for Temple university.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Toledo .. Kansas CITY ..
I>TERNsrI6Nn LEAGUE
Buffalo newark
Montreal o jersey CITY q
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Henry Gets Is Man
A ie-pound salmon turned
the innards Of one Of the city's
widely known attorneys inside
out the other night.
Sure. Henry Arnold Peter
son landed the FISH. but that
didn't end things
Hours later he walked into
Vandes' tackle shop.
His ey1s hulged. His breath
came in short pants with no
suspenders
He stood before Mr.. and
Mrs. vsndes and said In nerv-
Gus tones:
Il got i'm. sure gave that
new rod you made me = real
workout.
Yes. air, I got I'm. son
and were trolling for salmon
trout. high mp. We were off
Point Richmond.
"Were going along In quiet
and hope and then the
big King hit the tackle.
Imagine a salmon trout
outfit with worms on the busi-
ness end.
We'll. air ! grabbed
the rod felt the pull
nearly collapsed but caught
myself and played him an
hour two hours.
But I got i'm. I got i'm.
The greatest fishing thrill l
have ever known"
Over and over again Henry
Arnold Peterson caught that
fish for Mr.. and Mrs. Nsndes.
II is odd what fish will do
to man.
But then. a ie-pound King
on light tackle and salmon
trout rigging well, II just
isn't done every day.
So agree with Henry. II
was an exciting experience.
A 62la Killing salmonl
Yes. sir sixty-two and ons
half pounds.
Taken by Capt. Art zeigler Of
the King county sheriffs office
near Hope island.
The old boy, the fish. OF
course. dressed out SAL pounds
and was entered In the annual
Seattle derby.
Oregon Report
Oregon's streams and lake.
today were reported generally
excellent" for week end fish.
ing by the Oregon state Game
department.
Especially good fishing ~as
forecast for the Mckenzie, Des-
ehutes, Rogue and Rehaieu
rivers.
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Shipbuilders
Battle Roy

14ed for second place IN ths
Western washington league stand
lnEs. ens-hslf game behind ths
leading ahipbuildsr nine. MoFtoa
and Pacific CITY wiEI taaais IN
the fsatnrs game ~ ths W. "
loop program suHday II Pssifis
cts.
sogh eiuhs suffered thslF fifst
aefsals ~ ths ssaann last sunday
whsn ths shlpbuilsssss dumped pa
eifle city. - - /. ard Tliiieun
defeated Mortea. IN q
sleaashlls N uln fsr fss
shipr.rd sia~ pat thess h~es
- flse top - to he@p alta
th-if lsss - ~ C.@isas -
pssslesss se~A.
The fsssmpssI Casino nlas bst.
ties with epanawsy 81 ths isftsrs
diamond sad ahiphnidsFs hops e
fattsn their sd II ne sspsnse
If Roy At ltgy IN othsF Easss.
Tlliieufn chisfs. defending ehans-
pions. aruw . bye shls week after
rive straight Sundays = hass.
bali.
mOusDHEN MAuLED
NEW OnLEANa--.southsFn -
s0eiatlon batlers rappee n
pitchers Ia ons day for ii3 hlts
believed > record Coz thls issGtis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-14
LARGE FIELD OF GOLFERS READY FOR AMATEUR PLAY
I'm Ohe 3ishing Sayket

I D. DARLING bought this
u and he bought that. took
the package that Walt Richards
handed him. smiled and said to
q stranger AZ his right
Having great luck 1T ohcp
lake. Bass. ersppis and rain
bows Lots Of folks say this
lake il good. that one u bad.
but that's Just talk.
IF a man knows his lake.
knows his tackle and lures. he'll
get fish In any Of these lakes
n they are biting. The fish are
In there
And. hy gum. the little guy
said enc complete mouthful.
The state game department
has certainly done n masterful
Job In keeping our lakes. all Of
them the state over. well stocked
particularly with the grand
rainbow.
But lakes. like streams and
rivers. differ In fish habits and
appetites.
The idea Is to find out ex-
setly what is what on each lake.
Good news from Patterson and
Long and some good catches
since the break of the weather
in Summit lake.
Also hear Lake st. Clair "
producing fish for anglers.
The way the weather is now
well, you can expect TO get
fish almost any place you 60
some time during the day. but
early morning and late evening
seem 10 be the times the fish
have been taken since the cold
weather went to the North Pole.
Help the Soldiers
BY the way :. II you make
q good catch or hear of places
where fishing is on the top wave,
kindly let this column know.
You see, out Fort Lewis way
there are many strangers in the
military service branches.
No few of them find their
fishing a thrill Of thrills, even
as you and l.
But they don't know this
country and II Is hard 10 tell
how long they'll be At camp
how long they will have to
fish.
So. n YOU ran provide lnfor-
nation that viii give our army
men = good chance 70 have some
sport, let this corner know.
Place yourself in their shoes
s. In a strange section of the
country in military service
and a longing 10 grab the old
rod, hear the reel sing.
II you do that and are a
right guy you'll let those
men who are giving up so much
for the country know where and
how. THANK. folks.
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but have refused all bait. But
they are there and In time viii
bite. That time will prove the
end 81 . fishing rainbow for
many"
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day.
Mike Goes South
Mike Raruxic. hunter and
fisher ~ old. siii mis- the early
Canadian trip he takes yearly.
Heading for California with
his fishing pal and life mate.
Adrian. 10 attend the fndspend-
ent Theater Owners convention.
Then visit : few DAYS In the
San Francisco AREA and bring
homo their charming daughter.
Marie. student ct stanford uni-
versits.
But later on. the grand guy
Mike viii be heading north for
the great rainbows and Can
ada's friendly welcome.
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In health again and fishisE
vita hls ssuai skill. Teek 10
nice eatthroats out 81 . aeaFby
heavily fished STREAM the ether
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-07
Missed Violent Death by Chance

In 1921 Tommy led the field the finish line
had fashioned Milton two-tme winner
at the oval is respected engineer living in Detroit
Chevrolet few crack-ups compared to most drivers
There occasions however when ne missed
violent death by the nearest shade of chance.
I'm 1910 was driving Marquette Buick at Long Island
he recouned steering broke and the car unged
crafty through picket fence tearing away 40 feet OF It,
II struck In which three women were parked The
the body The women In some mracu
Ions fashion hurt NY then sweryed wildly and
struck tree impact turned the upside down and
landed or a hedge.
This hedge able to hold up the 5000 pounds
escaped with dsocated shoulder My mechanic Charley
Miller, killed" 80.
On another occasion his caught fire. After SLOWING
the hurting auto As miles per hour both he and III
mechanic leaped clear. -, -,
Chevrolet showed memento of that brush with deash
badly SCARED wrist. =,
"And have the my ankle to remind me OF that
occasion" he added.
Racing was in Louis Chevroets blood. And in his MINI
there mastery of the ntricaes OF motors ana Cd
design He combination OF the inventor ana the care
devil-the thinker and the man Of action
has left the imprint of his personality cut ueeP 'o !"
history Of the twentieth century.