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The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

G. B.-My porents have written
for me to come home for a few
weeks. Tell me if you think il
would be a good idea to go now or
wait until the summer is over?
Ans: Go right away. Why not
arrange to visit them before yor
take the job offered you in tai,
north? Your visit home would d,
your parents a world of good ant
| urge you to go this very month
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

Room For Rent for single man.
Reasonable, call evenings Al. o46O
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

House for Rent, 7 rooms all mod
ern, double garage, 2 blocks from
carline, Furnish references WE.
2017.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

6 Room House, large backyard,
1929 Pinkney-S15, HA. 1422.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

2 Room Apt, private bath $3.50,
24s0 Blonde st. IA. 0986. All bills
paid.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

FURNISHED ROOM and APT,
FOR RENT, WE. OTIS.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR GARDENS

PLANTS, Sweet Potato, Pepper,
Cabbage after April 10, 194f. Book
your order now. H. G.. Davis and
Sons r. A South Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

Room for man and wife AT. 074s
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

Furnished Room For Rent 2520
Patrick. WE. 2217.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

S Rooms, modern and neatly Turn
ished at 27O6 Maple st., telephone
and water bills paid. Only $3.50
e week. WE. 64O2.
The Omaha guide., 1941-04-26

L il am in an awful mess
and l want you to advise me. l
have fallen in love with a woman
and didn't want to do it. What
now?
Ans: You're hooked-and by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Women Skiers
Make AZ Plans

Initial steps in the organizing of
women skiers In Tacoma and
eventually the state were taken
Thursday evening. A meeting at
the Winthrop OF feminine kanonens
was called by Laurie French. who
organized a similar group in Ore
gon when her home was in Port
land. and those present decided to
be called the Washington Associa-
ton Of Women skiers OF Tacoma.
Their plan W ~ outline a prac-
teal contradictions program for
women skiers with emphasis on
work with the beginner. giving in
struction In proper equipment as
well as in actual skiing.
Marjorie Miller was named presi-
dent and other officers are Martha
Hinderlie, vice president: Jean
Hudson. secretary. and Alice Rich
ardson, treasurer. Acting In ad-
visory capacity will be Miss French
and Shirley Mcdonald.
Details OF program will be
worked out at a board meeting in
the near future.
Board members appointed were
Kay Woods. c. p. s., Barbara
Xavier. p. L. c. and Donna Nc
Donald, Stadium. A representa-
tive from Lincoln will also be
chosen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
North rna Women, Lessu.
Final Glove
Card at Fort

PORT LEWIS Finals In three
divisions ~ the tist Division bon.
ing tournament will be held al
Hangar Three. Mechord field. this
Friday night Tho matches have
been arranged by Nate Drusmsn
Of Seattle. The matches
Lightweight 49, Private Eldrsd
VIM. Lewiston. Ida 60. q.
1924 Inf. Va Private Phil coombs.
Seattle. Division Surgeons office
Wsltsrweight - Private Louis
Decoteau. cuibertson. Mont. Co
y. 1881 Inf va Private Howard
Brooks. Harlowtown. Mont. Co.
-. 1881 Inf
Heavyweight Private Maynard
vstter. noyis springs. Ida. Co. ".
1884 Inf. w. Privsi. John retry.
Los Angeles. 3rd Bat Hsadauart-
ers. 1881 Inf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

Three basketball games are on
top this Friday night Al Clover
Park high school when Coach
Bill Lannon's Warriors open
against RsBdis of the L~~is
County league
Preliminary games find Lake
wood playing Clover PARK reserves
and Faculty women playing Clover
Park giris. The triple program
starts at Tso D m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

IN Ohe Ra.ket
Win n1lssss As<s sk

tween /. and 8 pounds with the
seldom-csught large ene- gong
a. high a. IS pounds
Plugged herring are e-ed with
light tackle.
Trellers are using whole her
rng and dodgers
Catch a young tyee. 81 black
mouth take him smack dab
home and fry him and.
brother, YOU have a table food
that Is rare eating indeed.
Ayers. n Natural
Speaking Of fishing won't
oe long before steelhesd will ~
legal prey.
This season will find your old
neigheor on the Queets river
with Ernie Ayres, a. good
fisherman and hunter as you
win find on the Coast. Yep. /
do mean the Coast.
When Asres IL clicking with
his seattereun few ducks escape
him. He IL deadly. ANY angle.
The guy has hunted and fished
from boyhood In lands and
streams that teemed with game.
Shells and fishing equipment
didn't come easy In his early
days. so. l suppose. II was kill or
hook and land through bare ne
cessity.
He has never lost the knaek.
When he cam. north from
California during the World
War No. | he found himself in
a new and strange land.
After his overseas duty in the
Argonne and other great battles,
Ayres married a Tacoma girl,
Mabel Wright, settled down and
has been here since.
He adjusted himself to the
game fish and bird habits Of
this country like slipping off
log.
He is known as one of the real
master salmon fisherman of the
Coast or any other section you
might wish to name.
IL ever a man seemed born TO
outwit fish and game life II ~
Ayers. pleasant. friendly soul
with friends at every turn of
the shoulder.
And. listen no truer
sportsman ever walked a
stream, fished salt water or
hunted ducks and upland girds.
When he fills out hi. limit, he
Ia through.
Countless times he has quit
without filling nut when he
could have taken legal bags
without trouble.
Most NJ his birds or fish q.
he gives 10 those who appreci-
ate them and use~ them. Not
h those who thank him and
then chuck them In q garbage
can. too lazy 10 clean or pre-
pare the game.
Ayres Is firm Deliver and
donator In and to Ducks I'm
limited, the international organ
ization that has played a ma or
hand in bringing back our wild
duck flights.
He is believer and worker in
any good cause that benefits
game life and nature.
In other words the world
could use more Ernie Ayres.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
SKI WEATHER

fpAf f"@H enH 81 F~Ft
~. n~hsrt Temperature "a. NJ
new snow. 10 snehss mow an shs
ground. overcast sne~ sas sce ~
rosdi carry chsins'
aaesses p.ssi No new snew. ~
snow cu ground, raining. res-i
good.
xsssmaipsts rnssf Tsmpefsiurs
"a M nsw sna~ m san~ ~
ground raining. road scef.
t'hiscsk rsssi Temperature ~:
nns.hsf infh ns~ sno~. 10 insnss
snow on ground. raining: snc~
and slush IN raad carry ehains-
rsrssssei Tempsvsfuse -. m
ns~ snov. eight irchss snow ~
ground: raining. rad sood ut
carry chains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
CLASS Il WOMEN's LEAGUE

Ann Berry. one OF Tacoma's
first year women bowlers. was out
standing in the weekly matches OF
the Class Il Women's league on the
Coliseum alleys. shooting $50. iss
and 16s, for a 46< total.
Bea MeAllster rolled 10 for the
high single game and wound W
with a nice asa series.
Insurance won two from Ply.
wood, Rau's won three from Foots,
Upholsterers won three from
Night Owls. and Florists took two
from Rocket.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Its Big Game " Day
On Coast Grid Menu
Tomorrow Finds Beers and Cords and
Oregon and Oregon Stote In Action

vorsts bit ~ a eocky cns. ~
orexcn showed i,s teeth -, ~~ss
N beating Washington.
~ stanford and orese~
state hath sin. fh~ es.fsr~nee
members. ~ wall hsiiet. sr~
exported ~ ~~i<ct orrgns
state Toe The Pasadena ssn>
hecau-e tire orssxcm~. e~ss
stamford. ia-e. n their rcu.d
reh,u karw. n rssher team
team lc>~~ ~ ties. the esher
VII get the md. n hath hc~..
Washington state wight get
consideration because n NJ.
h~siee birth ~ them
The cther games esinr played
IN the coast thls ~~sk are fe~
and far between
Third IN importance !. . ron.
ference game between Washing.
Ton and use ~ L.. Angeles. IN
annual that produces sensational
football
On Sunday University 81
san Francisco see. afser I've
school records In playing The
Port Ord seventh dlsisies
team II kesss stadium The
team ran set . ne~ usF scev-
Ing record bs rexisterius tao
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

A reeiss playing ssssh IN alley eli
find hls hill hre.siuk ~ Sharply
u may sweep pass ins rs<hss.
II the alley 10 ste~ srd you
hsse aesefmlned thai faff -
throwing several hahn essh . MT.
arsl delivery move toward sbs
center NJ the silry That r~dSres
sh~ angie Il yaas shrs. Aanthev
means II reducing yaas hech =
n speed up delivery.
us~ the reverse prcredsivs Il th>
alley 10 Too fast start nearer ~
right hand gutter. Tnst inryeaees
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
City Pinsiers
Hit 600 Mark
Morris Gray Rolls
$50 10 Top All

Three pinmsn = the CITY Bowl
ina league rolled INTO the 500 eircls
- the circuit resumed play raurs.
day night On the Broadway alley,
after = weeks lsyoff On account
Of the Thanksgiving holiday
Morris GRAY rolled ass FOR
the top score Of all the uty
STAR. Rennie Creuell tahn-
lated sis and Art Terger.on
checked IN with eo.. VIC Jahn-
sons 2ts WAS high single 81
the session.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

In sarfs. A
s-s~s MIST -
30. ~,x<rat a.
sas..t M. -.
4. /. s.vssea,s~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

MspvoaD- rmE DAI.i.ss

MgDtORD. Ore. A 7s-msn
Msdford high school fon,hsil team
left last nirht for The psiles.
where the tao teams wilI clash
Friday night Medford and The
Dsiies have met twice before with
the Black Tornado winning both
times from the northern el~ven
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

trNnfesf M1tfh Na.w UeNE<f
ltasI - golfers pisY sf-~ns -
must so~isfs rizv sIl<fs 4 tour.
nameni xoifss ~ill prsstlrs putting
fnf kears - sst nc n>n< - IL
freeas a er~s<f eazHs q - -
ssm< snira n playing unfamiliar
Alleys
Al ho~Hrx alleys - tke s~m<
lsnxth sna width hat vsry greatly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
HITTING the Old Head Pin

Dave. 81 W Murphy's iol. Hish
ssme. sshiess 1873. high ssfles,
Parks 90 " Bsrneys ca Hish
same Manly 100. hish ssfie-. Man
ley. olsen so2
Dukes tsl Va whsils. To-. Hlsh
game Duoics ia. hish s@riss. Dus los
kasion Ladies' Issaus
The Tavern took three from tho
riss. 2oos 10 iss7 Alma supples
rolled high series fm tho winners
with ala and Marjorie Hsniiin topp~d
the ioeers with att. eupplse. 7oe
Vas high single
Cafe pest Market. 7o4s ~ i1se
irene Froehief led tho winners sifh
tis ana Helen Gallagher xas hlsh for
the loeers with 500, GLADYS highlands
IS was high single
North End uamsn's League
mcintsrs issf no W o.ms,. iso4
tol High game, Fannie Gamble las.
high series. Gamble ssb,
La Fieur 1891 ca W Hammer
schmfth 1913 ID. HiGh rams. Mae
Knight fI4 hiTh series. Knight sos
Strom 1905 t7b Va Rosa 1897 ~
Hlgh game. ralo is2 hish seriss
warden 1887 tD Va wi,hsr,ass
1000 ID. High game, Rushis isb.
high series. Becker 40.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
First Time
In Two Years
Goin Major Step
In Trophy Contest

In - cle=<ss match -eer fss~s
= ths Puget Sound smslleaFs
Hlfis le.x0s. ne r.ecm. riffs club
defeated -. Seattle nln< md
Pistol sssoeiatloa THURSDAY alxNs.
zss h as. - ths iccsl range
rhi. ~ss The urss q l<sxue
matches fired sseH WATER fus tns
hearst trophy sad medals
There are Il teams ln the league
ffom seattle. Tscnme. Everett.
nfemsrtnn ard vicinity.
This 1. the flrs, time ne Seattle
rife squad hs@ k<en defeated w
three years
Ths Tacoma Rife rinh This year
has the fins.i sqasd Il has ever
had
The high se~fs a. i&ss staht
80. fir~d ,, ssaIss As-sis 4.
Covp>. Eert Is~ls. ferusests ~
Minnesota Ne sessed lss e<ss
~ . ps~~shss soa.
rhas ftne rsf,es.au NH ~ .
sr~st h>sp 10 tAe raessss ei.s
Ia three usatch~. ard y . pm
tenttAl national rhssspt.e. es-
p~rt. hsssess.
Al Nsathsfh~~ md Hsfoid
cfsmsH. civilians. and serst ;. a
Horn. Camp Murray. formerly
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Chairmen Lose
To Gasmen, ISIS

Gasmen handed chairmen their
first defeat Of the year In City
Basketball leagu. play. ~ 10 Is.
last night and the tao teams are
now tied for first place. Eddus
Anderson led the winners xith ID
points
Led by Sol seigel. 4iSt Division
moved into first place by drubbing
Yelm. rs To 2. while Autos dOyned
Lakewood. 81 to II, in the third
game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Play Continues

Electricians defeated Laborers
81 10 10; Co. c. llsth Engineers.
took a close game from All Rails,
% n 30. and in the nightcsp Anti
Tank, l6ist Infantry. replacing
Mckinley Killers in the circuit,
took close one from Boiler
makers. late shipfitters. IS 10 %.
IN the PARK shipysrd Basketball
league played in the Bellarmine
gym Thursday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
san FRANCISCO II. =

san FRANCISCO II. "hsr
game tomorrow ~ the football
ssdiuns II Eugene ard fslo Ate.
and for the frs tine the annual
games beng PLAYED IN ths little
college towns will decide Ire "a.
cifie Coasts Ress eosi team
Al Pale Ate stanford. isso
Rose howl winner. meets Cali.
foruis. Al Eugene. Oregon STATE
meets Oregon stanford and
Oregon State are tisd with four
victories and tao defeat. each IN
the conference round robin ard
the outcome Of the game. tornors
row decides which VIII b. chosen
for the 100000 pot 81 gold ~
Pasadena New Years day.
Although In virtually
every football ram~ played
between college. sf equal
class the phrase ~snsfhinE
can happen" |. applicable. In
these two games u Tccs
doubly 80.
Records Of CALIFORNIA; Stanford
annual games over sp-year
period are replete with upsets.
surprises and ties. stanford.
favorite tomorrow, holds = slight
edge in ~ games. with II victories
10 californias Is. There have
been eight ties.
With weather uncertain. ewfi-
mates Of the crowd ranged from
5000 10 10000. Virtually every
seat has been sold. and Stanford
stadium holds 10000 One section
was set aside for serxicemen.
SOLD OUT
Eugcne's Hayward field already
Is sold out for the oregon-oregon
State mixup. The stadium holds
20,50O. Like Stanford. Oregon
Csaf. ra.. fasa 81. ..w. /. a..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
GRID RESULTS

TsrAs II. TesAs a. D w. ..
ArksssAs ~. Tulsa q.
Parsons 70. Iowa we.ieyss q
Albright 20. MiIisrsvfiie Tess. -
" a ~ 10, ur.isas IL
Lincoln ~. Howard 0.
nusienberK -. Gettysburg IL
Chattanooga 90. Mercer IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Fife Hoopmen
Down TO Work

FIFE - Forty-two candidates
turned out this week for Fife
junior high basketball teams but
Coach George Cronquist will cut
the squad in half next Monday.
Ten players will he chosen
for the varsity squad and An
other ten will he selected for
the midget squad. which will
play a schedule similar 10 the
varsity.
League play in the Pierce
County Junior High circuit does
not open until January but the
Fife juniors plan practice games
with Puyallup, Sumner and Eaton
vile. Cronquist said.
Flies league schedule is:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
DEAR WEATHER MAN

DEAR WEATHER MAN =.
You've been q contrary euss
this duck season. q most ter
rible ornery hound. You've
picked the middle Of the weeks
when the sversg. guy can't
leave his work 10 blow your
storms and stir up coed duck
weather.
Come veek-eads. Saturdays
and sundays What do you
do. but bring out YOUR sunshine.
summery spray and scatter u
ever the land.
You give the ducks the gig
giles and real contentment and
cause hunters to gna>h their
teeth until they chip. thereby
causing dentist. - grin. Maybe
you're In cahoots With the molar
murderers.
Anyway. something's wrong.
We have three more week ends
remaining Of the 1e4l duck sea-
son. II three stormy. hell
raising storms are not kicked up
for uA you will hear from the
gang. This. sir, Ia final. Get
out your blow torches and let
'sr rip, We'll be waiting.
Signed Duck Hunters I'm
limited.
Anglers Idea
A group Of trout fishermen
put their heads together the
other night and set their tongues
to wagging over the trout situa-
ton in Washington streams.
They discussed in particular
the smaller streams. creeks or
brooks. II you prefer.
And came up with an idea that
listens all right At that.
They would seek cooperation
Of ranchers or property owners
through whose land streams
trickle their way to the greater
waters.
They would have the rancbers
agree to give small spaces along
the streams to establish natural
rearing pools thereupon.
Small trout could be reared to
fair length and released into the
main streams.
Streams, however. first would
be closed for ut least two Year,.
some three years. Then the
streams would alternately be
opened and closed In the ensuing
years.
The feeding of such fish would
be negligible. the sportsmen have
reasoned. They ventured q sug-
gestion that certain other sports
men like themselves would con-
tribute toward such a feed bill.
The state could dig the ponds
with bulldozers and necessary
equipment.
They talked with one Of the
state hatchery men, they ex-
planned, and he believes such a
plan If worked out, would do
wonders with our stream trout.
The Tacoma Sportsmens as
sociation of the Pierce County
organization or any other sports
club might discuss this subject
with benefit. Intelligent and CO.
operative effort can accomplish
much. Our Washington streams
need real attention. At least on
a parity with our lakes.
BlackmOuths Biting
Right smart news for the
salmon angler.
Frank Harting Of the Point
boathouse reports blackmouth
salmon young Tyees) are biting
mighty well in late afternoon
and evening at the Point.
Average weight ranges be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

Eugene's Hayward field already
is sold out for the Oregon
State mixup. The stadium holds
2o,so0. Like Stanford. Oregon
State goes into the game a IA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

Chairman f2D


Hall. Gasmen-Anss iinf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

Nassflsid Tsrnsr Richardson ~
Autos-Rush 90, Lockhsrt. DAVE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
AMI l25l fa3l Bn

suhErflfff. HntI-Isnk-Efeo- jar
oins Frsno< BoiisTnnsksrs - Hsrrs
Rose "a
Esiere<. Boo P71ilsr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
Grocery League

c. Hollinger captured individual
scoring honors In the mAches Of the
oroceTs league With tsO for high
Markets won three from Edwards
Flour won thFe from Bread and
Syrups won three from Mob Hi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29

The schedule calls for play 10
start Saturday night at o'clock,
and Sunday at o'clock. Entries
may be made now to receive time
on the chart.
Grocery League
c. Holllnger captured individual
scoring honors in the mAehes Of the
oroceTs league With $50 for high
total. CouitrTs 1875 sas high sinsss.
Markets won three from Edwards,
Flour won thFe from Bread and
Syrups won three from Mob Hi.
Knight. NJ p,fhlas Issru,
II Martin rolled AT for ths best
total in the mate hes OF the Knights
Of PythiAs league on the Coliseum
alleys and J hipkins Tailed l7s for
tsqluiss won there from Knight.
Breadwa, Ladies Isagp,
Helen Mundheim rolled : bis AZ
total in the matches Of the broadway
Ladies league Thursday evening 20 sst
the pace for lot Of good pinWork
IN the league. Her games ssfe isi,
j5s and l62.
Frances sehizis rolled lsI for
the high single and wound up
With ais for one Of ths hest
series. Bernies MeDoar.il roilsd
45s. Ealih Noresti ss5. i.orsne
Pafbres ssl and L. Martin tss
for bsst Of the remaining scores.
Results. Alya RoDerts Z. Actors 0.
Market Center 3. Brstrud hekin-
Fsrber J. Jseobson's Z. Genital o
Ava Roberts ladies rolled 7o67 for
new team record for the ssason
ss .f bssis roiisa s4s. " csil.n sT7.
Frances Aehtzls $40 and Bernles No
Der. 4ss - 7o7 .na ss7 al .eorss 5.
ing without handicap
Commercial Lsaxu.
Rodney oadd Postofflee plnmAn
set the pace In the Commercial isssus
matches Thursday night on The Col
Results cozza = wolves 0. Post
Office q. Penn salt ! Simoncs 3
CFoNes Hooker : Tavern ! jimmy
zsFsllfs : rennsnts 0
.s aaeJ Il sp sSas ~. Ai x nsl.s
as J M 5zs Pay hishand tsl
Osiin Krshbis1 500. Bill othles $40
L<o Penozicn 557 Ferguson al. JAKE
Ksnzlsr 4Ss. jazz Msdlock sTs .
~ Aalras vi Frfd htiImsu SCI. rec
LeFsnhassn ses. Bill Dreamer t7s ana
Bob YounsDsrs SO.
Community Lssra.
PlzY Nor Aiisys
Aleneal 1854 "a "a Hammond 7sos
"a Hlsh same Al Losk& xzt h1sn
sfTiss A. L1aEk SEA
Insurance zszz a. " AnuA< neEi
z4ss 90. Hign sanls. n HollstEom
z5T. hish ssriet y hollstxoEn $40.
HiznTsy 2xss 90 " Pstfuls lfn
1880 81 Hlzh game. n Smiley lie
nigh serlss. Smiley 90.
Odd Fellows League
Play Nor Alists
gaSt Tacoma zlos COZ Va Perm NH
No z4e7 a. High game. Huny
40 hign series kuny ssS
FERN Hill Nc. ] z5ss 90 "a South
Tacoma zs6f ~. High game r
Robinson zzos high s<fsss. c. ThornD-
son So
Easf Tacoma Camp zzss 90 "a
Rainier 255s 81 Hizh game Anzoys
z0s hisn series. Anzov. SIS
south Tsroms Tavern League
Hi-Nay Ailsys
Portmsn'f "a - Pssnlt III Hish
zsns. Bill REID zzz hlgh Eeriss. Bill
Eelc b57.
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HlDE flfIt<t vt DlEIslCr-FFnfFo
Arthur o.. Wilson. Koskl d. Yslm
Neat a.. p Hsrnsss. Jolly.
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5lDztlklte ElecArlc4ank Henich
80, Camp. Tee 81. LsoossrB-Ver-
dirlcs. kacaluso ~.
Referee Bob P1ll&r.
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Suosfltutts. Enslnters = Inornton.
Perrymsn. stocdsrd. Holt. AL Rails
Coonns LoEIis %. Cecchi e..
Pefere<. Bob PI1llzr
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II Martin rolled at for ths best
total in the mate hes OF the Knights
of PythiAs league on the Coliseum
alleys and J hipkins tailed i7s for
high game
tsqlufes won thsre from knights
and Pages won four from s<nstors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
BlackmOuths Biting

Right smart news for the
salmon angler.
Frank Harting Of the Point
bosthouse reports blackmouth
salmon young Tyees) are biting
mighty well in late afternoon
and evening at the Point.
Average weight ranges be-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-29
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Pcrfmznf a - Pzsnis III Eish
zsns. Bill REID zzz. hlgh seriss. Bill
Eelc 657.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-04-11
Monument to Cinderella

Few people know that the Third
Pyramid Of Gizeh, in Egypt, was
erected by King Mycerinus to
commemorate Nitokris, a very
beautiful maiden who was the
original Cinderella. While bath.
ing by the river, Nitokris lost her
slipper. A great eagle swooped
on it and carried it high over
Memphis, where, finding it unpal-
atable, the bird released it. The
slipper fell into the lap Of the
king as he sat eating a peach in
his garden.
He was SO struck by the strange
incident as well as by the beauty
Of the slipper and the shape Of
the foot that he Immediately in
stigated a search for the owner.
She was found and became his
bride, and it was to commend.
rate her that the pyramid was
built. The original slipper was
made Of fur, but the story came
to us through France, and ir
translation 'fur" was changed to
"glass."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-04-11
TIPS

CHOOSE BEANS WISELY

CHOOSE BEANS WISELY
THE gardener should be well az.
4 quainted with the many avail
able varieties of stringless beans,
If he is to get the most from his
bean crop.
If earliness is the principal in
terest, the gardener should select
either Bountiful (green-podded) or
Golden Wax (yellow). Bountiful
is excellent for use when small,
in shoe-string size. II is also Q
good choice for home canning, for
It produces abundantly.
The gardener interested in yield
over a long season should select
both bush bean, and a pole bean.
The pole beans begin producing
when the yield from the bush
beans tapers off.
Kentucky Wonder is one Of ths
best all-purpose pole beans. It
provides good quality snap beans.
When past the snap stage, the pods
may be cut up, and cooked
southern style. Later, this bean
may be used in the green shell
stage. In the more mature stage
the beans may be used in baking
or in soup.