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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Georgian Starts
Charter rips June 10

SEVEN preseason charter
~ trips starting June 13 will
be followed by seven weekly
cruise trips through Georgian
Bay and the Great Lakes by
the SIS. Georgian Of the Sea-
way Lines. The regular cruise
season will start on July II with
Sailngs out of Detroit each Sat-
urday night thereafter through
August.
John w. milford. president,
believes this will be the greatest
cruise season ever known on the
Great Lakes. Advance bookings
and rapid filling of charter trips
points 10 capacity business, he
says.
Among the preseason char
tiers are two trips 10 the Thou
sand Islands of the St. Law
renee with trips through the
Welland Canal and side trips TO
Niagara Falls. While these are
charter runs others wishing TO
book passage may do so.
To Detroit June Is
On June - the Printing House
Craftsmen's Association will sail
for the North County with To-
bermory as point of destination.
This cruise will return TO Detroit
June Is.
June Is will find members OF
the Royal Ark and their friends
aboard the Georgian for a trip TO
killarney-this of two days du-
ration.
One June 10 the United Ty-
pothatae of American Graphic
Arts will sail from Detroit
bound for Cleveland, where adj
ditional members will be picked
up from Ohio and thence through
the Welland Canal. where a day
will be spent in sightseeing with
a trip to Niagara Falls. meet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Makes Fishing Trip

On June % the Georgian will
sail for Manitoulin Island, where
cruisers may spend the time fish
ing on the island. mingling with
the remnants of the once mighty
Ojibway nation at Manitowan-
ing, Killarney and Little Current
or just shopping in the quaint
stores.
Another feature OF this cruise
will be an entire day at Mid
land, Ont, where the famous
Shrine of the Martyrs is located.
This call will be made during
"Old Home Week" at Midland.
There will be street dancing and
general carnival atmosphere.
There will also be a short call at
Parry Sound, the cruisers will
be returned TO Detroit July 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

ing at the General Brock Hotel
and a golf tournament. They will
proceed through the canal TO the
Thousand Islands.
When the Georgian returns TO
Detroit June % it will sail inn
mediately that night for Port
Stanley. the Welland Canal 10
Toronto and Kingston again.
This charter is by the Elks Jun
Tor Band Of Chattanooga. an
organization which specializes
each year in a unique travel trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Mrs. Frambach Has
Guests al COTTAGE

MRS. EDWIN HFCKER and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence s.
Roehm are weekend guests of
Mrs. John II. Frambach at her
Mullet Lake cottage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
Whitneys, Willses
At Kettle Point

Mr.. AND MRS. DAVID
WHITNEY and Mr.. and Mrs.
John {. Wills are at Kettle
Point. Ont, for Decoration DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

hDvERT1sTMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01
OUR CANADIAN VACATION
COSTS LESS THAN OUR BUDGET
--soy M. 4 M. Trsd~sn

soy M. 4 Nh. TrsdS~sn
all kinds OF beautiful litera-
ture. Even so our trip to
Canada was a revelation -.
the kids didn't want to come
home"
Lowell Thomos WAS it easy
10 cross the border?"
Mrs. TredweII. Surprisingly
easy - both entering Canada
and coming homo there was
no bother. just routine en-
quiries that took a minute
or two. We had birth GER
ti6cates 10 show our officers
on the way home but almost
any Identification would
have done. Listen to our
costs - 3 weeks for only 160
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Soccer Meet

Tn. city-vtid. plsyfisld socesr
tournament for Junior y boys and
girls ages 10 n IL Vss hsld
Tussdsy afternoon in Aiiinr park
The boys event s'As xon BY
Alling when they outplsysd Jsffsr-
son.
Tn. HarDou pi. yfisid an
snd the south Park girls bat
tied 20 MINUTES without seor-
ing.
Next weeks sil-1rnsriesn events
Nill - paddle tennis and paddle
oadminton.
Members 0, ths winning teams
we're;
Aninx Richard Paige. sommsrs
Howard. Bob Bsardslsy. Dick Nc
Wicker. Virgil Weed. Jim Jackson.
Richard Caosil and Donald Yohs.
Girls. South PARK - LoTrsins
Scott. Jean H.uz, Pat Haux. Helen
Usieh. Donna Usieh and Martyr
Whselon
Girls aHrmon Marie West. Pat
~ Buffeirn. Mzrilyn oudsan. Jo-
anne Parker. Ann Williams ard
Carols AAyeA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Big Ten Gets
lAll-Siar Nod

CHICAGO slr Ten grader.
led hallotins today fcF as II ~.
starting n~rths IN the sli.Am.ss.
can eellegs team which meets th-
chiesso BEARS professional shaw-
rlons. In shs eighth annual sil.sssF
classic here Aug "a
Tommy H.rrs.-. Miehisass
great haifhsTh. remsis~S the
fav.sis~ With . fatal ~ m.ssx
votes. Fesest Ess.hevsht. Mar
mans fate srsmmsss and star
biecker. hsia . if.aei lad fvs
the s"srssvs~sk past.
IN. leaders ENDS Rankin. rur.
due. ss,sis. and Rueinskl. Indiana.
~. as2. tackles Drahas. Cornell.
40 abs. and Fcfsn. ~ bsnsalet's,
sasia, guards o'Hoyis, Tulane.
N,is2, and i.akane. Northwestern,
,stTs center Muehs. Washing
ton. No 7ss quar,srnsck Evsshsv.
ski. Michigan, ss.iiT. hsifs.oAs--.
Harmon. Michigan. SAINT. and
Frsnek, Minnesota. a. asa full
ssek rispul Metre Dane asiss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
lis is CHRISTMAS FOR MAJOR BASEBALL FAN!

ire pennsnf . sofnencdv esr -
found - hep Res Fsilsr vita
the rstchlnT.
Rel Scx Could cause ITS -
trouble down. the stretch u sous.
consistent pitching ceaid he
harnss~d - that terrific st.
taos Probably finl.h thlrd
White <sx-nsa 90 espeF.
sssat the satarsl ability seoe.-
ssrs - via rcrasats. hut who's
Jlmmy Dys~. gets tssm Fellinx
they can cause lsfs sf h~sa=
sch~. Zoe -. leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

10y wlli sin - r<nnsnt
Have xat ~ come -
ne auseals ~ they're fhroann.
resr. ls.1 hltfz.s. ~ n ~euze
- th~ stn~r pitchers wrHr1
rsass ma form 10 h>lp nss~kr
walters ssd EIm~r nsa1is. ~
Heds reaia wtn . ~ - -
games - 80 - fue rssra.
dlsnss-rron.hiy 81 fcid -
August Team really h<lonns
= ffts ~ #<th Flse< snd
nruhahly vii - psss~a ~ EHs
flying rsfstr-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Up For, Worden uoy where mony Toeoro boys
ING Uncle SONS fighting yeo~oekets boxing nos token a
major step Here ore some husky kids who competed In the
first tourney this month.
From LETT right eor rowl u l. Loosen with bonds
front Of his BODY Copt W. oouoos MOI Dove Sieel IL
Dick Woke Prvoe Dick Lindsey IL Rolph fobera. copt
Myron L. Corr. Copt Alfred H. hopkins II N w Bother.
Boxers from lett TO right Gordon w. Ferris. Mormon c.
Sveo. Robert E. kesterson Wesley Ain, lin onD Horoee
B. ChfsV SGT Cummings. Referee Albert George. Bernie
Mendozo. Gene Coseone John Sesoek Horey J. Sinonis
Robert 7 Hensey
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Yankee. Riding the crest
right now. bit due fnr . slump.
Attack has ban terrific fof IN.
iast month and Jos Mccarthy
sss dene a great toh in handing
500 pitching stsff Worst
opponent nov Is TIRE law ~ aver
ages which works against any
team hat rs hesn hot far
month
Indians sun potentially tire
hest team n the American
league Has hung On the fast
pace - the Yankee. vel and
still hNs great chance Toe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
BOWLING

Bob Thiel and Lief Jensen tied
for the high scoring honor Of the
Crosstown Bowling league Tues
day night on the Broadway
alleys.
Thiel started his series with 1872.
then wound up with 202 and 225
to pile up the big count. Jensen
rolled 1877 in his first game. 10
In the second. and then finished
with 242. high single of the
matches
Coliseum bowlers climbed into a
tie with the Recrea tion team for
first place in the standings by taxi
ing three games from Ruston on
the Sixth Avenue alleys X street
Recreation won two from Sixth
Avenue
fuysllup grabbed aft three
games In its series With
Broadway and Play Nor kept
mp In the torrid race for the
championship by Winning
three from South Tacoma.
The best team total was rolled
by the Puyallup men. who reached
2795 for their five-man total. win
ming the weekly cash prize for
high team score.
The schedule for next week
Ruston VS.. Play Nor and South
Tacoma VS.. Coliseum at Ruston
Puyallup va. Sixth Avenue and X
Street Recreation VS.. Broadway on
the Puyallup alleys.
The scores
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

hut first division teams pesd
en- and cheer
Yankees Va indians - Cieve-
land
White Sox -. Red Sow It
Chicago.
Cardinals ~. Dodgers st
Brooklyn
Reds -. Giants ~ New York.
II called upon 10 select the
most crucial ~ the four crucial
series. we would say 10 would
b the two involving the boys
from Ohio the Indians and the
Reds It's pretty much now or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

nsver fnr hcth teams
That 10 particularly tras ~
re Indians. sho a. EoinK 20
hsve II step the rush - tire
Yankees sooz ~ reconcile thenn-
selves 70 second place
With the REDS. ~, . su~s-
tton Of beginning @ make sp
ground before the Dodgers and
Cardinal. get too FAR cut In
trent. Here h the way tire
eight first division teams leck
- IN. observer a. thev hesd
toward the stretch rim through
August and September
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

THIS y the dsy. Grand
u.aihers arr going - die IN
Wholesale lots and tie office
hoss who killed eff their grand
mothers an the opening day 81
the SEASON are going 10 develop
mysterious stomach aches which
nothing but a hleacher seat and
q hot dog win cure.
one so-eslled crucial series"
usually Is enough 10 raise the
temperature Of the fans. but to-
day. ladies and gentlemen. IRE
MAJOR lesgues present four
crucial series involving nothing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Soiiball

Ca. Men and vsrsermsn zach
have one game, and . tough op-
ponsnt in eaeh occasion, IN the re-
msinder ~ tho City league Sched.
uie for this season.
The clubs are tied for first place
with 10 victories and two losses
each.
due 10 tho Duck. dropping
out u the league VIA the tor
felt route. rzssh QMC aud
North rusaiiup. Transfers
and Hettiers only. r~malr IN
aid In settllng the deadlock.
Thursday. at Jefferson M q ga
mond, Tssmstsrs face the Gas
Men ~his vsnsermen einss the
season On n.st Thursday against
the nottlsrs.
All four II these cluhs have
entered the first annual Western
Washington district championship
tourney, starting July ~ in Ply.
silur, seeking . birth IN the state
championship meet At rasco IN ~
held August rs. 10 and II.
Woodmen u the World ~on the
American league TIT. Friday eve.
ming and added 10 lis margin ny
druhblng Hardwsremsn. "a 10 .,
Tuesday.
Confsctioners held third spot
with a 2T.e victory over 25rd 81
EI.kn LEAD
Elks club kept first place lie
with Eagles In the National lsaxus
second half race by defeating Tim
berrnsn. IL 10 1. Eagles and r.
1. A. won forfeit decisions over
knights Of Columbus and y G. r
In Inc other slated games
The caasys were dropped from
further play because ~ tao many
forfeit games
f.soal 1sss and Ca \. asth
ONO. viii settle The first hall
Industrial ~@Gas ehanpl.s-
ssip "Wednesday sight a ray-
ailup h a. . s'sisss ss~ss.
Bettlsrs ~ Tacoma and Olympus
NEE, at Ne Capital CITY 81 . ~
ssoes w ,hslr annual series. slss
IN wednesday.
rhs draw for ths annual inter-
Iss9ns eouneil tourney. IN bs ned
n sumner m August II ~. II
and II VAS maze Tuesday and
will 10 released SION
All-RAiis and csntrslls will piay
a benefit game for Manager joe
Csmpbsll, ~ tho Rails. On July "a
al 8 o'clock on the Puysllup field
HsssIits TusadaVI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Quarier-Finals
In N Ell Contest

NEW YORK - Lsdislsv Hecht
former Czech DAVIS cup player
and five Csl4ioruianS competed 70.
day for places in the quartsr-finsl'
OF the New York state nsn'i
singles clay court tennis tourna.
nent.
Heoht opposed Robin Hip
pensteil Of San B>rnArdino,
Jack Kramer Of Los Angeles
met Charles Mailman Of
Southern California and Gene
Mako ~ Los Angeles PLAYED
Bill Canning n Hidden Valley,
Cal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
SELECTIONS

For Thursdays twilight rses.
post time 4 o'clock.
first--The Darb. do N. Val.
dena Flower.
seeond-Hi Nee. LADY In Ned.
Film star.
Tbird-triled Orb. Nsrea. Rem
brandt.
Fourth-Calla &. Annoyed. La
land.
F1nh 49, shady town. Jock~eii.
Jimmie Iabaniss.
SMITH. Ruth. Holster. Bsy~sr.
seseath--Tep Dag, Twain s'Gral,
sksting Fool.
Gishth--Ials nwssse~. Wsyvss
Lyons. Detained
sub raoe--Andy n, Cr,ssl. To-
msiats,sa.
Rest bet--shzdytess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Nv HARRY FERGUSON

NV YORK - Actually this
IL July is. 1871 but to ire nil
hons Of baseball fans In the
country II IS Christmas, Thanks
giving. the Fourth 81 July and
Washington's birthday al roll
81 into one big celebration.
About once in every season
there comes a day when the
luck OF the schedule offers fans
the supreme thrill Of seeing the
leaders in both leagues hack
away At each others throsts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Babe Wants
Tackles for
His Birthday

PULLMAN. wssh---orss v
(Bahsl Boiiinxbsry. washing
ton stats college, football coach.
observed HE 18th birthday yss-
terday with the uistful wish for
q pair Of roo pound tackles. In
Is ys~u. HsiiinTsevy's wS
teams have Won ~ EAasss. lest
81 and tied H.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Hmm HnnfI DIAsskl0I fsHtffsI =
ksilsf rensss. 10 ytt. ntaHts -.
Johnson. Ashsuss. ~. rsfs. fissu
~
"a nsiis1 gs.ssss fsss ffs.ss
- Syss Hea sns. - Williams. nsa
ses "a
Mana fsassssio. Tsnsss. ~ ID.
hssuln naa Ans ~ NfilIaHss nsa
ans ~ noafs. f.ns~ss. - Asess
cssdlrsis 81
Hsis DsAspsse rsnssss ~. rsse
ssnssars. IS nsssh indtsns III
rysm.r seBasos.. 100. s'susnsss
Cardinals 10
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

seess ~ fspinss
1sn uisgn s.s4sssst.s 81 1Qi pr4- =
ruytfsad Ia 1o4 no tu4 - 4
sswm.sy IL hsss r,lns ~
asss<s n ~ ara 81 ns<a -
Responsible ~ sssrslt nse~fs 4
stfsiss eHt ~ Hssysii q sss~~ -
halls 90 hnFFsii ! u@nsff uish Il
stnlsn hsae Psts astt h<fr< funs
ssiksis all aasa<fs t.a-tsz~ htso.
sNissia Fstnhsts H~Fssti nffhn~la
sssfffiss HsuiH Funs batss1 -.
rstrn~ts ssfs~ia , on : HGuaasid
nta~n usswsrs Ns~nlps a<i<s
10 aausls risss nsslIr n Ne<
ppnsia ussssss n rslissslat r<ts
shsss " s@issis as ~ pisshss. -
Hrh~ft
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Your Postmaster ess Veil vou
ha- IN invsss IN u. > p>fsn@s
Hnnds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Win expert Roy Lester Ann
sothsrn learned a snpsr-spssd
jittsrbuE routine TOT "hing<ide
Nalsls.r
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
Put Screws
On Turf Rules


tbs s>axsxs ser- rsssa -
p~rvtsinn u hern<s rsnrirs a
Hollywood r>rk ~sl - manga
rated 10 rrevsns stimulation ~
aFars u w.s zl<elns~a friday ~
the stats hers~-rsssng ersrd
~. Marry G. MeKlm. no.sd 49,
srsnsfszn. testified ~ pahils
hearing that urlnsiy~~s are s<inu
made ~ me flrst three nasses run
alHs IN sssh r.e.
Sample. b~ I'D. aFe snslsz~l
foe presence ~ saffstue In tho
case ~ hsndlssp.. specimens are
taken also ~ ths sseona day sftsv
ne race.
rhe r.essg h~~sx /. irsesti-
ssssrg n astsvuslse u ksss>s
~. hstsg sssmulsse1 tssssss-
.sssss iesssss~1 Ne ths>~ses-
ss~s aaiissssaw~ss. rsssssps
Fe~s~sss ~ ths So rr~ae>srs
oshsU.st .sN1sts. go .snU11oe4
sstsf = Fsrs ~ Inis So 49,
. t~ss aissis~~a rsss~sne 10 -
sHimsfs< ssssetn
Jerry gssslsr. srsra ehssvusn.
Indicated thst during recent fssts
NnlitEstnwuey vas ssmp~fs<
<tlh" n msnimiss the suporssoce
~ the finding ~ csffsln~ In No
System originally rhs horss has
been isolated BY the hoard an6
tested rspssisaly Hsc<ntiy . trsss
VI naffssns was recorded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17
New York Net
Meet Under WAY

NEW YORK ~ Headed BY Don
McSslll. n Oklahoma city
national tennis champion. and
Franks Parker NJ Aitsdsna. Cal,
national clay court champion, al
seeded entries In the ss~ York
stat. mems singles championship
tournament swung into setion at
Forest Hula today.
Messill plays Harry cottsr -
FOREST HIS while Parker. fresh
from Ms eighth straight sprins
Lake. ~ J.. title. meets Rodney
Fisla. u Forest Hilis. Parker nsd
10 stage a three hour battle 70
defeat wsyn. ssoin ~ Reno. New
"a. %. 81. s-s. s.3. 70 sin the
nins.y.sr-old New Jersey tourns-
msnt. He failed % compsts "a
1897
Ted ksrcs<isr and Iark
kranss. satie dsabses
champions from California,
~on ths spring Lake aossies
title for the ssesnd str.iEht
year BY defeating fsyksr and
Charles nattmAaa Of Los An
xsiss. 80. 81. IS.
George Lyttlston- Rogers. former
Ir1sh DAVIS cup star. reached the
third round yesterday with q IT.
IS. $40. 81 triumph over jos
Abrams - New YORK. former IT,
lsns University captain
A man yno weighs 200 pounds
on ths earth would Ssizbt three
tons II ne lived on the sun.
Tns Wyoming k.ssscre. &c
sIrred July 4. TIA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

score b. Inning
Lea Angeles ....s.... Oo2 0ol Coz
San FTancisoo ....... 900 900 600
Summary Rum responsiois for
stutz s struck out - PIN etutz
J. bases on balls. of Stutz . runs
oa1tsc IN. WAFstier. Moore. Vein
tEsuo. kacrifios. Prlm time, Is.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York l04 900 Ooo-5 10 .
Chicago 020 10 600 IL
Peek. Branch 80 and Rossr.
smith and fresh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-17

Never put ROD away camp
or in = damp case Dry II
thoroughly. Your aluminium rod
case - not necessarily water
tight at the END and your bag
may become soaked without
your knowledge 80 pun has out
Of case before putting rod in II.
Lubricate ferrules by rubbing
them through the hair or side Of
nose before assembling the rod.
The Little Woman
Ralph Vandes, champ crappie
catcher. took his boss, Mrs.
Meta Vandes, Ia Long lake.
The boss, you understand,
does not fish.
There" said Meta. rs like
ly looking spot"
Nav said her husband.
Doesn't look good"
So he rowed over In = spot
he knew would produce crsppls.
No dice.
That. funny" n. pondered.
Usually get EN- here.
n have bunch that's the
right place I told YOU about"
Nav" said hubby.
So he cast and became whip
dashed, tangled.
And while he worked AT IN
tsngling the line a wind blew the
boat over to where the little
woman said the fish would be.
But Ralph did not notice
and. his line Strengthened, he
cast
Wham, A crappie. Wham,
Another erappie and SO ON
until he had landed a dozen.
You see" he said this is
where the crappie are
That's what | told you" said
his wife, smiling in satisfaction.
Ralph looked around :.
blushed and said:
That's funny
And that isn't all that's
funny, old man" replied the
ht,l. woman, very, very much In
contentment.
That's the way It goes for us
poor men.
Anyway, crappie are biting in
Long lake at Mays place.
Ralph reports = heavy bios
som" on the lake, product Of
lake vegetation. which makes
the fish refuse to rise above
water.
Ralph used the old reliable
satsop Special and fished wet"
two to four feet deep.
Toutle Good
Reports from the upper
Toutle say fishing has been good.
Well, the Toutle. as a whole, is
one OF the mighty good trout
streams in this section. Wouldn't
he surprised IL fishing were good
anywhere along its run.
Bass, ersppie and perch fish
ing mighty good at Tanwax
lake now.
Through spawning. the fish
are coming To lure eagerly,
Salmon Slow
Jack Mack, state fisheries pro-
teotor here, made survey of
the salmon situation and re-
ports few fish from Steamboat
Island To Anderson island. No
few anglers he SAYS. have fon.
around 10 the Anderson island
site without getting meat.
Salmon fishing at the Point
slowed down, too. just when vet
Grams expected things to mum.
There was one good day Of fish-
ing, with more predicted
but the more failed 70 ma
terialize.
When will man understand
fish habits
Maybe never. They do puzzle
US. don't they
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A man xho weighs zoo pounds
on ths earth would weight three
tons II ne lived on the sun.
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seventh Hsc-PuFss s5oe s-yssT-
oldG and 10. elslnlnE. one mile
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Tn. Wyoming k.ssacrs. &c
surTed July 4. TIA
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Sheets! PH|owsIips! What Now?
Snorts Sergeant at Fort Meade
But District Youths Find Soldering Still
Needs Recruits Who Con Take 1t

of the 121st Engineers was engaged
in lot of preliminary paper work,
while the men put their freshly un-
packed equipment in place and set
tied themselves In their barracks
Making out the payroll was one of
the first jobs.
35 Fail Medical Tests.
About IS men out of the $50 Of
f1cers and men composing the
Washington regiment will be sent
back home because they failed in
the final medical examination con-
Quoted by Regular Army doctors.
The examination was made in the
city before the organization left,
but final word of the laboratory
tests and ratings has just been re-
ceived.
The main body of the 175th
CMarylanO Infantry was arriving
today by truck from Baltimore.
This is the old 5th Maryland In
fantry a regiment with an illustxi-
Gus record.
Other troops due to reach camp
during the day included head
quarters and advance units of the
ll5th Infantry-the old Maryland
list, which fought m the Revolution,
and advance units from the 10th
Field Artillery MarylandD and two
Virginia organizations, the 111th
Field Artillery and the 176th In
fantry
Virtually the entire 29th Division.
with a strength of about 10000, will
be concentrated here by Friday.
Evening star., 1941-02-18
Traffic VigiIantes
For District Opposed
By Interfederation
Conference Also Urges
District Court Appointee!
From Metropolitan Area

The 1nterfederation Conference
last night urged that "only those
persons actively engaged in the
practice of law in the Metropolitan
Area of the District" be appointed to
future vacancies in the District
Court, and at the same time asked
that the existing vacancy created by
the retirement of Justice Gordon be
filled without delay.
The resolution was offered by
Culver B. Chamberlain, delegate
from the District Federation of
Citizens Associations.
Opposition was registered against
the proposal that a citizens 'vigi-
lante" group be formed in the Dis
trict to report traffic violators
Washington I. Cleveland, represent
ing the Montgomery Civic Fedora
ton, in submitting the motion,
declared that, although such a traffic
control group would be non-secretive
and non-punitive, the plan never
lIlelcSS COIlSIlJulSS "lOllS dp-
proach." w. F. Mulligan of Prince
Georges emphasized that apprehen-
sion of traffic violators should be
handled by the constituted author
tiles and by no civilian force under
any circumstance"
The conference indorsed another
Cleveland proposal specifying that
Virginia avenue at the intersection
with Constitution avenue NV. be
kept open and that the proposed
annex to the Pan-American Union
be constructed on triangle formed
by the two avenues and Nineteenth
street NV. The same resolution
opposed a pending Congressional
bill to close Virginia avenue. on the
grounds that it deters the free flow
of traffic.
In his report to the meeting, Mr..
Mulligan announced receipt of a
letter from Capt. Whitehurst of the
District Highway Department de-
scribing plans to install sidewalks
along Queens Chapel road in the
Queens Chapel Citizens Associa-
tion area.
Fifteen delegates representing the
five member bodies were present at
last nights dinner meeting held
in the Y. w. c. A. Fred w. Cast
presided.