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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02
H. R. WANDER LEEST
 IS FLYING SOUTH

H. R. Wander Leest, of the Butler Mauro Drug Company, is flying south on PAA Lodestar today for a visit of at least one month in the states, business and pleasure. MT Wander Leest expects to visit his mother in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on Mothers Day, during his trip south.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Professor Dr. Rudolf Hennig, a German scientist, in a study of the life of Christopher Columbus, fixes the time and place of Co., lumbus' birthplace as September or early October, 1451 AID, at Genoa. Historians have debated both time and place.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Of U. s. urban centerS of more than 2,500 population, 2,100 of them lack any system of mass transportation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Growing girls need plenty Of proteins and fats for body-build- ing and vitality maintenance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Philadelphia Phillies are others who forsook Sunday baseball for the chance to play it every day. Connie Mack found Porter Vaughn and Crash Davis among Dumont's semi-pros and the Detroit Tigers came up with Clay Smith and Freddie Hutchinson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Subscribe to tine Daily Alaska Empire-the paper with the larges, pad circulation.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Although the Philippines are situated in the middle of one of the best fishing grounds in the world, canned fish is a major im- port.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Little is known today on the fish ing situation as no communiques are forthcoming from headquarters at the Aux Bay and Tee Harbor fronts; however, usually reliable sources in dicated that two large kings weigh ing about 35 pounds each were caught early this morning, each within five-minutes of one another Infcrmants said that they had not been able to catch any kings, al hcugh they had been trolling since o'clock this morning. Well in formed authorities said that the herring are still running ir Aux Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Empire Classifieds PayI
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

ey U The Army Recruiting Service uses this tton emera traer-ne two unts recruiting station for use in remote sections 2, tns
  Value of unit coupled with it's mobility assists % une armed Ample oe trailer for the o young me" uesirous trading their c1lan garb for the olive drao
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Empire Classifieds Payi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Art Beaudin. Cliff Nordenson and Don Bates stalked the steelhead in Peterson Creek for several hours yesterday, but said they got nary a strike nor a glimpse of the fighting trout. They fished the creek up to the falls and back without luck. Beaudin says they're there, but where? He suspects the concealed pools by fallen logs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Dean Goodwin, flying fisherman who likes to fly on floats because he's closer to the finny denizcns of the deep, dropped into Hasselborg yesterday while flying in load of forest service materials and men. He was at the upper end of the lake and decided to try his luck. He didn't catch anything, but he had fun, anyway. Most of the fish are caught at the other end of the lake, and it is probably still little early.
 Dr. James c. Ryan, Territorial Commissioner of Education, and A. B. Phillips with party of men here for the text book commission left early this morning for a trip on the Leota. Perhaps they'll bring back something to talk about
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-02

Vic Johnson brought in five kings from Aux Bay late yesterday .. !. all good size fighting fish. Not bad for one man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Tacoma Bird
Wins Honors

PORTLAND - Point totals an
nounoed today rave firs, place In
weekend pigeon race 10 bird
entered by Dudley Dean. Taooms.
Deans pigeon made the fastest
time In returning TO its home loft
Of 22o birds released at coifsx.
Wash.
Dudley Dean. Tacoma, 500 81:
Timswastsr loft. Portland. ssi. ~:
Bin Keisblick. Portland. 3s7. os;
Olympic loft, Portland. sss42:
Portnomah loft. Portland. ssi. IA;
Davis. Tacoma. 57i.b2: Bob Quinn.
Portland. 35s.a5; I'd Wood. Taco
ma. 35s.s5 Arneson, Seattle. a4o.
Rob FriberE, Tsooms. as as, ~.
Olsen. Tseoms, s0Tts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Big Conzaga Threat
Event
AT Dale Lanes
Tugboot Anniss 10
Open 26th ST. Alleys

nsiss elkhf nee alleys ~ sssh
snsi Frcxtnf streets wiil have their
firss baptism 81 high class watch
play Fftdsy night At : ~ aeles..
~ hat lime ne sks> sst-
star %. sw~-htes essfst
kasws .. - ~ a~s 4. -
attic. esIi ets~h sish M~wsy
fs-.' taxk~ss t.sl~s.
me eos elanesrs have started
liks . prairie fire IN Jury. nsvins
played an games ard WANING five
in the seattle CLASSIC l-.rus me
smart bowling m<n hsvs pl.s.d
them ths team to heat
The visitors are led sy the 40.
pin star. Pete os,tsanss. With him
are Len Wiiisfs A Anshass. glw
Nsaoash ard Ted r.d,ch. another
300 bowler.
TIE Tussssf Aass~~. .
~~stkes.hsstss eessss. have
fr~a Nahsss.. sh~ .~sv >~sss-
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tiai'ssssss championship sess-
ny r..rteh. ~. ftrt~kea with
fsi average In seattle lsss
YEAR tief tee.eu. nsts esss-
ssss and nab sseis. ~ eastern
h.wi~s vita . hiah r~p.ssssse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Bellarmine TO
Battle Auburn
Lions Open Season
Under New Lights

Ready 10 dafken Auburn's
hEhted-field dedication Rellsrmins
Lions wound up their heavy train.
Ing program "Wednesday tapering
off with light workout THURS
DAY in prs psration for their tiit
Al Auburn Friday night
Coach ANDY slatt. who teak
ever the Beiiarmlne rein. frem
Hank Haug. decided on his
starting lineup "Wednesday hut
pointed out that he intended
90 u<e hts reserves literally
80 ~ % get = line On what
zach did in actual game can-
ditians.
Backfield starters Tor the Bells
viii be Joe Msnley at quarterback.
Stan Cebula and fArry Rask at
halfbacks. and Vic Martineau at
fullback. Rask gives the Belts
offensive speed while cebuls 10
big and Msrtineau hits the line
like tank.
Bob HUT will probably set the
call At center with Claude knecht
and Ray sullivan starting at
guards. Bob Bradford and Don
Sturgeon will open at ends.
Captain RAY Hammer
schmith l. certain 90 start At
tackle besides using his as
pounds on all Bellarmin~ kick
offs. Melton Richter viii
probably open st the other
tackle spot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Squads Wind
Up Workouts
Meet Fhddy Night
Al 7:30 In Slodluzn

re~tA~l, fever s~~ps trsh In
cain srsf xt<sssar~ eswcuees Tnuvs~
as .. srsa teams wo<sr1 ~ snesr
training rrc4ssns - Ne ~ 49,
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asy nsshs "a ' ~ s'sie<s
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wssoseesee ~.
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. r<vs<w - asfenssv~ srd >fr~aeeve
fstmstinns .tcnn ~tth hleasff
practices ceears~d she rnn<n1av
session. "Wednesday hssh sesms
staged h<sss sessmmsas ~esneutA
Anxiety wes ~ mc1e - tho
moment IN sosh eswpa. Ixneoie
didn't ssy sayshlnn shrst Il. ~
Ehs Ah~s hn<~ TIN ~~ii Inst -
rssisphtsss sssm ned aefeeae'1
stadium sss<> st41
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

first made their appearance off
the Oregon coast. A premium
of $3.50 pound In being paid
for shark livers and soupfin
sharks are plentiful.
hut different type. ~ gear
are required for zach type Of
fish. and the fishermen are get
ting eross-esed trying 10 match
the fluctusting market prices
with their catch.
Jack Horn, skipper Of the fish
ing boat Arkansas, drew a check
for s3.029.64 for a load OF tuna
yesterday when the fish was
bid in for 1907 so a ton. Soup
fin shark has been bid up TO 5000
a ton In the past 10 days be-
cause OF the increased demand
for liyers as source Of vita
min ID.
To safeguard and preserve this
American way nf life buy De.
fense Savings Bonds and Stamps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Fish Plentiful

Newport, oregon. fishermen
today knew just how 1t felt 10
be caught without a spoon when
II rains soup.
The greatest Chinook salmon
run in a generation Is eontnu-
ing. Tuna are closer to shore
than at any time since they
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Spurgeon
And Rooney
AtBaIlSchool

nay npuresoo. catcher. aal pa
Mooney. fissa hss~. three yseS LIN.
coin high nhcc, dismeaa ssAsA ere
attending The uneinnasi no6g
bss~nsiI sssaei ~ h1ssysvliis. Cal.
The youngsters we're nsnashf
into sa~ ~ Scout chspmsa - NJ
Reds THE summes We go ~
youngsters perform ssd Iihs1 shem
- future pvuspssts
Ths srkool vtiI ran from nepe-
n thoush tina 2ath.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

lz-f victory IN tho opening zane
followed by q seosrlsss tie In tho
Thanksgiving Day ssms.
since 1881 NO IInGsIs issss
has taken the measure Of the
stadiuns although On t~e or
cssioss the JKep eeuidst
push the plEskin over the
kaiIspiiti@r goal line.
Back In 1894 Stadium won BY
q 40 score. = safety being the
margin Of victory. Then In ifss
when stadium wss noiehlng lts
second successive Cross State
league championship. Lincoln held
held the Tigers 10 a field goal. the
final score reading. 80.
Here 10 the football record for
Inception II 1929.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Pa11ing9t Along
With Herold Show

Nearly three high school generations nave entered and
graduated from Lincoln high school without being
able to cheer about Ralspter victory Stadium Tigers
Friday night under coach Dan IN.
stop victory string
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

LOS ANGELES - The univer-
sity OF Southern California varsity
held its first scrimmags Of the
year yesterday with IN. regulars
romping over the third and fourth
strings for eight touohdowns. Spec
tacular running by Paul Taylor.
the passing ~ Bobby Robertson
and the all-around work Of Full
back Bob Musick accounted for
most Of the scoring by the varsity.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Here is q & foot 2 inch
toll young oihle,e the Poetic
Lutherons will hove 10 wo'ch
closely the night OF Sept. 2o
IN Tocomo s,odium. N they
don't he IS opt 70 couse them
no end OF worry. Nick Ton
corio IS his name ond he's O
Gonroeo boekiield sior, o
transformed end. Re is q for
mer "moyor" OF Boys Town.
Omoho, ond is O sfondoui poss
cofeher who IS o power on the
defeose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

frem Cushman lake through the
Hama Hama river country With
Dan johnson recenils and found
the waters In fine condition..
crystalline clear and most In
wiling.
And there stood two ardent
anglers without a trout rod and
equipment.
Can't say whether We would
have taken any fish, but never
were waters more beckoning.
The whole picture left nothing
but an empty feeling all over ~.
We would have satisfied a tire
mendous urge had we had our
rods along. which we viii in the
future.
II Is doubtful W there l. =
river In this whole district thai
comes closer TO fulfilling an
anglers dream spot.
The Hama Hama runs in long
deep holes and RIFLES. just a.
II runs over q myriad Of catsr-
acts. forming a. beautiful trout
waters a. one can find.
Reports have harvest trout In
the Tilton river. silver salmon in
the Kalama. Cowlitz and other
streams down south toward
Portland.
Deer hunters in those districts
can supply their tables with fine
fish by taking a rod along.
Dinty Does II
A i0-year urge has been salts
fled by "Dinty" Perry Moore.
the tugbost man.
His burning urge was TO out
fish or out-shoot your corner
conductor and Chan Lingerman.
As the weeks and months and
years rolled by. Perry had bad
fortune. A few times he caught
as many as three or four trout
in = day.
Once he knocked feathers off
pheasant caught under a
barbed wire fence, but he never
began TO touch his companions
in the art OF getting game.
But it's long angle worm
that has no turn.
Tuesday, opening Of pigeon
shooting. Perry killed eight
birds, three in one shot. Chan
and this news purveyor killed
seven between us.
Is that Irishman Moore proud.
Mickey Bags EN-
Mickey Sherman. able little
woman fly caster, took II large
cutthroat trout out of Summit
lake. Olympia Aberdeen high
way, yesterday. She used one
of her own special yellow flies.
which are available at her place
in South Tacoma. Mickey took
the trout rather close to the
shore opposite the boathouse
off the end of trestle and down
the lake near two snags. Rather.
two, one coming united. This
is grand fly lake these late
months.
with the coming nf cooler
weather. fish are ranging out Of
the deep holes into shsllower
places Their appetite has in
creased. likewise their pugns-
city. Deep-running lures like
the "go-deeper" are no longer es-
sential and surface and near
surface bats have the call.
Among these is d particularly
effective bait known as the
'crszy-crswler." a bait which
rolls from side to side, equipped
with two flippers at the front,
which give the appearance Of
small creature swimming for
dear life. In fishing In shaggy
waters try that new "no-snag"
model Of tho famous river-rnnt,
deadly hooker in snsgless
plug"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Many Deer

Deer at every turn Of the
road"
4 can hardly wait for the
deer season. the animals are 30
plentiful"
"Theren he more deer killed
than ever before in history Of
the state"
And they are right
Your old companion has seen
more deer this year than ever
before. or ever dreamed of see
ing in Washington.
Now. If our game chiefs can
match their deer work with their
fish and upland bird programs.
Boy. What a haven this
would be.
Gun COnfiscation
The American citizen is not
going TO stand for anyone taking
away his firearms. I'm dis
oussing the administrations
draft property bill, 6. 1879, now
before the joint conferees Of the
senate and house of representa-
tives.
This bill would give the presi-
dent the power to require the
registration Of all firearms pri-
vately held for the protection of
home or for sport and such could
10 requisitioned and the citi-
zenry dissrmed.
Each year for the past
decade, certain people who
blandly believed that criminals,
whose every day business Is
breaking the laws of the land,
could be disarmed by legislation.
have had anti-firearm legislation
introduced in congress. but so
far attempts have been blocked
by wise legislators.
Now under the guise Of ma
tional emergency the snti-fire-
arms specter rears its ugly head
again in the form of the draft
property bill, as passed by the
senate.
Several m m bers of the
house discovered this danger and
attached an amendment provid-
ing that nothing therein con-
tanned should he construed to
authorize the requisition or re-
auire the registration Of fire
arms possessed ny an individual
for his personal protection or
sport.
The senate refused tn concur
IN this amendment and the
measure now Is in the hands Of
the senate and house cOnferees.
THE Izaak Walton league has
many thousands of members
who own firearms for personal
protection or sport. II is not
Just the registration Of their
firearms that these citizens OBJ
Jet 10 but the possible oonse-
ouences
They fear the many suhver-
sive elements known 10 exist in
this country. They see in the
Congressional Record Of August
10 last statements attributed to
Under-Secretary Of War Robert
=. Patterson, to the effect that
plans TO require the registration
of all firearms had already been
made, and would be most det-
rimental instrument that could
be used quickly to dissrm the
people.
Exactly that method has
been used by the big dietat"rs
~ Europe. Therefore. Ameri-
can citizens are not going tn
trust their firearms with any
ons but themselves. They know
that a. long as they have free
pse and ownership Of firearms,
no country or power In the world
IS going To attempt invasion OF
this country.
Wheeler points out that in
recent years numerous peoples
have lost their constitutional
rights. and a preliminary to sub
jugation by either an internal
dictatorship or foreign power
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Game Birds, criminals, 3ish
With Elliott Metcols

has always been disarmament Of
the oitizenry.
All these lessons go to make
up the American citizens firm
determination to keep his FIRE
arms in his hands. where they
will do the most good in case Of
q real emergency.
What better measures Of
national defense could be adopt
ed than to encourage the pos
session and use Of firearms by
all citizens >"
DEAN WHEELER.
President. Tacoma Chapter.
lzaak Walton League OF America.
Dean IL dead right. We should
never permit our guns 10 he
taken from rs. II IL eonsti-
tutional right to hear arms In
America II shall always he.
I am sure our representatives in
the senate and house viii react
fayorably for ms II we take
prompt action and let them
know how we feel. Every sports
mems organization In the state
should take direct action on this
dangerous proposal -. y. NJ.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
BE Prepared

BE Prepared
Keep a fly or casting rod IN
your auto when you go hunting
these days.
Very often you hunt near
trout and bass waters. SO when
you quit at p. m, as the law
requires in Washington. there
are still long minutes on hand
to be used in angling.
September and October, as
you know and have been told.
are really our best fish months,
more especially trout.
Was making grouse tour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Your pnVsmsstsr esa Ten -
INV 10 isvees n q. q nefaano
BENDS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

BUY u. 4. Bonds and ssve'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Oregon Deer

OTeROH Deer
Oregon's deer season opens
Saturday.
Bag limit is one blaektsil or
one mule deer with not less
than two forked horns. The sea-
son closes Oct. rs.
Doe areas are located In parts
Of Lake and Klamath counties
and In portions ~ Grant. Crook
and Wheeler counties. More
than $500 doe tags already have
been sold.
Antelope shooting will open
Sept. % and run through Oct.
in Malheur county south OF the
Burns-ontario highway, and will
open Sept. IS in parts of Lake
and Harvey counties. closing
Oct. 5. The states 5000 ante
lope tags have been almost sold
out.
Buckshot and bird shot ar.
illegal on big game hunts this
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19
Pollution Problem

One OF the major problems
confronting America today is
finding a solution for the
pollution curse.
Somehow or other official
America takes scant action
toward eliminating this terrible
fault.
There is much talk Of curing
the curse. but when IL comes
right down to action, there is
not much else done.
Federal, state, county. city
governments discuss ways and
means of constructive action,
then discuss IL some more. sit
back. smoke cigars and wait
until the next time the subject
comes up for discussion.
Its the old merry go-round,
the old squirrel in a treadmill.
Our Tacoma bay waters are
polluted.
Many of our streams are pol
luted.
This is not only destructive to
fish life, which represents a
major industry, but it is destruc-
tive to human health.
Some day In some future gen
Grafton there will he genuine In
telligenee attached 10 this work
81 solving the curse. but you and
] may never live To see II.
The politicians haven't time IN
take drastic and proper action.
They might injure political
friends of influence.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

MOSCOW. ida. H.s shoulder
injury virtually heated. Rudy
Frsnkiin. senior f,lIissck. reported
for his first wssknYt ~ish Inc
University Of idshs squad. Coach
Francis Schmidt emphasized psss-
ing and deception IN practice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-19

Heinrich has handled me football
N eat
nearly angle although Lincoln
advantage probably has Remission
Is
night7
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
Closing All Night

It's drastic proposal that is now be- ing credited to Oil Administrator Harold L. Ickes' office-the closing of all gasoline stations from 2 D. m. to 2 a. m It would be particularly hard, we think, in regions such as our own where factories are working twenty-four hours day. A good many employees go to and from their plac- es of employment between these night hours and while it might be merely neceS- sary for them to make sure every day that their gasoline supply was ample, still there are any number of unforeseen events that could happen.
 The all-night gasoline station proves a boon to great many motorists today and they can't all be considered careless in that they neglect to have their cars re- fueled during the daytime. Oftentimes 1t has proved virtually impossible for them to take care of this until the eve ming. And somehow or other gasoline tanks seem to go dry more often during the night hours than in the daytime when it is an easy matter usually to find gas station within a few blocks.
 This drastic conservation proposal is one that motorists, not to mention a majority of dealers and gas station pro- prietors, may not welcome even in the name of national defense. It is pointed out that Canada has to undergo such regulation Here in the United States we don't think our situation is quite the same as Canada's. Maybe we don't know as much as we think we do and our sit uation is as bad if not worse. It certain ly would appear to be in view of the pro- posed ban on gasoline sales.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-01
Chance For Someone

The request of David T. McGrath, the federal housing manager who is to have charge of the government defense houS- ing sites in Waterbury, that local resi- dents recommend fitting names for the two places is a good one. It should ap- peal to lot of people, particularly those who pride themselves on their knowledge of the city, it's many different localities and the people who have grown up in them. A lot of local color could probably be applied in one sweep of the brush by conferring distinctly "old home title on the two housing projects.
 Naturally names of persons associated with the localities come to mind the quickest. In this respect it should be re- membered that the government in this instance as in all others refuses to allow the name of living person to be used. It has lived up to this ruling for good many years past and certainly won't break it for local housing units. How ever, this need not stymie anybody trying to bring forth a good name. There are family names associated with the regions of Hamilton Avenue and Long Hill where the houses are being built which might suffice. Or perhaps somebody could bring up an old Indian name.
 But at any rate let's not confer on the two developments anything that is out landish. A good sensible New England name can be found for each of them, If one is absolutely necessary. And let the suggestions be considerate of the tenants who will reside within the confines of the housing villages.