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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20
SALVAGE A BIG BUSINESS

The result has been a series
Of salvage campaigns that make
our aluminium and wsstepsper
collections look like the picnic
affairs they really were. Scrap
iron has become almost az preci-
Gus as japanese pearls. Manhole
covers. sheet iron roofing and
the ornamental iron fences
around government buildings
have disappeared. Salvaging Of
ships wrecked and sunk off Jap
ans rocky coasts has become q
leading industry.
Transportation has been cut
drastically. There II q short
age of coal. further cut by the
necessity Of using more coal
20 reduce such low-grade iron
ores a. can he obtained from
the ven bloc countries. Motor
vehicles are at a premium and
such a. there are In bad re-
pair. Gasoline and oil must
40 almost entirely 10 the mill
fary uses. Busses and taxis
can no longer use gasoline and
oil. and even the substitute
fuels like charcoal gas are
under government regulation.
Plant operation has been cur
tailed not only because OF the
shortage Of raw materials, but
also by a shortage of skilled
labor. Night shifts have been
eliminated. Glass manufacture
ers were reduced in number
from nearly 1000 to so. Japsn's
once-thriving cotton textiles
trade has been cut so per cent.
The United States, India and
Brazil were formerly chief
sources of japanese raw cotton,
but shipping shortages and en-
bargoes have cut off these sup
plies and the raising of cotton
in occupied China has been
disappointment.
SILK BECOMES SURPLUS
Silk trade, long the backbone
OF Japan's worldwide export
business. once accounted for a
third of the country's sales
abroad. Raw silk has been the
one raw material of which Jap
an had a sufficiency, and now
it is an understandable surplus
because the United States and
Great Britain have stopped buy
ing.
Limitation of the silk indus
try has meant that much of
the acreage In mulberry trees
Is being converted to food
crops, and this tells the story
of Japan's food shortage.
Originally, only rice and
Nht1t WIZ WI
early In 1941 fish, eggs, meat.
rice, wine. bread and edible
oils were restricted. In Oc-
tober the government added
to the list COW peas and buck
wheat.
Price control measures have
been applied with a vengeance
in an effort to curb an increase
in the cost of foodstuffs and
commodities which. at the 1910
level, have been Sc per cent
above the average of 1886 when
the China campaign began.
Compared with 1914, the liy-
cent higher.
The Japanese national debt
ing cost in 1910 was 200 per
has tripled from 10 billion yen
TO nearly 80 billion. The cost
of the China campaign alone
has been ~ billion yen. but
that's nothing compared to what
this war against the United
States and Great Britain will
cost.
And the question naturally
arises as To how any country
can wage war on an economy
like that.
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T4TrTIT An Inside Picture of Finon-
Al04 j ciql and Political America
Bv RAY TUCKER

WASHlNGTON-Russiasr reluctance to declare formal
war Japan a complete surprise to diplomats
Indeed they are disappointed the surface peace
existing between Tokyo and Moscow.
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WASHINGTON COLUMN
Pete, tour IN.
Ia n
By PETER EDISON
Tacoma lime Washington ccrrespe


uASHINGT0N-The wonder OF it IS how the japanese
" statesmen figure they can afford TO take war
against both the United States and Great Britain.
siderng only Japans unquestionaby lousy economic posi-
ton. Four years of WEAKNESS just beginning
On top of that general business recession that points
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PLEA FOR FAIRNESS TO
Neutrality-suspicious.

Editor The Times - Have YOU
yet noticed the hurt expressions
reflected in the eyes of our
Amer ican-Japanese? Wehre
have they to turn Which way
to go? They who by right of
birth. not merely naturalization,
are Americans. and who are be-
ing condemned, not for their
actions mind you. but for the
actions of the peoples in a land
thousands Of miles oversee.
And have you noticed the
people by whom they are so
treated? They are either Euro
pean foreigners or the children
of same-German, Slavs. French
and such. Who do they think
they are? They who are en-
joying such hatred TO these
young Americans should have TO
feel the same hurt.
Some feel like giving up every
thing they have worked so hard
for: others have given all up.
their businesses. Jobs and all
else because OF the wav their
own eountrymen are treating
them. We are their country
men: We who were all born here
under the same skies. Fair
treatment is all they ask and
they are entitled 10 il.
RUTH CORBINIAN NISH.
Ri. !. Box Slid. Puyallup.
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WtIIN 10 NINIIITu Y ENWII|EIIIN 7 "
Department % Commerce IN
formation on Japan's internal
economy and her foreign trade
present the real picture. Here
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NEW PATHS"

Editor The Times. The down
town public library IS now estsb-
lished on the second floor 81 the
Fisher department store. next 70
the front windows. As 70 heat
and light. this Is fine location.
Mrs. Carpenter row has the
books and magazines al ar
ranged and well in hand. There
are many new books. OF a most
enticing kind. and il Is prophe-
sled that soon paths will De
worn 10 this new center Of life.
light and literature.
JAMES P. RANSON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-20

We not going have a national joyride Just
ahead of truly believe the toughest hardest
have been through since Valley Forge.-Donald Nj.
Nelson. executive director. SPAB.
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The decision rests solely with the people of the United
States The theirs to determine the kind of world
Of the future in which they would veUnder Secretary
Of State Sumner Weles.
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ROYAL GAME
Court tennis was fsvorite
sport with many ancient kings
of England and France. II In
played on elaborate indoor
courts, many of which cost
thousands OF dollars. The scor-
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WE ARE UNITED

Editor The Times: A united
People. a united Nation, Jsst
as we answered the call OF
President Wilson in 1917. so
will our youth answer the call
Of President Roosevelt.
Nav We al realize that the
man in uniform Is not Just an
other soldier but that re IS the
man who represents everything
that IS fine and noble-the
spirit OF America
II ZEEENDER
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sll-important to army-navy ex-
perts. Each island in these
watery wastes has specific
role in our war scheme.
Pearl Harbor represents our
only major supply and repair
base. The nearest other point
where capital ships can be dock
ed and restored is 1000 miles
distant at Singapore. The loss
of Hawaii would force our main
fleet to withdraw and depend on
mainland bases at Seattle, San
Francisco and San Diego. As
long as we hold this Pacific
stronghold. IL constitutes a grave
thanking menace TO any naval
force attacking our West Coast
or the Panama Canal. II would
have to be reduced before an
enemy could conduct major
naval operations off the Pacific
Coast.
The Philippines are second in
Importance. They represent
potential spearhead for eventual
attack on Japan. They threaten
the sea lanes which Jap trans
ports and warships must ira
verse in movement against
Singapore and the Dutch East
Indies. They provide a strong
point from which we can block
sde Tokyo from bringing home
the tin. rubber, oil. hemp and
foods from the Anglo-Dutch
treasure islands. Wake, Mid
way and Guam. though valuable
as plane and sub bases. could be
lost without their fall having
much effect on the outcome.
Government officials insist that
Hawaii is impregnable. despite
small. preliminary losses. Gem
ersl Macarthur recently declar-
ed an enemy would require one
million five hundred thousand
men, billions of dollars. tremen-
dous casualties and three years
just to capture the Philippines.
BY that time our experts believe
the war will be over so far as
Japan is concerned.
SHoRTSIGHTEDNESS OF
AMERICA REVEALED
II is. perhaps. no use in crying
over split milk now. but the stir
ring events of the last few days
demonstrate how much short
sightedness has prevailed al the
Capital for the last few years.
The recollection may prevent
similar mistakes in the future.
The Congress refused TO sp-
propriate sufficient money for
the fertilization Of Guam, Wake
and Midway when the Hepburn
Committee recommended II back
in 1855. That body urged that
two hundred eighty million dol
lars be spent TO convert Guam
into a powerful aerial and naval
base. but il provoked s fierce
squabhle. Not until June. 1870.
was any money set aside for the
purpose. and then II Was only
two hundred snd seventy-seven
thousand dollars Not until
March Of this year WAS twelve
million dollars appropriated for
Guam and Samoa. The work
had hardly begun when the Jsps
attacked the former place.
Against the advice OF distin-
guished sirmen inside and out
side the service, the admirals
concentrated on seventy million
dollar hattleships instead OF
$3.50, 900 bomberS- The battle
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ROYAL GAME

Co.. 1871 B, s~ssss vsss-. s,sss-ss ~
IN R,s q . Pat or.--An rifhs reserved
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COMMEMORATE BIRTH
OF DE LEON

1924 No. Lawrence
Evening star., 1941-09-07
1925 4th ST. NV.
NACANT-pR -pRICE REDITCI
OWNERS SACRIFICE
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES,

MARIE IA RANh.
An exceptionally attractive, semi-detach-
ed brick home of 8 rms. and . baths, rec
rea@tion re- ton room and garage. This home is
81 600 under market value. Act now.
MR.. QUICK, RA. 34lS or DI 300
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

WANTED, ON OR BEFORE OCT. IN
good NV. or suburban section, by reliable
family 3 adults, white. gentle, unfurnished
8-7-room detached house or bungalow. 2
baths. automatic heat, garage. Box 1874
PROFESSIONAL MAN AND WIFE. NO
children, desire unfurn. or furn. home in
good NV. section or closely Nd. Ord
UNFURNISHED 4-5-ROOM BUNGALOW
in nearby Md. or Northwest desired by pro-
fessionsl man and wife by Oct. /; lease
at $50. Kensington 663.
OCT. / OR Is; BROOM SINGLE OR DU-
plex: near school. Box 46-T. Star.
rs BEDROOM HOUSE. TO BE USED AS
boarding house; suitable NV. section. Box
SAT-, Star. 90
GROOM HOUSE. UNFURN.. FOR OR
families: good transp. ami; about $50
mo Box SIT. Star.
BEDROOMS. MAIDS ROOM, 3 BATHS:
NV. city. or country. Md. or Va; am. T.,
lease. oliver s16S.
FURN HOUSE. 2 BEDRMs, IN .ALEXAN-
dria or vicinity, S, permanent; please give
HOUSE WANTED UNFURNIsHED. FOR
American foreign service .ofhcer: spacious
living and dining rooms bedrooms or 3
and study: vicinity Conn. ave. or suburbs.
Box 451-M. Star.
TfURNIsHED, fV q n HOUSE, 2 BEDROOMS. PRE-. 9
to renew, Box 492-S. Star.
WANTED TO RENT UNFURN HOUSE.
or more bedrooms, . baths, automatic heat
preferred. GE. 4776.
5 OR ROOM HOUSE, UNFURNISHED;
automatic heat; Northwest section: lease.
Box apt. Star -
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, ADULTS: AUTO
matte heat. . or 3 bedrooms, convenient
TO Beltsvllle. Md. Phone GE. S431.
BY OCTOBER l. A SMALL DETACHED
furnished house middle-aged couple rea-
sonable rent. Box 75-T, Star. -
ANY SECTION. DESIRABLE FOR COLOR
ed. Contact at once. Michigan 1870.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
APARTMENTS ukFuRkIsHED.

NEW CORNER HOME ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath, gas elec. refs; adults.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

BRIGHTWooD, 5S19 COLORADO AVE
4 nice rooms or apt. on end floor, semi
bath; pvt. home, near transp.; pvt. parking.
2 or 8 adults gentiles; avail. Sept 25th.
Rand0lph 34o0
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Exceptional home, conveniently To-
Gated, close to cars. stores, schools.
ETC.; large rooms. ample grounds and
automatic oil heat; foyer, hv. room,
din. room, kit. and pantry on 1st floor.
and 4 bedrooms and maids room up
stairs: completely furnished except
linen and silver; rental, S125. on
years lease. Open for inspection today
~
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ARLINGTON, 930 S. 2Ist-LOVELY COOL,
clean room, next bath; use of kit; privacy,
II min. downtown. Jackson 1891.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
MOOnSInE MD

WOODSIDE. MD.
oo'oou-o-roon ana pain bungalow, with
acre corner lot.
S7,500-6 rooms with bath. brick home,
auto. heat, garage, on large fenced lot,
ROBERT GAYLOR, REALTOR,
Sa55 Georgia Ave Shepherd oI45
Evening star., 1941-09-07

These properties are restricted and for
Adults only.
EDMUND J. FLYNN.
WnndWard Rldg RE. IL lS.-
Evening star., 1941-09-07
HOUSES For SALE

CAPITOL HILL. NEAR EAST cAP.-10-R-,
3-b. brick; oil heat; all new condition; fns
good terms. z. A. GARVEY. DI. 450S;
eve. and Sun. GE $500
Evening star., 1941-09-07

FURNISHED IN BEAUTIFUL HOME; LIV.
r. 2 bedr, k. and b; private entrance;
spacious grounds. 4014 Lorcam lane. Ar
ARLINGTON, VA. 5726 25th RID. N-2nd
floor detached home; private side ent.:
utilities inc: adults. WA. 30l7.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CAPITOL HEIGHTS, MD. 62nd AMI. ELL
lerslie; 3 2nd-h rms; near bus; large
grounds, porch; Christian people: S35.
COTTAGE CITY. MD. Is DECATUR ST.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath; newly dec; 500;
includes oil heat gas, cleo, phone. garage.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Other Listings on Request.

NEAR sIBLEY HoSPITAI-3 rooms and
bath Full price, only $3.50, terms on
Evening star., 1941-09-07

FOR ADULTS WHO DESIRE A MODERN
small home for ,lons lease. No asents;
Brick semi-detached, conv- location.
bedrms.. . baths; beautifully and thor
oughly redecorated No children. pets or
roomers. Will install new stove, new re-
frigerator and anchor fence around back.
500 per mo. 3-yT. lease. / yrs. rent in
advance. Available Immediately. Please
call OWNER, Woodley 622s.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

1O,5OO--wOODSIDE FOREST, MD.
6-room, 2-bath, center-hall home in Al
condition, on wooded lot, l block from bus;
GARAGE, auto. heat, screened porch, break
fast nook. See 604 Dale drive or call
ROBERT GAYLOR, REALTOR.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

CORNER 34th AND ALABAMA Sc
bedrooms. 3 baths. screened porch,
fireplace, large dining room, pine-pan-
eled breakfast nook, full recreation
room, garage, auto. oil heat: SO 500,
terms. Open today and tomorrow, 2-6
pm. 1924 34th st Sc
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H St NV District 4600
Evening star., 1941-09-07
NJ 90.
NEAR NAVY YARD.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD

Exceptional home. quiet setting. i3n r..
frontaEe, matured trees, wonderfully con-
Structed, honey interior: bedrooms; air
conditioned oil burner; S10,5OO, easy
terms. 40 Baltimore St, one block Of
Conn ave. KensinEton. Open Saturday
exclusive AGENTS. Shepherd 4l23.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
3I0 CONCOp0 AWE NW

80 CONCORD AVE NV.
Semi-det. brick; z rms. bath; mus. DO
closed 10 settle estate; make offer
OPEN for Inspection.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St NV DI 5246
Evening star., 1941-09-07
DETACHED CORNER

Large lot, six rooms 2 baths, finished
recreation room. NEW Across from Cow
eminent park. Under $4,000 Call Mr..
Dreisen, with BETHEL. District 3100
or Temple $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
ROBERT Z. LOHP.
d Cedar St. Takoms Park, D. c. GE 0ss1

PEIWORIH 4023 KANSAS AVE-
Brlck house, 2O-fOot front: rooms and
lnciosed upper porch. large attic. dry cellar
hot-Water gas heat. gas refriserator. in ey-
cellent condition: price and terms reason
able; fine suburban outlook, poth front
and rear. Taylor 2163. s"
Evening star., 1941-09-07
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
CContinued.)

1517 FAIRFAX DRIVES ROOMS, FUR
nished, semi-bath, Frigidaire; eonv transp.;
adults. oxford 0479-W.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
BRIGHTWOOD.


Detached brick, Z rooms, center-hsll en-
trance, inclosed vestbule. 3 or bed
rooms and . complete baths. one on 1st
hoor: breakfast nook. electric kitchen.
screened porch. paneled recreation room
with beautiful stone fireplace. interior
trimmed with special wood: detached brick
garage, oil ho;-wster heat with summer
winter hnokup- Call Mr.. Clements with
Woodley 3514
Evening star., 1941-09-07
TAKOMA PARK, MD
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

Pleasant broom and bath apt, desirable
location; furnished. $40. By appointment
only. HARRY P. WILLIAMS. SH- 632s.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

THE PORTER, $500 CONN. AVE;
Apt, 1O2ABGroom, living room, KIT; =
oinette recep hall and bath. Reasonable
cash, only S24,65 mo, including all costs.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

ARL., VA.-FINEST NEW FIREPROOE
apts: ! large rm. kit.-dinette. bath; spa
cious closets, laundry, park. lot; conv. 1Oc
bus CH. 5000: Sun, CHI. 1901.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

2S0S WOODLEY RD NV
8 rms, baths, inclosed porches with
heat automatic hot-water heat, elec. re-
frigeration, brick garage; S125.
r. V. MARCERON,
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Twins Losers
In Election

wAuke.A>. M 49, Because
neither ~ the kile.ns ,~sns a..
nominated IN the msyefsltY pr.
maues
Their mother. Mrs owsn Nj.
hans. Who refused n vote In
the primary because shs couldn't
vote faf hnsh her sens wiil - able
In vote in the April election.
= Frank kiihsns will have 10
4 work tho graveyard fnlshil
shift 81 tho twins. tea shop and
candy kitchen for the nest ga
manths
Tho twins Harry and Frank. y
years obi. were candidate. Tor the
nomination. on the Republican and
Democrats tickets respectively
They agreed that u neither won
the nomination IN. nns ~ho re-
esIxed the fswest votes would
work the night shift Harry ios,
the nomination % Incumbent Man
eel Tsicoti. s.o7s 10 Lars. and
Prank lost tho race 10 CITY Clerk
Frank q wsllln. 100 10 is2.
Their mother had appealed 10
Republican Gov. Dwight Green and
Ia President Roosevelt for psrmis.
sion 10 vuts twice in IN. election
because she didn't ~snt In slight
either ~ her twin sons shs failed
IN receive the permission 80 de.
elinsd mol 10 vote al all
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n, JEas 4. CRAFTS
Tacoma Time. special Correspondent,

RERI.IN-The Continental Express has always been fair
territory for murder mystery writers but
travel conditions indicative future herones going
die less DANGEROUSLY the from the Channel Basic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-27

Isss Conway. ss-y.sr.ola sues.
ley sDetiasssf. ~ho ~ss Isiisd .
~sss ago on . grand i.rrsay
charge invoivsnss $50 enses. but
released when hs made u xoesi
~ss hack In tho soasty Jail sxsln
THURSDAY
This time hs - held for t7t<,o
hall on q nss charge bassd m =
400 cheek. UNDERESTIMATE clyde
kno.lss said Fas . .eeaad lims
Conway sss returned - Tseoms
from nnnisssaa Deputy sh.fiffs
Al vsfoo ard is~rsnes nsSnss.
sbo shauffsyrsd min h.rs an Ven
10 made ina sans trip wsans.si.y
nigh,
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Renegade Dog
Taken Alive
roHr COLLINS cels.


Rariy- -. hen captured alive
ne rxhsEsas "a leader q a
eavets band whlgh harsssra i've
stoek In tkls sfss for weeks snd
siaasf - t~c organised hantias
PARTIES sss trapped ~ rrsns
uluch 80 tss Carney. nsnb~fs
Il ths Fart Ccinss police DEPART
asnt
Informed ~ nanchef Hsrrf
pippie thst ~ sc AT trs
eayais companions wsFs ssasisssss
- ms property - niiss neFih Il
Pert Collins ulfirh snd Carney
drove q fhs srsns IN ~ saicrc-
hlis ara save chase owes ne Frlis
ne prsiFfs
carfu.sa Nv funfir~ sfnm q
n - rife. ~nuriY- tried = ssesr<
through . bsrnsd wire isncs. bat
became hstpiessiy sntanxiei sna
wss taken alive tirich sna Car
n.v have not decided shst they
xall DO sith the eatlss.
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Few Localities Equal Tacoma
In Recreaiional Advantages
Worried Sports OF All Kinds Avoilobls
To Young and Old on Sea ond Mounioins

ace sat>snsfinx rt<v e~u~ M
CO., - p~fs eo~ra rfer~f. fns
sthieflz rrexrsms h~sna placed -
ensFxs u Al ff~<ixssD vessrsr ~
~. eaFs
ft..ssxs. ~. see> . ira Ion sr<i
v snd sh<s 80 sims are finally
sttslnes. rsesrn4 vtu sssof with
ssy ETY. n me resc~es
0Feaf spufts are festas~f ~
ltrsErs pc sfrsrs<s rrvsFsns
- wiis variety hat nsss u go
sibl. re tAaa.snsis n -rry ard
sh~veny n~a~fif s~~ish
Hestxs. |. particularly Interested
~ th< ustls an<s
Calf 10 played ths Yssr around
s<ven eiuhs t~a private ard I'VE
pakfie sffass fi<ias ~ action
Hs~ilas fisYs . nsar part n
the spess activities sniuysra .
Erewfh s<lstum snswn "a rsxnmss
srefss history
night sil<ys sfs svsllshss a ne
thne-sast. eha 500 fallnw Fsss
fsvufea lsdeeT senst
- sk<n ene s,siirs rssomA
saa as.sFist re fscrrstiersl fl~f.ts
enc fnfs fsstlltl~s ~ every turn
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Nature n.s patterned fnls -.
flnn fsF thns~ sr~ sFs fnnd -
sshlsssrs sst srosss sfisia an1
stream.
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home They unlimbsr guitar
and a ukulsls and slns all the way
10 HfusHsls.
Every hour. hslmstsd, hois,srsi
military police push through and
sss soldier. for their papers. orr
GERS have To prodpes Too.
Smoke and mud and cold No
sleep. shut In No food No
satsr. 10 taking Tor hours No
speeding up thst engineer finsiiy
the French cusiom. And At lons
iss, Paris
Climb out s,ifny step into
arm AMI fu Yeuf shas 9TH
snog Look yainiY fof tai huhs
ways aren't running yet ts if-o
early Tor bpssss tn
You s,sggsr ogi into Paris m.
dsf N. lshi ~ tho star. fssis
sss captured IN JDos. hu, rs s'ili
hisessd oIt. seYsFihsisss iis
rsns. ard 70 hosirs sss yoI ~srs
In Berlin
n ear siiii 10 s8ns. ~ Cont
Mental ysprsss bg, IA mere IKE
suicide Thar murder,
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rsseras snss saFsninf sis'ri<i
!. th~ - ~ WIsts sna varied esez
Fsstionsi facilities
rNsy .rs sxsiishis fFcm ia
- .isssl u 10 siss fuxfest
nnartslns
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~ fsl assurs sesrs asF risysisi.ss
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fartink sna n-hins .F~ svstf.
.hlr fraFa tks Assisnt- = ne Aixh
weunfsla s~ctleus
Rls ksms ard ssnsii ssne make
their hamss ~fshsn sasy reach -
Tacnms
TIE great eeunisln fsslon. efs
fss sslins ard eintss .rer,s a.
surpassed sny~hsfs, rsfhsr. not
matched usteF events sfs srhet.
aisd snnasiiy. Including ths graf
silver sss eemrssisloa
s~it water sffaras ssima..
F|et s8t Eff"w ~ ~.
n.hi.s. I.ss 80 " h~sks.s ~
the saehsm~.. the s@.s.s~a -
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IRE fre.h sstsF stfesms Fse.
vide catthfcst sna Fslnt=sw trpns.
native fish hisek hsss susli
and large mouth specie. r<rsh.
sfsrris .unf.h. ss veil a. trans.
planted eastern efoos. hssss sret.
ted Menssns tFnas frr Instance.
Tire huatirs Helss ~srrly h.sF
dsaf. slk. wilac.t .Ha cougar. ..
veil a. ,hs srauss .pssiss niue
snd ulffsdi quail ara cNla~~
pheasant
Antsiars. tae. have hesn trans.
nlsn,ed n Fsrtuns within three ef
POUR hsssfs' afis. from rseums
They have sh.~a real promise II
development ard In time stii -
legal prey foe ths Esmnsrs
Baseball. smstsuf. semi. pro saa
professional are listed "a N. r~s.
resiion program
~. i.s. az. fs.sh~si. basket
hell. teasis. hsaa.issss
s", spsrt see si.he. .. ss~s~
fssaass 10 . rs~~ss~s ~ NE
w~sisss international ns.s-
hall league, psefe.sIaasi
College ~ ruf., Sound 10 .
member ~ Tho Northwest Ini.reali
leEists nnnfsFeHss
Pacific LalhsssH college hams
~ IN. famed tuihsFsn sridmsn
and hassstsss. directed ~ ms
highly cspshls Mentor eiif olsnn
- member ~ the Washington
intercollegiate conference.
stadium and Lnealn MA
schools eslorG 10 the Cross. state
league
nsiisrmins hlsh. dsnominsi innai
lss member ~ the Tacoma clfs
league .lih stadium snf fAncala
The annual competitions ~
tween these rivals are ositstsnd,
ing
raeoms's numerous snd bsaati.
fui parks and playground f.siIitis.