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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Bowling
RAILROAD LEAGUE

Top scoring honors in the
matches of the Milwaukee league
Friday night went to II. Davis and
George Hutchinson. Davis rolled
555 for the high total and Hutch
inson checked in with 225 for the
high single game.
Results: Boilermakers 3, Round
house l; Machinists 4, Supervisors
0. General Office 4. Store Helpers
o; Coach Yards 3, Blacksmiths l;
Pipe Shop ?. Store Department 2
woMEN's CITY LEAGUE
The Women's City league opened
its 1a41-42 campaign Friday night
on the Coliseum alleys, with two of
the feminine stars shooting into
the 500 circle.
Fern Coles rolled ITO. 166 and
f72 TO take the top honor with 5f7.
Babe Penowich tailed 503, with
singles of loo. f75 and 1872. Mae
Knight rolled ISIS for the high
single game, with Erma Mussel-
man registering 1s7 for a close
second.
CLASS A WOMEN'S LEAGUE
10 Kancianich led the trundlers
of the Class A Women's league In
their Friday matches, shooting
141. 145 and 1877, for nice 4s3
total. Her 1877 was the high single
of the session.
Louise wahlers registered 15s,
100 and 15s for 476. the runner
up high score. Other good marks
were: Laura Pate 442. Marian
Borgioh AT. Katherine Barber 455
and Dorothy Troy AS.
HI-WAY ALLEYS
Pc. Door Shippers 1856 f0l VS..
Sash Dept. 2o55 a.; high game,
Dick Leslie. IT'S; high series. Dick
Leslie AGO.
Spreader Gang 1914 81 VS.. Day
Cutters 1860 "a; high game. NJ.
Barker. 1877; high series. E. Ander-
son. 427
Mite Cutters 1912 ID VS.. Door
Dept. 2132 t3l; high game, r
Pullar, 1856: high series, r. Pullar
525.
Odd Shop 2oe4 "a VS.. Mainten-
anee Dept. 1857 to); high game. E
colbo. 1s9; high series. E. Colbo
SIC.
Veneer Shippers 1890 ID VS.
Tear Downs 20s3 t3l; high game
P. Fender. 172. high series. p
Fender, 46s.
Panel Cutters 1908 tol VS.. Office
POSE IA: high game. J. Nell 16e
high series, Hail and Nell. 446.
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Totals 4..#..#.#.- IS y . 10
Batted for Munger IN seventh.


Batted Tor GRAY II ninth
Sacramento ......... 600 0l0 4iO-6
Hollywood ..-...#.....o l0 3Ol ooo-5
Summary-Winnins pitcher. Pally:
losing pitcher Cav. innings pitched
BY Munger {. lost = a. bat off
Munger g Test 81. runs of Munger
5 Tost S hits of Munger 8 Tosi g.
runs responsible for Munger 2 Tost
! Cav L. bases on nalls off Munger
3 PaIIv . Tost = struck out by
Munger : PaIlv =. lost 5. wild pitch
Munger left on bases. Sacramento
s Hollywood Il passed ball Eluttz.
two base hits kluttz. Shewey Kahle
Graz three bsSe nit SheweF5 home
nun Wleczoreks sacrifice his. Bren-
pei Paily. Schultz Hoover runs bat
ted IN Brenzel Dickshof ?. Handlav.
WiscZorek Shewev. double plav.
Hoover - Schultz 70 Grav. time
2 Is unpires, Jordan. Planning and
poran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Sacs Fighting
Like Champs
Beet Hollywood
While Skiffs Split

saera mento's Cardinals pulled
hack into first place in the Pacific
Coast league today by margin
NJ .oo07 points over the Seattle
RaIniers while the San Diego
Padres were dropping a full game
behind ire leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15

tors: reserve power and the opener
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
4>econd Gamer
- m AN-v1--


Aolais ..........25 Il
Battsd for Gregory n seventh
san Francisco ..........0 COG lO2 %
Seattle .0l0 coo o.
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Totals ...#..#.....33 3 8 "a Il
aBatted for Harrell in ninth.
SEATTLE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Good and Bad

winning pitchere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
Padres Plop
OAKLAND

I1IdIs y = 2 7.
aaBatted for Plllette IN fifth.
bBatted for Sperry in sixth.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
glItersnmteri6ieb

Ser sreiie SuIarengeneral bon
8ieten mar einmaI gu elmer 9lbeno-
geieui6aft gelnOeu. gu9 Die id6re,
bieIbetptnOerte Stauipielerin Raro.
line 9obbeIin mar 5ugegen, tuto ollie
Die iunge &abaliere iDnre1 bemiibt,
ibr BEN &of 5u MAIDEN. Gelbft Der
oIte Saisoegen 3ieten i@ien 9roBen
@efouen on Ser IiebenspitroigeH
&iinitlerin gu fin0eu5 1no oeibnete
iie in ritterli9er @eiie our9 manr
6erlei Artigfeiten ous.
Ser iunge @raf BON Hutotpstb
ridtete OarauFbin ~berGrgert an BEN
General sic Groge: nBie oft Ttr0
Sic 0enn eigentliG, gr5eGen32~ Bic
ten l69elte 1tnD iagte:
08nbrbaftig, Oos peiB ID IN DE
lem Mitgenblid nidt 10 eenot, dbw
0os tpeiB id, 0oB elm gfeI NIT stUnlts
gig Sabren bieI dlter lit 0Is elm
@enid, Ser iieb8ig Sabre odbtl~
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Grnnen-NG6berein Oes 9entiden
@aiienbamies. 8raiioent, 6rau Ga
Uterine Wliler; Sefretdr, Srau Gil
8abetb g8iegano, 1924 : 16te StraBe,
q. @. 8~eriammlltng am oritten
Mfittmo9 /. set. i'm @aiienbaus.
5ranen-Silfsberein bes Seutiden
@aiienbanies. Yrdfioent, 6rou 6reo.
S9ul8; Sefretdr, 6rau Margarete
3uerit 645 Sngrobam Str, %. Us.
8eriammlung am 5tpeiten 9onners-
tag /. W1t. i'm @aiienbous.
Semtl6cs @aiienbans. Brdlioent:
s. SO. Gdnei0er; Sefret1r: @m. 81.
W1iaer, 1925 Nebrosfa Apenue,
0oromeit. @"eriammlltng am 5pei-
ten Sonntag I'M Monat i'm 8ailen-
balis.
0cnfder 2iterariider gerein.
9r6lioentin, Sri. Anita Sdaoe.
B~eriammlung am 8. SOnnabeno i'm
Monnt i'm Souie 1929 &booe SslanO
Mbenue, Norouelt.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

pur0e babel faurt nm einen Sheift
5HgGngli1er, uno MIR iein trGftiger
Sdn0eOrud, oIs iie bod enoliH sum
obidlieBen0en Cute 9aatl" fomen,
tonnte SeBler sic neber3euguns &c.
ben, Dab er nidt umionit geipro9en
batte.
EouI6per uno ionneniibereldn5t
lag 6ie SeiOe I'M eriten Morgen-
Idein, als Sorn 9iiiins ben @eg
mad WoorbraHen fnno. 0ie Saline,
sic Iid unter ieinen frdftigen Ban.
oerIdritten boger, Oos 2dtO, Oas er
NIT ieoer SuBbreite 8eg men III
geIib 5u nebmen idien, Oieies tpeite,
uuiiberIebbare 9auO, in Oeiien Nfitte
Moorbraden mie cine ein5ige braune
SnfeI lag, oles oos mar Dem @an-
6erer Die elm ein8ieer @ruB unO elm
8iafommen tpie er berrliHer feinem
@5nige geboten meroen fam.
0dber riidte 0as @obnbats, BIN
ter Dem if6 sic brnun-griinen Strei-
fen Ser Meder uno 8ieIen in Die
bimmelblaue l1nen0lihfeit 5u err
Itreden i1ienen. - Stint Sabre -
flint Sabrel Gos fIang Ourd ben
GbDtbmug zines ie0en Sdrittesl
Slim Sabre II - 9a mar Ons
Softor, oas olte fdtppre, nod int-
nier in Ser gtngel freii6en0e SoftOr
bonn @ipbel 0es 8obnbauies Ber.
nie6er griiBten Die g~efreuaten Bfer-
oef0pfe. Gin Monn fam iber ben
Sof, graubaorig, eebiidt mar
Oos - 10 mar ct getDOr6en2 Rtr5-
Iidtig trat ser AIte nGber. - Ser
MrbeitsoienItler ~ in9" frogte er
Elm ipeuig ideu.
9a redte iib Der Sunge nuf:
nSo, @aterl"
Ser 5ufte pI6bIi6 5%ufamntett, 6Is
Iei elm gliB Dor ibm nieOergeiattf.
.S0rn ~. Ct griff biIfeiudenO
gum &ragen Der grauen Soppe, nls
lei ibm Ser pl0Blid gu eng getDor.
ben. yS6rn -
90 padte Ser Sutge Die Sdno
0es @oters.
sd woGte nidt fomnten, tDeiI On
ni6t glaitben iouit, es lei tpegen beg
grbbofes - ober Der &eBler bat
&e6t - es eebt nibt UNI Oas Grbe,
es gebt linn 0en Sof. 9egbaB bin ib
0a, @aterl"
Ser Mlte f6ipieg nod inner;
feline aitternoen Sdnoe gltten mer
ben MerneI ieineg 8uben, dIs faGe
er einen Salt.
naomm ins Saus, S0rnz" ioete
er 1rno griff nod Dem arm Oes Sun.
gen. .@oorbroden min ieinea tetset
@errn griiBenI 9anf benz, Der
6i1 IanOte 9ont So Grnte'
1nnf -"
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
TTTTTTTTTTTTT TIIM IQIMI lIlIIII II@IE
@aihinatpn epprt GIn6: @ra-

@aIbinetOn Sport Club: 9ra-
fioent: Sans gbner, 72t 3molfte
5troBe, g. g.; Sefretdr: &arl
Bauer, sos Snerabam Str. &c. U.s.,
6ernlpre6er, &anoolpb 4O59; Sal
~lierer: Mlfreo Sornung.
9eutIder llnteritibungsbnno,
Oiftrift 0r. 40. @raiioent, Mi9el
8oIner; Gefretar, @briItian &ronell-
bitter, 1904 gonibant Str, Silper
Spring, Mo. @eri. am 4. Wfittmod
i'm @onot III Der 5dngerbunObale.
9eutId)er Neutrality-suspicious., Dit
rift CIR. 100. @raiiOent: Sobn
@re0lein; GefretGr: gbriItion @brilt,
1922 6iinfte StraBe, 90. Us. Berl.
am 4ten 9ienstag /. SGT. I'M Saule
Scr. 1920 8 StraBe, sc. g.
SrOipect Sia SrieObOf. 8rdlioent:
Sreo Gogellang; Sefretar: $. y.
@infler; G9obmeiiter: Geo. s. ".
Gtub. @erl. am 3. 9onnerstog I'M
Weonot I'M SrieObofsgebduoe
Mripm 9nmenDerein. Hraitoentln,
SSrau s.. 2rnmfe, 1859 Spring
&ooo, q. So; Sefretdrin, Sran y.
@aBmann, 1904 Morningiioe 9ribe,
81. So. 8eri. am 2. 0fittmod I'M
Monot, nodmittogs / Hbr.
GhriItian anb GlcOnOra ynppert
Seim. @rdliOent, @briltion 9eiirl9;
5efretar, Sbos. 6. Sarrea, 721
tote StroBe, 81. SO. @~eriommlungen
i'm 4ltenbeim.
Mnppert Scim Sranen SilfsDer-
Elm. 8rdiioentin, Srou Babette
Grumfe; Sefrctarin, Srnu ytdbel
9ieb. @%eriommlung am 2. 9iens-
tag i'm Monat, 2 llbr nadmlttags,
i'm Seine.
uSappiuek Glub" bes 9entiden
@aiienbamies. 9rdiioent, $. Stro.
bel; Gefret1r, @m. @raB 2O24
vgDe" GtraBe, g. SO.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Ser beoeutenoe gbemifer unO gr-
timber Hobert 9unien tDuroe D6b-
reno ieiuer 9ebrtdtiefeit in Seioel-
berg oft BON gertretern irgenopel-
der Sn0uItrieu iiberIoufen, Die fir
lire G%r8eugnife bon benz groBen @e-
Iebrten @utahten baben MOLTEN.
gunien Iebnte Iolde 4niinnen itets
energif6 ob, 90 er ieine Biiieni6aft
niHt sltr Geflome miBbraudt nit
len molte.
gines Cages mar es einem 6abri-
fanten elmer neuen Stiefelwi6ie ge-
Iunqen, biz in BAG Arbeits3immer
0es @eIebrten Dor8uOringen, BEN er
nlNlmebr Bat, elm paar e~mpfeble1oe
@orte fir Ieine Bro0uftion aufau-
ifreiben. or bette Ite in elmer Ieud-
tend rotten Mftentoi9e mitge6rdht.
BunIen mari Sen Morn nit iant
leiner Grseugniiien fur5erbanO BIN
aus. Sod als ct mittogs an ieinen
~genobnten Stommtiih gum @Iieit
fam, muBte er ber1rgert feItitenen,
bob Ser Mann nit Der rotten atten-
taIde aud pieoer aufgetaudt mar
un0 iogor neben ieinem ongeifamm-
ten 8Ins fab. llnO gar elm Sc
fpr1H beriutte CT in Gang au brin.
aen, morauf Bunien iih briisf OBJ
tpdnote uno leinen Nadbarn nit
nidt miB5uoerItebenOer gnti6ieOeu-
belt Idnitt. G6peigenO Der5ebrte er
Idnen Iein Giien uno ging Oann
nit einem 8efannten fort, Der i'm
nod an ser Cir nit allen 3eiden
ser gerIeaenbeit 5ur He0e itelte:
u@arum baben sic Oenn Sbren
Nadbarn 10 peinli1 briisfiert?"
sid mas, idimpfte 8unIen, Die
ier Gtfefelmidierl ST IdBt mir idon
BEN gouaen Gag feline &ubel"
.Gtiefplpidier, 4ber erIouben
Siel 0as mar bod Der baoii9e
RultusminiIter, Ser eigens bon
Rarlsrube bergefommen lit, nm sic
tennen5ulernenl"
Bunien blieb mie a%ngetDur5elt Ite-
ben un0 Itarrte feinen 8egleiter foi-
IungsIos an. 9ann febrte er eilig
an SEN @tommtiI6 8uriid unO fldrte
Iein peiuIi9es gerieben ouf: er babe
nltr glide fir Die rote aftentaide
gebabt, nidt obneno, BOB iein bor-
geIester Niiniiter Oie gleide ouf.
fanenoe 5arbe liebte. Sin gutes Gin
bernebmen NOR, naAoem Der 8Di'
idenfon 10 erbeiternO erle6iet tDer.
Ben fonnte, raid bergeiteatl
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
G6inefi6e eprt6s
iD1rter
ans Ser @eis6eit zines Bottles.

g(us ser @eisbeit zines Bottles.
9pridp0rter fins Elm Mitsorud
Ser Geele zines Bottles. neberan-
auf ser @elt iirto iie I'M groBen
einonoer Gbnlid, iiberan fin6en mir
uniere eigenen 9pri9wOrter mie-
Ser, aber iibernn tpieOer IN einem
onoeren &lei0. 9ie @igenart Oes
Bottles ipri9t aus ibnen.
Giele 6ineiii1e 6pri1tp0rter er-
i6einen ntls fremo bon auBer, ober
sic 2ebensmabrbeit, bic lie aus
Ipreden, bat ii9 nl6 Def uls oIs
Spridport ~ausgebiIoet. @enige
rur fin6 gang beridieOen, neil lie
oltf on0eren Sitten, orf dnOerer
Morol fuBen als mir.
Man peint erit tuent man ben
Sarg iiebt.
@er ni6t ieIbft BEN SaugbaIt
fiibrt, tpeiB nidt, pie telser 9rett'
bol6 1T.
Dor touienO 8uidouern braudt
man feline Surdt 5u baben - ttltr
Dor einem &enner.
Sun0ertmaI boren lit ni9t tDie
einmal ieben; bun0ertr1aI ieben 1T
ni9t Die einmal probierer.
8iele 3immerleute MAIDEN Elm
idiefes @ans.
Ser aaufer 1T ME 10 Hug lute
Ser gerfduFer.
Gin 9bonir obne Se6ern lit ntdt
einmal 10 i6on wie Elm Subn.
@ute meoi8in 1T bitter.
Ser Simmel IaBt aud einetl
blinOen Spaben nidt berbutsertt.
@enn man ielbit arbeitet, weiB
man erit, pie i6per es atOere ia.
ben.
aus einem SunoemuuI fam man
fein glfanbein geipinnen.
Gin 2eben retten 1T belier olg
cine iiebenit0dige 9agooe bater.
2ernen lit ipie 8ootfabreu ge.
gen Sen Strom: penil man ni9t
fortidreitet. gebt man ouriif. @e-
fiible iino mie Elm @ettrennen NIT
&ferOen in Der @bene: lie iino
leibt los5ulalien, aber idper tpie.
ser ein5nfangen.
Gem Sieger Silfe. leiiten mag
meiit 5u nidts Oerpflidten.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31
Wereiuss& aleMDer

@aihinotun SanserbmnO. Der
einslofql. @rcaoia &aQe, 3134
lite 5troBe, q. SO. 8rdiioent. Saul
Otterbod; Sefretdr, g. $. Wfi9aells-
5inqltun0e: 9onnerstag Abenos Inn
5 lbr.
@aIbinatOn SGnserbnnb Tranen-
dior. 9rdlioentin, 5rau ytartba
5hmeier; Gefret1rin, 5rau Sophie
Otferbod, 3tt Sulip Qlpe., Sofoma
Horf. W3o. SingitunOe: 0iens=
toas. obenos s llbr, inn arcaoio Sc
6duoe, Ia. StraBe & Barf 3d.. N.8.
q 9entIde Sreimaurer eOge
RN 4rminits, Str. 20, T.A.A.M.
~ Sefretar: Sreof. 8ertrom,
1911 6bepbero Str, g. 6. Der
Iommluna am i. 9ienstag I'M Wlo-
nat i'm 0eren Wtaionic Eempel, 1Ste
uno $ GtraBe, %. 8.
grminins @ergniisnmss Teretit.
.Nr6fioent: Gonrao Wiiiner; Setre-
tar: Sbeooor 2erd, 59O5 Siebte
StroBe, 81. SO. g~eriammluns am
1 Sonnobeno /. set. i'm &onie zines
Mitglieoes.
gpncprS Club. 8rGiioent:
gbos, Slider; Gefretdr: 5rau y.
SfIod,ter, 1863 Conn. 9lpe. g. vs.
geriammlune ieOen Oritten @fittpOf
I'M Msonat.
.,9entider sbeater alab". 9rd-
lioent: @ultoo Seller; Sefretar:
Sermaun 8lanfenbnrg, 1888 SIe
SfroBe. 81. @. @~eriommlung ieoert
nierten 0ienstag i'm Mtonot IN Der
sanaerbunobaLe, 1874 14te Sfra-
he, WorOmelt.
Gdlaraffia @aibinstOnia. Nus
fltnft BEL Serru 8. 6. &anls, 7OS
3m0lfte StraBe, g. US.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

@er @ei8en ooraeist, wtn Ger
ite nerfaufen.
Son 0emielben Wilnb Der gtem
lit beiB uno falt.
Dem @ieger SiIfe leiiten mog
tneiit gu nidts berpflidtpn.
Gen Menfden nimmt man beim
8ort 6as Sier beim Salffer.
@er fi6 beiigt Dor 8pet 4ltdren,
BOT fem elites Gerbdltnis 5u @ott.
SALT Dem Serrn elm 3abn aus.
muB eIei6 Dem 9iener Der &opF
~abgeriiien wer0en.
gbrIi6 e~rporbenes @ut mebrt
IiA ouf G9ritt un0 Sritt, unebrlih
Gut 0os nimmt Ser EeuS& nit.
allies has gut lit bat guten
Gut ober nidt ailes mas guten Guf
bat, 1T Oar1um gut.
Gas groBe @ebeimni6, Oas 9e'
ben at berldngern, beItebt BARN, es
ni9t at berfiir6en. ~ Seudtersle-
ben.
Il m einen Meni6en gu ourd-
idauen, muB man nit ibm cine
&eiie gemabt un6 cine 8obnrtg
geteilt baben.
Ole Notwenoigfeit tOar es, Sic
bic Meni6en DerdnlaBt bat, Ole
Seilfunoe ouf5uiuhen uno at erin.
ben. - Sippofrates.
Mm Mbe1po miro mon flug
Sir ben bergangnen Gag;
0o9 niemals fliig gerisg
Sir ben, Ser fomHten mog.
@iidert.
SobieI gibt's, mas begliifen tarw
ltnO 6reuoe madt entteben;
gs fommt auf 9er5 ur0 Altgen on,
Sab fie, tpas Slid lit, feben.
Sroion.
eel ipariam nit ser 8eit, mebr
aIs nit Dem Gel0e, benz nit Der
Belt fam man @elo getpinnen, ober
nibt init Dem @el0e 8eit erfaufett.
yourg.
Die g[er5te miiiien ibps Gimme
gelteno MAIDEN, Inn Die Stadtsmdn.
ner at ourdorineen nit Der Gennt-
mis-, tDie ons golt gelunh it1o gliid.
Iid getnadt neroen fam. 20 &loolf
Iirbop.
ginen Barren laBt iid nientattO
germ nennen; aber Elm Meurotiter
genannt 8n meroen, fam ihon ben
6toI5 zines mo0ernen Menide aus.
MAIDEN. Grnit giftor 3ettfer
1929.
Seoe @rbeit, mag tie nod 10
nieorig, beliebt ODER unbeliebt iein,
mag fie aopf ODER &anD in aniprud
nebmen, 1T aIg iittIide %sEitt unO
Iorbeoingung mabren 2ebensgliids
o1tf3ufaiien uno in gbren gu balten.
q @nhnnert.
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Gas @IIerneuete.
S6abbel iaB beim 9erid0nerungs.
rat. llno ser re6ete un0 reoete.
Geifte oann tpieoer elm: rrn0 piiien
sic aud i9on oas AlerneReite, Serr
@dabbel2~
.ScSatpobl1, fnlirrte Sdabbel. Isle
rniieren mid, jest idoa 5ltm 0ritten
Malel"
Washington Journal., 1941-01-31

Gem Sieger Silfe. Ieiiten mag
meiit 5u nidts OerpfliAten.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23

with a pair of fair
country footb all
players from Tex
as. They were Sam
my Baugh and Dick
Todd of the Wash
ington Redskins,
who had just left
the all-star battle
against the deva-
stating Chic go
Bears.
"Well," I said to
Baugh, one of the
oroat forward paSS.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23

los ANGELES. = What happens
IL to our star football pros after
the last kickoff? How do they man.
age to kill time between December
and next August when they put on
the old harness again? You might
be surprised.
On my way to Texas for the Cot
ton Bowl game I spent two days
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23

nolU work at Improving theIr
camps and be paid for it. These
pictures. loaned by Dwight Gar
din, Seminole agent at FIT. Lauder
dale, Fla, sho,o ho,U the tribes Hve.
Right: Despite the Monaghan
cast of her features, little Frances
Jumper is pure Co,o Creek Semi
mole.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23
I\7gl[Il]
II . lWNu Servicel ~
NOTES OF AN INNOCENT
BYSTANDER
iWNu Service)

The Wireless: There's no type In
the composing rooms that can pack
the sting FDR gets into his radio
delivery. F'rinstance this excerpt
from his message to Congress: eve
must especially beware of that small
group of selfish men who would clip
the wings of the American eagle to
feather their own nests" El1in
Mackay Berlin was ladylike in her
comments about Mrs. Chas. Lind
bergh. She called her "a sensitive
and gentle woman, bewildered
and frightened by skillful German
propaganda" The Film Critics
broadcast made us uncomfortable.
They praised, honored and gave
excerpts from their prize picture,
"Grapes of Wrath'-a dramatic tale
of starving Americans-while the
broadcast emanated from the lush,
silky Wainbow Woom! =. Town
Meeting of the Air was bore when
the often-booed Verne Marshall was
Topping. Dean Acheson was mere
ly wonderful.
The Front Pages: The Washing
ton papers showed photo of Rush
Holt taking down his Senator's shin
gle after being defeated for re-elec-
ton. The photo should go in the
schoolrooms, like Washington cross
ing the Delaware, to illustrate an
historical cause for rejoicing >.
A licking does things to the magma
ton of Fascist editors. The defend
ers of Bardia were cheered for the
'undying glory of delaying the en-
emy," while the Britons had to take
what satisfaction they could get out
of winning the battle Dale Har
rison, once an APP columnist, will
contribute paragraphs to NewsWeek
81. John T. McManus offers a good
way to keep score on how well the
Ratzis are doing in South America.
Where "The Great Dictator" finds
it tough to get bookings, you can find
the busy BerlinerS.
The Story Tellers: The mag illus
trations aren't a bad barometer of
Americas war sentiments. You be-
gin to see the swastika in fiction
illustrations. 1t wasn't long ago,
either, that the Satevepost was APP
peasing enough to skip all mention
of Germany in the specialization of
Escape" You didn't have to be
bright to know where the cruelties
took place. Of course, maybe the
omissions were the authors
Klaus Mann's first issue of Decision
is out. S. Vaughan, V. Sheean and
R. Sherwood are on the editorial
board Hitler is caught smiling
in photo in Look. No wonder:
He's got his hands around the throat
of helpless little girl Mar
garet Case Hartman, who is put
ting Clare Boothe through the wiring
err for gossip weekly, was a staff
sister of her victim on the old Vanity
Fair La BOTTLES career can't
be very interesting. She's scheduled
for only two articles!
Typewriter Ribbons: DIN Mill
er's: The Italians vented, vidied
and vamoosed P. Wilson'S: A
man may have no bad habits and
have worse :. Rob Wagner's: He
has no more sense of direction than
a string of firecrackers Virginia
Faulkner's: Her parents cut her off
without a sentiment Anon's: Die
tatorship is always an aria-never
an opera . Q. Reynolds: A long
thin line of red tape finally strangled
France I. Hoffman's: He had
that derelicked look about him
Oscar Wilde's: I always like to
know everything about my new
friends and nothing about my old
ones.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23

adj, replied Elmer, but
1 have not been able to To-
cate 'em. There is nothing
in the chicken salads !
have ordered that would
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23
u. S. FAR BEHIND EUROPE in
PLANES PROTECTIVE ARMOR

One huShed-up sore spot IN the
dragging plane program is in armor
protection-a field that, like so many
other aviation developments, origi-
mated in the United States but was
left to others to exploit.
Armor-plate protection for fighting
planes first saw the light of day in
the Nicaraguan campaign against
the rebel General SANDING during
the Coolidge administration. To pro-
tect themselves against snipers lurk-
ing in the jungle, marine corps pi-
lots equipped the undersides of their
ships with makeshift armor guards.
Although crude, this protection
saved more than one pilots life. But
beyond this start, the army and
navy did almost nothing. And it re-
manned for the alert Nazis to devel-
OPP the idea, just as they did the
Stuka dive bombers which original
ed with the U. S. navy. AS a result
Nazi planes are among the best pro-
tected in the world.
Simultaneously, the Nazis began
increasing the caliber of their air.
plane guns in order to offset enemy
armor plating Belatedly England
turned to armor protection and
heavier guns, but we did nothing
regarding arnor and very little re-
garding guns-until recently.
AS a result, the United States is
now up against double bottleneck.
One is limited technical experience
on how to armor planes without
diminishing speed and maneuvera-
bility. Two is lack of plant facilities
to produce a lightweight, bullet
resistant armor.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-01-23

the fighting forces will get
and past perform
ances show it amt half bad"
Reaction to the ASCAP-Radio War.
I cannot get the old sweet songs;
Somehow it strikes me funny
That those who write of Glove and
you"
Can think so much of money.
Well, anyhow, the ban on all those song
hits on the chain radios has killed off the
fello,o ,Ulo ,uas always asking for request
numbers.
The best slogan for America in
the present crisis is reported on bill
boards in Miami: america,
LOVE 1T OR LEAVE IT."
Germany has gone to the rescue
of Italy. This may turn out to mark
the introduction of a new type of
German warfare: Rescue with pur-
suit.
Observations.
Misfortune, friends, befell me,
I hate to walk an inch;
let some statesmen sell me
A pair of shoes that pinch
Have you broken any New Years
resolutions yet?
This looks like a year when a
good slogan for anybody is, "Never
change skis in midair!"
DEFENSE PROGRAM STUFF
("New army camps are at least month
behind schedule. News item.)
Last night I saw most everywhere
An army camp that wasn't there;
It wasn't there again today
hope the foe will keep away!
The present horizon
To II Duce is ''pizon."
THE GIST OF 1T
Marshal Graziani's report, boiled
down, would read, II shoulda stayed
in bed"