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now operating on highways, the
speaker explained.
Other plans for increasing safety
were proposed and include a plan
for giving safe and courteous driy-
ers ten pairs of. theater tickets
weekly in recognition OF their acts.
An attempt will be made TO have
car furnished to instruct safe
driving in the schools. Chief Patch
says such a method is being used
in Highland Park with a mock car
set-up.
Junior Chambers OF Commerce
throughout the country have for a
number of years had safety COM
mittees which have endeavored to
find hazards which could be clint
mated, Clyde Budd, safety commit
tee co-chairman. explained In
most cases such conditions have
been corrected through coopera-
ton of municipal officials, he said
The safety committee realizes
that safety conditions can never
be perfect and for that reason there
can always be some improvement
even though 1t may be small Mr.
Budd observed.
Work OF the committee since its
organization. said Mr.. Budd. has
included the posting of signs at the
city limits on main thoroughfares
entering the city. displaying of
placards and posters with safety
slogans and ideas. showing of safe
ty motion pictures and distribution
OF safety pamphlets at Fourth OF
July celebration, use of public ad.
dress system at Washington 81.
and w. Michigan Ave. intersection
to assist in pedestrian and motor
traffic problems and distribution
of safety windshield stickers prior
TO July 4.
Committeeman have met with
members OF the state highway de
partment and representative of
the AAA to obtain a general pic
ture of automobile traffic problems.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
safety group will work with the
fire prevention committee.
Also attending the meeting were
Commissioners p. Alex Seedorff,
Alfred +. Weber, NJ. G. Day. Junior
Chamber OF Commerce President
John Farris. Junior Chamber mem
bers, Lawrence Skinner, George
Sharrock, Thorwald Marsh and
Fred n. Peters.
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Hathaway Is years old Shortly
after the birth OF twins. William
left his family and went to Lon
don until 1911 when he returned
to Standardization. He died
April 90, 1916.
Shakespeare's plays are easily
adaptable TO the present time.
Macbeth is the story OF a 10y
al and ambitious young man who
yielded to temptation. The play
traces disintegration of a man who
leads a life OF crime, the speaker
said
Hamlet is the story of a young
man raised in fine surroundings
who suddenly is thrown into the
world. Events that follow are the
maladjusted circumstances of his
life, the speaker concluded.
Guests were Dan f. l.. Patch,
Highland Park, and James Culp.
Ann Arbor.
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LIVESTOCK

Detroit. Mich, Oct. cattle
Prime yearlings. dry fed. $3.50 a
$l2; good to choice yearlings
dry fed. Sl1 a 1850: medium TO
good yearlings. dry fed, Sl025 a
1925; good to cnoice heavy s'eers,
dry fed. slO.75@l9. medium to
good heavy steers. dry fed. SlOu
1875; best grass steers and heif
ers. S9.50@ 1915; medium to good
grass steers and heilers. $3.50 n
9.25; common grass cattle. S6.50M
$50; best cows. $3.50 a $50 good
butcher and cutter cows. s5.25 %
725; Gamer cows. IS a 6; old
rms, s4.25 down; best light butcheE
and best heavyweight bologna bulls,
SO; few strictly choice higher;
medium weight bolognas. S7QS.50;
light common bulls, s6G7: stock
bulls, sos; good to choice stockers
and feeders. s9ql2; common to fair
stockers and feeders. $4,000;
mixers and sprngers. s65G9O.
Calves - Best, $3.50: W fair TO
good, s10.50d14.5O; common, $50
II.
Sheep and lambs-Few choice
lambs, SLIPS; best lambs. $1,000 a
HOO; fair to good, S9qll; sec
onds, $S.50d9; skips. So down; best
yearling ewes, sSGS.5O; best year
ling wethers, 81; best sheep, s50
$50: fair TO good sheep, SO q 5;
culls and common. s2G3.
Hogs-ls0-200 lbs. SLIPS; 20O-220
lbs, s11.S5; 220-240 lbs. sl145; 240-
ESQ lbs, s1l.3O; 26O-2sO lbs, sl1.20;
2SO-S00 lbs. sl1: 3O0-35O lbs. s1O.S5:
i00450 lbs. $1,000; 1GO-1S0 lbs,
$10.75d l1.25; $50 lbs down, slO.50Q
1875.
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solution OF community health prob
lens.
He acts as health officer OF the
county or district. with full re
sponsibility for the administra-
ton Of the health laws and regu-
lations for the control Of Gem
municable diseases under the ad-
vice and direction of the State
Department OF Health. These
duties include: Diagnostic serv-
ices TO physicians. isolation and
quarantine of reported cases Of
communicable diseases, epidemiol-
ogical investigation OF outbreaks OF
communicable diseases, and check
up on suspected cases and contacts,
provision of tuberculosis pro
gram, provision of a venereal dis
ease program including Inyesti-
cation OF sources of infection and
contacts. return TO physician OF
cases neglecting treatment, arrang-
ing for immunization Of individ-
uals against smallpox and diphther-
ia Typhoid, whoOping cough, etc,
where necessary, and the distri-
button of biologic products for use
in immunization, diagnosis, and
treatment of communicable dis
eases.
The director reports regularly
to the health committee OF the
board Of supervisors the activities
OF the health department and dis
cusses with them programs for fu
ture work.
He also promotes an adequate
maternal health program.
Provision for an infant, preschool
and school health service including
immunization Of children against
diphtheria and smallpox, physical
examination of children. and dental
care are among his duties.
In addition, he maintains con
tact through the newspapers with
the general public regarding com
municable disease prevalence and
special projects, addresses, meet
ings of lay and professional groups
on public health topics. plans
demonstrations and exhibit mater
ials, and prepares health depart
ment publications.
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Sheldon
CHURCHES TO SPONSOR
ZANE SLIp IRA


sheldon Mich, Oct . The
STANDARD Leadership Training
Schpol under the auspices OF IVES,
Wayne County W. +. Churches,
will start at Wayne beginning DC
tober aud continuing on Monday ;
through Nov 10.
Tho following courses are offer
ed GD old Testament contents
and value and the teacher is Rev.
5. II. Berry Romulus: 90 Senior
and young peoples work and the
teacher is Rev Howard Busching,
Pennington; (Sl The art OF story
telling. and the teacher is Miss h..
Jane Livingston. Wayne. 90 Chris
tians and the World order and the
teacher is Mrs Victor Longtield,
Lincoln Park Dean Of the school
is Rev r. L. Nieman, Wayne: reg
istrsr. Raymond Lawrence, Wayne,
and the committee is Rev. G. r.
Nevin, Rev. Douglas Parker and
Raymond Lawrence.
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Judgment Unpaid, Driver
Expected to Lose License

The chauffeur's license Of Dom
aid McCreadie. this city. may be
suspended today by the secretary
OF state. Joseph Thomas. an Of
fetal OF that office from Saline.
said today.
Reason for suspension Is an IN
satisfied property damage judg-
ment of over SIS against Mr.. No
Creadie. Mr.. Thomas said. Mr..
McCreade will also he required
10 transfer the title OF any motor
driven vehicles he may own 70
another owner until such time as
he satisfies this judgment, Mr..
Thomas stated This action is IN.
der the Michigan drivers respon-
sibility law. Mr. McCreadie is at
present engaged In trucking at the
Ford bomber plant here
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ChurChmen Disagree With
Roosevelt on Religious
Freedom Under Red FLAG

Washington oct. 3-AP-Presi-
dent Roosevelt's assertion that the
Russian constitution provides for
religious freedom continued TO
evoke sharp criticism today from
clergymen and others.
In general. the critics reported
that while the Soviets' constitution
might contain the words, they gave
- Ft : =, sEtff II - iaeil+i
gion.
Printed constitutions are worth
less anywhere unless supported BY
life" was the way Bishop Ray
mond J. Wade, head OF the Metho-
dist Detroit area, put it in a tele-
gram to the Chief Executive. He
declared the Presidents observa-
tons on Russian religious policies,
delivered in q Tuesday press con
ference, were obviously untrue"
and utterly misleading"
Support for your emergency
policies cannot be secured by ridi-
culous, unsupported propa gands, 50
Bishop Wade added.
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RETAILERS

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sales slip Just like the Michigan
Sales Tax A bracket system OF col
lection includes no federal tax on
goods from one TO nine cents; one
cent tax on merchandise from 10 to
IA cents; two cents on Is to q
cents; three cents on % to 80 cents;
four cents on 35 to 81 cents etc.
II the taxability of an item is IN
doubt the merchant IS 10 give the
customer the benefit of the doubt.
Merchants are asked to segregate
their records so that invoices on
taxable items can wherever posi-
bic be. separated from other in
voices. Many firms have already
agreed to bill merchants goods 50
that every invoice is clearly marked
as to whether items are. taxable or
not.
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Opening Day Of Duck
Season Costs One Life

Opening day OF the duck hunting
season in Michigan cost one human
life Wednesday.
Thirteen-year-old Robert Cowles
OF Battle Greek. hunting with his
father. Leslie, and Probate Judge
Francis A. Kulv, was killed when
a shotgun lying In the bottom of
their boat discharged.
The three were hunting on Long
Lake. near Battle Creek The shot
gun charge struck the boy In the
head
Robert Tepprandt, So, Of Pontiac,
was wounded in the head. neck and
arms Wednesday by an unidentified
hunter firing from behind blind
at Pontiac Lake. Pontiac General
Hospital reported his condition not
serious.
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In The Sick Room

Miss Pearl Hall is a patient IN
he Hoobler Conyaloscent Home
e5S00 West six-mile Road. BEDFORD
Mrs Blanche Mars. No sprained
her ankle during her recent visit
IN Hillsdale has now returned to
fhe store
Thomas Flanagan returned home
from Bcyer Memorial Hospital
Wednesday. He IS still unable TO
palk
7Ie5r-c Lawson. 5S2 Madison
Blvd was removed 10 his home
carly TODAY after he was found IN
daled condition by police ar ".
Michigan Ave- and Hamilton 81, in-
tersecfiou The man was on his way
10 work when taken in police
Said
Mrs ora, + stephens Went TO
Ann Arbor Wednesday 10 see hey
daughter Mrs. Merrell Draper who
is recovering from sprsined
ankle
Mrs a r DeGroat is IN with
shingles
Not much hope Is held today for
the recovery OF Ross Denis. 3d. In
diana Harbor Ind. truckdriyer who
4
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THE WEATHER

Weather forecast FOR Ypsilanfi
srd vicinity Increasing cloudiness
snd warmer tonight Occasional
rain and cooler Friday
Temperature at Z a. m. 50 de-
gTsss.
Wind direction east. wind yeloci.
~. FIVE miles per hour.
Barometer. 1858 rising.
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Workers Delegation Will
Attend Porath Services

A delegation of workers at Ypsi.
lanti bomber plant are expected to
attend funeral services Saturday
in Detroit for julius Porath. con
tractor and founder of the firm,
Julius Porath and Son. who died
Wednesday in Henry Ford Hospital
after an illness of six weeks. Among
the construction jobs in which his
firm was engaged we're at the BON b.
er plant, Michigan widening and
Soutfhield Sewer.
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Whitaker
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

Whitaker. Mich, Oct. donna
Williams celebrated her seventh
birthday at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest VII
liams. The table was set for IA
and In the center of the table was
a birthday cake. The guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin. Ypsi.
lanti. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Griffin and family.
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and bath, 5000. {. 4. NanRiper: 4l3
s. Adams St, additional rooms
tS5, !. Hoffman; sos s Ballard
St, install bath. furnace and one
room, $500. Leslie Anderson: 307
W Cross ST. rooms over garage,
$500 G. c. Handy.
A permit for constructing two
Eve room apartments over d store
At 212 " Michigan Ave was issu-
ed 70 A G Michos. 4l6 W. Michigan
Ave Cost Of the new improve
ments were listed al $3.50.
Permit was issued for razing a
garage at pol y Normal st Albert
Norey. RED I. Milan. signed the
permit
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Daily Market Report
Vegetables

Detroit. Mich. Oct .
BEANS Green. No. l. Sl.5oo-.''
bu.
BEANS-Lima. No, I, fL5o a 200
bu. Kentucky Wonder Beans. No.
/, 25ml.50 bu., Wax. Beans
No. /. S150d2.pu bu, Roman
Beans No. !. $l5ou l.i5 bu.
BETS No. ]. 500 toe doc. hcn'.
CABB NGE No. /. GOa75r In.
CARROTS No. /. 10 a soc do.
punches.
CELERY No. /. 25u3Dc doz. ochs
ONIONS No. green, 5on soc doz'
bchs.
POTATOES No. l. suu9oc ru.
PUMPKINS No. l. 5Qm6oc bu.
RADlSHES Red. No. ]. 80 a b'c
dOz punches
RUTABAGAS-No. /. sou 75c bu
SWEET CORN-No. ], 50 a SOC
doz. sack.
TOMATOES No. I, 6jd 9Oc bu.
TURNIPS No. :. So n i5c dor.
bchs.
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TOKYO-INS japanese official.
dom today admitted withdrawal OF
Niponese forces in vital Human
Province OF China. but labelled this
part of strategic plan for ami
hilation Of the opposing Chinese
armies.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

BOLOGNA. ltaly-UP-Bulgarian
army forces swiftly crushed an
armed Greek uprising in the vicin-
ity OF Drama, the newspaper Resto
del Csrlino reported today in a dis
patch indicating the Bulgarians suf
tered casualties In the fighting.
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Sheldon Team VIM

The Walker School played ball
with Sheldon School Monday night
with a score OF seven for Sheldon
and six for Walker. Alfred Harri-
son. Wayne, presented the winners
with two soft balls.
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Presented Loving Cup

The hrst fall meeting of the
Walker School p. T. A. will be
held on the evening Of Oct. 3 at S
p. M. The program will be spon.
sored by Mrs. Grace Blaiser, pri-
mary teacher They have a play
written by teacher, Ephraim
Truesdell, and directed by teach
er, Mrs. Elra Galloway The Walk
er School was presented a safety
loving cup Friday Tor last year 3
safety work.
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YpsiLanti Briefs

Ecorse Rd. and Z. Michigan Ave in
tersection Wednesday afternoon
was released by police after several
hours questioning. II was az first
thought he was an amnesia victim
but be- was later able TO identify
himself.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

MORGANTOwN. W. Vans
A Pennsylvania Central Airlines
transport plane was damaged but
its 10 passengers and crew of three
escaped unhurt today when the ship
skidded in groundloop at the end
of a wet runway and went over an
embankment at Morgantown Air
port.
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IN WALL STREET
STOCK MARK EFT
OPENING FIRM

New York, Oct. 2-lNS - The
stock market opened firm today in
more active dealings
Chrysler was prominent In the
early dealings, starting with 1000
shares followed by another 1000
shares and several smaller blocks.
1t opened unchanged then edged
forward.
Open dealings In Consolidated
Oil involved 500 shares. Good
rich started with 1000 shares and
L. G. |. with 1900 shares.
J. |. Case and Deere gained a
point each in the farm implements.
Steels were firm, and coppers stea-
dy.
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Mrs. Iva Walker, Highland Park,
was week end visitor OF her sis
ter. Mrs Charles Curtis, Sr.. and
Mr. Curtis
Mrs Carrie Decker was a guest
Of Mrs. Herbert Kinds. Ypsilanti,
Wednesday. Mr. Kinds, who has
been III at Boyer Hospital. has
been in a coma for several days.
Edward Hightower has been
drilling for a new we'll the past
week.
Mrs Sydney Sutton. Mrs. Flora
Barker Mrs. William Natevia and
Miss Mary Wood were Thursday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Mateyia. Detroit
Miss Carol Schaub, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schaub, had
her tonsils taken out at Wayne
Clinic Saturday morning.
Mrs Lena Cots and daughter
Margaret, Ypsilanti, were Monday
evening visitors Of Mrs. ]. c. Colts.
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Sixteen American Legion
Men Play Golf. Banquet

Sixteen members OF American
Legion Post 2S2 competed in a golf
tournament at Washtenaw Country
Club Wednesday afternoon. Prizes
were awarded to all competitors at
a 6 O'Clock dinner in the Legion
Home.
Besides golf awards given, four
kickers handicap prizes and seven
special awards We're presented, Ar
rangemonts for the day we're in
charge OF Max Williams and DR.. VI.
+. OHara
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dysinger
and daughters attended the 35th
wedding anniversary celebration
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Finch, fpsi-
lanti, at the home OF their daughter
and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil
Hawker. Romulus. Sunday.
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Fruits

Detroit. Mich. Oct. .
APPLES = Mcintosh. M |, Nl25q
80 bu.: Wolf River, No !, 50 @
S5c bu.; Wealthlss. No. /, s0c9
sl15 bu.: Greetings, No. |. u o
les bu.; Jonathans, No. !, S.2o
" n / So bu.
CATALOGUES No. /. Si.25d Is
bu.
GRAPES 256S5c 4.qt basket.
PEARS No. /. St.55d225 bu
WATERMELONS- 60@ 75c bu.
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comnletes Jury Work

Mrs Frank Mclaughlin who serv.
ed on jury in Detroit for Septem-
Der, completed her work this
week.
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Poultry

Detroit, Mich. Oct . Poultry:
market steady. Hens. average run.
l6c; cocks, 12dl4c; rock spring.
ers, average run, zoe; leghorn
springers. lie; young hen turkeys,
10 lbs up, 25c; young tom turkeys,
is lbs up. 24c; ducks. white. lbs
up. 16c; geese. lie. No unloading OF
poultry before a. m. or after 3 p,
m. Saturdays unloading
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pLsturhanees QuIeted

Disturbances ouieted
Police were called 10 quiet dis
turbances in the zoo block Of y
Prospect ST. 500 block OF First
Ave. aud 500 block OF Second Ave.
Wednesday afternoon and night
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Questioned. Freed

George Daley. IS. Lyons Lake
found in dazed condition al
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Butter and Eops

Detroit. Mich. Oct. 2
BUTTER-Best creamery In tubs
35A G36Ac.
EGGS - Current receipts, csc;
dirties, 25c; checks, 2ic.
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The FIRST assembly Of the Sheldon
?. r. A will be held at the school
house AZ p. m. on the evening OF
oct. 10.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

LONDON-UP Britain will in.
crease fat and sugar rations effec-
tive Nov. Il, it was announced to-
day.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-02

Chief Justice Harlan p. Stone OF
the United States supreme court
is pictured above as he entered
the White House where he was q
luncheon guest
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Thomas Flanagan returned home
from Boyer Memorial Hospital
Wednesday He IS still unable TO
VII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
Aquarium on
Hood Canal
Interesting

One Of the many attractions
along Hood Canal Is AIlsrd's
aquarium. located near Hoodsport-
Hundreds Of live specimens are on
display here in several tanks. said
to be the largest in the Northwest.
John Alard. proprietor Of the
aquarium. is well known in Ia
coma. having operated a drug
store at e6th and Pacific ave.
Building the aquarium about a
year ago Allard has already made
name for himself among the
tourists Of Hood Canal. II is said
to be one of the most unusual
places Of its kind.
Allard's pride and joy is a live
shark, caught by himself. II
weighs over 200 pounds. Other
items of interest are octopus. pipe
fish, varieties of anemones. sailor
fish. skates, ronquill, rat fish and
hundreds of other types Of sea life.
Anyone making trip to Hood
Canal owes il to himself and fam
lily to visit Allards aquarium.
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Beauty Natural
All Clayf Smith $

II it, natural beauty you're
looking for. don't 70 any farther
away than clayt Smiths resort
on steel lake for your vacation
this year.
Smith frankly admits that his
spot for = vacation i not what
some persons want. but for those
who want 10 20 where they will
be away from everything suggest
i've Of city hustle. Smiths il the
place for them.
Ciayt Smith. manager. makes
arrangements with visitors on a
daily. weekly or seasonal basis.
The resort is located IL miles north
Of Tacoma on the Seattle highway.
Smith. who feels certain that he
has something really unusual 10
offer In the way Of = vacation spot.
invites everyone to come out and
look 1t over.
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<.(|E

springs, guests will find tennis
courts, soddle horses, hunting.
fishing, climbing and doncine
Top photo shows the lodge
ond the comfortable collins.
There ore 80 collins in oil, so
OF them extremely modern.
Dining room service ond donc-
ing nightly ore ovoiloble OF
the lodge. Center photo shows
one of the two big pools, where
swimming in oonstontly chono-
ing voter may be enjoyed.
Left is O photo of Sol Duo folls
on the Sol Due river, one of the
most beautiful in the Olympic
mountoins.
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FLOWER GIRL

lee Patrick has planted Wild
flowers al over the hill behind
her home
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Boredom Is Rare
Al Gaffney' s Grove

one Of the finest bathrooms To
be found in the Pacific northwest
Is at Gaffney's Grow. located
about 10 miles east Of Kent. but
that only one Of many attrae-
tons for visitors.
Here also will be found a fine
sandy beach for swimming. cab
ms. SADDLE horses. tennis courts.
a golf course. baseball field. bowl
ing alleys and roller skating rink.
Dancing 10 Bus Riley's smooth
orchestra VIII be held this week on
Thursday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Kain Gaffney is manager Of the
popular resort.
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VirtuolIy unbeatable for
"de poinino" tired muscles,
and Just about os sweet O fish
inc spot os you'll find. Sol Due
Hot Springs in the heort OF the
beautiful Olympic nountoins IS
the mecca Of thousands OF Vo-
cotion-ooers every summer. II
is Located about 40 miles south
Of Port Angeles.
Here, besides the refresh
inoly heolthfuI voters of hot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29

Your Postmaster can tell you
how - invest in y. 8. Defense
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Popular Chef Making New Friends

Pictured 1T the left IL
George Cerotto, owner
and chef at the Lane
Grill. 9O2 Com m cree
street. George has been In
Tacoma for some time but
II has been only recently
that he has operated q
place of his own.
The Lane Grill Is one of
those places where every
one il made welcome and
il served food at Its best
and in an appetizing way.
CerOttO features on the
Grill menu delicious sea
food dishes and caters TO
the after theater crowd,
being lust around the
corner" from the down
town theaterx.
Special sunday and
holiday dinners are being
offered this week end. ac-
eording to the manage
n1ent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-29
.isobeuIu Beach Fine For Entire Family

An excellent spot for the entire
family. particularly so for chill
dren, Is Lisabeula beach on Vashon
island, and this resort is steadily
becoming more popular, according
TO Bob Walton, manager.