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Evening star., 1941-01-30
Gladys Gomez
To Give Recital

Tomorrow evening at 8:15 in the
Conservatory Auditorium, 902 T
street NV. Gladys Thomas Gomez,
celebrated concert pianist, will. ap-
pear In 4 formal recital. Mrs.
Gomez, 4 graduate Of the Oberlin
Conservatory of Music, has done
graduate work at the American
Conservatory, Chicago; Vienna,
Austria, and Nice, France. She has
given many successful concerts in a
number of the largest cities of this
country.
Her program will consist of Bach's
"Siciliano" and prelude and Fugue
in c Sharp Major" Chopin's "Etude,
Op. 10, No. 8" and waltz in E
Minor" Debussy's prelude" and
Clair de Lune," the Paganini-Liszt
la Campanella" and the first
movement of Schumann's Concerto
in A Minor" Gregoria r. Coins
will be at the second piano.
Evening star., 1941-01-30
Two Stars Reveal
Parallel Careers

Charles Boyer and Margaret Sui
lavan, two Of the screens most pop-
ular stars, had early careers which
were strikingly parallel, it was re-
vealed on the set OF Universals s
Back Street." in which they are
co-Starred.
Both determined to become play
ers at an early age, Miss SULLIVAN
Immediately upon graduation from
Sullins College, when she entered
4 dramatic school, in Boston. Upon
completion of her course she Joined
. semi-professional dramatic COM
pany at Cape Cod.
Later this group conducted q gen.
eral theater movement at Falmouth
Miss Sullivan played juvenile leads
with the organization, which became
known as the University Players. A
Evening star., 1941-01-30

first World War and before he was
16 years old he was playing in bene-
fit performances, in France. to raise
funds for hospitals. The work in
trigued him and he determined 10
make it his life career.
After a number of minor roles in
small theaters in rural France ne
was offered the leading part in
"LInSoumise," in Paris, and almost
instantly rocketed to stardom.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

from an exact 10 years. That is al
most as important, at least in its
way, as the fact that the play is
the first effort of James Thurber in
the field Of the drama. After all
those short stories. books and draw
ings, Mr.. T. got around finally to
writing a comedy that almost won
a prize last year-would have won
one, indeed, If sheer comedy was
eligible for a prize.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Bob Hope Is tired also. but con-
ceals it better than his co-starring
partner. How do I look In my uni
form?" he wants TO know He
answers himself, Not bad, hey?"
Hope has been nominated for the
mayor-dom of Hollywood. He does
not want to accept. Who am I to
launch battleships, open new boule-
wards and make speeches? haven't
been here long enough. They ought
to give some Of the other boys a
chance The current plan is to
draft" him for mayor. But don't
tell Bob told you.
Bob and Bing Crosby, plus two
Evening star., 1941-01-30

golf pros, leave soon on cross
country tour on behalf of British
relief funds. They will play golf
by day and appear in theaters at
night. For tired manor q non
tired man-Bob gives more gen.
erously OF his time and talent,
tnan any one else out here.
4 x y
Jean Arthur has q beautiful body
tan-and there's quite a lot of it
showing In the Coney Island scene
in The Devil and Miss Jones" ]
don't remember ever seeing Jean
before in a swimming suit. She
should do it more often-the figure
Is cute. The tan on the midriff
neck, shoulders, arms and legs Is
strictly phoney. Not sun, but make
up Is responsible for Its all-over
smoothneSs.
Director Sam Wood - his last
ChOre was Kitty FOyle'-tells me
that a different technique is re-
quired for different actresses: but
when I press him for a comparison
between Ginger Rogers and Miss
Arthur, he pretends not to hear and
instead says, Hello to young
James Craig, who has just come on
the set. The lad-the doctor friend
OF Ginger Rogers in Kitty Foyle'-
addresses the director as "PapDv u
The director has aided more young
actors in Hollywood than you can
shake a stick at. He is guiding
Craig's career, warning him against
the acceptance of "pretty-boy" roles
and urging him to stick to the Gary
Cooper type herman pictures.
Here's something I didn't know
about Wood: He is responsible for
Paulette Goddard's meeting Charlie
Chaplin. Until Sam told me.
thought Chaplin and Paulette had
Evening star., 1941-01-30

she tells me. And
& for my dresses
Evening star., 1941-01-30

It of print. and all but
the song happens to be
Evening star., 1941-01-30

BaDy 81 S I e I
Blues" W h i C h.
having nothing
to do with A. S.
G. A. P. or B. M.
I. at this late
date, is merely
one Of t h oS e
things which the
Duncans h a d
every one hum
ming when they
first presented it
In a Fred Stone
show in the early
1920s.
1--WE are in the
Just between
A-A ~ 49,
Evening star., 1941-01-30

and having to
learn my dia-
logue for this
film and for two
others that fol-
low, I don't quite
know where I
am" I get the
hint and leave
her to her toll.
D o t t y h a 5
changed. S h e
USED TO be more
cordial. And she
will be again II
hope) when she
gets that vaca-
ton.
Evening star., 1941-01-30

Charles Vidor came to Hollywood
in 1927 as assistant to famed Pro.
ducer- director Alexander Korda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Twogood Gets
Another Job

SAN FRANCISCO Forrest Two
good. former basketball and base
ball coach at the University Of
Southern California and the Uni
yersity OF Idaho, has accepted sp-
pointment in a similar capacity at
the University Of San Francisco,
IL vas announced today.
TWogood, a graduate Of the Uni
versity Of Iowa in 1929. pitched
professional baseball with the ST
Louis Cardinals and the Cleveland
Indians until he retired in 1888.
During that period he also
coached the freshman hoop and
diamond teams at IsC where
he had followed his college
coach. Justin SAM Barry.
His frosh teams won a5 games
and lost only 10 in seven wears.
had a record ~ ~ consecutive
wins. When he left Troy. hIs has
ketball teams mad been indicated
In three years.
At Idaho, where he went IN 1888.
Twogoods teams won 10 and lost
II games "A remarkable record
considering the talent with which
he had 10 work. RE comes 10 San
Francisco next week 10 sign his
contract.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
. GOLF

Tire next round ~ Fircr.st coli
Cubs club championship s1li
line ~ Ike tbs
Flrst hight Bob Anderson va
" ProenkoW
Serond flight A Mclean Va
winner q George Poe and p Croft
match
Third Night. z. y. w1ssmsn vs..
winner Of Q. Z. Bonnell and Al
Farr match
Fourth flight. r. Benson beat
I'd Hagen. 81.
Flfth flight. Al CLARK va o. J.
Aetzler.
Sunday viii be team match with
Olympia. points tourney
There will b mem bership
prizs tourney confined - only
those pho bring IN one mem her.
Eighteen holes fuil handicap Prize
$50 tn merchandise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Mucha Passes
100000 Mark
Husky Center Popu.
lar in Grid Poll

CHICAGO Aiehigsns Ersst
touchdown combination. Tommy
Harmon and Forest Evashevski
and Wsshingtons burly center.
Rudy Muehs. passed the 500 600
mark today n votes received in
the college sl-star football poll.
The hslloting which closes
Tuesday midnight. will select q
squad Of "a collegisns "a meet the
Chicago Bears pro champions. IN
= charity game At Soldiers field
Aug Is.
Evsshevski. = blocking quarter
back. with 500 6sl votes. moved
from fourth 10 second place in
individual standings. Hslfbsck
Harmon was first with eit,70t.
and Muoha was third with s0s.siT.
Standings; Ends - Rankin.
Purdue. 49,. 5ss: Rucinski. In
diana. 4I1.2ss: Frutis. Aiehi-
gan, S2s,5t2. Tackle--Drs-
hos, Cornell. s0s.S97: Foran,
st. Benedict's. ses.Tst: Pan
nell, Texas Aggie-. SIS. tss.
Guards-MeMshon, Rockhur.t.
sas.l5i; Lilo. Gorge town,
s6e,sIs; o'Boyle, Tulane,
Is2.s61.
Centers Muehs: Hall. wArrens-
burg tMo1. So .a43. Gladchuk.
Boston college. 24e,l52. Quarter
backs Evashevski, Schultz. Rock
hurst, Sos 2s7: Paffrath. Mime
sofa. $50 476. Halfbacks Harmon:
Frsnck. Minnesota. be6 327: Jen-
sen. Rockhurst. ISL ass. Full-
backs Piepul. Notre Dame. ss3.-
2a3. paskvsn. Wisconsin. sa4.1i6:
McKeever. 81. Rensdict's. 3iT.0lp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
TaC0nnans
Win Series

The South Tscoms American
Legion Junior baseball am
shaded Port Orchard there wee
isrdAy. Al. 10 ain the third and
decisive gsms ~ their three
game series 10 decide the Western
Washington nnaiist against West.
srn Avenue Of sesttl. this week
end.
Port Orchard gained It's lone
run in the NTH on Arps' error and
Fogertys long triple.
Tacoma scored first In the third
on Paul Russelrs doubl. and Jack
Englands single.
And won the game in tho iith
when Ed Bemis walked. stole sec
ond and came home on Johnny
McCallum single.
Tacoma ...ss.....ss..
Port Orchard ....... o
Batteries. Arps. swanson 81
and Russell. psuley and Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Water Skiing
Popular Fun

A recent poll by . nationally
known sports msKssirs shawsa
that water sailing was the ioth
mnst popular summer spnst IN
the United states and growing
rapidly.
nat Inst wss lsessse aasy
r.eeaasss showed istesse ~
tss~~s In IN seass fsile~lna
ssaesseem~.s w the fs~~usa
ahi slss that . waiter skt 49,
sso~ ~~usa ~ s>t1 ~ fba~h
reset susAay ssssswsss fsess
ilsa n .. ~
hlnes the previous announce
msnt Tacoma mi eiub effIsisis
hass b<sa s~smped ~ inquiries
and are willing 10 bet that water
shiins could b. rated In tire FIRST
five. ~ least IN inc Northwest.
NomE BOATS NHgDGD
AZ a result II has h~sa nsees-
ssfy 90 obtain . aesirls ~ sdai-
tionsl spseabasfs ard several mrs
pairs Of ssis 10 msks asss that
sysryons has = chance Ia rsds.
Plan. call for IN Instruction.
session and sshlhsiion ny elus
officials. wsds ard Marsn Fer.
ro~ and Ho~ss c1lffora. along
rlth several sshsFs .hs are sell
ysfssd ln handling ths p.tss
boards
Tia -~-~iss u ap~~ IN sas-
s.s interested .sa sssstsrs
~,f - rsse~ - nssss vsass ~
~ ~ sse wishes - ises -
ths 80 hsias sss.
ssls and bosts are h~lna pro-
yiisd but anyons s@nlns sfthss
w bath are ~sleans Ia ming
thsm along
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Sports Arena
Local Project
Wide Variety OF
Sports on Program

The sports arena under con
struction on the Tacoma Olympia
highway near Max Frolic's place
is strictly a local project.
A group Of Tacoma men in
GLIDING Amos Booth are backing
things in every way, using their
own finances. they report.
sixty-fivs acres have already
been purchased and work begun.
There will be covered bi.sehers
which will enable indoor sports
such as basketball, boxing and the
like to bs held
Midget autos, rod~o and
similar features also will bs
staged.
Tho project Is permanent,
the hackers insist.
The covered bleachers will be
completed in September
There will be quarter mile
track and later a half mile track.
Horse racing in the Longacres
sense OF the word will not be held.
The supporters are emphatic IN
their statement that no drinking
or gambling will he tolerated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Trucks Win
Over Cubans

Cams-savsr Hal sohimling, no
torious for knocking in the run
that wins, slamminR out double In
the eighth inning at Athletic park
last night. scoring Jess Brooks 10
xiv. the Tacoma Truckers 2 10 l
win over the Cuban Giants.
Brooks ran like a stung deer All
the way from first bass 10 home
plate on the hit
The transformers from
Cuba nlcLsd BilI s~sssil for
their only run In the second
inning on . walk. single and
double hut got M more ina"
one hit an inning off him
after that
Mary Tommervik. on hr1 Wa
a neldsrs choice IN the seventh
put on a touchdown run and got
all the way home on Erling Toilet
sons doubl. n tie the score.
Brooks and Tollefson both had
perfect nights AZ bat getting siS
OF Tacoma eight hts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
PIONEER LEAGUE

Thanks 70 tho ssxthsrmsa. the
Boise Pilots strengthened their hold
on sseond place IN rionsss league
standings. and gained half game
on ihs isssUs-issaihx osdsn fssds.
Ths Pilots pounded Hunk Anfsr-
son. T~is FsIis pitcher. for - hits
~ beat the cornsys ia ~htis the
scheduled Esms between Ogden and
Hsit Lake cas- Fslnsd osit. f.nea.
tsIio saiIsexsd out , 70 victory
OYER idaho Fails. h~hlnd Larry
Ramps sisht.sii pitching.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
New Bengal
Shows Class
Il Hitting at $50
Clip; Fielding Well

Fszns aofshea.>. whe ms h>>n
res q shs outstanding Tigers ~
ne present rad iftp. eth nsz- hls
first appearance hefeF~ hnms fans
sa rseoms uniform sunday Night
Al sthlstse psfk.
Ne f.pisced Al Sf~~s~ -
s~se-a s>s< the az ~ Tigers
tesk ~ shs rad. 10 ksa h~~r
hssfsas 81 = "a eiip ~na -
h~>s plssisx n st9 I>exu~
fs.eIsr ~ the fiesa.
Those who have s~en hlm ssy
his pay - even n~ttsf th.n ~h<u
he vas In The cesss l~sxus unfs-
house 4 still yeuaE and 30 s<v-
erai yssf. ~ Eeesi baseball n rim.
When the Tigers come horn~.
thsv vii open against tire vsaeau-
vrf c.rslanos Sunday night has
neen designated - Aluminium
night ana special price CONCESSIONS
wtll 10 made "a women sri ehll-
dren wha hrlnx pieces ~ sIuminam
vita them.
Wsa>ss VIA hrsnu siaFss=
Issm ssll ~ admitted 3. either
Ne fvs~ssss.s ~ ss~s~s~rs
upes reyws~~s ~ fks state ssA
Federal sss, rla> I've sesxue
srtssee es~sse. . tessi NJ -
rrnt..
Children wha bring aluminium
wlll 10 admitted without any
charge IN the hlssshsfr and uT,nn
payment ~ ens cent state tan
IN ths arsnast.nd. II accompanied
~ sduils
Arrangement. have been made
~ President issk Gull ~ th~
Tigers n turn ths aluminium nvsv
n The civic COMMITTEES In charge
~ ths collection here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
BOWLING

HUSTON 1iasd i<aEas
fhs Swallows fisS hish " s<4 a
nsH angie FsooFd u IA LAS night
fhs 1ybins nAd hiEn ssfiss. 1000. Aiso
a rev recgfd
10 KanflAnich stfflef To VHs
doan 20 sd tbs saEIlsn asaia a4th
= crashing 10 asftea and = Die IA
siuais = Huff showed ma nlsn So
49, lsealnE ne Swallows ~ tictgfF
aatn = nee 4DA aiuaAs HiDng sfth
gacH lutte - the Hiii4 Jays 9th thfss
ui1~ Consistent Eafuss ia AS ift
20 garner = s4s iatai. earn inx as
t1su ~ ~ tgp ~ ~ hsag
Roo re- ffI 5fSf Falcons o. 1o1t
Eas.ss ~ z0Is cviatss 10 isif
Biuslags a. 1914 rsnGsifss fty lSJs
swallows "a. x0zs Cards ~. ssl
THERE - q definite trend ~
ward home o~nsfship L0Nsr IN
tsfsst rates nave made renting a.
sxtsagsEanes SEEN ths Want Aas
daily for easy. t0-nuY homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
nv srwEpy FtRI.oN.

They I'D a lot ~ strange things
IN the twilight at Lonxsere. Thur
day night
First off the races we're an hour
late in getting under way owing
Ia q three-eofnered CONTROVERSY
involving tooksys. owners and the
management.
The erux u the matter Was the
jocks wanted more money for I'D
ing and the hors- owners who pay
the boys didn't want To come
through that 10 on the present
purses.
They said up the purse. and
well up tho bo,s. And The
sp.ho, ~ the matter wss the
hoy. decided Ia ride and every
body argue II out later.
~Arbitrate" I. the word they
ms~d. There seems every
nh~iihood the matter viii be
ironed out 10 tire satisfaction
~ all shortly.
The second and psrhars the
most startling event ~ tho day
wss q record win psyoff A little
brown geidins by tina nams ~
squaw Man won photo finish
contest 10 pay Visa 20 for q 81 90
win ticket Place and show prices
we're I4s 90 and t77 40. Tn.
place was = dead heat bstwssn
Malta and Volador.
TWO HAD IT
The sihB 90 victory ~ squaN
Man beside. being the highest
payoff in the min. year history Of
Longacrss In which only two
ticket holders shared wa= also a
happy occasion for tao other.
nAmely the jock and the owner.
Dor IA. jock llnisa wss.
s@v. a 10 y.ar-aid y.aaEsisr
from Heopss. N~b., ~ ~ss HE
frat win in 10 starts ~ this
meeting ror the swp~s, y.
". UsrK Of Phsenis. II sss
his first win ~ the me~tisE
UsEE has . i~o-horse stsbis.
sai@w Man and Roger wi,.h.
Nsat and modest 10 that Kind
Of . stable.
Another unprogfamsd thHll sss
The third race won by Norman ID
under the able handling ~ little
Fritzis wsidamAn. But that
wasn't what CAUSED ths crowd 10
gasp,
The casper NAs q bad spill when
the horses crowded coming into
tina home stretch and little Jockey
Grant Zufslt sas pitched into the
dust under me ehlrnlns hoofs n
10 horses ne little gsy came up
unburt Hell be IN there when
they're nfnnins again to-day
10 much f0f quiet little
afternoon a. J1nsserss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Buiierfield
VS.. Ballinger

SEATTLE - Two former title
holders. J ~ Rallinger and George
Rutterfield. fought their way into
todays finals Of tho Washington
State Senior Golfers association
tournament.
Ballinger scored q s 10 : victory
over l.. n. Nichols yesterday But
terrified shot /. hlisterins "a 60 de-
feat Reno Thatcher. All are from
Seattle
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
10 Beat

ST. PAUL, MINI. - Little Ben
Hogan. Hershey. Pa shsrpshooter
was ths man 70 beat today 81 200
professional and amateur golfers
opened ths first round ~ ths an
nusl $500 50. Paul open.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Rick Johnson III

Rick Johnson. Tacoma police
officer and one Of the really
able anglers Of the city. mas
been fighting hard for MS life
this last week.
An emergency operation sent
the big, pleasant young man 10
St. Josephs hospital Trans
fusion was necessary IN. other
day, 30 serious was his condi-
ton.
But Rick. clean liver and
strong from boyhOod through
his baseball PLAYING dAys, hauled
no sufficient reserve strength to
beat off his sttaeker.
Chan LinEsrmsn. Pete Noble.
Abe Oswsng. Ernie Ayers.
Dusty Hoskins. Enoch Alexson
and al thst grand buncn n
hunters and fishermen are pull
ing FOR RICK to hurry hack mt
circulation.
There il much good fishing TO
do. especially on one Of Ricks
fsvor1te streams the Stilla-
gusnnish-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Why Not. Sir?

Dear Met: What do you think
about charging a license for
salmon fishing or salt water
fishing r. W
Dear r. W: That's putting
your old neighbor right on the
spot, but that's okay.
believe that any one who
catches fish. a state resource. be
the fish taken from salt or fresh
water. should pay a license.
That Is. any adult
The Kids well. let them
have their sport for nothing. as
the law stands today.
can't see honestly why any
one should expect TO have free
fishing privileges in salt water
when there Is a license fee for
fresh water angling.
II simply Is not consistent.
Also, the state fisheries de-
partment needs money that
salt water license would bring in.
When the salmon traps were
removed by law the depart
ment was denied an annual in
come. that played an important
part in keeping efficiency high
IN the department.
Perhaps salt water anglers
can reasonably explain why they
can fish without license charge,
but fresh water anglers can't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
I'm We basket
With Elliett nssssH

angler good fortune Or = basket
~ fish.
II a man cant fish fer hass.
II he doesr know the ropes I
mean. saws J v. that's his
fault.
Or N the FISH don't hite.
that's not my fault. You never
oan tell when the orners ra-csls
viii change their appetite>. or
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desire 70 b,ts."
Which 10 common sense.
The bass have been biting ~
Kspowsin and other lakes In
that area, but 10 guarantee the
fish to bite at any given time,
Is too mucn OF risk.
However. the great weather
-. the fish through spawning
well, the chances are you
can get your fill OF bass II
you know how 10 coax them TO
lure.
Jim Fox. Tacoma. and his
boat building friend Hampton.
took 20 bass al Kspowsin the
other dsy.
Hampton collected . 15-incher
and on. about the size Of his
thumb Hope he didn't keep
the little one.
The Ralph oses went out
week or 80 ago and Mrs. Ralph
made a sucker out Of her hus-
band when the baskets were
matched.
But Ralph IL a determined guy
and ut fishing times chucks
chivalry out OF the boat.
He went to work NJ he never
worked before and beat his
wtfe's catch trout and bass.
Sumner" Wade caught the
biggest rainbow Of the week :.
a two and half FOUNDER on a
single egg. Or maybe 1t was
married. Can't tell.
All in all last weekend Shea
says &04 fish. all breeds within
the lake. bit, yelped and gave up
the ghost.
Bass were taken on flies.
wilder dig, plugs, pork rind and
the olden garden hackle COM
monty called angle worms.
Oh, yes many sunfish
(bluegills) were robbed Of life by
way OF the worm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
Cardinals in
National Lead
Tenacious Outfit
Going Along Okoy


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TIE ron FOURTH
Pittsburgh moved into a fosnth
place u. with the Giants BY
putiinf on a ninth innlng rally
which gave them = "a yietafy
over the phlllls-
Hais~ Ip~hlss~a'. issh ha.~s
e.sbisi the Cub. /. ssss aat
the Hf.sss. s.A. altar Chicago
had spott.a ss.tss . s.uss
LEAD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-26
lioores and Fewells

Doores and FewellS
IRE Moores znd The Jewels
srs fishing today. Saturday and
Sunday down Grays Hsreor
pav.
They'll drop hook IN the oui-
nsult. the Queets. the Gear
water. the Hoh and other
streams that catch their re-
spective ewes.
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Totals 1890. ~ - %
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The Fish That Shamed Diniy

IN. noorss are the Dintys q
IN. Foss Tug Boat company.
The Fewells are the Aannies'
h. 4, tusk torturtr widely known
in our little hamlet.
They are travelling via Chann-
.ey lngermsn's four wheeled
hotel.
Il, |. similar TO = trailer only
n V one complete machine.
IL has every accommodation
of a home or a hotel cleo
trio lights. electric cooking
stove. hot and cold running
water, refrigeration and what
not.
All that 10 missing Ia = hell
boy and clerk and maybe
D,nty will pick them Mp some
where along the line.
As Harold Bird. my neighbor'
said when the quartet rolled the
big machine in front nj our
homes TO bid us farewell:
That Dinty's a smart dude.
Saws I, Why ?"
He can keep that machine
going. Look at the Jewell has
carrying"
Never thought Of that. That
Harolds wise Bird.
Anyway the quartet is headed
for relaxation and fun.
And know they'll get fish.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Fewen
are right smart anglers.