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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Tacoma Star
In Top Form
Mokss Score With
out Handicap Edge

Louise wshl<rs. Tscema's see
~omsn bowler. furnished = grand
finale u the annual tournament ~
the Seattle STAR. staged IN ssstfl~
sssh year faf Northwest voroeo
PIN stars shcstInr ~ tn~ IAse
squad. with perfect pcssr thscush-
aut the rruslIinx contest are
relied sss without ssrasesr inst
. believed - - rveerd PIN s<cvs
fsr Northwest women IN tourney
play
W.vs sAss - w.~s<s ssws-
ere sv~s~ IN pssss ~ ~
Nssshwess hsa pve~eep1 1eW-
lss es ~ sIsevs ~ 49, to-
gee 81 whsra ~ neat s@unA
w~s shooting wss 81. wN>ea
wse~.s that rse~ws~ss ssss.
WITH s~is ~ psss hesdsvap.
must psss ~ - rssst -
take ne fsrss pssae Nss~sv.
Mrs. WALTERS wsut n wcsh N
the very first game. registering
soS. Tier hall Gas werhtng Info
the Ia paeset perfectly and AZ
ssnt dawn - tho score hnard ~
her second zane. Then. vhsn IN
pressure ~ss greatest. she rrss
tn her greatest height ana Tine
after time swept the triangle -
trnptns lnta Tho pit. registering
ia for the highest single ssms
ruled ny any II ths contestants -
ten week ends II heavy play.
MEET suCcRssrul
Hsr final ase. without handicap
4. believed 10 exs~ed any srers
ever rolled in sorsnwssf scarua-
men, composition win her hsnHs-
cap Mrs wshiefs sears was al.
greater than her nssr~ss rsvsrs ~
~ pine. Tier net ana tesai wAe
better than any ether Tournaments
score with snsirs handicap sddsd.
The tsasnssweas was . bW9e
affair. With ~ s~ssss e~wpes-
lag IN sss team sse~t ss1 ri
shs.slws fev W. esveeea pvtss
ls she sissies. Mrs. Wsnesss
~set N sish sss NJ ~ Mo-
80 averages. ss< esssessss~ssv
wss slAeA ~ swe II ~ ssaeto.
go hssai~aps.
Tier victory was decisive sns
when n became evident that they
~srs witnessing . h~safifni 81
hlblflon 81 bowling tbs entire gal.
isry. friend and rival. ehssssd her
on, az bsuisfs have . say AZ
ssins ~hsn aae of their members
!. Within striking distance ~ >
fsmsrkssie achievement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
CITY ASSOCIATION
TOURNAMENT

With six squads already filled,
choice places on the schedule Of
the City association tournament
are at premium. Monday morn
ing so teams had reserved their
bowling time on the registration
board at the Broadway alleys.
where the tournament will be held
Secretary Vance Mcclure stated
Last years record OF 81 teams ~
certain TO fall today when the final
rush TO enter begins IN earnest.
Teams filing over the weekend
include: Club Tavern. Wilvers and
Kemmers. Local 1882 Tacoma
Truck Sales. Milwaukee Pipe Shop
J. Cozza and Sons. Postoffice.
Lesdmen might league. Burners.
Broadway Sport Center, Wakefield
Motors and Jordan's Bread Entry
blanks. completely filled in and &C
companied by entry money. must
be in the hands Of Secretary Nc
Clure by midnight Tuesday In
order 70 hold reserved time on the
schedule. Final date for making
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Bankers Ski
Wednesday

Tacoma and Seattle bankers are
gong 70 ski Wednesday. Lincoin's
birthday
Sponsored lolntiy BY tho Taco
ma and Seattle chapters Of the A
I Is. and the Wsshingtonlsns--
employees and officers Of the Nat
lonal Bank Of Washington M
special train. loaded with bankers.
VII travel 10 the snoqusIfnis ski
bowl Wednesday.
Although banker. are .pon-
sorinE the trip. everybody 10
invited 10 Ioin the party.
The train vii leave Tacoma a.
7 a m. returning a. 80 p. m.
Kenneth Purchase A. / y prssi-
dent mere. and Hlxs Bsula Andsr-
son 81 N. Washingtonisns. Who
are making Arrangements report
that Is persons have siresoy
signed 70 max. Inc trip. About
$50 are expected from seattle.
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lie, the record talk

Let the record talk.
The record book on the 1887 sea
son in the Piedmont league gives
an insight into the managerial
ability Of Pip hoehlsr. who IN com
ing here 10 take over the helm Of
the Tigers.
Portsmouth-ko~hi~r's club
finished third that year,
winning Is sDd losing ~
games. Thai, in itself. 10
p~rforpaee not Co he ashamed
Of.
How did he do - Back In Viz
ginls and the North csrolinas
some folk, are still wondering how
Koehlsr won rs games With the
club he had under him then.
The club didn't win on power.
that's certain. Portsmouth ehalksd
up a club batting average Of .2sa,
seventh In the league -Four clubs
that had better batting finished
behind Portsmouth.
In fielding, the Portsmouth
cIub VA. NTH In the league.
In is dosiiy. Portsmouth
had only one hitter In the 100
class. and he barely ~ns over
the top.
In one respect. Kosnlsr's club
stood out. Portsmouth osttsrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
BY United Pres.

still far out In front IN the
Winko league race but having
tasted defeat At last. the Pacific
Lutheran hoopsters start a two
game series Of bssketball al
Cheney Monday night.
The Lutss split = series With
IN. Wildcats 81 Central Washing
ton a. Ellensburg over IN. week
end. In the opener the Wildcats
couldn't miss and Lutherzn's first
defeat was . 5t-2s drubbing The
Lut.s returned TO outseore the
Ellensburg team the following
night $50.
-. Martins Rangers chalk
I'd up their first victory In the
le&EUe b. defeating Western
Washington st-,s In the last
Of q t~o-rame series. Tho two
teams meet again FRIDAY and
Saturday at Lacey.
Central Washington and East
ern Warrington enter this week
tied for second place In the loop
St Martins can exchange the
cellar position with IN. BellinE-
ham Vikings BY winning the
series this weekend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
LADIES HANDICAP SINGLES
Coliseum Alleys

X Penowich Is leading the way
In the Women's handicap singles
at the Coliseum with $50. NJ
Foley is second. 52s Il. Loughlin
third. 5l4. and Jean Petersburg
fourth. sos.
The contest runs until February
D. One may enter as many times
as desired. A combined average
Will be used If IL or more games
had been played before January
4 Scratch will be based from $50
and 1850 handicap used. The prize
money will be graduated and a
trophy will be awarded by the
mauapement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES
MIXED DOUBLES

Margaret Davis and Bill De-
marest rolled 1897 for first place
in the first set of mixed doubles OF
the men and women bowlers from
the city hall. Demarest's SIS was
high for the men and Claudls
Frsry's +pa was tops for the
women. Other scores: Frances
Achtzig and Bernie Thomas 1867.
Bernice McDougall and George
Thompson 1918. Mary Harrison
and Clare Wehnes 1O45. Claudia
Frary and Jack Roberts 1892. Dor
othy Johnson and Art Angove s94.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Dr.. Elmer Vitous
Gets First Trout

DR.. Elmer Vifols. Tacoma den
fist has finally anded his frs
steslhesd trout. II was u.
FOUNDER taken from the Puysllup
river below the Meridian street
bridge. He has fished for many
moons but was never able TO break
the ice. Hooked them. OF course.
but didn't land one until yesterday.
The river Is In good shape, he
reports.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
PRETTY CLOSE
His Tea Shot

Carl Norbert canned a hole-in-
one at Highland golf course Sun
day. Norbert used a spoon on the
200-yard No. hole 10 bag his
ace. Richard Lind and Harold
Olson were playing with Norbert.
In the points tourney at High
land, the results were: Harry
Matthews, 40: J. W. Davis. 80:
James Rosider, 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
SPECIAL MATCH
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Big Bad Wolf. Of the Rustoe
Class A league. defeated Tacoma
Dairy, Of the Hill Top league. sat
urday night on the Play Nor al
leys. Big Bad Wolf. Lee Garrison
53i. J. Murphy 40. r. Murphy 4e6.
Sam Blackburn 491. II. Murphy
400. total 2427. Tacoma Dairy:
II. Running $50. l.. Pearson AL.
c. Iverson 3s4. l.. Erhsrt 55l. Mort
Zehnder sos. total 1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
MIN N BOWL LEAGUE
Hi-Way Alley.

Several high scores were regis
tered in this weeks matches of the
Mix n Bowl doubles at the Hi
Way alleys. NJ. Maxwell and l..
Jensen combined their scores TO
make s93 and win the high prize
for the session.
Rene Nelson bowled well for the
ladies. posting a $50 series. Leon
ard juicy had a POI single and
533 TO lead the men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
RAZZLE DAZZLE TOURNEY
PLAY NOR ALLEYS

Al Dorfner and Mike Aquino are
leading in the handicap doubles
tournament of the Play Nor alleys
with a 1881 total. Francis Lusief
and Harold Lusier have the second
place score, 1924. The tournament
runs until Feb. % and bowlers may
shoot at any time. Manager Curly
Wilson Announces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
BY HENRY NcLEMoRE

United Press staff Correspondent
LOS ANGELES - The man
has kept his secret long enough.
A committee Of citizens
should 70 to william Tstum
Tilden the twice and demand
that he reveal the location Of
the fountain Of youth.
II he wants price for the
whereabouts Of the spring whose
waters guarantee p>7petusl
bloom 10 the cheeks and an
unceasing bounce in the legs,
then the insurance companies
should pool their resources and
meet his demands.
You must agree with me that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

The Loseefs are hoping TO com
pete in the West Coast Inter-
collegiate meet at Yosemite on
February 2s and M.r /. The
n OFT west intercollegiate Ski
Union meet will be held at Para
disc on March 2s and 20. CPS
day az the mountain Is February
~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Because q German Dachshund
dor positively refused TO bite the
ankle Of English actor Eric Blore.
q scene In Psrsmount's New York
Town" had 70 be slightly changed.
IN. dog. instead. merely threatens
70 bite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

II. Hall rolled III. $50 and 2l5
to register 562 for the best score
in a special match on the Broad
way alleys between two teams
from the Northwest Veneer plant,
Other scores were: n. Summerfield
466. F. Person 49l, G.. Wargo 46s
r. Gilkey ass. Max Otto 4s4,
d. Bowler 402. r. Fox 421, r. Trim
400 and II Rassett Ara
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Yakima Props
Win Ski Trophy

E1-LENs6uRG. Waah- Yakima
high school held the EiisnsbuEg
ski club trophy for all time today
after winning the Central Waas-
ington high school Ski tournamens
yesterday for the third ccnseesh-
tive year. LAstsr was 100000.
wsnafchss third and caahmege
fourth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Young Colson
Has High Gun

rst ceisn. junior. ~"n M 10
yard Tsshms GUN eIub sn"os sun
day WITH ~ csit ~ ~ 'srnsts joe
AfhniEht Sas sseona WIN -
f~.t<, tt,frst q Me- par Will
-
me ,s sna .. .ss' 49,, na'"s "'' '@'
yeuns cs..s, ana Harry IRWIN.
..,.,.a ia ~. a..a,~.. 1890.
ssssfshs tisa fof hsna'esp se01ss
with z1s out ~ ~ and J0s Mr.
9,t.s, -. 5000 >, n
nn'a'' . ~
,s.,', and and Art Thompson ''sd 'as
Msnsishs sssk IN Ss~soses
s,s"'. n sss Of IA Navy
tswis was serssd. -. sa4 E'sse
C.,..s ,h,,S. IN
Harry irwin vas IN. .ssss .ss,.
1890 "a -. - a.
Mai, ga. .seana. a ana jim
irwin third 80
A good .sss crowd ~. out.
rnsss ~iii he cniy one more
practice shoot. nsxs Sunday. ana
- a. -. ,.,.s..~. 1890
'"-n '"s "ssn'nss"n S'fsnasy
special On tbs z5d.
50 is.,.ss ,.,s.s. - ran cslsss
a"ss - asAn'4ns. -
.,s..,s''s. :, 800. -
* a.,. a ~ -
- 80 a 1890
800
$500 49, ~
~ 49,
h.
49,
,ss4 -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
EARLY BIRDS LEAGUE
BROADWAY ALLEYS

Helen Bernard's $40 total was
the highlight of the weekly session
of the Early Birds on the Broad
way alleys Sunday. Her singles
were 1863. 1863 and 172. Leland
Adams rolled 55l for the best total
Of the men trundlers. Bob Fish
er's 210 was high single Results:
Whippoorwills 4. Storks 0: Mock
ing Birds 3. Dodos /; Blue Birds 4,
Black Birds o: Seagulls 3, Wood
peckers / Blue JAYS 3. Cuckoos /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
SPECIAL MATCH

In a special match Sunday at
the Broadway alleys. 3sth st. club
beat the Tacoma Times. 2615 TO
249l. Walt Luchlinger was high
man for both teams with 500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
HITTING the Old Head Pin

entries is Thursday night. The
tournament starts Saturday night
with squads listed for q. :. 10 and
IL O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Commercial Hoop
Play Scheduled

The big game Of the season for
American Lake - Tuesday night
at s o'clock on the Stadium girls
floor when they tangie with Nc
Kinley Hin in the second round
finals Of Commercial A league
basketball play.
The Lakers are undefeatsd.
mainly through a forfeit win over
". Y. A. earlier In the round. and
have only the Hiller,. first round
winners. 10 get past.
II Mckinley Hill wins this game
and -. Y. A. beats the Eagles
Wednesday night at stewart the
Killers. Lakers and y. 7. A will
be tied for first place and the
title
The other A loop game
Tuesday night finds B'naI
Birth meeting 255th MeChord
Field at I o'clock on the girls
floor.
The closing game on the same
court finds SorV God and
Freighters, first and second round
winners, meeting al O'Clock IN
the feature fray Of Commercial
"A league play.
At 7 o'clock the boys gym play
opens. in the A division, with
Y. NJ c. A. and Shipbuilders
meeting. At q o'clock Wocos and
AcChord Bombers tsnrie while
Thonsses and Fife close the see
ond round al Q o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Clover Park
In End Place

s4IHfdsI HFfHH
Clover Psfk IS EdS 30
Tuesday ssmss
E@tansflis At OTtiBa rsifn - Foy
pfc 81 Hagoesln ana Fs1sFal WA a.
Clover Pam
Clover PARK Warriors jumped
into second place In the Pisres
County league race BY defeating
Roy Lynx. - "a %. Al Clover
Park Saturday night.
The Warriors led 20 70 20 a.
halrtifps Clover PARK reserves
Non Is 20 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Top
Basket Chase
Play Huskies in
Important Series

Washington State college. riding
high toward the Northern Division,
Pacific Coast conference basket
ball championship for the second
time in four years. goes to Seattle
this weekend for a crucial series
with the University OF Washing
ton.
The Cougars will be battling q
fink that has permitted them TO
win only three games in Seattle in
10 years.
The last-plaee University Of
Idaho travels To Eugene to
meet the University OF oregon
the same Friday and saturday
nights. Oregon, with four vic
tories and six defeats. stands
only n notch ahead Of Idaho.
which has won two and lost
five.
Oregon State and Washington
are tod for second with four vic
tories and four defeats each.
WSC won its only title in 1887
when the Cougars emerged from
the only three-way tie in the
divisions 1s-yesr history to beat
both Washington and oregon in
a play-off.
The Cougars won their seventh
straight game Saturday night at
Moscow by beating Idaho. 55-47.
WSC has lost only two games this
wear
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Luihers Play
Cheney Five

sATi kDsi Htsi LIS
= 4 4. 50. q. ". &. 50.
st Martins ~. " " &. -.
GAMES IHIr wlIk
Non Tues p 4 & " y " e
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

subs E0y Rosonds - Hsrfon
a. Wishmsn. Clover Para klfs-
ystfieE. WHIT. FsoesE. hsy Mods.
NNhfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
Golf

Meadow Park Golf course, best
ball twosome. Sunday:
FIRST DIVISION
Con Senner. A. f. Royal. 73-
10i3-62la-; L. Truman, Archie
Genin, 70-61a-63l2; Elmer Clark,
II. Olson, 72-s2-631a.
SECOND DIVISION
B. Swanson, Geo. Vogel. 1922 y
62i2; Chef Corey. F. Chaplin. So
1s-e4; J. o. Peterson, Bob Hager,
s5-2013-64la.
Saturday sweeps: Jack Adams,
s0-13-e7: c. J. Senner. SILL
II: Joe Gleva. 7e-7-72; Bob
Hsger, s7-15-72; T. L. Anderson.
s2-l0-72.
PRETTY CLOSE
The fole-in-one feature held in
conjunction with the monthly
sweepstakes of the Tacoma Golf
association saw r. Althuser,
Meadow Park. take top prize. He
was ? feet "A inches from the
mug. Bill Ristvet, Brookdale. was
second. S feet 6ia inches and Joe
Turco. Highland, was third, feet,
81 inches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11

Subs Everett Wilbur. undi 81
Gersten berger. Movold 90 Lincoln
Taylor ~. Lind johnson -. LOT
lin 10. Rush. J England. Rouss
Godfrey. Anderson. Pierre
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-11
ANDERSON STARS

Oregon's crippled center, Hank
Anderson. who was the sensation
of last weeks play. won another
game by one point Saturday night
at Eugene with last-second toss
that beat Oregon state, 36-35, in
an overtime period. Last Tuesday,
Anderson came off the bench to
beat Washington. 1896. with an
slmost-impossible shot from the
center of the court.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27

Washington, d. c., June q. -
Eleven-year-ol Goodloe Byron. son
of Maryland's new Congresswoman
has had his first brush with Capt.
toll Hill politics and doesn't quite
understand all of its bitterness, eS-
pecially when it affects the father
of one of his chums. One of Good
loe's pals at Gordon Junior High
School in Washington is young Da-
vid Lesser, son of David Lesser
who was publicly spanked by the
House and Senate and expelled
from his $4,400 WPA inspectors
Job for union activities. LASER
was trying to combat left wing
radicals inside WPA but Congress
was too dense to understand that
fact
1t happened that the second bill
on which Mrs. Byron voted after
being indicted into office was an
officially excluded LASER by name
from being the recipient of any
WPA funds voted. She voted with
the majority and LASER was auto
matically out of a job.
But young LASER had not been
told of the action of Congress. He
knew only that Goodies mother
was one of those who held his
fathers job in her hands.
So at school recess. David APP
preached Goodloe and said please
would he do him a favor.
Please" he appealed, TASK
your nom not to vote against
Daddy"
Goodloe said he sure would. but
by the time he reached his mother.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
MANY PERMITS FOR
BUILDINGS IN JUNE
Estimated Valuation Is
Given AS approximate
ly 500, 200

The month of June has been pro.
ductive of considerable activity +,
building operations in Hagerstown.
as shown by the record of permits
issued at the office of the building
inspector at the City Hall.
The estimated valuation of the
permits issued so far in June is
$65,400. Included in the permits
are some large ones.
Ine permits follow:
Fairchild Aircraft Corporation,
foundation and high frame for 4
100000 gallon water tank; Wash
ington County Board of Education,
two-story brick addition to the
Washington Street School building:
Mrs. Ada T. Scharf and Miss Laura
Suffer. to raise stuccO building to
three stories and erect a three-stOry
masonry addition C apartments
with beauty parlOr in the basement
and four-car garage. 1905 Potomac
avenue; d. A. Stickell, high steel
addition to elevator, 81 West Bal
timore street; Hagerstown Shoe {:
Logging Co.. to 'demolish 20 story
brick dwelling and One-story brick
and Office building, 1892 West An.
tietam ST.; Cohen Bros, frame
dwelling, South Cannon avenue,
and frame dwelling, Cleveland
avenue; L. H. Miner, improvements
to garage, SIG North Locust ST.,
to service cars; G. w Albert. frame
dwelling. Marshall ST.; John NJ.
Wishard, addition to biscuit com.
pany factory for storage aud ga
rage. Pennsylvania Ave; Lester
Widmyer to demolish one-story
brick building, 20 North Potomac
ST., and l.. S. Spangler, three-car
concrete block garage, Wayside
avenue, and Locust street.
There were quite a number of
permits issued for garages in prac-
tically every section of the city.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27

Camp Meade is giving the two COM
petitive orchard families plenty of
occasion for friendly digs.
Tom Byrd, brother of Senator
Harry Byrd and biggest apple man
in Virginia. desired very much to
get the Camp Meade order for ap-
pie juice. But the fact that his
brother was a Senator helped none
at all. for Senator Byrd bends over
backwards to keep the faint of com
mercialism clear of his Senatorial
tOga SO Tom went direct to Cen
eral Milton A. Reckord. cOmman-
dant of the army post. The general
however, replied they must already
have plenty Of apple juice because
it was on every Camp Meade break
fast menu.
About this time breezy, super
salesman Andy Cohill of Hancock
decided to look into what he calls
the capacities" of the Meade sol
diery. He heard from some of the
draftees that while apple-juice was
printed on the menu it was never
actually served. So he called on
Reckord whom he knows personal
ly, and pointed out the menus fail
ure to live up to promises.
After a brief conversation with
the commissary, General Rockford
learned to his amazement that if
his boys were getting any apple
juice they weren't getting it at
camp So Andy Cohill got the APP
pie juice contract.
The Maryland Public Expendi-
ture Council, a local subsidiary of
the powerful Tax Foundation of
Continued on Page 81
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
MARYLAND TOBACCO
FESTIVAL

AS a result of a Maryland Merry
Go-Round suggestion to Governor
O'Conor and thanks to the hard
work of Bill UsiltOn, state public
ity chief, Maryland will hold its
first annual tobacco festival on
September 26 and q.
President of the newlyfOrmed
Maryland Tobacco Festival Asso-
citation, Inc, is H. S. Swami. while
the secretary-treasurer is Mitchell
Digges. Directors have been named
from the following counties: From
Anne Arundel, w. P. Harrison and
G.. Carroll Lee; from Calvert, Sen
atOr J. Wilmer Johnson and julius
P. Parran; from Charles County,
P. d. Brown and James w. Wills;
from Prince Georges County, Sen
ator Charles c. Marbury and JOS
eph H. Blanford and from st.
Mary's County, Senator Phillip H.
Dorsey, Jr., and Henry J. Fowler.
While program details, speakers,
ETC.. remained to be scheduled, the
festival will feature Court of
the Golden Weed" and the Presi-
dent of the United States will be
invited to speak.
How the apple Cohills of Han
cock, Maryland, put the squeeze on
the apple Byrds of Winchester, Va,
for the apple juice contract at
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27

It may be that all men are Great
ed equal, but they don't stay that
way long.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
NOiSEUESS FOURTH

Hagerstown is to have it's first
noiseless Fourth of July, since
ban has been placed on explosives.
However. there are certain types
of fireworks which are permissible
and which local dealers will sell.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
: MARYLA AND MERRy-GO-ROUND-
BY DREW PEARSON --
Bv DREW PEARSON

sadly reported back to his friend
the full import of what had happen
ed. The two playmates silently
returned to their desks pledging
answering loyalty to each other.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27

A bolt of lightning knocked tea
cups from the hands of three
women guests of Mrs Robert Sci.
den of Detroit, but none was in
ju,e
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
ON VACATION

George n. Payette. manager of
the Maryland Theatre, and family,
are spending two weeks at Mr.
Payette's cottage. Sylvan Shores,
on the Severn River.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
IMPROVING

Mrs. Edwin J. Henneberger. 20
WaySide avenue, who underwent
an appendectomy operation at the
Washington County Hospital, is inn
proving.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-06-27
VISITING IN NEW ENGLAND

Miss Elizabeth Adams, of the
Potomac Edison Co., has been
spending a vacation of two weeks
in the New England States.