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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Harlem Quint
Getting Ready

CHICAGo-Ths original Harlem
Globe Trotters. famous Negro has
ketball team, will assemble In Chi
cago on Nov. 3 for their 18th sea-
son Of cage pace-setting. The
squad will head Immediately for
Sheboygan. Wis. where training
camp viii be pitched for Is days
with scrimmags opposition TO be
furnished by the sheboygan Red
skins of the National Pro Basket
ball league.
Managing Director A. NJ.
kaperstein of the Globe
Trotters, who have won 2.022
games and lost only lag In II
seasons will take q crack
squad Of veterans and new
eomers. highly recommended
by college coaches. and out
standing prospects Of the
Globe Trotters farm clubs 10
camp.
These players come from every
nook and corner Of the country.
This seasons schedule will be
most pretentious ever undertaken
by this great club. as the demand
for its services will take II back
and forth to the leading arenas in
all sections Of the U. g.. Canada
and Mexico.
Credited with being tho most en-
tertaining basketball team In the
game. besides having set % many
styles OF play for many years. the
rrotters will introduce a number
OF new stunts this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Abe Sophs Even Up
With Viking Scrubs

Evening Up their soors with
Puysliup seconds. Lincoln sopbo-
morss won. 90. at Lincoln ysstsr-
day afternoon. IL was the sophs
third win in . roS.
Tonic Akirnoto scored the win
ming Touchdown. going az yards
On a reverse after a flys-ysrd pen
atty had set the Abes hack from
the PuyslIEp ons-yard line
MeBre>n's passing and long
kicking stood out for the Abs.
PiotEer NJ fulibs<k and Izn-
colin II end looked good Per-
enfs sas b~st for Puy sIisp.
Coach John Ksnnsdy's starting
Lincoln lineup consisted Of; LIN
coin and LayeIls. ends. Rice ard
Anderson. tackles. Flax and Clark.
guards: zennder. center. Barofsky.
quarter; Piotzsr. fulIbeek: Nc
Brsens left half; Akimoto. night
half
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Yankees Look 10
Pitcher Bonham

NEW Y0ka NJ fssrrv1. prsss-
dent a the Ysaksss- ieeks U
Krnss fonhzm - . rspieksmsnt
for cf.sfisy EassflDs
In each ~ fhs last two springs.
Hsenhsn suffered from . kidnsy
allmsnf. for winch he has rot yet
been rivsn . true diagnosis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Business Women $ Golf
Club Grows Steadily

TIE Business wonsn's Golf a.
ISOLATION 10 steadily Erow5ng-
there are now IS members T-h<
nine newest members are Betty
Lane. Florence Hsginnis. Anita
James. Mary Kanesnieb. Grace
Ruth Rogers. Laura
Rslehsn. Kathleen Wbelxn and
NaFis Ekson.
Each Wednesday nlKht st Alien
more. for tboss AAving played en
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

Sunday. fh>rs 10 . drsvinx fov .
golf bail last Wednesday night
Betty Dfo<t was the lucky winner.
The golf t.il. b. ths way. ~As
donated BY mons other than Joe
hoz<l u Lior1s School ~ Golf,
Portland.
Sunday the first tournament
turkey VAS held and ~ girls
eompsted. Dorothy Bailey with .
net ~ for nine holes wss the low
scoxsx of ne day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Cougars Drill
For Oregon Tilt

PULLMAN. Wash. Washing
ton state reserves scnmmsged
against Oregon plays eonlursd up
by the freshman squad az Coach
Bah. Holllngbery gave his badly
battered first squad a rest. Tackle
Fred Small. with an injured hip.
WAS not expected 10 play this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Trojans Bye

Los ANCKLES-Un University Of
Southern California draws a bye
in Us football schedule this week
and the squad spent the day On
chalk talks and strategy against
Stanford two weeks hence. Coach
Sam Barry announced ne would
scout the Stanford Santa Clara
sas.s h4ms<x Lzis week end
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Satierlee New
Club Presidoli
Elected 10 Rule n
1912 Al DrookdoIo

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hassse
kz5lt<s Rsvts<s y - ro1lr1Hm
president. ne stss s~Dsvseeeo1 =
ma<t ra<ss~nfsi yeeg seteg ~
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kofi FAiairs uNs vuea1 49,
rr>sl6>ss. tsaxss Maeunsn. euov~.
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ur~v.
crmultss~s M, = .ame1 I~arn
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

Sumpin' Crooked Here
nsaty istsameest Annls1
MooFs esafht q rslneow trcat
IN M0ek creek the ether dsy that
al but had psniy Ianrsng cot q
rs shoes
When nlnsy landed TIE "a
fellow lsecut % inches lansl
and reached down 10 plea hsn
up wsll thai Vas when -
became - startled.
Tho fiss had . dip and ri>e u
lever spine thai gave n .
rrsakensfeR 81 Nunehhsek -
Metre Dause appearances. De
ferus~d IN matching.
nlnty brought It home 70
shea fslio~ anglers. hast
wouldn't eat ~ You should zee
the hK any shudds<
Then. Too. his wife billie raised
q hand and said.
That's one fssh III never
clean
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

uF4N = n a4AfHNANA fE-N#tt-
ment against the no=hen rheas-
ant ls~. whieh went into effect
this season in Washington
what's n Al eomiag 20 IN
this state - = veteran and Eenu-
Inc sportsman sad to me At
the conclusion q the first tWe
DAYS Of the ie.i upland bird
season.
lie stood in IN. pOnnsliy hotel.
Yakima
he held = lone ecck pheasant
In his hand. product Of = fail
days hunt
And he's the only one at
which I had . shot" the hunter
continued. II I had seen birds
and missed them would have
no complaint Yes. had my
dog. and a good one. too"
Tho first dsy he managed 10
get two cock phesSants That
was the total Of his xiii in pleas
ant. he also bsgged three quail.
"n I had hem permitted "a
include even . hen . DAY In my
bag ! would not fe~i 30 hsd. 90
reseatfoi. sure . had shots ~
hens. Saw far more hens than
BOOSTERS. There are always more
hens than ROSTERS. The state
game department puts 10 81 .
5 Ia l ratio. I don't get u ALL
That hunters attitude. am
sure. represents the average
hunters idea of this no-hen law.
Time was when one could
kill the limit Of hens. even n he
had no ROSTERS. . he went on. But
not now. Recent years permitted
only one hen. which 10 oksy by
me. But now no hens are per-
mitted In . bag. Next II VIII
be two roosters then one.
At least we have reason 10 be-
lieve along such lines"
This corner talked TO numer-
Gus hunters.
More especially those who
came far distances 10 the fertile
lands Of the Yakima and KittitsA
valleys.
He found dissstisfsction At
every hand.
Yet he saw only two dead hens
and he hunted vas, areas the
first four days.
Donald Sawyer E. wsp-
alto .. roppenish Status -.
Hsrrah White Swan and
other districts were covered.
On the fourth day Saturday
he and his son. Dave. saw numer-
Gus hens, which. In all fairness,
IL healthy sign.
There were hundreds OF hens
shot, OF course. But there will
be many remaining for next
season to join wings. ss II were.
with what the state plants. n
any.
What bothers this corner IL
-. what happens 20 all those
from $4,000 20 100000 hatchery
raised birds the state 10 said 10
have been releasing Of late
yrau:
Are they actually birds In the
field or paper BIRDS
IL 10 perhaps fair 10 give this
no-hsn law q fair trial. cay .
season OF -.
II conditions are no better
than now, then we will have 10
determine just exactly whers the
trouble lies.
I do believe that hundreds ~
hens were shot BY natives Of the
eastern Washington farm lands
and taken 10 their homes.
Visitors from distant sections
couldn't do that. They had to
transport their birds home. Fear,
In most cases. perhaps. held them
from shooting.
Hut all the natives had 10 %
VS. take tbs kards hons
whea epportuaity psssestsd.
which was plenty. bcessss u the
few esforcemest officers % eur
state staff.
As have said before the
no-hen law In a large way 10 =
special season for the natives Of
the pheasant lands. In ssstsrn
Washington Or a, hons on this
-tA~ -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Hialeah 10 Give
Trainers Bonus
For Long Races

HIAI.EAH. Fla Trainers Of
winning horses in distance races at
Hisleah park this winter will re-
ceive bonuses ranging from $50
10 $500. John c. Clark. president
Of the Miami Jockey club has an
nounced-
He said the money was being
paid 70 stimulate interest In train
ing the thoroughbreds for the
longer races-Fsees which have
been growing in popularity with
the turf fans
The bonus scale TO trainers VIII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

Lutherans even being consld-
cred for an invitation to the
Sun Bowl.
But IL statistics and rec
ords and the relentless ak
which week after week pares
down the list of the nations
unbesten teams can help any.
then the Falkland footballers
have an excellent chance TO
make the trip to FL Paso.
BY coincidence, almost as
II it had been planned that
way, the statistics released on
the small college football
teams show players from two
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

CORVALLIS. ore--Coseh Lon
stinsr drilled his Oregon State
Beavers against rszzis-oazzie
plays today, assured that his team
viii be given a good example Of
the system when IL meets Idaho
this week end. Don Durdan and
George Peters. bzckfield stars
were nursing bruises but the squad
otherwise was intact.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Passing TT Along
With Harold Shsv

The shines bright in New Years Day at FL Paso.
Texas the chances brighter for the Pacific Lutheran
Gladaors being in FL Paso in JAM l. 1912 play in the
Sun Bowl.
Don't in a hurry. there's nothing official about the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Out to Avenqe al Defects .

West Texas State has been climbing up football ladder
the last few just have the Lutherans
the West Texans won and lost three in tough To-
schedule They scored 239 points their opponents
101.
Defeats from 2s7 Arizona
1912; Fresno State 1875 Already
have been reyenged Saturday the West will
their third 1910 setback
The West Texans coached Cuee, graduate
Transylyana small college
graduated from Luther college, institution
Final 1e41 Nov. against
A. That just day after Pacific Luthsans
with Portland university
There you 1.-THE sstup 1912 game.
Tie breaking the Passing 1t Alongs high school
football rating systems heart especially when the system
indicates close and it turns out be close, it's
draw.
For example, take this weeks misses:
keIso picked 10 beat HoquIm by point ended
1913 tie
kapowsn picked by two points. ended
SIS tie.
Sumner by two points ended
1918 tie
Bellevue picked 70 by four points. IL
ended a 6-6
Regardless mis-
-Four missed this Olympia Iongysw
Foster bested Redmond Gle Eum beat
the system said would points
hosnish tied ssdroWoolsy.
Those four right Of
Or percentage of ia. Here this
One de
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

The largest awsrd-s5 .OO0-Siil
70 20 the trainer q the horse win
ming the $50 900 added Widener
cup race. Last season this prize
went 20 william h. fBlll) Finne-
gan when the Californian sacdied
Mrs Edward S. Moors's Big Pebble
after the sixth running Of the
CLASSIC.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
New Hatchery

Completion Of the remosleling
and rehabilitation Of The Matches
fish hatchery. announced BY the
works projects standardization
today. will make u passihis for
the Washington state depart
ment Of game. sponsors Of the
project. "a plant additional NH.
lions Of tiny fab In the streams
Of central Washington without
having 10 resort 10 excss. trans
portstion costs.
improvements made By WA
10 the Matches hatchery were
extensive and included thu clear
Ing. grubhiag. grading ana land
sc.ping Of como 10 Acres II
ground.
Considerable excavation IVES
necessary for the construction ~
raeswsy ponds. A huge supply
Of cement and rocks Was used
for the construction of rock
dikes and masonry walls Ap-
proximatsiy 1000 fee, Of wood
and galvanized pipe was laid.
STA head bos~s were con-
strucied and over $500 feet ef
lumber was ased In the remodel
Ing Of Tho hatchery,
Picnic grounds we're prastd~d
and 5000 feet cf fence were
erected.
wpA funds for the ooossruo-
ton OF this hatchery total sac.
avs.
More than $4,000 OF this was
used for labor.
The department of game con-
tributed sii. 3si for material and
other non-iabor costs.
The WPA In the last slx years
has materially aided the game
department IN Its hatchery
building and improvement plans.
Nine new hatcherses were Goa
strucied and ssves rehsbtiitated
and improved with IN annual
capacity Of over 1l0.0oe. 900 ma
seriinEs.
The scientific rearing methods
adopted by the state game de-
psrtment for the millions II
small fish released IN Washing
ton streams from these hatch
erica W q reasonable assurance
10 our Washington angler that .
visit 10 his fsvorits fishing hole
will bring q pleasing reward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Fear
Lion Tussle
Studium 10 Bottle
Bells on Thursday

Ten years sgo stadium Tigers
feared John Hs.nriok's nsiiarmlns
L4ons.
To-day John Hsinrlok's Stadium
Tigers fear nslisrmlns Lions.
That WAS the situation Monday
afternoon a. Coach Heinrich
checked his lat Of injured players
~ he prepared for the BeiiarmiDs
game this Thursday night In Sta
dunn bowfi
Well doc ueiariek rsspesu-
her how B<lissmise aefesied
Stadium IL 1850 asd 1891 ssd
the stadium psester knows
that the neIis viii ssce again
~ poisting for The Tigev~.
Two nsw iniuris. developed from
thu seattle Prep game with PARKER
Buck sustaining an ankle wrench
and BiIi Buck getting . biff on
the noss. Parker may miss The
Hsllarmins game bat Brother nlii
will open al his customary tackle
position.
Crivpses Return
Rest Of fhs stadium cfipplss--
Ted Gregg. Harry Msnsfisld. Dick
Hlltbrunn. Don Lee are getting
bsttsr and the Bsnrsls may enter
the Beilsrmlns game Ia the bsst
shape since Octoe<f Z.
Bslisrfnins. Too. WAS hoping 70
b. At full strength with the return
~ Captain Ray iiammsfsehmith
and Don spsrTin. Hsmmsrsehm'th
IL stall iirnplnr hut viii b rssdy.
Coach Andy nists aid Tuesday
morning.
Out a fiseskn Gsseh Dss
IAxass VS. r~suu.tss pssssses
werk Tuesday sftsvnses pstsf-
isx for Friday sights gsnss
hsss with wsiia wsiis Mrs
D~vtis.
The Abss. who hays won thsif
last four starts. will b. facing .
Model r offsna~ with tao stfonx
backs. Jack Mslten and Paul CAT
Land. filling tne "Aifs~rt sah
kmstoyie7 roles
Bfsssssisk Out
Gordon Bruns~tes cams osss ~
the YAKIMA game with . ~rsnsnsa
sBkis and mag not open Al tsexls
against the Indigo fmps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

Your postmsstsr can tell you
how 70 invest N u. g. Defense
Bo1oA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Connie! Connie.

constAbis Connie ireland M
yit.s attention 10 an Isis pound
ling cod no~ swimming about
In a tank al the Point D.fianes
aquarium.
Go ask him yourself n u
liant true" srEes Connls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29

coeges-Pacfc Lutheran and West Texas State-as the
leaders in offensive rush passinp
Msrv Tommeryik ,rdin to Friday. figures
the small college offen total
from 49, percentage OF
attsmpts).
Ben Collins Of State Is located In the
Texas Panhandle at q miles O
the leader In rushing
fense Collins Is also the leading
What match that would be-the small college
passer against the nations small college
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-29
Both Teams Are Unbeoten :.

Highhgh of the West victory
Fresno State at Fresno,
Big test for the West
Hardin-smmons Cowboys
West Texas the Cowboys
No team in the Border conference
n
Here former Sun results
19S6-Hardin- Simmons IL, New Meyic tie
ls37-Hardin- Simmons a., Texas 6.
le3S-West Virginia I.
I939-Utah 26 w Mexic
lsao-Cathohc university o. Arizona (Tempe)
1941-Wesern rizonas Tenn
Note that in the last
Border Conference
side team. The a Virginia
rc Of Columbia and Ohio That's all
haps Pacific would b theirc choice
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-01
D AUGUST l, 1911

Sidinback to find the facts IN The
The jury returned a verdict thai
Wilson was guilty of killing Mitchell
and recommended that he toe held
Tor the next criminal term of Vance
superior Court.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-01
Cotton Futures
Range Higher

New York, Aug. l-(Ap-Cot,an
future, opened - to p hIGatt.
Beginning final hour price Fang
ed Is to Is points higher, with o.,
lobcr 1923, December 1886. and
MAY 1911.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-01

The duty OF citizenship involves
in certain measure the du.y Of zac-
rifice.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
{ LOST AND FOUND
WANTED

WANTED Light used car. Best buy for cash. Call 351. WANTED = 18-ft. canoe Phone c Green 353.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed bids will be received by the City of Juneau at the office of the City Clerk in the City Hall, Juneau, Alaska, until 12 o'clock noon on Saturday, May 24th, 1941, and there publicly opened for fur nishing and installing one full automatic fuel oil-burner in the basement of the City Hall Burner must meet full regulations of Board of Fire Underwriters and must he capable of supplying sufficient heat for $500 square feet of radiation Bidder must furnish written guar antee of at least one year opera tion and service Further details may be obtained from the City En- gineer. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
 ROBERT C.. RICE, adv. City Clerk. Publication dates, May 2l-22-2S, 1941. adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

symbol of fertility, because on the orange tree blossom and fruit ap- pear together.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- nents, $4-50. Finger wave, 65c. Lolas' Beauty Shop. Telephone 20l, 315 Decker Way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

31a CENTS EACH PAID for used sound gunny sacks at Coal Bunk CTS.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

NCNlllo NO
 Of the l13,000 girls who get mar ried each month, 84.000, or about 75 percent, get engagement rings.
 The engagement ring isn't nec- essarily expensive. A survey of jewellers shows that about half of all engagement rings are priced at $50 or less Only once in five years do the jewellers find a bride groom willing and able to buy a $100,000 ring.
 Wedding bands, too, are senti- mental once again after about ten years of severity in styling New ones, made of gold or platinum, are elaborately carved and often set with diamonds. Engagement ring and wedding band often are selected at the same time, in re- lated styles--and usually the bride helps with the selecting.
 Wedding bouquet idea, evolved by Emmett Iolcombe: If the gift from the bridegroom is diamond clip, have the clip attached to a separ- ate cluster of flowers in the center of the brides bouquet. After the wedding the bride pulls out cluster and clip for wear on the lapel of her going-away costume, then toss es the rest of the bouquet to the bridesmaids.
 Don't serve spinach at wedding, because greens are food for pixies and forest sprites make mischief at weddings
 This is one of many bridal su- perstitions and stories gathered by Claudia de Lys, who is compiling an encyclopedia of folklore.
 The wedding ring, she says, is the symbol of eternity-a circle.
 The diamond was first used in the betrothal ring because it's mysterious sparkle was thought to be the fire of love- Also the dia- mond never wears out.
 In Iceland, the bridegroom thrusts his hand through a large ring when he takes his brides hand at the altar.
 The first use of orange blossoms for the bride was in Persia, as a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

FOR SALE = One 1885 4-door Plymouth All new tires. Good
 engine, $100 cash. Phone Green
 G19 or call at 416 East St. sa
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
Co|orfuI
 Finance

VICHY, May c.-A new 800 franc note to be issued by the Bank of France will carry the date of the invention of the alphabet, the bank announces. The bill is to be colored mauve, yellow and green. The old 500-franc note, in pale blue on white paper, was the least colorful of French bills.
 STEP to Health with Better Feet. Phone 648. Chiropodist pr. Stoves.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

Belt Ave. Bill Norton. MIDGET Lunch, cheap to right party. Owner leaving town. PRICED for quick sale: Philips place, Aux Lake at Fritz Cove corner. Call at house.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
DO NOT LACK
 FOR PRACTICE

CAMP ROBINSON, Ark., May 2l Its a sort of postman's holiday arrangement they have for 35th division soldiers. They spent the week on the target ranges. Then on Sunday, for recreation, they have a standing invitation to par ticipate in trap shoots at nearby gun clubs.
 The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
By AMY PORTER AP Fashion Editor

The year 1941 will go down ir history as, among other things, a time of great sentiment. A boom time for sentimental songs. senti- mental clothes, and sentimental, weddings.
 Sentimental June weddings are likely to be a bit more expensive than the casual kind, what with lacy veils and diamond rings and multiple bridesmaids but nobody seems to mind.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
FOR SALE

G. E. WASH. machine for sale, $35. Phone Blue 415 after 6 pm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

SWEDISH massage and cabinet baths. Mrs. L. Skeie, 40 West 12th St. Phone Green 662.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23

TURN your old gold into value, cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO Teacher, Emil Loughran. Popular music. Modern style harmony. Beginners or advanced. Studio Capitol Apts, No. Phone 569.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
100000 Pilots

or the coming new 6,00000(
army, 100000 viii probably be
in The air corps. Immediately We
VIII have 270000 more in that
branch and 100000
Will be pilots.
Only officials pleased that wal
came are the Senate labor commit.
tee. because it enabled them &c
duck anti-strike legislation, They
frankly say so.
One thing 10 remember about
+. y. RS demand for a 7-day
week, 24-hour day, is that time
and a half will be paid for an over
ITO hours, tt1US- tipping labor costs
10 the government.
It has now been established the
Jap aircraft carriers came in from
the blank spot of the Pacific north
OF Hawaii They sailed northeast
from Japan nearly 10 the Aleu-
tlans, dropped straight south &.
Daily suggestion of what you
can do 10 help win this war
(No. p;
Don't try TO buy new tires. get
your old ones retreaded. Don't Siam
on your brakes suddenly or tear
around corners. Drive moderately
TO conserve your automobile and
fuel. This is a war OF resources.
Stop all waste.
Distributed by King Features synd Inc.
Reproduction in whole or In part
strictly prohibited
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Seagoing Admiral

The new Pacific feet Comman-
dor Admiral Nimitz is a Soagocr
too. although he is also considered
an expert at personnel and admin
IStralnn Exceptionally vigorous
for has IS years, he customarilS
PLAYS three sets of tennis before
seeking the showers. Dignifcd
iorceful. imperturbable is the NAY
his associates characterize him.
One reason Mr.. Roosevelt
stepped SO fast into censorship Is
that war department has beer
angry at other government bu
reaus agriculture. commerce. fol
giving out statistics on raw ma
terialS, lend-leaSe shipments. etc.
and wanted overall departmental
control TO force suppression Of
such information.
To show you how unified Con
greSS Is. the anti-RooSevelt iSola
tionistS are leading most of tho
war legislation IVAN NuyS anC
Summers, the war powers bill
Senator Reynolds. the Draft Act
Senator Walsh, the naval hillSl
Spirit was never better on every.
thing except price control.