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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-22
kIRST BAPTIST

f, Norfleet Gardner. pastor.
The regular worship services o
the church are Ii a. m. and 30 y
IN. The schedule for the week fol-
lows:
Sunday:
9:45 m. Sunday school.
II a. m. Worship.
i p. M. Baptist hour-WPTF. Dr.
John L. Hill will speak on Christ
and His Sufficient Grace
6:30 p m, Training union study
course begins.
Monday through Friday:
7:30 p. m, Baptist Training Union
study course.
Thursday 8:l5 p. m. Social fol
Training Union group.
The theme OF the course for the
week is Training in Christian Serv-
;ce.' The course will be directed by
Mrs. S. P. Patterson, Training Union
Director. The following books viii
De taught:
Juniors: The Junior and His
Church, By Miss Garnette Myers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-22
r CAROLINA STOCKS

(The National Association Of Securities Dealers,
Inc, District No. II, published the following retail
prices based on quotations furnished to it by certain
dealers as at 500 p. m. March 20, l94l. The Association
assume no responsibility for these prices as they are
only indicative of the general current market)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-22

Plans for a swine narrowing house
as we'll as a s~elf-feeder may be OBJ
tanned from any county agent, ac-
cording to Ellis Vestal, extension
swine specialist of N. S. State Col
lege. -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-22
i';i.sl i ~s4l ss0on OPP ihg
Grid Drills Ends Friday
80

Coach Fred fitzpatrick
Pleased With Enthu-
siasm Shown BY Can
didates in OFF Season
We k o uts; Rule
Changes Explained.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-03-22
Sinner Is Saved

One of the criminals also Knocked
the Lord, telling Him that il He was
Evening star., 1941-03-18
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

When spring comes in Ethiopia
the snow melts on the slopes OF the
many mountains in that country.
Streams rush down to lower levels
and some of them gather into large
branches of the Nile River.
Those rushing streams help to
bring about the yearly flood OF the
Nile river, hundreds of miles away.
Springtime rains also fall in Ethiopia
and most of the roads become too
muddy for easy travel.
Thanks to the mountains in that
land of Northeastern Africa, there
are many kinds of climate. In the
lowlands the weather is hot at any
season of the year. In the highlands
IL Is cool and fairly healthful, The
mountains have peaks which are
snow-covered all the year around.
In Ethiopia you can find great
number of wild beasts. There are
lions, leapards, hyenas, wolves and
wild dogs, also boars, badgers and
Antelopes. The giraffe, the rhino,
the elephant and the hippopotamus
roam about some parts and croco-
diles swim or float in the rivers.
Monkeys of several kinds play
about the trees and the dog-faced
baboon is found here and there
Ostriches are fairly common and
there are many sunbirds. The SUM-
birds are very much like hunning
Evening star., 1941-03-18
Winning Contract
Ry THE FOUR ACES.

David Bruce Burnstone. MerUin D
Maier, Oswald JaCoby and Howard
Schenken, worlds leading team-of-
four inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
exiStence)
Evening star., 1941-03-18
Don't Take Ny
Word for 1t!
BY FRANK COLBY.
Again the Word
Interestino

From st. Joseph: Can't you dc
something about the people who
persist in saying 'in-trist-ing'?
There ought to be a laW.-R. G.
Answer-There is-the law of
correct speech. This column does
not dictate; it merely reports good
usage as shown by the accepted au-
thorities. But perhaps this Rhym-
o-gram will help to correct the wide
spread miSpronunciation:
This word is widely used
In every corner of the land,
And it should have four syllables
You please will understand.
Not in-trist-ing," nor interesting
Oh, let the word expand!
Say: Interest sting, please.
The word should not be jammed
Together. Dictionaries say
That ''in-trist-ing" is incorrect.
In good old U. S. A.
The e, S, should rhyme with rest.
This is the proper way:
Say: INTERESTING please.
Chorus.
Glory, glory, why not do it?
Certainly you'll never rue II.
This is all that there is to it:
Say: inter- -est-ing, please.
Teachers, have your students sing
Evening star., 1941-03-18
InhuIutor Barred
To Cure Hunqovers
By the Associated Press.


CLEVELAND.-The fire rescue
squad in suburban Cleveland
Heights has been troubled by
would-be patients" since the word
got around that an inhalator would
relieve hangover.
So Fire Chief Otto Roman an
noupces I'VE are not offering any
hangover service to the public. How
ever, there's no doubt an inhalator
will cure q headache"
Evening star., 1941-03-18

West opened the king of clubs
then switched to a heart. South wor
and led trump, East winning with
the ace. The heart return was taken
by South's ace, and that was the last
trick South woni
She led club and West took the
queen and ace, following up with
two top diamonds and low dia-
mond. South was now down to
trumps only, and, when a heart was
led through, made the mistake OF
rufflng low.
West over-ruffed with the sever
of spades and led the last diamond
And East, perceiving the situation
ruffed with the spade queen and re-
turned another heart.
BY this time poor South was sure
the spade jack must be in the West
hand. She therefore ruffed with
the eight of spades, and West won
with the spade nine. East's jack OF
spades won the last trick. and South
was down six tricks!
The moral is so clear that we hate
TO point it out for fear of laying it
on too thick: A player who per-
sists in fighting for part scores with
a bad hand must expect to get into
trouble occasionally.
Yesterday you were Howard
schenkens partner and with
neither side vulnerable, you held:
AQ63
0A10
HAQ1Oe7
1J72
The bidding:
Jacoby. You. Maier. Schenken
Pass CD
Answer: Bid one diamond. This
Is a perfectly sound opening bid and
there is no excuse for passing the
hand or for choosing any other bid.
Score 100 per cent for one dia-
mond, nothing for any other bid.
Question No. 10.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Jacoby. You. Maier Schenken.
Pass 10 IA ~
81 CD
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow
tReleased by the Bell Syndicate Incl
The Four Aces will be pleased to an
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Eyening star. If you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system of
contract bridge send with your request
to the Four Aces care of The Evening
Star. a stamped (3-cenO, sef-a ddressed,
lsrge-size envelope and you Will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1941-03-18

these lines to the tune Of the Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic" Be
sure that they do not accent the
third syllable.
Evening star., 1941-03-18

birds, but they have curved bills
and can sing songs.
Most people in Ethiopia are OF
some shade of brown, or else black
or almost black. 1t is said, at times
that they belong to the white race
but that is stretching the meaning
of white" too much.
The fact Is that some of the an
Moose Pass miner., 1941-04-08
By L. H. Allen
se.oo for l2 issues by subscription
 Single copy 25@

Spring and the highway calls.
 Spring and the Heather's fine.
 Spring and the outdoors beckons And cars race down the line.
 Spring with lot of ears out;
 Spring. Hear the mot ors hum.
 Dear if you walk the highway, Spring uhen you hear them come!
 Henry Fora says: "Labor organi zations are like sp1der webs once the workers get in they have no freedom and get nothing for their dues."
 Probably whenever anything goes wrong with Hitler he exc1ains, Tt must be some- thing hate!"
 -~-FH. I. Phillips
 Delegate Dimond is working harc to get an ext ensi on of the Seward to Hope hi 2hvay built into Anchorage. At an expense of Sl, ,23O 1000 the government and the Tor ritory will have something to show for the money expended when such an extension ie built.
 Enough army trucks have been transported one to flat car over The Alaska Rail- road since the defense building began, to have carried everything the bases required without the enormous expense ana oeley or transportati on by railroad, had the trucks had highway to run over.
 Then Seward to Anchorage highway is comp1 eted, someone in the Jar Department and on the Appropriations Commit ttee will see that there will be sense in spending 90 to 30 million dollars building IA miles of railroad over six glaciers and under two mountai together with new terminal docks and buildings at Portage Bay.
 'To be prepared for war is one of the most effectua1 means of pre- serving peace," said George darlington in an address before both houses of congress, January 8, 179o. He also said,"A free people ought not only to be armed, but discip1ined; to which end a uniform and vell-digested plan is requis- ite; and their safety and interest require that they should promote such manufactories as tend to render them independent of oth- CTS for essential, particularly military, supplies"
 The United States produces tvo-thirds of the worlds petroleum; has tuo-thirds of the worlds refining capacity; and possesses the largest oil reserves in hi st ory.
Moose Pass miner., 1941-04-08
10 C AL N E ' s

le-work formed the social d1vers1on'
 Enjoying the event were llrs. E. L. Rob- bins, Mrs. Oscar Plowman, Mrs. Warren Neil, Hrs. Charles Clement 8, Mrs. Ralph Reid, Mrs. Roy Thurston, lrs. Leora Roycroft, firs. Homer Hooker, Mrs. Lax Foster, Mrs. Kenneth Condit, Mrs. Frank Hlelo, Hrs. rvle saxton, Hrs. Glen Collins, Mrs. Tom Jones. Hrs. George Clarke and Hrs. Laub- scher.
 The club vas entertained last Iednes- day in larch by lrs. E. L. aooo1ns at the home of ilrs. Roy Thurston. In attendance were Lirs. Ralph Reed, Mrs. Glen Collins, Hrs. Thurst on llrs. Fred Laubscher, Mrs. Kenneth condit, Mrs. Giedman, Mrs. Lyle saxton, frs. Leora Roycroft, Hrs. Oscar Pl ownan, lirs. Warren Neil and the hostess.
 nr. and Mrs. George Lindsay returned on the ss Dena1i from long vacation vi sit to the States.
 Mr. and hrs, Glen Collins left yester- day via the steamship Ccrdova to spend the next two years at Kodiak.
 ,Iarren Neil has gone to Anchorage to work at the air base and Mrs. Neil and their small daughter, Beegee, will go to Portland, ore., next month where !rs.Nei1 will attend Normal school. Next Fall the Neile will make AnCnoF6ge CH01E Hou0s
 Nick Larionoff of ouzinkie, Kodiak 1s- land vi sited his daughter, krs. Anton velanis and her family for two weeks.
 Mr. and Hrs. Charles Clements have re- turned to their home at Lawing after spending the winter in Lyman Graves cab in in loose Pass. MT. Clements VIII at an early date take up his duties as fire de spatcher for the Forest Service.
 Mrs. Nellie Nea1-Lawing returned on the ss Denali from six-months trip thru the States.
 Paul ZumHalt of Fairbanks visited the Oscar Plounans and the Jack Shields re- gently.
 brs. Lester Neil of Tunnel, stopped in Laying to vi sit the .7arren Nei1s on her her return from visit to Oak Haroor, lash.
 The Harry L. Smiths have bought an in- terest in the Nilsson cannery at Se4dov1a. Mir. end irs. Bill Baker will operate the
Moose Pass miner., 1941-04-08

Everett Hooker hae moved the cabin he boueht of Jay Hunt onto the same hcmes1t cunaod by his brother Homer.
Moose Pass miner., 1941-04-08

The Harry L. Smiths have bought an terest in the Nilsson cannery at Se4dov' lir. end Hrs. Bill Baker will operate u Russian River Rendezvous this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Furniture Household Goods Furniture, Household Goods
2-PC Living Room suite 500
-AgH LNIfRNfTIf gpt M,,k.~.

3 COMPLETE ROOMS. So
Includes beautiful 2-piece living room
suite, lounge char. table lamp, bridge
lamp, floor lamp end table. smoker,
dresser chest bed. coil spring mattress
pr pillows. 5-pc breakfast set. hnoleum
rug' radio and Easy' washer included. New
and repossessed. Easy terms.
SUN li2i2 GRATIoT, Mr.. 7-MlLE RID
$50. so AMERICAN BEAUTY mattresses. a
few samples fuzzy guaranteed. Sli.95.
1855 Gratiot. open evenings
1871 NEW General Electric refrigerator
Apply bsl Harding. Telephone Drexel
1915
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
IA 'DERS ASBESTOS SIDING LUMBER
MlLLWORk. SHEET METAL SUPPLIES
WHOLESALERS
ACRES or BUILDERS SUPPLIES
1881 W WARREN Phone OREGON 900
2iNzY Home Buut $500 Grand { RIVER
Lumber Cuu4eus snd Telegraph Roads
2-CAR GARAGE. Sis5. l. S. H9uscNieck.
ns 1890 Druundrc
2.CAR GARAGE, $l72 81. ERECTED
1892 Wyoming HH-srfn fSS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
29O1- 29O7 GRATIOT

Corner Hos Campau Bank Building
OPEN SUN e 20 =. NJ DAILY 60 o
ANTIQUE SOFA. bureau. nine-piece dining
room suite davenport coffee table must
sacrifice private owner University 22i0s
BASEBuRNEES beds. complete 81 fut-
n.tue tefrserstors. sj1l Jos Campau
1859 west Warren
BEAUTIFUL innerspr'ng mattress 4s2 coil,
30. Grown. 2IUU Grati0t f737 Mich
BED. spUnE mattress comr 81 90 Ace
fIun gae Michigan Open Evc-,
BED OUTFITS COMP FTE SIgq
NAETlN tIRNITl RI 6t4f MICHIGAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Radio Service

ANY radio repaired. $3.50; guaranteed. IN.
Guiding parts in stock" TY. 6-603s.
ALL makes radios expertly repaired; writ.
ten guarantee: reasonable. 96i5 Kerche.
val Lenox $685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

Al SEWING machine. vacuum. washer;
repair In home. 81. free estimates
LEnox $3.50. central Service
SINGER. drop leaf: good sewer. 1875
Broadway. Cadillac 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Electric Refrigerators

A USED Westinghouse. S Gu. Il. refrig
orator: a real buy. S3e. Benjamin Appii
snce shop 1855 Grstiot. at SMILE Rd.. T.
Open every evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
American Unclaimed Freight

Buy SOW WHILE PRICES ARE CHEAP
Large bed sheets Jec pillow eases .,.. loo
curtain panels &c feather pillows soc
r VI plaid plkt- 81 20 CsmN hlkts 81 90
FULI-SIXE COTTON MATTRESS .. s 95
bay he'd matt. & a.. pu0fIid mattress 3 %
CRIB t21N52i COTTON MATTRESS. . 90
ENpICOTT- JOHNSON WORK SHOES 80
FN DICOrT JOHN DRESS ONFORDS -
MhN 3 CAMEL UPPER JACKETS, . 9S
school Specials BOYS Shoes Girls Shoes
Longies Tennis shoes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
BEDROOM SUITE SALE

100 ucsu'lru. % 81, bedroom suites Co co
DIRECT FROM FACTORY SHOWROOMS
ALI. STYLES To CHOOSE FROM
CHOICE 2-pCS UNLY SO $50. SOS
HURRY FOR Bf.ST SELECTIONS
EASY TERMS so FINANCE COMPANY
sun 1922 GRATioT NR 5-MiLE
BEDROOM SUITES Beautiful selection A.
$50 an sizes bus direct from factory
selling agents ROGERS CO., 26i6 East
Grand Bisd AZ the sladuct
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Sfore and Offce Equlpmeni

WALK-IN cooler 1x5 olar counter
reasonable. piNateil owrr. Nurno.
I-fi1s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

BIGELoW. Alex smith. Mohawk rugs and
carpetlng, over 50 sizes. all grades ;
brand new big discount here. ROGERS
co, 26i6 East Grand Blvd al the Viaduct
COMPLETE furnishings broom rooming
house. 1884 Wilbur, near Lincoln and
Holden.
ECONOMY slectric washing machine sacri-
flee account health. Norge product.
4l40 Second,
GENERAL Electric refrigerator and gas
range excellent condition. Telephone
Fitztoy 66l7
INkERSPRING mattresses. reg. $40 o.
Sl2.95 cotton. mattresses. Si95. Nome,
5000 Cass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Household Appliances

Al BARGAINS: loo TO 25cs discount
PLAZA 1927
A RUMMAGE SALE Of SO Norge washers
and gas ranges taken from our laysway
warehouse: unCalled for and crate dam
AGED merchandise: viii sell IN job lots
or single units Dealers. 7i3i Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

A BEAUTIFUL 9x12 ADMINISTER rug; sold
FOR $40 used months. sacrifice Sl7.
Mitchers. 5000 Gratot ave.
A NEW 3-pc bedroom suite: poster bed,
roumy chest and dresser, walnut or maple
finish sac. S2i Mitchclls, 5000 Gratiot.
A RUMMAGE sale, 90 3-pc bedroom
suites taken from our laNaway ware
house. uncalled Tor and crate damaged
merchandise. odds and ends viii sell IN
job lots or single suites, all sales final
Dealers WARDS outlet. 7t3i Harper
BEDROOM suite 3-plcce walnut finish,
slightly marred IN shipment, sacrifice
$50 terms ALVIN. S715 West Vernon
A J-PC sohd OAK dinetie. extension table.
uphol seats sold for Sii, used, SIS
MitChclIs 5000 Gratiot Avenue
A RECLAIMED hving room suite. SO;
studio Sc dlnette. $40, dining room
$50. Bernev. 63t7 Mack.
SPECIAL 2-pc nvinL room Brand
new Worth $40 now only $50 so Cen
eral. 5641 Grand River. open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Lumber, Building Materials

Boy NOW CHEATING PLANT
CONSUMERS 1142U JOS CAMPAD
COTT AGE 49, 8-ruom bath. .iN.0. S3lZ
state Lumber .uul john H. TO. s-l1uo.
ONE-CAE garaE, l2NlS S6g o. Fillmore
lumucr glS r. i-Mile I'D TO. s-5l2j-
PLATE GLASS and steel sash windows,
store door. also other materials tiit
TWCIith. 80
PORCHhs. SKIS with labor Si9a Public
Lumber sls b. Mile Eu. TO s.'l-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
SMITH.ORR %.

~ 2Ns &c per 600 s r. $50
HoMEBtILDERs
.tgu SCHAFFER VI T-s0jt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Radios and Supplies

A REAL buy. 1910 Zenith radio phone
combination with automatic record
changer. regular Sii9. 50 now $40 So
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOP
1855 GRATloT. AT emile RID T.
OPEN EVERY EVENING
a 6-TUBE ia4I RCA console radio in
crates. 500 so Benjamin Appliance Shop.
1883 Gratiot. at SMILE Rd. r. open every
evening
A SACRIFICE FOR CASH
RCA-Victor radio and monograph combi.
nation. console cabinet automatic record
changer. buiit-in aerial, all-wave. push-but-
ton tuning 1871 model used l month: $40
Inquire 1920 LlVERNOIS NORTHERN
STROMBERti-CA Headquarters =
Midgets. consoles. record players. Dist.
Co.. 3i09 Cass at Peterboro. Open evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15
Wanted Miscellaneous
Musical Instruments

WANTED--Junk tires: any size: SC up
Lafayette 5i70. $3.50 Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

PIANO - Upright used. $40: good con-
alton. CITY Music. 74l2 Mack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-15

AcCoRpIoN-slightl used. piano keys.
full size; ss1 SO. terms. Open Sundays
Castlgleone. $3.50 Gratiot.
Evening star., 1941-12-14
Il Short Story Complete in This Issue

"vEN one glance - and one glance wa
enough - at that still, golden face wa
sufficient to convince me that Flor;
Young in life had been lovely. But no woman
is beautiful after she has been strangled.
Terrible" whispered to Niels Jorgensen
Who was she?"
Niels shook that big head of his in thai
bearlike way he has when he is puzzled. I've
always said that Niels has gotten where hi
is on the homicide squad because he's never
afraid to admit he doesn't know all tht
answers.
Il can tell you that, and everything est
know about the case in very few words
my lovely but inquisitive sob sister," He hec
up his left hand and checked off the points
on his fingers. First, she's been here only
week. She was strange mixture of bloods
her father was English, her mother French
and Chinese. She was rich. She has an uncle
named Edwin Young and one servant, a
strlngy, monkey-faced old woman named
Al-lang. And that's all
looked around the room, carefully avoid.
ing the corner where Flora Young's slender
body lay sprawled upon a sofa, a short
plum-colored robe, intricately embroidered
with flowers and butterflies, at least partially
covering her golden loveliness.
The furnishings were strange hodgepodge
OF very commonplace modern and exquisitely
colorful Oriental pieces.
She had some beautiful things, didn t
she? commented. Il guess that Oriental
blood in her was pretty strong"
nc
DIED lived in China all her life" Niels
said. She just rented this place. furnished,
and fixed it up with some of her own things" 1"
She loved them; you can see that. And
don't blame her."
Niels looked at me quizzically, and reached
in his coat pocket.
Il want to show you something" he said,
and produced three carved, yellowish frap-
ments which he fitted together on the dragon
encircled top of low ebony table. There!
What do you make of that"
knelt so that could examine the object
closely 1t was nude female fgurine, perhaps
SIX inches long, exquistely carved from ivory.
yellowed and worn smooth with age The
proportions were lovely; there was grace in
every line of the reclining body. On one tinv
breast. directly over the heart, was a round
black mark.
I've never seen anything like it, I breathed.
It's beautiful, Niels; whoever carved that
was an artist. What pity it's broken!"
"Yes," Niels said dryly. What a pity.
l found the pieces on the floor"
Perhaps there was a struggle - it was
knocked off ="
Il think not, honey. Ivory would not break
by falling on carpeted floor think it was
broken by being flung against that brick fire.
place; the fragments we're at that end of the
room."
Queer" l mused.
Very. Particularly the black mark over
the heart. think the little figure is very old;
it certainly looks like it. But the black mark
was made with soft pencil, and Id saw it
was put there recently - very recently"
But why?"
"Ah!' said Niels That's the question,
wish knew the answer If did, think
'ould answer lot of other questions"
Including who killed herr"
Niels shrugged, and put the pieces back
n his pocket. Perhaps even that" he
Tunted :.
Al-lang. as Niels had said, was stringy.
Evening star., 1941-12-14


His wife was the thn-face aristocratic
type, with long, feline dark eyes and very
white teeth. They arrived shortly after the
boys had removed the body.
This is can't tell you what shock
this is, said DR.. Exter Il can't understand
who could want to do thing like that to
Flora. She was practically a stranger here;
she couldn't have made any enemies You are
sure robbery wasn't the motive? She habit
ually kept large sums of money on her Der
son, or around the house,
I'm sure it wasn't" said Niels. Her
Jewelry was on her vanity, untouched and
there was big roll of bills in her bag
several hundred dollars You knew her well?"
Why, of course! We entertained for her
just - let's see. The night before last,
wasn't it, dear?"
Tuesday night" said Mrs. Exter. ''The
night before last"
She seemed perfectly normal. happv:
nothing on her mind? She didn't seem worried
about anything?"
"Flora'' DIR. Exter smiled briefly. "You
didn't know her! She was always CAV. volatile
Continued on pose 15)
12-I4-A
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Mel Anderson. de-
siener Of the super
Cyclone motor ond
monoeer Of their quon-
tity production, gives
O miniature power unit
q finoI inspection be-
fore shipment.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

THE doy Of the rubber bond
driven model plone hos
gone. Here ond there some
younester moy build himself q
plone ond use rubber for power,
but he would like TO get
on honest TO goodness motor.
Plonts ore now turning out
minioture motors on q moss
production seoIe. They ore
filling orders from boy builders
fond 9rownups, too) who ore
experimenting with. ond roeine
model plones. AeronoutieoI
circles look with fovor on the
boy builders, for from them is
expected the Dir experts Of the
neor future.
Evening star., 1941-07-20

Installing one Of the engines
in O fuseIoee. In tests and
rocine contests the motors
automatically cut off offer q
determined number Of seconds.
The cubic inch piston dis
placement IS SAT.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-06
Tigers Shade
Yakima, 6 to 4
By United Press

Both Vancouver and Yakima.
engaged In stiff contest for
second place in Western Interna-
uonal league standings. dropped
contests last night but the net
result was TO enhance the Cana
dams opportunity to retain their
margin over the Pippins with only
three more days left on the
schedule.
The championship Spokane club
downed Vancouver IL. getting IA
hits off Cy Greenlaw and Manager
Don Osborn. The Tacoma Tigers
meantime were outhit but man
aged to shade Yakima ga. stavins
off Yakima BID in the ninth.
The Salem solons peppered Al
Lioke for runs in each Of the final
three innings and trounced Wenat-
chez SO.