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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
pemcrstration Fashioned

Because several members We're
1bsrnt-a the meeting of the Colony
Extension Club with Mrs Earl
Bradley WednesI day. the toothbrush
rug making demonstration was
postponed until the January meet
Ing Plans were made for a Christ.
mas party Dec. II with Mrs Rus
sell urandes ard names were eN-
changed for EN- cent gifts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
To Cnllect Eat

Girl Scout troop five met Friday
afternoon with their leader, Mrs.
Earl Snyder and made plans for
collecting fat for the Red Cross,
Nov. 80
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21

Rae II. Litchard and George Biy-
ems returned Wednesday night
from Gaylord where each had Sc
cured three-poiut deer weishipg
10 pcands each Nr. Litchard shot
his Monday and Mr.. Biyens on Sun
day,
Mrs Lloyd Hawk and daughter
Lois Jean If Ann Arbor are spend
ing the week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Alban. 5l4 Wash
tenaw Ave, while her husband and
son Erwin are deer hunting near
Atlanta Mrs Hawks has received
word that Mr.. Hawks has his
deer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

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wishes all subscribers to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non delivery OF the Daily
Press phone the Press Office
at 470 before 6 p. m. or ? .. m.
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
Fine Points in Bridge
By SHEPARD BARCLAY
Central Press Rsdiophoto)

rationalize this deal, from a mas
ters pair championship, on which
the actual play has been reported
West led the club K, the A wa
ruffed. the diamond A and r,
scored and then a third diamol.I
led. Let's take now the play thai
could ensue. II that third damon
was ruffed with the spade 6. "a
spade K scored, heart 2 led to tn
A and the spade a and Q cashec
1t is clear that West can get onl
one trump trick, in addition 10 tn
club K he already has and %
heart X TO come later. PlaylN
thus, South can make his cor
tract.
But IN the real game, whe
South led the second diamond. tn
X. East put on the Q. That cause
South to run the third damon
with the dummy's spade X. an
count on either an even divis.s
Of trumps or a successful hea.
finesse. When both Of these falle
he wound up losing two tricks {
Vests trumps. plus the club
and heart X, so was down on
That false-card by East put Il
blocks to South's hopes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-21
Your weekend Lesson

II a pair Is using the Blac'
wood convention. when should
refrain from making the AZ
Trumps call and employ son
other kind Of biddiRH n an eTo
to frd whstAAr 0C bid is [
giTshlsl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Giant Hoop
Man Joins
u. S. Marines

PORTLAND-The u. s Marines
had a new recruit today in Elliott
"Ab" Wilson. but they were still
booking for a uniform and shoes
10 fit the 239 pound University Of
Oregon football center. who took
ihe oath Of allegiance TO the armed
forces here yesterday.
Wilson, recruiters said. II 10
pounds above the Marines
weight limit, and his six feet
81. inches heighth Is Ia
inches above the maximum.
He gained the needed waiver.
however, because Of his excellent
physical condition and previous
military training with the r. o.
r. C. c. NJ. T. C.. and national
guard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Saieway Employees
Purchasing Bonds

Employees of safswsy stores
throughout the state bavf started
voluntary purchase Of defense
bonds 80 their share Of tina ma
tons defense savings program.
TINS action sas made Dosslbls 70
Gently when safsway Stores. Inc.
completed arrangements 10 faeili-
tate nation-z'lds voluntary defense
savings by all employees Of thu
organization. according 70 J. l.
Hsaihoots. divisional manager for
ssfeNsy stores In Washington.
Nearly 100 Washington bssi-
ssases. rsprsssntinE many thou
sands % employees. are voluntarily
contributing regular siiOtmsnts 10
ksrd the =. q defense savings
program. u Was announced this
week.
Employees and management II
an syer-incfsasinE nsuber of bssl-
nsAses throughout tbs state are se-
espting thls plan Tor regular 90
fsnss ssyinEs. William G. n
Le1is. deputy state administrator
u defense savings. aald. ~our rec
ofas nov shos mors than 100
firms are Operating allotment
plans. many more. ss know. are
Bnrsportsd. And many are just
inltisting thess allotment pro-
grams shieh are - essential 70
insure tbe Voitms Of savings nee
ss.sry for ths defense Of oar ma
ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Tag Boxers
Win Jousts

SPOKANE Wa.k. - Gonaga
university last night trouneed Ore
gon states boxing team s-a
Results:
10 pounds - Bud Nacesrsto.
conraga. decisioned Perry Fox
iz7-John westiund. Gonzsgs.
decisioned Dick Livingston.
I55-vie Felice. Gonraks. de-
eisloned Jim Allen.
fss-Tony Feliee. Gonrsgs. de-
eisioned Dalton Clark.
1s5-Jerry Cohen. Gonzass. de-
eisioned Don Hawkins.
ls5-Jaek Wells. o. s. G. tech
nioally ksyoed Chuck salins.
l75-Gonzags forfeited 10 csc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Simas. o.
s. c, decisioned Earl MeKenna.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

NEW YORK - The Brooklyn
Dodgers became the first team In
organized baseball today to ar
range contribution of a substan-
tial cash sum to the armed serv-
ices. They announced a four-way
program designed as their share
of the nationwide war effort.
The club offered TO contribute
the entire receipts for one day at
Ebbets field. in addition to its
share of one road game, to some
national service agency.
Also. every individual on the
club from President Larry Mac
Phsil to bat boy will purchase de-
Tense bonds and stamps and the
facilities of radio broadessts of
the games. billbosrds. loud speak
srs and score cards, will be used
10 promote the sale of bonds and
stamps
: In addition to admitting at
least 10000 service men In
uniform free Of charge 10
Ebbets field. the Dodger. also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Brooklyn Dodgers Showing
Way Along Patriotic Trail

will play exhibition Enne~
during the training season and
the pennant race with camp
teams, donating the profits to
camp athletic funds.
The services OF coaches. scouts
and players will be made avail
able for instruction when request
ed by athletic officers and health
divisions Of army. navy and civil
ian defense organizations.
All expenses OF Brooklyn play
ers chosen to participate in the
two major league sll-star ssmes
for the ball and bat fund will be
paid by the club and all the
facilities of the team, including
Ebbets field, will be available for
cooperation with Industries or or
CARNATIONS assisting In the pro-
grams OF various service agencies.
The entire program viii be
duplicated. without exception.
throughout the entire Brooklyn
organization which includes 10
minor league clubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Irisher Wins
Mat Match

Danno o'hshonsy. the irish boy
from Boston. cracked the Irish
whip on cy Williams. Kansas CITY
villain" In the main event n tho
wrestling card AZ Exposition hall
last night and williams Was PIN
ned to the mat sitter 10 minutes
and 10 seconds Of graphing
In the sth~s half II TIE
mails sssst Pedro Brassi
threw An Aasil N SIGHT
minutes 20 s~cs.ss vita .
b~rk~srd body siam.
Hal RumburE Of Spokane used
q flying scissors 10 do~n Joe Cor
oett Of Buffslo while hob kftis~
of Portland vent 10 . 7o-minufs
drAS with Chief Tbundsrbird.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
No Minor League Mark
Will Be RECOGNIZED

scoring record. vas forced % raise
MS sights today.
Against Monmouth college.
Hostock scored . rDe@9sr total
Of MAE last sight. nissisg BY
nine points the record 81 lsss
point. set BY st.nfsra's h.nk
Lslsetti. Ne entered tina game
~1th an average u ~ psists
per game tbis s~ssss.
But sven while ne vas firlnK.
New York cage authorities an
nOuncsd that Stanley hodSsissssi
Of Rhode Island state college had
broken the record BY tSo points.
AodzelsNAkl Ec0rsd - points
sRsinst Holy Cross last niEnt 70
run his total up 70 5ss.
RE has SIX more gsnnss 70 play.
EOstock has only two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Fighters Sign

NEW YORk-Jimmy Webb OF
Houston. Tex. and Johnny Colan
Of New York were signed today for
10 or 12-round light heavyweight
shallengers' battle at Madison
Square Garden. March IS.
Promoter Mike Jacobs said the
winner probably would get a shot
1T Gus Lesnevich's 175-pound
orOWn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
From Park Lot TO Diamond

club o. the Pacific Coast league.
kretchmsr has played shortstop
for whitman college the past three
years and was with siiverton in
the Oregon semi-pro tournament
last year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Kapowsin, Roy
In Hoop Knot
Prep Teens Bottle
TuesduY for Berth

Monday Results
kapovsin 10. Roy as
Yelm SO. Orting "a.
Tuesday Games
pfc ~ Clover Park for league
championship.
Roy VS. Kapowsin At Falkland for
berth In West Central B" tourney.
Wednesday Game
Eatonville Va. Federal Way at Fife.
kAPOWsIN - kapowsin Log
gers earned q chance for a berth
in the West Central district "B"
tournament by defeating Roy
Lynx. 1928. here last night. The
two teams meet again this Tues
day afternoon at Falkland to de-
termine the tourney entry.
kapowsin had an III lead at
hslftime, but Roy outscored the
Loggers in the second half. Roy
reserves won, 1922.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

SEATTLE - Al Kretchmar. 20.
who started his baseball career as
q parking lot attendant at siek's
stadium. signed a contract today
b play with the Seattle baseball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

rEOafA Ben Eossles ~ Qua
Tsqgil. Ecuador. Hal Nfiistt u
eaIboa, G T.. and Leo Tap sad
Prank ksaEskl II Hawai- are
men bsrs u Bradley Teens infsr-
national swimming squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Dear Met; II was around the
time the pole cat sprayed am
brosia all over grandpa and his
new seissor-tali coat. the dang
est thing you ever heard tell Of
was the 'possum hunt old Sam
Holley and me took back ycndsr
in the dim long ago In the river
bottoms % Texas
Sam and me were yet In knee
pants. Eating victusis WAS
Sans second best habit. fishing
was his first. But flood waters
had muddied up our fishing hole
and sans old man was still
peeved 81 him for hockey playing.
Hence Sam couldn't fish and
what was much worse. he was
afraid 10 60 home 10 eat.
We were pIddiing ia the bot
toms. knocking snake doctors eff
spatter docks with slinE shoss.
when Sam got hsngvy and ssked
me " I'd mind EcinE 'possusn
hunting.
Y'know. Met, Mn tn vsrsnini
eritter. skis him out, cook him
up 20 q golden brown sp In
Thsd Milier's bag tbtckes. ssd
surround him with ,eilar yams
roasted In the Goals.
OF course I'D 20, as vision Of
roast 'po~sum and trimmings
presented q new outlook an life
20 me.
I had nv doubts though.
Where in tarnation, I wanted to
know. were we going TO get .
gun. with that quixzer I thought
! had him. but the rascal an
swersd II by smbling up the
draw, detouring through a pecan
grove and ejecting himself into
Mister Brysn's bsrnyard.
Pretty soon I saw him sneak
into the hayloft and about 81
seconds later smble riverward
again with Mister Bryan's an
cient, rusty and long discarded
10 gauge double barrel shotgun.
Under his arm he WAS totinr a
boz OF home loaded brass shells.
IL didn't even phaze old sam
when wanted 10 know who was
going to pull the triggers on his
evil looking blunderbuss He
merely said that both 81 us
would. together. he the left try
ger. me the right 30. simultsne-
ousiy.
So I said 10 Sam on. 20
the smart boy says we're koins
10 fire together. simultaneously.
That's rich, Ne. cos trigger.
you the other. hs. bsi That's
richer
All Of which pssvsd old Sam.
and all the time the vhols ero.s-
word puzzle was ssepinE
through my skull. began TO
marvel at thu genius Of Sam.
who by now had piunked HIM
self down on a sycamore log
and was tuning up the sneisnt
weapon.
saw him polish eob~ebs off
the stoes. tumble triggers.
tighten screws then hs probed
into the barrels with squirting
eye.
Great godfsthsrs q China
he TYPED. @Looky looky
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Game 6ii~ds, o4nimaL, 3ish

and Chino IN fssi and liberated
throughout the state. the dlvi-
non q fish and ssms reports
Another i.eoo easti were
trapped In southern California
and trsnsp,.nte.d 10 other areas
Novel poaeherx
ksnss. Game Protectors An
drew. conosnnon and shay -
heved members a. . train crew
were taking peasants Illegally.
and laid for the suspects al .
selected point along ths right
of.wsy.
AZ tho train passed the sasi-
neer opened valves 10 blow
steam into likely hooking phsss.
ant cover
A blinded. hslf-sesidsd bird
took 70 the air and . trsinmsn
stationed farther back in the
train hissed away with . shot
gun. Not only was the crew
arrested and fned. hut landed
''on the carpet In the superin-
tendents Office.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Loggers Win
Pilot Game
Cross Leeds His
Team to Victory

PoRTLAND-college Of PUGET
Sound bsskethallers eft her. To-
day with q s7-45 victory over tho
University Of Portland. having
avenged a defeat earlier in the
season.
OToole scored FL points FOR
Portland. and Cross led the Puget
Sound offensive with L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Yeln IS. Orfinq ~

YELM-Yelm Tornadoes ehmin-
ated orting Cards from any fur
Their chance TO enter the West
Central district b. tourney by
winning 1922 here lest night. The
Tornadoes led all the way. Yeim
reserves won, 1921.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

NEW yokk-So minor league
player will b. credited with break
ing Hank LIisetus basketball
scoring mark. even though be
boosts his scoring total past
Luisstils 1897 points. according to
New York basketball authorities.
Eastern Oregon college and
Rhode island state are con
sidered IN nor basketball
schools" IN the opinion Of sta
tstieizns at the office Of Ned
Irish. promoter Of the inter
collegiate hoop game II Madi-
son square Garden
They emphasize that records
made In minor composition cannot
shstter marks such a. Loisstti's.
which was made at stanford. .
ma jor basketball school
Otherwise they explain, the lsf1
points complied last year -
Kenny Griffith Of Aiosrson-B Brad
dus college 81 Philippe Vest Viz
ginis, would be recognized 81 the
record. whereas II IL only the ret
ord for minor schools.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Billions for Aimed victory o.
for tributs 10 dictators7 There -
only one sns~er. Buy y. =. De
Tense Bonds and stsmDs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
LOSE sss.eoo sBoKTsTor

rates paid $4,000 Tor Bal Cox.
now IN the army Cor led ths
Interstate league with .sss. e.
tSbiisbed q record for assists -
anoftatop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
GIRLS scHEDULE

Schedule Of Girls CITY league;
Basketball games Wed. Fen. "a.
z. Red pats -. Maids Of Athsns
., Sumner ~. p. u. ga
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Law Enlisis

SEATTLE Hamilton . Nan
Lzw. national vsnslns hsdminson
player. enlisted yesterday 81
priysis Ia N. T. =. army asnsi
corps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Rick johnson Ill
Maybe We Can DO

Maybe the Washington state
game department can do like the
New York state conservation
department did.
That is. conduct q serap-iron
hunt through the state game
farms. fish hsteheries. shops,
garages and other properties.
The New Workers recovered
IS. 900 pounds of metal To be
used in defense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

ruNAtx.Ur F,sr<rnl s>fxiF>e
fc~ walter nreft. ". r~uteeet
- tAzs ~rnmun1sv - - vpsrs.
ehs ss<t 81 - hcNe 3tt1 IN
sss. -. ~ h1>easv. w<I - ~
81 NstFs n<~~rsl newe W~asru1av
- . , n csvinsn6es r1us -
- ' md A. - - uhs<h -
as = m>~s>s. On s~u>ss ~ ~
rites.
sectt s.ms = ths sssts fr~o
Nsr<A nss.fs ssd 80 . h~<<y
srcw~r n~~s~s curirsnssr s~snp.
NJ 49, . memh>< - N r{Fst
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ssinp Orange sns 49, = p@es
pssror - Nssms eh&Fssv No ~
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sssrs. n1rsl r ~ Nianooa -
Insss~~ra cal1f ard tws nepn-
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maxwell \. 1ssn:ss~. ~ 80
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10 r,svslsap fear yesu 49, fv~~
nswrsr vhsvs ~ ~ nvs6 N
yssrs afssw n~vsns fraa reeema.
uarsIxlas ~ fuur 1au91texA
Mp Myrtle fAn1sss - SEATTLE.
Nh ressi Np1prr. rueeHal M
ovsss STAN. rssysil~p. 49, nss.
jssssis In hlnern. nsna hsv.. ~
srsssehssdr~s. ees srsat grand.
child. snd swe bvethsss Adsna.
IN rlessds go JcAn - E6~pnnls.
sna. AInsvss. cansha. wnn1sv
ard e1smsrss vssi sns~anss a.
ranEsm~nts.
A-sss.sy f~,ses ess.s
An msr - ths AUXILIARY pn1ics
working uoasr civilian defense
are sfnss 10 ssts~d . msstine ~
the organisation ~ the city he'll
wednesday svsslas 81 . e'stees.
Detective nsasy wssrsn - ths
rsscsss palses wsil epeesset ~
fssst ssrsss - lsstsussssss.
Instead q ~ a:AI sas,ns.s
session sns progvsm. Mssksr y.
r. A. win hetd : pshtss card party
IN the rhcei sadisovsass wsasss-
cay evening Ter me h>n<fis u ne
hot lunch nasd nFsdes. eou.
pineehls ssd chinsss eherhsss win
- played. bsxsanins 81 : s'eiceh.
np. robert ntobie u general
shsIrman with Mrs Perry Now
Icy. Ms Chester snow and Mr.
Thomas ksisn In charge ~ ihs
eards. Mrs n, rs~ins. Mrs y
f.indnpy and Mrs. = nisla nshs W
the refreshmsnt COMMITTEES,
nems.r q Ne psp~ss su<sssy
Of the Msthedlst church will meet
fw sii-asy nss cran ss~saa
Tsussssy ~ NE shsSeh Al 1850.
Mrs.. =. ?. nreahsv u shsivnaa
saa wiil ss sssists1 ~ Mr.. q ..
schwarsss. nra rr~a nsbsyss.
Mrs narssn csfses as1 hGss 4.
n. shaw. Each msmbsf VII
provide her ews sssawiehss
counsel ~ the tirss nepiist ehareh
scheduled Wednesday sftssseaa
u the pss~~ass hss hsss p<uss-
psnsa due 10 he fssessai wsvlees
for Mrs. AIiss 4. nssytos. fhs
meeting ~iii ~ hid "Wednesday
u nest wsss ~ The sssns pssee.
Hss@s.A s..ai. sias ~m msss
Thsssdsy ssssrnasa ~ . osie<k
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Rites for Waller Scoh
In PuYanup Wednesday
Had Lived In vollsY - Ysuuss
Moxwsll Johnsson possss q -

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

Game FISH ar. where you ind
th<m.
That seems 10 have herr the
rule last saturday on one Green
river rifle reported To b. In the
Auburn vicinity.
Seveateea steelheas we're
hooked In that enc hole. . gsu>s
protector telling angler. there
that thai ~as the eniy place %
the river he had covered where
fish were bring taken.
And On that rifle were Ia
eomsns
crv Neumsnn knocked off his
limit Of three. but on Sunday
Was skunked. His wife. Pearl.
however. outfished the old man
that day. getting one nice
steele.
Frank sherman landed one.
lost two Saturday.
Sam Rahstoff banked two. lost
two. and Nell chesley brought
one TO his boots.
Rick Johnson IN
Rick Johnson. poiiceusas-
angler. h hack In the hospital
again. Last year when the happy
big fellow first went under from
internal trouble. II Wa fishing
time. Well, Rick. all the old
gang wishes you speedy
recovery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
Eelgrass Blight

The mysterious eelgrsss blight
which struck the east in 1881.
depriving the brsnt OF the At
lantic coast Of a plant estimated
to provide so% of Its natural
food. 10 now reaching serious
proportions on the Pacific coast.
mis- information. contained IN
a report by James Moffit of the
California Academy Of Science
to Ducks Unlimited, carries q
serious threat TO Pacific coast
brsnt.
The blight in the east resulted
in the prohibition Of all brsnt
hunting on the Atlantic coast.
Investigations by Mofflt and
DR.. Clarence Gotham. federal
government biologist. Indicates
that the blight first appeared on
the north California coast On
1888, and has since spread from
San Diego Ia Puget Sound. and
10 already affecting the feedisE
habits Of the brant.
rhe organism responsible has
been identified as lsbyrinthuls,
the same microbe that caused
the trouble In the east
The eastern brsnt population
10 stated TO have been reduced
10 70es OF normal by 1894 AZ .
result Of the blight but IN more
recent years has utilized substi-
tute foods. while the eslgrsss
has come back somewhat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18

total registered - the ucnd.s
es~lsF- - dc~nte~n sIl<s< Ha
games weF~ sos. eof ard fpe
Htxk smonF ts< Monday trur=
i<~F- ~es ene cf - Terminus stsrs
81 the Insussrisl league. Hsl~e
nlAlr. whe tslli<d ID. is< sns TO
- . btr tH< s<rie.
Futs ts~~>>sls - ~ ere
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kinks and Such

More than $1,000 phsassnts.
1874 psrtridges and 7.sii quail
were raised on the California
state game farms At Yountviils
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-18
DO You Know

by the way. maybe some ef
you anglers. hunters and out
door folk know where there are
old and forgotten rails and other
steel and iron waste In the will
derness. n you do, tell the
authorities.