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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

DEARBORN Township-s-room Cape Cod
income type: $500. 81, 500 down. 24700
Ford road. Dearborn 1852.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07


MADISON. colored--- Beautiful. spa
/. eious room. Refined working couple
side door.
NEAR Bfigfs-3 rooms and bath, private
| entrance: adults. t5is oladwin.
PENNSYLVANIA. 1243 east Jeffsrsonl--
Attractive front: business girl preferred.
Drexel 2s3s.
PHILADELPHIA WEST. 2725-Linwood-
Lawton transportation. Comfortaols room,
private home. Reasonable
PHILADELPHIA WEST. 267s - Linwood-
Lawton transportation gentleman; prf-
vate home, Tyler 4-6sii.
TwENTY-FIFTH St, 1897 - Comfortable
furnished room gentleman preferred
private home: reasonable.
TWO furnished rooms. conveniently located
for defense workers. Inquire AoI4
Charles.
COLoRED-Large room, 1-2 men; pleasant
surroundings. Trinity 2-s270, evenings.
coLoRED, SCI smith--Comfortably fur
nished room: single gentleman; reason
able. Trinity 1-4ee5.
lcoLoRED-6lb3 Iroquois; attractive sleep
ing room; kitchen privileges; excellent
transportation adults.
coLoRED-Dequindre. 1l416: single
gentleman or couple; board, kitchen
privileges. Townsend s6477s
coLoRED-7395 Cameron. Comfortable
room for couple; respectable people.
Trinity 1-sl7s.
CoLoRED-Melbourne, near Oakland; at
tractively furnished rooms; hot water.
Trinity 2-l430.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings In the big sunday Times Want Ad
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Flats for Rent
Furnished Rooms for Rent


BALDWIN, sS23 Warren Com Portable
room; gentleman preferred. Excellent
trans portation.
BFLVIDERE. 1903 Two comfortable
rooms one with private porch. Drexel
1870
BOULEVARD WEST GRAND. 1881
Lovely large cross ventilated front, no
other roomers; unlimited telephone.
CLARENDON. NORTH. $3.50 fGrand River
Joyb--LarFs nicely furnished room; pri-
vate home refined home. Tyler 7-l00s.
COMFORTABLE rooms for men. 1915 up.
Reading room. 1904 Sixth.
WESLEY HALL
DEARBORN HILLS. ass Meridisn-Piess-
ant gentleman 50; garage available.
Dearborn Sill.
EAST JEFFERSON district; twe comfort
able rooms; double. single references.
Murray b52t.
HAMILTON. s7J0-ssward- General Motors
district; front studio. s.; references
Trinity 2-ss5S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
ROYAL OAK

RANCH HOUSE HOMES
Large new bungalows, something new ana
different, tile baths, fireplsces, fun attics.
lot 41xl37. in the trees on Connecticut
north OF Gsrdenia. open daily, ASK for
Mr.. Dryden or Mr.. Fuller.
JOHN STROM
s27 EAST STATE FAIR TO. SIZE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Automobiles Wanted

AAA-JUNK CARS WANTED
Highest dollar paid Townsend s-fo4s
A BETTER price for junk ears; also
wrecks. s. a $. Auto Parts. TW. i-23s3.
A BETTER PRICE paid for junk cars
and trucks. Olive $3.50
AtiTos-500 WANTED-TRY Us LAST
law a kOWAIk
1891 LIvERNols HoRTHLAWN sozs
CARS for Junk. keep your tires pay more
Jeffs Auto Parts. ioto Humboldt. Tyler
f-9O36
CASH FOR YOUR cAR--We paw highest
dollar for ass, 3es '40s. any make.
DAVIS MOTORS, 1929 CAss. TE. $685..
CASH FOR YOUR CAR
COuLSON. $3.50 WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
ROYAL OAK

1896 IRooUoIs 500
rooms and bath: lot 45xl45. Tear ga
rare automatic water heater: fireplace,
mic, trees and shrubs; 20% down. Just
north OF Catalpa drive
us HAwTHORNE-S5, 900
rooms and bath; shade trees; near all
schools; substantial down payment: very
yooa buv hut needs $500 spent on Il.
100 GARDEN1A-$5,00 900
rooms and bath: lot 75x125; half BLOCK
from stores; good condition; handy to car
and bus line; FILA terms.
JuDsoN BRADWAY COMPANY
s27 Hst.s,ic Bids' RA. e70o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Greater North woodward

PLEASANT RIDGE SPECIAL
Homes for Particular People
7-room brick house, in excellent repair;
Oil heat, beautiful lot and trees; near
transportation.
Another lovely brick T-room home; stoker
heat, near school. on lot S0x230.
REALTY SERVICE CO.-REALTORs
oaooo woodward RO 1880 26Os -0q74
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
You Finish Interior


CORTLAND. 222i, near Fourteenth - s
rooms, reeonditioned; $500; garage.
Townsend 5-2o36.
DEARBORN Township Powers corner OF
Williams. 111-foni- fronting, -eeFHeF,-2
rooms: 81 $50. $50 down. DE. 1891.
1880 Van Born.
DEARBORN Township-s-room Cape Cod
income type: 50, 500. 81, 500 down. 2470O
Ford road. Dearborn 1882.
DEQUINDRE-l5-Mi. =. New 5-rm., acre
land: $500 dn. Williams. IL. 2-14Ss.
EASTERN PL. RMS. VACANT!
So 800. ONLY $500 DOWN. TR. i-03oe
ECoRsE--422s 10th st.-6-room home; }
bedrooms; oak floors. full basement, hot
air furnace. garage: 50, 600.
ELSA REALTY INVESTMENT co.
s2f7 West Fort W. i-i40O
air heat; Pear garage. Owner. 237 East
Philadelphia.
FIFTEENTH 500 rooms; newly deco
rated, light housekeeping rooms upstairs.
fun basement; 2-car garage; -, oOo,
terms. Private owner.
FINDLAY. near Gratiot-s4 500; 7-room;
$500 down; furnace: garage. Center
Line LOGON.
CROSSE IIE)-77e3 Island road; s-rocm
modern: sun porch; bargain. s3,<sI;
JOHN r.. -io-Miis on Guthrie, 4 rms. utility.
Move right IN. A buy, $3.50. Pl. 42eJ.
River. I6 miles north
Ypsiiauti: large log cabin. furnished.
modern; rented at present: sacrifice. Eve
nings. Cadillac 1904. Room 245.
MAXWELL. 5s0f--North Of Warren:
rooms: nne condition; 2-car gar. imme6ss
ate possession: $500 down; s.. 500. GUiNAN.
1889 Mack. LIE. 1880.
MAY. sisI--corner Edgewood. fivs-room
feaaOnAhlR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Rentals Wanted

COUPLE desires As rooms: northwest or
Dearborn section: $i0-s45. Oregon 1900.
RESPONSIBLE colored couple, one child.
wants 3 or unfurnishcd rooms TN
7-7903
FIAT-House; scotch-Ameriean: defense
worker. northwest preferred. urgent.
Murray 1929.
HOUSE or nat-Five, six rooms; not ovei
s45. University 3-3si3
NORTHWEST Section; single house with
| separate apartment, by defense plant
superintendent. Tyler 4-0s2e.
RESPECTABLE colored. adults, want 5.6'
room lower nat or cottage. University
3-3516.
IRRESPONSIBLE adults want 5-room fiat.
CoIored: employed. East Side. Refer
ences Temple 1-67ls.
house; West Side; res'
sonable adults Cedar 1918.
WANTED to rent, rs room house with
basement, with option TO buy; near
Clark Park. Write Frank Trimper 4l32
Bsgley.
. JNFIRNfsHED rooms; three adults
East Warren Milwaukee Dubois Elmwood.
Temple 2-7091.
4-ROOM fiat or small home, nortneast
section one child. Madison ssoo.
5-RooM modern house with yard; good
neighborhood; $35. $40. by July /. Cedar
1899. -
coLoRED-Business couple wants TO rent
to rooms; adults only. Temple lids:
"a room income, nat.
$500 reward Telephone Temple 1850:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
PLEASANT RIDGE

West OF Ridge Road. lovely six-room house
frst floor lavatory, large wooded lot; near
School. $770O
REALTY SERVICE O.--REALTORS
oaooo WoodwaTd RIO 1880 2sOs -O97t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

SIXTH ST. 327o-3 rooms and bath: 8
weekly. Apply s31 Lysander. TIE. 2-oloz.
WEST Five.room furnished house.
Good transportation. Bargain. ~
1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

BUY n acre for $3.50. IS down. Tromley.
oil N. Main ST., Royal Oak
BIRMINGHAM, 1871 Radnor-- Lovely spa
clous homes about q 10 choose from.
Rents 500 to $40. tOpen Ia.
.EDELMAN e526 Oakland TO. 7-fls3
CRAWFORD LANE. 16sI0--22 of Cadieux
Road. Like new. double home, four bed
rooms, two baths and lavatory; z-car;
playroom: Aforementioned Also six-room
at SIS Nen Road. $4,000. Olive 800
DEFENSE wORKERS--Let us furnish
yo,Ir home for as little as SO weekly.
Buy direct at the Mart Furniture. 1880
Harper.
EDsEI. 35i4-e rooms, 8 bedrooms. OPEN
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Motorcycles and Bicycles
Boats and Equipment

BOAT SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT -
johnson motors; free parking. Henry
H. Smith a Co., 356 East Jefferson.
BOAT loans and retnancing. Lloyd X.
Fast. Inc, 3040 f. Cd. Blvd. Mad. ol42.
EVINRUDEs and Johnson's 1 10 33-horse-
power; new and used boats.
ERIE BOAT 1901 HAMILTON
Must sell: sacrifice. Townsend 1884.
MULLINS steel hull, 16-foot speed boat ;
cylinder Karmath motor. Excellent
condition. Vermont 6r4f57.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

.oAKFIELD. 1890 7-room, furnished
large shady lawn. June 27-septemoer
Vermont S.4393.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Camp Trailers

PLYMOUTH Clean; priced to sell today
s34S. small dove payment. shamrock
l3fa7 Schaefer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Furnished Houses for Rent

FIVE bedrooms. oil heat, Venetian blinds
gear garage; room for two families
electric stove. refrigerator; lease; 10 min
utes 10 Bomber plant, 10 minutes 70
Rouge plant, s minutes 90 Wayne Airport
il7Ot South Telegraph Road, near God
'dafd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
READY no MOVE I'M

colonials and bungalows IN ROYAL OAK
Coionias have fs-ft. living rm., dining
rm. vestibule tile bath. 1917 master
bedroom. OPEN 81 r. NJ. loO7 =. Lincoln.
GRICEp ROH Al OAK ONO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
OPEN TO-DAY

ETHEL. 1907 Near Fort and Outer Drive;
modern 2-story home bedrooms, oak
floors, full basement, n. A. furnace. 81. 100
terms VACANT
EDSEL 35it-NeAr Outer Drive; income
type 10 rooms 8 bedrooms. bedrooms
down: fun basement H. A. heat. oak
floors, garage. block 70 Fort car line. near
stores and schools $3.50 down.
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
GAIT West Fort vi. l-ltOo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

CASH FOR YOUR CAR
COuLSON. $3.50 WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

FIFTEENTH, 5sio-7 rooms; newly deco
rated, light housekeeping rooms upstairs.
full basement. 2-ear garage; 81, 600,
terms Private owner
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Pirates Land
Many Players

PITTSBURGH-The Pittsburgh
Pirates baseball club today recalled
all nine players who were farmed
out to minor league clubs for de-
velopment earlier in the season.
The players are Catcher Ed
die Fernandes. Pitchers Nick
Strincevich, Bill Brandt, and
Dick Conger: Infielders Lee
Handley and Edgar Leip; and
Outfielder John Wryostek,
from Toronto In the Interna-
tional league; Infielder Alfred
Anderson. from Minneapolis.
and Pitcher Don Kerr from
Harrisburg in the Interstate
league.
Earlier. the Pirates had an
nounced the purchase of Second
Baseman Burgess Whitehead
Pitcher Harry shuman. and Out
fielder Jimmy Russell from Tor
onto.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Shoristop Net
Meet Billed

The Puyallup shortstop tennis
tournament will be played Sunday.
Sept. 6, at the Puyallup high
school tennis courts.
Mems singles. mems doubles
and women's doubles are the
events to be played.
Entry fee is soc per event and
each player must furnish two new
tennis balls for each event en-
tered.
The winner Of the match
takes the new balls and loser
the old ones. Play starts at
$50 q. m.
Entries already received include
"Dady" Koon. Betty OLeary. Jean
Eatough in the women's singles.
The mems events have Dan Hesel-
wood, Les Roline. Don Erwin. Dick
Meyer. Lornie Bacalich already
signed up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

Bradley. well-known Hollywood
radio. screen and stage tenor will
thrill the audience with songs
typicslly American.
Bradley has become a popular
vocalist at Pacific Northwest
gatherings where he has appeared
on many benefit programs.
STEALS SHOW
Private George Miller, Negro
tap dancer who stole the show"
in Portland last week when he
appeared with the Lewis lads, is
being imported from Camp Adair
for the occasion. MiIler's out
standing performance is popular
because of his individual dancing
style and novelty routines.
Joe Kern, private. who recent
ly returned from Alaska, is an
imitator of famous personalities.
His continuity will leave you roll
ing in the aisles. Among the
personages whose voices Kern
seconds are President Roosevelt,
Joe Penner. Bing Crosby and
Boake Carter.
These are just a few ~ the
talented soldiers who will he
ready to strut their stuff
sunday afternoon. Itll he
brand new show with new
songs and new gags. IL
you've seen them before you
know they're good. They're
coming In 10 please YOU.
Following the hour variety show
the Warriors and Flyers will
stage a bang-up ball game with
the proceeds going to Army and
Navy athletic funds. It's an af-
fair you won't want to miss. The
game will be the first in a series
between the two clubs. with the
second game scheduled for Spo-
kane, Sept. 13.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Manhattan aces
Hard Grid Schedule

NEW YORK - II Herbert M.
Kopf. director of athletics. is not
on speaking terms with Herbert
Kopf. the coach, the reason is not
obscure. One look at the Man
haitian football schedule Director
Kopf drew up for Coach kopf
makes everything clear.
Opening with Muhlenberg. Oct.
3, the Jsspers tackle Georgetown,
Detroit, Duquesen, Villanova'
Marquette. the North Carolina
Pre-Fhght school and Holy Cross
on successive week-ends.
Georgetown, Nillanoya, Mar
auette and Holy Cross are road
| games
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Salmon AnglersW armed By State, Government
Sports Parade
Nv IACk CUDDY
United Press staff Correspondent


United Press staff Correspondent
INV YoRk Joe Dempsey
a long. tall guy who looks like
Abraham Lincoln without
whiskers. said. Jacks got his
mitts up again and God pity
the Jsps.
Joe Dempsey. older brother Of
the famous Manassas Msuler,
Jack. continued. Ever since
Jack put on that coast guard
uniform. he's been just like he
was when he Was kId-when
he used to square off and put
up his fists.
Dangling joe Dempsey was
born In Nanassa. Colo, the same
mountain camp in which the
great Jack Dempsey first start
cd throwing around his fists In
his cradle. but Brother Joe talks
and looks like a West Virginia
Hill Billy-because his father
came from those mountains
and peaceful Joe picked up all
the mannerisms of his dad. who
in his youth was a fiddler at
square dances.
We met Long Joe at Demp-
seys Broadway tavern, where
we went to meet Lieutenant
Jack, on overnight leave from
the coast guard. Tall Joe is
running the tavern while the
former heavyweight champion
is in service.
BE careful how you talk to
Jack. now. because he's really
got his fists up" Joe cautioned,
and he's heavy-hsnded in the
war"
Brother Joe was right, be-
cause the Jack Dempsey of to-
day is far different from the
pre-Pearl Harbor Jack.
Il am stationed at Manhattan
beach with the coast guard,
where we turn out each month
about l 900 specialists in live-or-
die fighting" Mr.. Manassa said.
Il teach them the boxing end.
"Other top-notch instructors
teach them wrestling and jiu-
jitsu. And at the close of their
training they get combination
experience in using all three
at the same time and knife and
bayonet fighting.
Two things have amazed me
about the men l have instructed
in boxing. First, virtually none
of them knows how to fight with
his fists-I even have to tell
most of them to hit with their
knuckes, and show them how.
Secondly. they catch onto the
fighting business so quickly.
that I'm convinced that Ameri-
cans are the most natural-born
fighters in the world. Instruc-
tors in the other arts-wrestling
and jiu-jitsu tell me the same
thing"
Dempsey emphasized tn t
through Manhattan Beach pass
the most promising men in the
coast guard-the men most
likely to succeed in hand-to-hand
combat.
81 don't believe I'll be CEN
sored for saying this" he added.
"but the public has the wrong
impression of the coast guard.
IL believes the guard is being
groomed only to protect Ameri-
can ports and American shores.
That's all wrong. Already the
coast guard is fighting on prac-
tically every front In the war
where there are ships and shores.
The coast guarders are fight
ing along with the marines and
sailors. and giving a very good
account of themselves. Remem-
Der this-the coast guard is not
merely a home guard. Our boys
are the toughest fellows you'll
find on any water front from
France to the solomon islands.
Buy L. s. Bonds and Save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Private Plays
Admiral in a
Golf Tourney
NV YORK-"Nice shot. A

NEW YORk-"Nice shot. Ad-
miral."
Thanks. Private"
II could only happen on a golf
course and in this country a buck
private playing an admiral. Yet
that was the picture At Seawane,
Hewlett. L. l., when eight soldiers
from Mitchell Field. using equip
ment raised in a USO tournament,
opposed a similar number of MEM
bers OF the guest club. In the first
match. Pvt. Pennington Duffy
Miller-Jones. one-time runner-up
for the metropolitan amateur title,
opposed Admiral F. r. Barry,
r. y.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

from Puyallup. zSUV.0NX Street
Recreation. and Ruston. 25e1. cap
tured two from Elks. 2<20. at
North End, in the other two
matches.
Individual honors went to Bus
Nykland with q 22l single and 5s7
series.
The league win roll again
Thursday night because Of the
necessity for completing play
before the regular season gets
under way.
The Thursday schedule: At Sixth
Avenue: Sixth Avenue Va. North
End; Ruston VI. Typos. At Broad
way: Puyallup w. Elks; X Street
w. Broadway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
FRESHMAN SCHEDULE

NEW YORK Freshmen are
eligible for varsity football this
fall. but Columbia is also playing
freshman schedule. The 1916
PLAYERS are divided into two
groups. one trying for the varsity
and the other composing the frosh
squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Many Entries

More than 100 entries have been
received already for the golf
tourney which the Washington
State High School Coaches .ssso-
citation is holding at Inglewood
golf links at Seattle this Friday,
John Heinrich. president of the
association, announced Wednes-
day. Deadline for entries is
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Heinrich TO
Assist Olson

John Heinrich is going to help
Cliff Olson with Fort Lewis foot
ball. The Stadium high school
coach has consented to work part
time at Fort Lewis in whipping
together a strong gridiron squad
to represent the army post. Helm
rick will continue as athletic di-
rector and football coach at Sta
dunn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03

ously Today's experts prefer Ancient Age for
the same reason. Every drop is prime. matured
by scientific duplication of this -top-rack-
ing process. Prime maturity explains why
those in the know prefer the flavor of Ancient
Age sip by sip, from bottle TO bottle -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Huskies Seek
Frosh Mentor

SEATTLE - The University If
Washington today sought a fresh
man football coach after receiving
word Elmer Huhts. who had been
tutoring the frosh, had entered the
air force at Spokane.
Head Coach Ralph (Peso WEIGH
said he had obtained the psrt-tme
services Of a former Husky half
back. Jimmy Cain, but that more
bel, than Cain would be able 10
give would be required.
It'll be no easy job to sign
frosh coach with the season al
most started" Welch lamented.
You help yourself when you buy
L :. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
You like its taste. because


Experts Of another era knew that the choicest
~hiskies we're those aged in barrels placed high
on the top racks Of the warehouse, where air
temperatures we're favorable and constant Those
~hiskies were prime in quality because they
assusd evenly. d. more softly and luauri-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03


When the Warriors played the
Tacoma Tigers early in August,
the soldiers brought along a fun
hour Of fun. and patrons received
double their moneys worth in
entertainment.
Sunday afternoon therem
he another big blow-off in
Athletic pArk-the Warriors
have accepted the challenge
Of the Pasco Naval Reserve
Flyers TO determine who will
head the list Of Washington's
service teams. tn he Army
vs.. Navy, and that's a show
In itself.
But that's not all. With the
Warriors will come the entire cast
Of Tonight at Fort Lewis" the
all-soldier radio show broadcast
direct from the Fort every Fri
day night at six over kIRO.
Heading the list of former pro-
fessional entertainers is Private
Donald Red" Blanchard, Fort
Lewis own funny man. corny
philosopher, his songs and guitar
music. Before joining the army
Blanchard starred on MICS Ma
tional Barn Dance. emanating
from station WIS in Chicago.
A few years ago he was
master Of ceremonies on the
Barn Dance show that toured
all Of Canada. Later he joined
the staff Of WF'HR in Wis
consin Rapids. where he was
talent director and head Of
the artists bureau.
In addition, he WAS featured
on a program of his own over the
Wisconsin network. Since coming
into the armed forces. Blanchard
has become tn. comedy star OF
Tonight at Fort Lewis" and dur
ing his spare time he has been
touring Washington and oregon
promoting the sale of War Bonds
and Stamps.
JACK LONDON. NJ. c.
Master of ceremonies of Sun
days show will be Corporal Jack
London, former University of Min
nesots student and program direc-
tor and announcer for Minnesots
radio stations. London. who en-
GEES army War Bond shows, and
who has been appearing regularly
at Seattle's Victory Square, is CO.
director of Tonight at Fort
Lewis"
Khaki-wacky Private Ronnie
Severson, the Human Echo. who
has astounded audiences wher-
ever he has appeared with his split
second ability to repeat whatever
is said in any language, will be
on hand to let the fans try ano
stump him. Severson, who can re
peat whatever you say almost be
fore you say it. 1-5oth of second
later, in fact, has never failed Il
follow any known speech.
Although he doesn't know
the languages, he tussled with
Chinese, Hindus nj. Nor
wegian, Italian and even fol-
lows the tong e-tripping
speech of the Ubangi natives.
II sounds like double talk: IL
heard like q duet, but ITS
just plain nuts!
] Singing star of Tonight q
Fort Lewis" Corporal Arthu
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
World Of Talent on Show
Billed for Athletic Park
Fort Lewis Artists Seasoned by
Experience: Precede Ball Tilt

LEwIsTopnoch variety entertainment furnished by
professionals nothing
artists have been supplying laughs and
They've appeared War Bond
club meetings nd ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
SELECTIONS

First Freedom Ring, Lilly Wee,
Sierra Maid.
Second Archives. Mock Trial.
Mortgage Pride.
Third Chance Cut, Evelyn An
drew. Colonel Brett.
Fourth Black slipper, Mighty
car. Homethrust.
Fifth - Goes swell. Wyoming
Daisy. Micklespeed.
sixth-Awsy We Go, Rembrandt,
Fern Creek.
Scar Leg. Son of War
over Drive.
Eighth - Booter Boy, Galmics,
Sesn-Ghsn.
Best bet-Freedom Ring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
GoLDENBERG's TENTH

GREEN BAY--Charley Buck
etsl Goldenberg is starting his
tenth season at guard for the pro-
fessional Green Bay Packers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Loses Tires and Wheel

Fred O'Hara of 1924 r. 135th
st. Seattle. has lost some Of his
faith in his fellow man. He re-
ported to police Tuesday that COM
ing down South Hill Monday night
his car broke down and he was
compelled to leave, 1t beside the
road all night. When he went
back Tuesday. two tires and a
wheel were gone.
Jim Moen of Seattle and Henry
Franer Of the Scott hotel, Puysl-
lup. each enriched the city treasury
by SIS. The former was arrested
and fined for negligent driving
and latter was picked up for being
! drunk and disorderly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-09-03
Lonuacres Entries

LONG ACRES RACE 1RaIk-oin-
ctai overniSht entries for Thursday,
SEPT 3 the 46th day Of the Long
acres meeting.
FIRST POST 4 y. VI.
Sna trIusT RAGI. Purse AS0A 4