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The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-30

If we do not win, the money you fail to lend
now will be worse than useless TO you. If we win,
as we must, the money you lend now will be re-
turned with interest =. . for you to spend on the
good things of life -. for you to enjoy in free
and safe world
So dig down, Americans. Answer the challenge
by buying War Loan securities this month with
every idle dollar you have except what you need
for the bareSt necessities of life
Don't wait for the War Loan Volunteer Beat
the gun by going to your bank investment dealer,
broker, Post Office, or bond booth today.
Have your money in your fist the fist that
can deliver the knockout blow to the Axis But
hurry.
For it is ten minutes to midnight -
The hour that can strike the knell of doom-or
the blessed song of freedom.
Your dollars can call the tune
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-30

sun VALLEY BUS
LINES
new SERVICE
FLORENCE
COOLIDGE
To
PHOENIX
With Direct. Connection For
Tucson
Z DAILY
SCHEDULES
FARE: Coolidge or Florence
to Phoenix $1.15
Round Trip $2.O7
(PIus Taxi
SCHEDULES
Leave Phoenix : am; 1880
noon: 500 p. m; 11:00 p. m.
Arrive Coolidge 900 am: $3.50
pm. 500 pm; 100 pm.
Arrive Florence 9:20 am; $50
pm: $50 pm; 1920 am.
Leave Florence 9:35 am; 800
pm; S:35 pm; 1885 am.
Leave Coolidge 9:55 a. m: 1920
pm; S:55 pm; 1850 am
DEPoTS
Phoenix, ~ So. Central Ave.
Coolidge, Arizona Drug Co.
Florence, Griffin Drug Co.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-30

There are Seven different types
of U. S. Government Securities
choose the ones best suited for you:
United States War Savings Bonds Series e:
The perfect investment for individual and
family savings. Gives you back 81 for every
So when the Bond natures. Designed espe-
cially for the smaller investor. Dated l st day
of month in which payment is received.
Interest: 2.9&o a year if held to maturity.
Denominations: $25, $50, 500, $500,
$1,000. Redemption: any time 60 days after
issue date. Price: 1870 of maturity value.
INK Treasury Bonds of 1854 1869: Readily
marketable, acceptable as bank collateral,
these Bonds are ideal investments for trust
funds, estates and individuals. A special
feature provides that they may be redeemed
az par and accrued interest for the purpose
of satisfying Federal estate taxes. Dated
April l 5, 1913; due June IS, 1869. Denom-
nations: $500, $1,000, $4,000, $4,000,
100000 and $1,OOO,OOO. Redemption:
par and accrued interest on any interest
date at months notice. Price: par and
accrued interest.
Other Securities: Series "C'' Tax Notes; N%
Certificates of Indebtedness; 20 Treasury
Bonds of 1850 1852; United States Savings
Bonds Series "F''; United States Savings
Bonds Series &c"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
4 District 9's
Off TO Nationals

MitchcllS Of Hazel Park man
aged by Ralph Brysou. champion
of the Southern Oakland County
League and the Royal Oak dis
trict; Pontiac, Dearborn Winston
and Auto Club of Detroit will
occupy one coach tonight en-
route 10 Youngstown for the ma
tional Amateur Baseball Fedora
tion championship tournament
opening tomorrow.
Auto Club, two-timc winner Of
the Detroit Class a title, is the
defending national champion.
Winston is another repeater. Man
aEer Leroy Rupert of Auto Club
viii rely on Iiitun' Tony Buko-
vich to pitch three games He
also has Bert Fodor Nick VIII
lerer, Lowell Hill and Walter
Lacey
The Michigan entries will not
know their opening opponents un-
tll the draw is announced tonight
after their arrival in YounCs
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Gentry in Debut

The Tigers plan 10 introduce
another recruit In the person Of
Jim Gentry, 25-year-old pitcher
obtained from Buffalo who VIII
pitch in ono of the games u
today'S douhlchcadcr with thc
Indians az Briggs Stadium
Gentry, one Of The sensations
in the international League
was rejected recCury hy the
army for physical reasons
A consistent winner with the
BiSonS, Gcutry.s fine record Iu-
c'uGeS an lI-.nning 300 h.t game.
for Buffalo against Niwa.F
a Tiger farmland Gentry
pitched for Fulton in the Kitty
League TWO years ago In fra
(all of 1871 be- was Nth Ecu-
mont, hu' didn't Ike The Texas
city and Jumped tfe club
Jack IrIior induced Hm 20
return but ho QUIT again And
wound up With Wr,'an-Sal.r
also Tiger farm Ha.ua. ~a'a
20 tho B.song ard now rc-nl
chased bN The Tigers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
E-B Added Threat
As KegIerS Open
BY HAROLD AHL

Joe PauluS' Chcne- e-Trombly
Recreation, defending champion.
not only will have StrohS and
Deluxe d. but Ekhardt e. Becker
among its foremost rivals when rs
teams in the Greater Detroit All
Star Bowling League usherS in
the new season at Olympic Rec
reation tonight at 9 o'clock.
A peruSal Of the various lineups
reveals George BryantS +. & r.
should bc one of the most feared
clubs IN the city this season. Add
ing Fred Brcckle and Chet But
kowSki from Fife and Therman
Gibson from Deluxe to 20 with
Fred Buack and Steve Dutko
gives Bryant. incidentally now
president of the league, d whale
of power.
PauluS will depend on Lou Sic
laff, Mike Tcsta and Chet SliCey
again along with Tommy Dorazo
to carry Chene- Trombly's colOrS
az the outset. The latter has re-
placed Steve Cruchon. now in the
army, which also may beckOn
SllCey within a few weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Made The Grade

Six years in the minors.
Hoover was a little slow in
moving up 10 the majors, but
he has made the grade and
should have a productive career
ahead of him
Hoover obtained his carly
baseball training AZ Pomona
Cal. IN high school and during
one year in junior college.
where be was discovered by
scouts who turned HIM over 20
Indianapolis OF the American
Association
That was in 1887. In which
year he played with Rock
Island in the Western League
and then finished with Indiana
polls.
The season Of 1923 found
Hoover in a Hollywood uniform
He was taken back 10 tho
Pacific Coast by Wade kIllucT
and remained on the club
throughout last season. after
which he was purchased hy the
Tigers.
Jack Zcller grabbed Hoover
for more reasons than liz
Is married. has family and is
in deferred draft classification
He hit 800 for the Stars last
year. quite a leap from his 30
OF the season before.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Hits in Pinches

Al bat. hiS meager .24o aver
age has been even more dcCCp-
tive. Hoover. with a bat bag
ful Of extra base hits. has been
q big help in producing runs, as
his runs-batted-ln record oi
more than 80 reveals
Hoover IS not only the best
bunter on the club, but he is
one of the best in the majors.
At this writing he had totalcd
"a sacrifices. two more than
Johnny Pesky totaled last year
and the Red Sox shortStop icd
the league with his D Barney
McCoSky, best of the Tigers,
totaled u las, year
HooVcr'S speed he is tho
fastest bayC-TuUUcT on tlt CIlN
- has helped the recruit m per
sonally scoring 60 runs. an
achievement which puts him up
near the top.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
2S46 Top Score
In West Side

West Side Classic is teams
strong In contrast 10 the 10 of a
year ago. is off on its second sea-
son today following the grand
opening last night AT Crest Re-
creation The point system is ON
ployed again m determining The
standings
Barney Ad8ir's Co-operativeS
led on 2si6 with 963 also good
for major single Individual hOn0fS
went 10 Ben Bcdnark Of Team
No . whose 255 finish gave him
ga Harry Shaw Cooperative.
had 6l9, Roy Wolfram. Lavonia.
6l6; and BroniSlau Sudol, Lavo-
MIA. 500 from 2i3 close
Temporarily three clubs are
namolesS until they secure
hackers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Toledo 0uts|ugs
Columbus, 14-1O

The determined Toledo Mud
hens continued their campaign 10
disrupt the American Association
pcnnant race last night when they
Knocked off third-place Columbus
m a Soc-Saw SlugfeSt, li-l0.
a tWo-run homer by Phil
WeIntraub i'm the first inning gave
the Hens am early lead but they
lost 1t twice before emerging with
a II to 10 tiiumph. The Hens
collected 20 hits which moro than
made up for four Toledo errors.
In The only other league game
played last night the second
place Indianapolis Indians beat
The Louisville ColonelS l2-3 Tho
Indians Won with two four-run
uprlsng> their last two times AZ
bat pounding Vic Johnson for a
total Olcli SalptIrS
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
-MeI0ttSiq
For ; Years
money

NEW YORK. Sept 10 ms
The pcnuriouS. Short-Slghted and
Snidc front Offices of baseball
don't often come through with a
finer, more sporting gesture than
the one engineered by the New
York Giants wherein Mel Qt- MAS
signed as manager tor three more
full seasons.
The retention Of OFT Tor one
season would have been a nice
thing, hut President Horace Stone
ham went even farther This
amounts 10 his taC,tly shouting
from the rooftops that OFT Is not
20 blame for Tho most miserable
team IN Giants history.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Asked how The lessons would be-
communicated from owner 10 th,
-ttos, Bttrar pXTl1Uru trrv wuuid
be presented in the following
order
Il Come 10 voice or whistle
2-'Ilcel voice and hand signal.
3-'Hup 10 stop by voice. flush
game or shot Retrieve. naur-
ally or by 4 course of training.
= To hunt within range of the
gun by vvfpvrtc. motion. on bofh.
Is To assist the handler m the
use oft these commands thcu
mcanWgA wbrnN and how 10 use
them
Assisting DurEau VIII BE- such
well known trainers as Fred Jack
son Charles Frank. WlLllam-A.
LtCKe Dr- T. r Oila and Howard
NeSnard
Springer owners planning 10 at
tend should bring their dog. collar
and about 30 feet Of lightweight
strong cord.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Briggs, Hudson
Teams toCIdsh
Again Tonight

Briggs Bonn hers, defending
Metropolitan mems champion, and
Hudson Motor Police consistent
challenger for the crown, will
clash in the feature of tonight's
softball program in Mack Park.
Both teams remained unde-
feated in the tournament by
virtue of victories last night.
The clash between these two
outstanding tens each year is one
OF the features of the Metropolitan
tournament, sponsored annually
by The Detroit Times.
One of them again is expected
to represent Detroit in the bid for
Coca-Cola awards in the world
Softhall championship games in
Z. OF d, Stadium, starting week
from today.
Winner Of tonights clash viii
have the tirmer grip on the local
championship, hut because the
tournament ls-nn- n -tUe-lesS-aRd-
out basis, either can come through
at the end.
Five other teams bidding for the
right TO compete IN the world title
r, ,,-fft- - -, =, 81, 81 IL
~ '' WI So
B-3 Wolverines and AA0 Nuts.
DetrOii~TlmeS CarTicgTcaeue con-
tSiiueiN, VIII Ilttl al > =, m, le
ODCD Tho Mack Park DrprraT1
&C.. or th1 60, ,,.ll - H.,
A1''NI VI VIC H"II'' "'H NC tHlIH-
mated.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
t.,.4.,.- 49,. r.-.,,,,-r,7 t..-5 5
,rsa,rr ~. "'.'9 -
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Alternate Dates SET
For DBF PIayoffs

Provision has been made for
playing remaining Detroit Am
atcur Baseball Federation cham
piOnShip games IN the event Of
rain Sunday
The y match involving Highland
Park Owls and Lakewood Aces.
now sct for p. m Sunday. VIII
be played Monday AZ Northwestern
! ~ > p. m Sans and Arthurs.
the 3 survivors. get together
Tuesday ON The same diamond at
) p mn. If weather stops them
Sunday on NV 1. m I o'clock
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Dog Training Starts
Springer Spaniel Club Holds First Classes for
Dogs and Owners This Sunday
By Don GULLIES

Springer spaniel training for all
owners.
That -titr- program -7ff the ERE=
lish Springer Spaniel Club OF
Michigan. which will hold its first
class of instruction Sunday al the
/. A. Young Gun Club riding
stables Glasses start az 10 A. m
Guy Durgan. an official Of the
club and chairman OF the school.
said the purpose ~ the training
w7Tv n snow UW n r-TS Wt1Tf Il
springer should hunt and what
should be-. CXpccted from a dog
and tbc ma,tcK
I'm order to achieve any de-
gree Of cooperation in the home
or in the field, IL is necessary
for the master and the dog to
communicates with each other.
DurEan S1ld
"Our FIRST lessons viii teach
the commands and responses
essential 10 well trained team
master and dog"
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
First Indoor Mat
Card a Twin Bill

The indoor wrestling season VIII
1pon ~ FalrViow Gardens Tues
day with q dpubIc-hcadcr. Jack
League the former fighter meets
Fred tH0no oft Boston and Babe
hasa'a.a Toronto, clashes with
fho l0lrd1 Italian Joe Ferroni
IAere Wli' hc TWO other bouts
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Sports
Hoover Deserves
Credit for Fine
Job at ShortstoO
By LEO MACDONELL

Because NJ more EiaT7-TUS
deeds al bar and an thc na#a.
Rudy York. Dick Wakefield.
Paul Trout and Tommy Bridges
have come In foI generous ael0-
l86eS M past weeks A. ct
which is quite proper
Bat with al. their splendid
contributions to The CouSC there
7--C CTr7T-TS WfT7 raNt i-|ftI .N
important part M The ITpCoN..
1'ent Of the Tigers oyCT tscr
last years showing
Ecr apc,-tte -,i4-'liii-rF5 ---'--
Hoover has done 70 Sp.cHr- -rr
Both aheld and az bar, tbe rg-
CIHt from Hollywood -f> trt-rt
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

al of the CalitornImS tlne cap
aDIiTTfpS HS, CONCIIhG ground
fol nSlanCC
Hoover makes am error now
and then. but no snoit>lup n
the league CoNCLs any more
ground. Besides roaming WIDE
domain, both i'm the int,cId and
short outfiolds Hoover has "a
rifle peg and has been an IW-
portant cog IN many double
plays.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Motor City Giants
Book PepSi-CoIa

Ttp,i-Cola from Class a Of De-
troit Amateur Baseball Federation
and Motor City Giants, leading
Negro club i'm the Middle West,
w}ll play doHtlc-hcader Sunday
the first game at 1;30 p m. The
paris is at NcNicholS road and
DoQundre All Pepsi players are
asked 10 report at Jayne Field
House lt T. noon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Fight Results
~, United Press

New York tF' Hamilton C'n0 Shars
t3t Los Angeles decisioned Carl GurirO.
l37. Miami Fla tst: Lou Hardwick 40
New Haven Conn technically knocked
oar Verne Patterson 1ie. Chicago t7I.
Fan River. Mass zoe Bowman $50
ltq Newark. y ! I0l. Howard Thomr.
son 1s6 Saugug Mass decisonrd Oscar
C-ods l7s Newark. rs : 90
Portland Ne C0ley Welch 1868 Port
land technically knocked ont Leo Maher.
173 81 FsustIr. Que l1l
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
NATIO&AL IEAGIE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
Br. .kuu T Philadelphia
tHlt game scheduled
TUuAN'N CAMPS
81 Louis A. chicago
y sf.0 ~ Npu Work
rNsb1-ah a. Cin-innau Cu ghi. dr
''r.1taGerF
OrE games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
CHENES rs. STROHS

Chene-TrombIy draws Joe Nor
riS Stroh'S national match game
and Detroit Times All-Star Classic
champion, in the headliner of to-
nights opening matches. Norris,
still recovering from a broken lett
arm. will be out Of the lineup
probably until Oct. !, but he has
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
ruiRn iNNI>G

CLEVELAND CuHerb.ne walked seery
WAS caNe4 "t' an t'r.Nrt ahl 'uAtnpine
Was duunlcd az second -LLLAAEA2 20 Blood
worth RHsar walked Rocco walked
B0udreau also walked hH0r fte bases.
Mack siuE!fd fa center scoring Eosar and
N-tl4. sra T8ttitnE -E-H-Ieaa ur third.
Harder N'et fg Harris Tvr runs Ons
hit nj error
DETROIT Cruuer lined 20 Poudresu.
Hoo ~ popped tG Mack lE short center
fed EoSsr tossed COT Wakefield 30
run NJ tt ro error
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Major League
Standings

*Gamc> behind leader.
YESTERDAY RL~IL1S
DETROIT $40. Cleveland SIS
NrU York H. Boston ,
Ou.E games scheduled e.
TOpANN GANFS
Cleveland ~ DETROIT t2l
Chicago a. ST. Louis nigh1
Washington At Philadelphia tnighiI.
New NrrN 40 Bosfon
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

SO other than Roland ! Onudl
Ritter oi koppIiI was ace indltId-
ual with G39 followed hA Joe
plaSky G26 Galen ll1sSlnCor.
Standard 625 Charlie Wagner
kopp.tl g. Rstieck. 6Z0 Len
Lihe.da 6l9, Zeke Tody Rainbow
E1I AZ. AN--i-4-a- I2--4444--4-o-,-4ll-
6ll Frank Miller Ktaierko sos
SprlncWells changed its name
'o EolIe before the FIRST bah went
down.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Indians Lead Tigers
In First Game, 4 to 2
3 Walks Prove
Costly in Second;
Nets Two RunsA
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Harold NewhouSer and Mel
Harder were the rival fingers as
the Tigers and Indians took the
field at Briggs Stadium today in
the first game of a doublc-header.
NewhouSer was seeking his
ninth win against Ia defeats.
Harder had won SIX and lost five
games
FIRST Inning
- CLEVELAND Peters doubled 10 right.
Hockett walked Culfnhine walked. hling
the bases Heath WAS called out on strikes
ROsar hit into q double play Hoover IA
Rlnodwofth 20 York no run. one hit no
error
DETROIT -Cramer vss safe =, nrst
on Peters error. Sertey went % loft held
der 90 MACK Wakefield walked York
walked, hihne me bases HiEEtns hit
into a double play, Mack to B0udreau "a
Rocco No run. n0 hit 0re error
sECOND INNING
CLEVELAND Rocco singled over sec
nnd Rocco WAS nut stealing Richards
o. Hoover B0udresu walked Mack dou-
.bled 20 right center EHudresu stopping al
tled me ban. BoIdfeau scoring the runs
uers holding their bases Peters popped
to York H1ckcu grounded 20 York Ono
run i"I hits one tifHf.
DFTE0II Haffte iHyucd % Peters
hICCdWOFfh rpl|tI iu rlEni Richards
Gled Ii -H.eka-L--- Ai-4- -t------i sew
houser SO rIn. oGe mr. no error
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Ell2 Fired i'm Opener
Qef Metre EbiRl E1OOIp

ceremonies were Roy CullCnbino
r'f iitt-- 'itt-'-r-lsrftti r. frrtturv- Judrr
John. u. Watt FRANK & Mitzei.
secretary OF Detroit Bow lng As
>oclatIon, and II Cmdr G. j.
GrImaldI medical corps, United
States Navy
As Dr Greg Grmaldi he
howled with Frank Damicos Md
VESTS ln The league two ScaSon,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
HAVE NEW LINEUPs

Johnny CrimminS VIII captain
ParsC.c7n with an entirely now
lineup - Charley kotarst also
leads new club for Lyle Fife.
The other former PariSclcanS arc
rolling for Tony CoScolenda as j.
+ Berger.
Harold Aliens Nlncralitcs hayc
departed and have hcen replaced
by Jimmy Nurdock'S Five Pat
Brady captain OF Indian Village,
will handle kraetke. another new
conner. Bob Cole of AlteS and Joe
Adams OF Aircraft have new
sponsors, Jerry Mccarthy and
Palm Beach Recreation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
>tNENrm INNING

CIFVEI ANU HIGl.as ,brew ot
H r,. vs..se C..s-,.-. ,rg.ss "a
rEn' H..ss'. .nrE iu trIrf Ir a. az
tempted double tftat HalFe'f VAS Mn
t0rr between fr.rT Hr, bone. FIcrar-s
fu Hoover 90 H.4E.r. 'r Richards .
Hoover N. -.t .rs rr M error
H+T RrIT HfrrsH -frew rff H.EI.s.
CfFFFt ASST. Harris ss'teF pess.'ss
replaced F.s-r FIunFHrrtr -.' into 4
double rRf E.HHrsr '. Mack f~ Rocco
Eu r.r r. fH rr rrr.r
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Tiqer Pitching Records

'Ta'a.sl3i sa e-llss SOS tr7 sn
Include 'H,ai' ~ t' same payss otH
Boston, june so.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

Pep cola VS. Deluxe W ALLEYS IL
olympic Recreation vs. Deluxe r.. 3B,
M...gr. Bros v- Ekhardi s Becker. 3 o.
Tar=r can u.s. Jcry N,Carthys. IS.
kra.'sr ts Standard. q-i0 Palm Beach
Recreation US Fife 11-l2 Struhs VS..
Creur. IremhIy Recreation 1919. Nurdock
p. Brger 1915, Matches At
e 3 90
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
NOTATION PAIN


Ii' h,H' ms noanl pumping
against ~ai'n'cif ln'i. me horses
..'...- .-' ,I...,.. .''. .''I W. I.eie =
rt va. - ec,,,.lr,. ,1olot,oa ho
~ -t-- ryro rorscs 49, 60 ,,,n m
-.rr I4., and yc.,bcr G,,,rod ~ 80
IN -T II7- l7cc - - IL
\vetto di5r,t c>,lsir ood tho
>f.uIr4. ...l.,.t ,,,,. bo COW, wv
1,.rrg,r IN. orsr.c 1Io d,d,t r,do
,l-.-a,, a., r,olt ,,''' ~,
Trrr r-.rr rrroi.,,r7to how
rgrr vae te. 9re.ds,, "a ,,o,i,oa
Widen, AnraI pap,.. ,erci.o ,i.,o' ho,.
from p4l, Aito 10 .uTcrod = =
broksn l,r ygstordsy wbor his
nounf Ts,v roro. co, ont , of
cs,t,,i md c,,..1G b,n, ,hrour,,,
, ,o,oo +, +, u.o,,.c,,, '''''' 80 80 .
r--Trz-75sTs v--T Ec j,S,z, e-,t ,oda, a,,d
tonorr0u lool,nr for sorao lamo o,'C
pricr rCrava, sn@cisls ,Tboy ,~,,H cor1
fainJv d.d7t aet any ,e,torda,
vror A1,bo nrovided ;ho N,i,,ts
Isrge.,' r,,o0 ~ e,e 51 f. poa, 10y
l7q tbc AZ f3,orito Colorodo C,ro
by u bca5 II, ,bo Iost va, ,aco ,,''0 ')' g
r,,.op,r,,s r,,c
IN - ''i'
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
National League
600 0
OO22

Javery and Kluttz, Mungo and
Lombard
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
American League

FFit---t 7r-f t-7-TtCy. T1uCby6n
and lHJcf
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

-ho past Two Seasons
Evening star., 1943-10-18

avoided: if there are no vertical
bars, you know 1t is the round POM
pano.
This fish is no fighter. 1t is a
warm water fish and usually lacks
pep. 1t runs in schools and is most
abundant in inlets. : SO far as is
known, the round pompano re-
mains at home. The cold water
leaves 1t rather numb and slows up
It's pace, as you can observe through
the clear water.
Very little is known Of it., spawn
ing habits. In summer. MANY
young are seen; the spawning no
doubt took place in April or May.
The food Of this fish and that of
It's cousins consists principally of
small bivalve mollusks and small
crustaceans. They seem to find
their choicest food about the inlets
ana in the surf outside. One NAV
see them digging and roofing for
food in the mud or sand. Where
The water is shallow, their caudal
ms sometimes reach above the sur
face
The flesh Of pomoano is firm and
rich. ond has favor that is most
acceptable. Fine-sized fish may be
taken with a net, by scooping them
up as they swim in schools seek
ing another feeding ground. These
fish are -mouthed and only
take hook BY mistake.
Evening star., 1943-10-18
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
ROUND POMPANO
(TrGchinotus t1lcotus)


The round pompano, also called
the Indian River permit, belongs
among the most important genus of
the carangidae, which includes
some OF the most delicious Of all
food fishes. There are several
species, many Of them commercially
important, few highly priced as
food fishes.
Our round pompano is found from
Cape Cod to Florida, along the
coast, and Is quite abundant south
ward. 1t occurs northward only in
the Gulf Stream.
In this environment. 1t reaches
a length Of II inches and a weight
of pounds. 1t is good food fish
and is seen regularly on the market
In color, the round pompano is
blhish above, silvery below. The
Young have black lobe on their
dorsal fin. The adults have blush
fins with lighter tips.
The BODY Of the pompano Is COM
pressed and fairly we'll elevated, and
the general outline is ovate. The
head is only moderately compressed
and very blunt, the snout abruptly
truncate. the mouth almost hori-
zontal.
The round pompano is often mis-
taken for the old wife and the
pamanito. This error can easily be
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