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Evening star., 1939-07-30

Bette Davis was lucky in love and
lucky in picture for long time, as
these things go In Hollywood. Then
came her divorce. Luise Rainer got
away to brilliant start with both
but, with her picture career gone
to pieces and a current long separa-
ton from her husband, now rates
herself unlucky with both.
Joan Crawford has enjoyed con-
sistent bad luck with her marital
adventures, but was lucky with her
movie career for all of 10 years.
The latter shines less brightly at
this moment. So maybe the fates
will be kind with her next-if any
venture into matrimony.
The thirty-ish Rosalind Russell
gets new career boost in THE
Women"-but her private life love-
status has yet to be crowned with
anything approaching success. Not
that Rosalind has suffered via un-
happy love affairs-she has not yet
been excited enough over a male
to suffer for him-which is almost
worse-if you believe in the school
Of thought that says it is better to
have loved and lost than never to
have loved at all.
Sonia Henie, whose film rise is
in the meteoric class, is sad for the
same reason-she wants a man to
love and marry. So far. all that
has come her way in Hollywood is
unsatisfactory synthetic passion.
Ginger Rogers performance in
Bachelor Mother" puts her right
up with the best movie emoters.
But if you describe her three years
separation from the extremely
charming Lew Ayres as being happy
in love-I'll take spinach.
Barbara Stanwyck is happy
enough now, as is Robert Taylor, but
during the vital years Of building
her screen career she was deeply
unhappy in her love life-i. e., her
marriage with and separation and
divorce from Frank Fay.
Alice Fay is still touching wood
that her marriage with Tony Mar
tin will continue in the happy cate
CORY. When she first came to Hol-
lywood Alice was enamored of Rudy
Vallee and exceedingly unhappy
over the enforced separation. Her
misery threatened to stymie her
career-she was careless of her dress,
figure or advancement. She was
happy only when the picture was in
"the can" and she on the plane for
New York. Now at last she is
happy in love and in work.
1t is as hard to define Paulette
Goddard's love rating as to state
whether or not she is successful
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Todoy's High Lights
JULY 80 AND 81, 1899

1880 p.m.-WRC, the subject of the Round Table
program is the political outlook for the
coming presidential election year.
200 pm.-WJSV. Howard Barlow conducts the
Columbia Broadcasting Symphony in a
program of Johann Strauss jrs, works
many of which have never been heard In
this country.
100 p.m.-WMAL, an all-American program Is
presented by the N. B. c. Orchestra, under
the baton of Dr. Frank Black
1880 p.m.-WOL, another Edwin Franko Gold
man Band concert is heard.
Evening star., 1939-07-30

in the world. 1t uprooted the conf
dence OF many trusting wife and
brought such deluge of bitter pro-
tests that Warmers wished many
times, in spite of the profit the pic
ture piled up, that they'd never at
tempted it.
Right now Paramount is waiting
with resignation for the release of
Night Work" In it Charlie Ruggles
does comedy routine in a steeple-
jacks chair. And the front Office is
slightly fearful there may be a ma
tional association Of steeplejacks
that will find something wrong and
perchance get up a boycott.
Released by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, IncD
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Secrets of a Nurse

Secrets of a Private Nurse" is
announced by Warner Bros. as flu
ture vehicle for Jane Wyman, Gloria
Dickson, Margot Stevenson and
Dennis Morgan. Vincent Sherman
will direct.
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Beauty Hopes to Conquer
United States With Poetry
By Carlos J. VideIa.
NEW YORK.


Cuban beauty who the
uarty and comfortable holding
pebound
a campaign North
Dala Iniguz
Carlo and Clark Gable (Which they Gabbay
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Many People Contribute
To Film Producers Woes
HOLLYWOOD.

Mack sennett in 1912 put out his first Keystone
Coney Island unreng
with
managing
Nckelodeon audiences everywhere howled
Evening star., 1939-07-30
Love and Careers Joined
Only by Men in Pictures
Few of Cinema's Leading Ladies
Achieve Success Economically
And on Screen at Same Time
By Sheilah Graham.
HOYIywOOD

Y
Unlucky love- lucky pues2 gives Eyes"
the ladesno for
Carbo whose realfe marital
and maybe three unhappy endngs
Maurice Stler
also And recently with Leopold stokowwho alive
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Resort Men Help Officials

imperative that information Sc
cured be accurate With this in
mind. biologists and game pro-
tectors make frequent visits TO the
resort lakes 10 offer suggestions
and collect cards. Occasionally
game department representatives
examine the lakes In the gulse Of
fishermen in order TO counterfeit
the possibility OF misguided indi-
vidusls altering results OF their
days fishing TO suit their own
desires
TINE or CATCH
Catch report cards filled out by
game protectors are much the
same as those o. the resort own
ers. An exception is that there In
a space 10 list the time OF day an
anglers creel IL checked. since
usually It is only late In the eve
ming that these reprts represent
the total catch of the day for
fisherman.
Game protectors cover wider
range Of fishing country than any
other group in the state. and their
records are decidedly interesting.
Mainly through their efforts there
now is data tabulated on a total
Of 759 lakes and streams. The
amount OF information on the
waters varies. OF course, for some
have only been checked on three
or four occasions. while others
have been covered scores Of times.
A third source OF catch records
is individual sportsmen. who
voluntarily furnish information
throughout the fishing season.
Most OF the anglers turning in
these records are closely scqualnt.
ed with the work OF the depart
ment. As a rule they also are
expert anglers who have high
average catches. and who fish
great deal on high mountain wa.
tiers of which comparatively little
il known.
ITO Re ConfinDedD
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midd|es Down
For Ten Heats

Solly krieger. worlds middle
weight champion. and Allan Mat.
thews. the Black Dempsey of ST
Louis, await the gong that sends
them off on their scheduled To-
round non-title fight al Seattle
Wednesday night.
This contest is the first of n
series Of important contests
Promoter Nate Druxman has
lined up for the summer.
which will be eliminated. he
hopes by a title battle in
which Al Hostak. former
champion. win he seeking his
old toga.
krieger. who took Hostsk's
crown last fall. and Matthews
wound up their training yesterday.
Zach escaped the injury bugaboo
and is reported in the best of form.
A grueling contest is expected.
Matthews, who recently knocked
out Fred Henneberry. Australis's
top fighter, in eight rounds in the
land Down Under realizes he can
win greater prestige by beating
krieger.
kRIEGER WANTS VICTORY
On the other hand, the
champion fully understands
that a defeat at the hands Of
Matthews might lessen his
prestige, which he recently
enhanced no little by knocking
out the formidable Georgian,
Ben Brown.
Promoter Druxman repo rts
heavy interest in Wednesdays
bout. with reservations coming
from all parts of the Northwest.
The fight is scheduled for the
Seattle civic auditorium.
Hostak. now back in fighting
form and with his hands in top
shape, believes Matthews will beat
Krieger. Having fought both boys.
the former champion insists Mat
thews has more stuff on the ball, |
is faster and that when he, Hos
tax, stopped Matthews in nine
rounds he was lucky to land that
first knockdown blow.
"krieger never caused me half |
the trouble that Matthews did"
said Hostak. II broke my hands I
on Krieger, which lost my crown
for me"
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BOWLING

Woodrow Harter, shooting foi
johnson Candies. rolled 246 game
and 500 total in the Industrial
league pin matches at the Broad
wae alleys Monday night for the
best scores of all Monday leagues.
Dave Davies, anchor man Tor
Big Bad Wolf. was close behind
Harter, with 242 single and SOS
total.
High scores in the Industrial
matches included: Bill Ruehle 552
Earl Mahnkey 554, Ed Sorenson
545. Hardy Smith $40, Hal votaw
535 and Oscar Carlson $50.
Dorothy Troy led the wom-
en- bowlers of the league with
500 total. Marjorie Shaugh-
nessy's 1870 WAS high single
game.
Telephone company league bowl
ers enjoyed high-scoring ses-
sion. setting up two new records
for the present season. Oscar
Wollan rolled sos total for a new
hung up $3.50 score for the high
est team total rolled this season.
The score without handicap. the
men rolling as follows. Rufus Fair
banks 500, Charley kalb 467. Bill
Coovert AIS, Wollan 500 and Fred
Diel $50.
Harold Krehbiel annexed the top
honors in the Penn Salt league
matches with a 229 single game and
375 two-game total.
Ait Heidelberg tournament boWlers.
en- route to the A. B. c. tournament
in Cleveland, are scheduled to be in
Pocatello, Ida. today. the guests OF
the Columbia Brewery officials OF
shat city. The Heidelbergs Will shoot
an exhibition series on the Poea-
tello alleys Their first tournament
play Is in Minneapolis. where they
Will roll in a big singles tournament
morning.
Members of the I. q. q. i. fra
ternal generalization. looking to-
ward the organization of bowl
Ing league next year. have issued
call for all interested members
In he present at the Broadna,
alleys ON Wednesday, April -,
at 4 O'Clock. when first steps Will
bt tdhth III lllllDuntlnE inf ifi-
pin game as one of the lodges
activities.
Three more entries in the annual
Pot o Gold tourname u today
brought the number OF entries to
eight. Caswell Opticals and Dons
Pagoda City league teams. and Sher-
win Williams OF the Glass b league,
are the most recent entries. The
tournament Is scheduled for April
ID and 10.
The championship play-on of the
Hooker Electrochemical league Is
scheduled for Wednesday night at
80 O'Clock The Office and Elec-
tricians. tied for the league title at
the close OF regular play. are the
teams Members OF the
Office team are Charley Dyer Elyira
Sarbone. Fred Bevenhagen. Elizabeth
Christie and Al Rosengarth. The
EleetriCals are Fred Hoffman. Bill
Rave Bill Gehrke, Joe Veazey and Al
Hanson.
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Ankle InjiuryPuts
Barteu on Bench

CHICAGO Dick Bsriell Chi
oago Cubs alling shorstop, arrives
today for examination by DIR. John
Il. Davis. Cubs physician.
Bartell has rheumatic left
ankle which has kept him on tho
bench since the Cubs eyened their
California series with the White
Sox.
Charles Drake. assistant TO
Owner Phil X. wrigicy. minimlzed
the seriousness OF Bartells injury
and said Bartell will be doing a
lot Of playing for the Club this
season"
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system Aids Brownies

The onffisla looks batter. tps.
with new addition In MyFli Iipsx.
the Yankee. along with tscau
ItrIi. who has shown signs uf Fes
turning 10 III. 1887 batting. and
Meia Armada vino compiled .
great hating mark after corning
TO the browns from the Senators
in mld-yrar
PITCHING CHIEF NOE
Pitching - where Hsnsy's
trouble begins. Buck sew4m.
with 20 victories last year. u the
No. man. Aouthpaw Howard
Mills. a i0-sams winner iast sum-
msr, and Johnny Mareum. shs
former Boston Rsd aox fat buy.
ara the only other pitchers with
proven ability.
Narcam. troubled with .
sore arm through NEST NJ last
year. has been woski1s hard
every DAY and the Way No
euts ios-e With = fast sue
every nav and th~s Indicates
that his salary wing MS
healed.
Much confidence IL placed IN
Coach Frank sbslienback. former
Pacific Coast pitcher. whn has
The difficult job of picking q few
other starters from TIA rockies
Early victories avrr tho rhlliles
indicate that . group Including
Jack Kramer. Emil fsiidiili, i.ou
'fost. isiil Trottsr and Ewaid Pyle
may boast q pitcher 90 fuo pho
can make the grade
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Reflect Director
of Kentucky Derby

enc AGO The American Turf
association reelected Col. Matt
VIM. director ~ the Kentucky
Derby for 40 years. for his iith
term last night.
stuyvssan' Peabody. Chicago.
was renamed yios-prcsident. and
Maurice L. Calvin. Covington. ny.
was reelected secrstsry-tresyrer
William y. Wiley. Publisher Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer. and samuel
cUlbertson. Louisville. were elected
10 The board Of dlreetofa
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FAIR o. the
FAIR WAYS

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boss Of Toledo. the Hrowns hope
10 present a fighting. young crew
"snrc, know We hs,~.r
got . great smuggling outfit.
great bunch ef fl~id~rs, ~ .
great pitching staff" Nancy
said. "But one thing W. can
do h get the us,st nut Of what
We have, The club !. gsin9
Ia pia, bas~bsiI the right, ~
percentage way. We'r~ gaisg
Ia make the most OF the iittte
things.
There IL no reason why thia
club cant run the bases well. and
why the outfielders cant throw 10
the right base. II We do that YOU
can be sure therein be improve.
ment."
The lnfiold. long a problem.
seems sure 10 show a new comb.
nation around second base Ths
play ai second base of Johnny
Berardino. 2i.year-old Pacific
Coast youngstcr. has been sensa
tionsi In spring training workout
GRYskA At SHORT
Sig sryska. ~. who was Her
nrdino's partner at shortstop with
the Browns San Antonio club last
summer, has tho lnsde track for
shortstop job. Club officials
aren't thinking much ~ the
veterans, Red krcsa and Don
Hcfuef.
The team sheaid h~ hitter
fortified behind the place.
Hsnes has doe 0irna. con
siderrd capable when hr with
the Yankees. Bili, Sullivan
and Hal spindei. up from tho
Coast league. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

SAN ANTONIO, Texas Tho
baseball farm system which helped
build winners for the Yankees
and Cardinals. at last W beginning
10 operate where n IA really
needed for the st. Louis Browns.
The Browns. who have never
won a pennant In their ~ years
In the American league. viii show
some new faces this season, thanks
10 the nine-elub minor league
connects tons they made two years
ago.
Under Manager Fred Haney. tx.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
TACOMA SPORTSMEN TO MEET

The Tacoma sportsmsns sssocl-
alton will hold a regular bgslnsss
meeting Wednesday night a. 4
O'Clock at the elubroOmS. 300 Com
merce
There siii he additional In
formation on Ducks q Unlimited
and report from dslsgstes to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Nagel Looks Like
As Third Stacker

TYLER. Ies. n niil asgei can
polish up his fielding he pfobs bly,
VIII be the regular third basemsn
for the Philadelphia Athletics.
Nagsts heavy hitting has caught
Manager Connie Maos's eye iis
hii snpher home run yesterday an
one Athletic team was defeated
by Tyser Of The East Texas league,
. 10 q The other Athletic squad
lost 10 Shreveport. 10 10 z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Cardinals Enjoy
Successful Tour
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - The st
Louis Cardinals sought their nth
exhibition victory today against
the Birmingham Barons Of the
Southern association. The Cards
continued their triumphant barn
storming tour with an ll-5 win
over the Montgomery club Of the
Southeastern league yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Doubles Pin
Mark Broken

rlRvRlANu - cnmpnei1
lawasys nrssasta snd pred Or
vail NJ Allentown. Pa Ia1e ye~eer-
ssy ruIlsa tns nt4h~~f ao0nee9
1sm~ sves senfsd N ~ 0Nyear
htsscvY ~ the Americas npw1Dn4
ernxfsss they sawne4 n 3 d1I
10 brat ne pfsvsssas recara ~ cae
posnt
rhey aaFed ths record - thetr
third ssme AFTER rusllna - an1
SEQ IN the first t~o rhets AunFe-
gate ~ isss ~<s mt nigh egcsknn
IN plss< n she top i've. III to<y
wsli be awarded prtse mercy ~
their record
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
SportSnen Plan
Night Of Cards

The Washington Fish and Game
association will sponsor a card
party Wednesday at s p. m. in
Maccabees hall. Pinochle, 500 and
Chinese checkers will be played.
This card party will take the place
of the annual box social and will
be the last entertainment of the
season. Worthwhile prizes will
be given for all games. AT the
close of the card session there will
be one-half hour of entertainment
after which sandwiches. cake and
coffee will be served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Bellormine Vies
With Sumner Nine

Baiiafmins high sehDoi ~ss 10
opsn lts haaeh season Tuesday
afternoon with a hufns aams
against sumner high.
Smith was scheduled ~ plteh
for the Bells. slth fsln9 tefniss
behind the plate
Summers are pitcher. GFuhb.
~ss slated a. oppose Smith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Cincinnati Squares

AUGUSTA, Os.-The CINCINNATI
Reds and Boston Red SoH, all
square with two victories each N
their spring series, play their fifth
game today The Reds pushed
home five runs IN the eighth 20
lick the Sox. IA, yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Oregon Us. Pacific
In Baseball Series

EUGENE. Ore Howard Hob
son. his national championship
basketball year behind him. today
viii lead the University OF Oregon
baseballers against Pacific Uni
versity In double.hcsder on
Howe field
The games will be the first tao
Of five scheduled this week
Thursday the Webfoots meet Port.
land university 81 Eugene. and
Friday they play Oregon Normal
al Monmouth. Saturday the
Ducks 20 10 Portland for a return
30 with the Pilots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Walter Beck On
PhilHes' Staff

FORT WORTH. Ter. Walter
Beck, former Brooklyn pitcher has
won n place on the Philadelphia
Phillics pitching staff Following
his performance yesterday against
Fort Worth. Manager Doc Proiho
said Beck would be carried as a
relief pitcher The Phillles de-
featcd Fort Worth In suggest.
II 10 .. but only one Of the runs
was made off Beck A second
squad Of phillies dropped a 5-i
decision 10 the University Of
Texas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Snider
Reappoiinted!

OLYMPIA. Wash. - Gov.
Clarence d. Martin today re-
appointed Thomas A. T..
Lally. Spokane. and Claude C.
Snlder, Vancouver, as men,
bers of the state game COM
mission for terms ending
January Is. 1915.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
There's NOTHING
Like the Proof

PORTLAND. Orc.-James
Mcqueen, Portland garagemsn.
had the seasons biggest fish
stor, today but he also had
proof.
Mcqueen hooked and landed
on light tackle In the William
cite river just a mile above
downtown Portland a 4gi,-
pound salmon.
IL was the first fish Mcqueen
ever caught In his life.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Hutchinson Fires
Ball Past batters

LAKELAND, Fla.-Fred Hutch
inson gave his most impressive
performance of the training sea-
son against the Toronto club of
the International league yester-
day. The Detroit Tiger rookie.
who came from Seattle at a cost
of $4,000 and several players.
hurled four innings and allowed
but one scratch single. He was
worked for three bases on balls,
but his fast ball looked good. The
Tigers won, ST., for their eighth
victory in Ia games.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
Cubs Again Beat
Riual White Sox

bisnSs, Arm. ~ The Chicago
White Soc viii attempt 10 make a
comeback today In their spring
training series with the Chicago
Cubs. The sox dropped their third
straight yesterday ~ Tucson, "a
70 give the Cuts their slxth
victory IN the nine games played.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
sUPERIORs TURN OUT

The Superior Dairy baseball
squad OF the City league Will have
practice sessions on Wednesday
and Friday afternoons at 4:3O and
on Sunday afternoon al 2:3O, all
a. Lincoln bowl.
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Dodgers Top Solons;
Meet Detroit Today
CLEARWATER. Fl.

VLEHRW = ILH, Ia = BIOOh-
Iyn Dodgers end their Clearwater
stand today against the Detroit
Tigers. The Dodgers go on TO
Lakeland to meet the Tigers to-
morrow. then hit the road Brook
lyn scored 20 victory over the
Washington Senators yesterday
for nine wins in Il starts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05

Alal. there Will - a report 90
the Initiative No. ~ banquet
scheduled for the night Of April IS
nj trs winthrop hotel
The 1888 waterfowl ssaAon viii
he discussed ard recommendation
nsde
a dutch lunch 10 on tap.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
DRAhE MAY HIHL

FL y ; \ { q Z 4, Ten. - Tom
Drake. young Cleveland hurler who
has earned himself place on the
Tr1bs pitching staff, vas expected
to huri seven innings today against
Pensacola.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
OLYMPICS PRACTICE

The Olympic Ice Creams Of the
Tacoma City Baseball league will
practice this evening at $50
o'clock at Stewart field. Players
under contract are asked 10 report
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Senator's Perform,
Well, But Lose

CLEAN wATGm. ~. .~- me
Washington Senators played error.
leas hall yesterday. bui 10 no await,
bowling 10 the htuosiYa nos9sss.
J Ia o IN an e&hibifluu rama
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
saowNs Y. sut<os

I'M SNbONWbf tEe&v Wk1o~
Ian VIII - on tbs tnaund tx<1nv
whom the Pittsburgh tssslss 6v~a
thsIr ssisibsllva CAMS agsia~e the
~, Louis nrswns The fAeens ns.
rived hers yesterday soo late -
play any ball
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-04-05
SYSTEM SIMPLE

The system Of filling out the
catch report cards Is quite simple.
and anglers now seem glad 10
comply with the request that they
find posted on large signs al CO.
operating resorts The catch re-
port cards list the name Of the
lake and the resort. the date. the
number Of fishermen IN the party.
the number Of fish caught by
species and the approximate
length and weight Of the fish
taken.
With 50 much importance nov
attached 10 the catch records. Il u
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wits up and coming ~. t<suts
Bfnwns ep~n twoaams sesfes
with the fltfaSufuh Pirssss Iasssy.
DO tsffnsf. isst NJ The nru~n<
hoitouis, vas 10 yaifnvns fns prae.
tifs, bvt hal not sion~d . ip1o
contract.