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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-27

Los ANGELES-Larry NC
Phail, general manager of the
Brooklyn Dodgers and baseball's
outstanding pioneer, plans to
abandon travel by train this
season and fly his team to all
OF its out-of-town engagements.
The red-headed freshman who
brought night baseball to the
big leagues already has opened
negotiations with TWA con-
corning the rental of a ship or
ships for the exclusive use of
the Dodgers.
According to TWA officials,
an entire baseball team could
be flown In one of the SS-pass-
enger four-motored Boeing
stratoliners which the company
will use In inaugurating high
altitude flying early In June.
Until this ship is put into oper-
alton the Dodgers could be ac-
commodated In two Douglas
sleeper planes.
The use Of planes by athletic
units is not an entirely new
thing. TWA leased three planes
to Sonia Henie for the trans
continental tour of her Ice Fol-
lies two years ago, flew the De-
troit Red Wings hockey team to
New York the same year, and
last year flew the Pittsburgh
Psnthers football team to Sc
attic for its opening game of
the season.
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Spencer Harris,
Gone 70 Years
Is Home Again

sRATTIE After 20 years
away from home. Spencer Harris
was back home" today.
The Seattle Rainiers announced
they had purchased the first base
mans contract from Tulsa and
would use him for reserve material.
Playing with Hollywood last
year. Harris hit $50.
Since he was graduated from
high school here two decades ago
he has played with the Philadel-
phia Athletics. Washington sena-
tors. Chicago White sox and Min
neapolis MIXERS Of the American
association
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Willie Davis
Makes Return

Wee Willie Davis. a good. big
man from Virginia. moves back
into the Tacoma wrestling picture
this Monday night after a three
year absence.
The 262 FOUNDER, his weight
evenly distributed over a six-foot
five-inch frame. meets John katan
of Monteal in the eight-round main
event on Promoter Jack Corners
mat card at Greenwich coliseum.
At stake will be Katan's worlds
badman championship" which be-
longed to Laverne Baxter until Ka-
tan took possession last Monday
by means of a hard-won verdict
over the Hollywood villain.
Despite his opponents size
and impressive record, how
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Today'S Sports Parade

McPhail, while not one to
overlook the publicity that
would 60 with a flying baseball
team, is not primarily interest
ed in plane travel for that rea-
son. His view is that If all
major league clubs started fly
ing the playing schedules could
be considerably frightened, with
a resultant increase in income.
He also believes that it would
be cheaper, what with a de-
crease in hotel bills. Too, he
thinks great deal Of player
fatigue would be avoided.
Tightening the major league
schedule has long been a matter
of interest to McPhail. He
realizes that the long season is
necessary under the present con-
ditions In order that the own
ers may get in enough games
to show a profit.
But now he sees air travel as
the means Of getting in just as
many games without having the
season open in the cold and wet
of early April and not close un-
til the cold and unsettled
weather of late September and
early October.
The general manager of the
Dodgers has gone far enough in
the negotiations with the air.
line to consider the matter of
insurance; and has found that
players can buy trip insurance
as cheaply as when travelling by
rail. The rate is Is cents for
$4,000. He can also take out
air insurance on each player at
fhn ant. ~ en- fo~ en- nAn
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Old SeabiScuit
Shows EN- How

Longden; and War Plumage,
107, Wall.
The others. mainly lightweight
ed sprinters who will be sent along
on a gamble, will come from Don
Mike. Vino Puro, Beautiful II, Ra
Hysterical and Teddy Kerry. None
Of these has a liking for distance.
The one thing C. s. Howard
fears for the Biscuit is rain. He
had a pasteboard footing in the
San Antonio. but a heavy down.
pour has drenched Santa Anita
since.
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Lincoln Hoopmen
Post Easy Win

Lincoln's basketball ssam edged
ahead another game in the city
title chase by smothering the Bel
larmine Lions BALI. last Saturday
night on the Abe courts.
The win puts the Abes within
one victory Of cinching at least
tie for top honors in the local cir
cult. They now hold q two-game
lead over the second-place Bell
quintet. and will have an oppor-
tunity to assure themselves a tie
this Tuesday night when they
meet the Stadium Tges In the
Stadium gym.
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Radoniich Has
Score Of 626

NOLUMBIA Beer, Tacoms's
" strongest bowling team. is the
1910 champion Of the City sssocia-
ton tournament.
Shooting on the final squad. and
within the lowest handicap of any
team IN the big tournament, the
Columbia's rolled 1924. including
l54 pins handicap. TO take the title.
The Beer Barons won In an
exciting finish. Not until the last
ball was rolled down the alleys
by Anchorman Vic johnson did
the title pass to the powerful
Beer Barons.
Rainier No. IL, an Odd Fellows
team, had registered 1921 on the
IL o'clock squad Sunday. and ii
seemed that this total would win
the $50 first prize and the two
beautiful Halfway House tro-
phies.
The Columbus rolled $50 In
second, and then finished with
1908. Vic johnson proved to be a
great anchor man, for under pres
sure he pushed off the 1o-pin TO
make the spare in the final frame
that won the victory for his team.
HIS final ball was a perfect strike.
The City championship Is one
more high honor for the Column
bia Beer team. 1t has already
won the first half championship
Of the City league and the first
half title of the Major circuit.
Jimmy Radonich Is the captain.
and the other members are Dick
McNerthney. Bill EggIeston,
Ted Tadich and Vic johnson.
The City tournament was the
largest and most successful ever
staged by local bowlers. II drew
81 team entries, exceeding last
years record by II. The highest
three game score made was 631
and was registered by Paul Ca
russo. captain of the Washington
Hardware team. High single game
was 254, and was registered by
Doc Maczen, the pride of Eaton
vile, for Merrick & Race.
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Seahawks To Play

SEATTLE With a weekend
victory under their belts, the
Seattle Seahawks headed for a
return match with the Vancouver.
B. C., Lions hockey club tonight
on Vancouver ice.
The basement bound Hawks
knocked over the league-leading
Lions AZ here Saturday night to
move within two points of second
place Portland. A Seattle win
tonight would tie up the second
spot.
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Hall Winner
Of Ski Meet
PORT ANGELES. Wash.

PORT ANGELES, Wash. - Sig
Hall of the Seattle Ski club piled
up s6.s points in the third annual
Deer Park downhill and slalom
meet yesterday to win the COM
bined championship.
Hall placed first in the downhill
in iii and third in the slalom
with a two-run time of 1856.
Bill Redlin Of the Washing
ton Ski club Of Seattle won
the slalom In TIA.
Rita Hume of the Washington
club won women's combined hon
ors with S9.5 points based on a
third In the downhill and another
third in the slalom. Her times
were 1:27 and 1:24. Shirley Nc
Donald Of the Washington Ski
club of Tacoma won the downhill
in 1:17.2, while the slalom went to
Betty Amick of Seattle in 1:16.
BEHIND Hall I'm the mems
downhill were Paul Gilbreath,
Washington, 1:24.4; Wayne
Swift, Mountaineers, Seattle,
1:iS.z: Dick Lewis. Washing
ton. i:I4: Ed Link, Sahalie,
Seattle, 1:l5.1.
Trailing Redlin the slalom were
Hans Grace, Penguins. Seattle
1872; Hall; Don Amick, Washing.
ton, 1856; Matt Broze, Seattle
77.2. Shirley Fleetwood of Seattle
was second in the women's down
hill, with a time of 1858. followed
by Rita Hume. Mary Fleetwood
Seattle. 1874; and Virginia Haber.
berger, Penguins, 1851.
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Park BASKETBALL hague EAmes Tor
Monday and Tuesday:
MONDAY
Church -Fraternai, at Bellarmine-
e:<5 y. m, Falkland Trinity Lutheran
vs. Epwcrth Methodist. . y. m. First
Methodist va woodmen OF World: .
p. M knappx Business college Va.
Latter Day Saints.
TUESDAY
At Bellarmlne-e.4 IS y. m. Messiah
Lutheran vs.. Puyaiiup Christian: 9
p. m. Central Lutheran Va. Northern
Pacific Shops. Industrial League play
off for first half titie), ? y. m. Peter
man Manufacturing Va. Northwest
Door Co.
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Ths standings:

FoIlowInH sfV the games 70 DC
played this week az Stadium:
"A" Division - Monday, Northwest
Chair W. Arrher's at .. m. Valleys
VS.. Pacific Mutual Fuel at 9 p. m,
Wheeler Osgood W. Y, NJ. c A. at Q
.. m; Thursday, Valleys VS., North
west Chair st 7 .. m. y. n. c A vs..
Archer's at Q y. m, Wheeler -Oseood
W Pacific Mutual Fniel at 0 y. m.
B" Extraordinarily. Marines
VS.. Community House at p. m,
B'nai Birth vs.. Eagles AZ 8 p. m.
Chiils's W. American Lake 1t p. m
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BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Racing Editor


ARCADIA, Cal - You could
have turned back the calendar two
years or three in this busting little
race town today and never known
the difference, and the name of
Seabiscuit IL up on the boards as
the favorite once again.
1t went up over the weekend
and II will stay there until Amer
ica's fastest handicap horses are
called Saturday for the mile and a
quarter race that is the richest in
the world.
He may be seven years old, he
may have = game right knee
and . gimpy left ankle, and he
may have almost . hundred
races behind him, but. Mr.. Sea-
biscuit Is still the public choice
and . solid one at that.
He established his position be-
yond dispute by winning the $10.-
900 San Antonio handicap in track
record time of 1:42 2-5 for a mile
and 1-16. And he won't have to
prove IL again until he is backed
in his stall for the race that can
make him the richest money win
ner in turf history. He drove n full
$4,000 closer TO Sun Beau's record
of $376.744 in the San Antonio and
his 1851. $50 In just $685. short
today.
Amazing Comeback
The comeback was one Of the
amazing fcats In racing records.
II showed that the Biscuit was as
full Of run as ever and just as
able to roll down the stretch as he
was In the days before he strained
an ankle ligament and went on the
shelf for year. Equally important.
It cut the number of Santa Anita
contenders by 20 per cent.
A field of nj least 16 was nm
ticipatcd last Saturday morn
ing. but today the figure stood
ut ~ and then only nine horses
appeared certain starters. They
were the Biscuit. $50. Pollard;
Kayak ii. 1e9. SheIhamer: sun
Lover. li9. Neves; Specify. ZIG.
Richards; Heelfiy. ia. Wooif;
Wichee, ia. James: viscounty,
lilo, Rodriguez; Can't Wait, los,
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Last Weeks Results
Southern California $3.50. STAN
ford 1852.
California 1888, UCLA 1855.
This Weeks Games
Stanford W.. California at Berke-
ley. Friday.
Stanford W. California at Palo
Alto. Saturday.
Southern California vs.. UCLA at
Los Angeles, Friday and Saturday.
SEATTLE Northern division
Pacific coast basketball entered
the seasons final week today with
the blue chips down and Oregon
State college holding all the cards.
A loss by Oregon In any of its
four games this week will hand the
title to o. 8. C., and with 1t q
ticket TO coast pIayoffs with
Southern California ON Los Ange-
les courts.
On the other hand, q. Q. G.
meets Warrington, riding ons
tier above the basement, here
Friday and Saturday In it, two
remaining games. An even break
In the series, even II Oregon
wins every game, could do no
worse than throw tire top two
teams into . tie.
And the experts don't figure
Washington to upset the Beavers
after the lacing the Huskies took
on Beaver courts In their last
series.
The Webfeet, meanwhile, were
pitted against Idaho at Moscow to-
and Wednesday. and
should win in a walk. but Friday
Ind Saturdays schedule sends
hem to Pullman with Washington
State college, never a push-over.
and a series which might even see
the Cougars pass the webfeet in
league standings.
SET
Coast playoffs were set for
March IS, 16 and IS. with the
third game contingent upon a split
In the first two.
Idaho's avndals scored a major
upset Saturday night in nosing
Washington State 1921, with Otis
Hilton sinking the winning point
In the final 80 seconds Of play.
The lead changed hands four
times before the Idaho center iced
the game. A vandai score As Sec
onds after the opening toss start
ed the evening. wsC ran the score
to 1913 at halftime, but six min
utes after the second half started.
Idaho caught the Cougars and
raced to the end.
Roy Ramey. Idaho forward,
led scorers with IL points, fol-
lowed by Jennings Of WSC with
eight.
Idaho took IS shots and made
10. while WSC tried IS and made
IL. The vandais sank ~ Of 10
free throws and WsC made five
o no.
A scoring duel between John
Dick Of Oregon and Bobby Lindh
OF Washington was IN prospect
for the week. although they won't
niece on the courts.
Lindh still leads northern divi-
sion deadeyes. with l57 points. but
Dick rapidly was closing the gap
and had run his string to 1872. In
addition, he still has four games
to 90. TO two for Lindh.
Other high scorers included:
Olson. wsc. 1875; J. Msndic. csc,
l7z: Hilton. Idaho. 11e: Ramey.
Idaho. lis: Townsend. Oregon,
100; Jennings, wsc. 1o2.
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GOLF SCORES

Inc llTst is4U Tacoma NJOl1 az
sociation sweepstakes were staged
yesterday at Allenmore club.
Punch bowl competition was also
staged.
Here are the figures:
Sweepstakes Results
Results in the respective divisions
First division: o. A. Watkins and
Jack Walters. 7o-7-63; c. o. Greg
DRY and A. Akin. 7l-7h-63k; Or
land Nelson and Heinie Venske. ~
8-64; John Wise and Lars. Hllseby,
Ana.rson 7s Il AnssEson 1 snd T < &
and G. Miller. 74-e-e5; J. Larson
Long and Archie Genin, 73-7h-65ia;
George Hollingstad and Dewey
Busch. 74-7h-66h: II. Gustafson
and W. H. Sherman. 75-7h-67Ia:
George Coombs and Kenneth Reeve,
I6-s1z-e7hs: Joe Koler and Joe
Second division: B. Wiley and W.
and z. A. Sanford. 76-l3-63. z Mere
dith and Irv Baker. 77-13ia-63Ia G.
Holm and G Wise. 73-eis-63i5 Sam
Allen and Guy Clifford. 77-l2-65;
j. Pishburne and V. Fawcett, 77-i2
-65, r. Rowland and Z. Craw, T7-l2
-65; H. Matthews and c. Gregory.
Is-lih-66 "a <. 6arceau and Z. c.
McEwen. 7e-l2-67: Al Carter and
Bruce Swanson. 8o-l2h-67ia: Bill
Delay and Emil Wick. 7s-ios-
SIN; G. Bennett and H. Underwood.
sl-l2h-66h; J. Gregg and S.
Friedman. 5f-l0-7l.
Third division: Bob Wilson and
Clarence w. Taylor, 76-14Is-slh:
Z. Jensen and Fred Haas. sl-l8a-
62k. John Hunt and John Flynn.
78-i4h-63iz; Jim York and George
Moe. e2-l7lz-64la: A. @. Larsen
and A. E. Larsen, 84-le-65: Fred
HimmelsbRch and c. Holm. e2-i4-
SO. Tom Brown and Joe Turco. 81
l4h-65lz Floyd Thackeray and
Jack Adams. s4-l5-6e: Chef Corey
and J. Ferguson, 85-i5h-6eiz: Nels
Norberg and Harry Bradbury. e5-l4
IL: Herb Satterlee and Russ Nord-
lund 97-2S-72
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Total SIS Total ....2
Punch Bowl

IotA ss...io To<al ....
Highland won from Psrkisnd by
default, Is 20 o.
Fred Sylvester won the match
against par play at Parkland Sat
urday. He had five-up. Harry
Flagg was next with two-up
Lloyd Berry was even. and chas.
Morlock was one down.
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Battery League

National Guard -Baftery. az
Armory-e:3o D m, Headquarters
Battery vs. d Battery; and Batt. II. @.
Battery vs.. Service Battery. Medical
Detachment vs.. z Battery
National Guard STANDINGS
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HARDY FAMILY STORY

Katharine Brush has been signed
TO write an original story for the
next Judge Hardy Family film.
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The Blue Devils defeated the Grey
Ghosts 26 70 Is Pioneers defeated
the Community House rs 70 IS. and
the BOYS club defeated St Rita Boys
Is to Is In a close checking game.
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On the Lam
-Wleh -

IT Is always pleasing sight father and hunting
Yesterday At the Tacoma Gun club the senior and junior
Hema were shoulder TO shoulder Also, the Earl Cosons
The most ENJOYABLE hours have ever known on the
streams and In the fields have been with my It's thrill
"a each them the angles Of those clean sports and them
gnY the ideas and develop:
tifu trails along LIES highway, treasured memories
Because. after al, boyhood yeGrs are fleeing Why
can r re- ~ ra s
That why believe fathers should pal with their sons
make the youngsters boyhoods bright and happy hours
Ths Iselites Are Happy -.
THE Angels treating Lefty and his charming young
.si.s Me special guests
!. fact the Ange are making the Iseites stay at the
There splendi4 four-room cottage for the Taeonans
he treatment soSrdss Il: i..sss in every other way
3 euhms That shoud be incentive for Lefty To work
The harder and make the grade The home towns pulling
Hissinbotham Comes Back -.
nv MCCINB0THAM is coming hack 70 Tacoma to live
Lanky Irv with his extreme fast ball jumped from the
ed Tsesme Tigers 70 the National league in 1906.
lrv cane cut Of Iowa. He played an nfield spot
naas team when he was II years DID, Stood as high then
Brssgat he Tiger bos.s $500. That big money
sss hs tent e mor. than years
just bsfore he Joined the Tiger. hedrivng truck then
approached Dave Dugdae Seattle boss. saying Want to
Dug gru blunt and crude when he wanted to be- bared
At the lanky kid in overallsI don't want bushers want
Higry sirzed. Vowed he'd make Dug regret those
Pitched the next Sunday for Bremeron against Seattle
IN ssnipro ball. Struck out FL friend of Mike Lynch
the game, hurried to Tacoma and sent Mike hiking to
Hnbotham Hggy signed and Dug learned to regret
his hasy dscouteous words to the any young teamster
Honus Knew His Speed -.
TIONUS WAGNER, great shortstop and slugger Of
- the Pittsburgh Pirates, asked one day:
SWho the fastest pitcher you ever faced"..
And Wagner, sitting at dinner table with group Of
D'aysn reg!isd: ,. 49,. .....,.x .,,. .....
Yea sr Irv had the heat on the ball. Wild at times but
% terribly fast you felt sorry for the catchers
Remember well that many Tiger fans wagered money
on rv when he later joined Aberdeen and played Tacoma
hv honorsd and dined many times in his long career
sad the other day:
hs nsst touehing honor paid the reception
received the other night at the Tacoma Hot Stove league
meeting Nade NY old heart jump to understand the old gang
ha1 not forgotten me- I'll never forget 1T -.
Can You Answer Emf.
WELL In much the quiz has hit the country
and brought s height the aranes, can see no
great wrong in asking you sports followers few puzzers
Fer instance:
what mddleweight champion, whose real name was
tconnued Page neven)
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Coast Chase
About Ended |
by UNITED PRESS
NORTHERN DIVISION

Last Weeks Results
Oregon IL, Oregon State a.
Idaho 81. Washington State 81.
This Weeks Games
Idaho W.. Oregon At Moscow,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Washington W. Oregon State at
Seattle, Friday and Saturday.
Washington State vs.. Oregon at
Pullman. Friday and Saturday.
ROUTHERN DIVISION
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JUNIOR Y PLAY
Junior Y. NJ G. A. basketball league
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CITY STANDINGS
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WELL In a. much the quiz has hit the country
" and brought 10 It's height the arlanes,
Rrsat wrong In asking you sports followers few puzzers
Fer instance:
what middleweight champion, whose real name was
tcontinued Page Eleven)
Evening star., 1940-05-25
dwelling, 4545 Reno road NV: to
cost $500.
Post Office Permit.

dwelling, 4545 Reno road NV: to
cost $500.
Post Office Permit.
B. D. Friedman, 1916 Fourteenth
street NV, owner and builder;
H. w. Gaines, 1719 Thirty fifth
street NV, designer; to erect one
1-story brick and stone post Office,
1407-09-11 T street NV; to cost
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hollander,
owners; D. S. Biron, 1918 Ninth street
NV, builder; G.. T. Santmyers,
1410 H street NV, architect; to
erect one 2-story brick and cinder
block dwelling, 1900 Underwood
street NV; to cost $1,000.
Southeast Development Co., own
ers; Clyde w. Petty, 11O8 Branch
avenue Sc, builder; John B. Nut
ter, 8511 Colesville road, Silver
Spring, Md, designer; to erect one
2-story brick and block dwelling,
BIS Minnesota avenue Sc; to
cost $1,000.
F. w. LandWehr, 1929 Webster
street NE, owner; Francis Deremer,
designer and builder; to erect one
2-story brick and frame dwelling,
1901 Buchanan street NE; to cost
$3.50.
Walton S. and Leila Fac Allen,
1893 Ingleside terrace NV, owners;
William l.. Redditt, 2173 Glebe road
Arlington, Va, designer and build
er; to erect one 2-story masonry
dwelling, 1884 Camden street Sc;
to cost $500.
Jack Wilson, owner: Huff &
Crowder, builders; Earl Won Reich
enbach, designer; to erect one 11h-
story brick veneer dwelling, 4415
Forty-ninth street NV; to cost
$6,250.
Apartment Permit.
Julius R. Thurm, 643 D street
NV, owner; Acme Building Co.,
Investment Building, builders; r. w.
Frey, 1927 Otis place NV, designer;
to erect one 2-story brick and Gin
der block four-family apartment,
406 Fourth street Sc; to cost Sc, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Grid, 1706
Twenty-f1fth street Sc, owners; S.
E. Snyder, 1706 Twenty fifth street
Sc, designer and builder; to erect
one 2-story brick and cinder block
dwelling, 1921 Verplank place NV;
to cost $4,000.
Philip Bousal, 3o5l N street NV,
Evening star., 1940-05-25

owner; T. r. Collier, 1109 Twentieth
street NV, builder; to make repairs.
2727 N street NV; to cost 5000.
Frank Barinott, 1243 Irving street
NE. owner, designer and builder; to
erect one 2-story brick and frame
dwelling, 1922 Newton street NE; to
cost 5000.
John v. Arban, liz r street NE,
owner: H. Morton, SOL I street S.W.,
designer and builder: to erect one
History brick and cinder block
dwelling, 1859 Butterworth place
NV; to cost $1,000.
Acadia Construction Corp, 907
Fifteenth street NV, owner and
builder; G. T. Santmyers, 1410 H
street NV, architect: to erect one
2-story brick and cinder block dwell
ing, 3137 Central avenue NE; to
cost 5000.
Permit fcr Dwelling.
Mercer Building Co., Inc, ITO
Chandler Building, owners and
builders; ]. P. Fitzsimmons, de-
signer; to erect one 2-story brick and
cinder block dwelling, 1922 Horner
place Sc; to cost $4,s0O.
Rudolph Havelka, 1908 Thirty fifth
Evening star., 1940-05-25

Services will be held each evening
at 7:45, except Saturdays, through
June 8. The Rev. Mr.. Rugg was
formerly in the diplomatic and con-
sular service In South America and
is the founder and vice president of
the Alliance for Prison Missions. He
will be assisted by the Rev. O.. r.
Sherwood, pastor of the church.