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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-03-21
DRURY +, NAYLOR

Naylor 43, clay shop employe of the
w. S. George Pottery Co., died Sun
day noon at his home after a long
illness.
Mr.. Naylor was born in England,
Oct. %, 1897, son Of Edward Nay
lor and Emma Naylor. He came to
East Palestine with his parents, Mr..
Naylor was member of the National
Brotherhood of Operative Potters.
Besides his mother, he leaves four
sisters, Mrs. George Case of Danville,
O., Mrs. Orren Hill of Utica, N. Y,
Mrs. William Rischpater of East
Palestine and Mrs. Ralph Wilson of
Rogers, and two brothers, Herbert
Naylor of Cleveland and Thomas
Naylor of Gambler, o.
Funeral services were held from the
home in New Liberty at 1 o'clock We'd
nesday. Burial was in Glenview ceme-
terry.
MRS. HAZEL M. DAVIS
Mrs. Hazel M. Davis, al, of Drury
lane, died Friday at 10:45 p. m. in
City hospital, following brief illness.
Mrs. Davis was born in Hammonds-
vile, a daughter of Isaac Davis and
Oliver Hoyt Davis. She was last en-
ployed as a fnisher at the c. G.
Thompson pottery. She was mem
Der of Local Union SO, National Broth
erhood of Operative Potters.
She leaves. one sister, Mrs. Charles
Wollam Of Hefisviile; three brothers
George Davis of Pughtown, Forrest
Davis of Missoula, Mont, and Ray
Davis of Indiana, and niece, Anna
Little, who made her home with Mrs
Davis.
Services were held Monday after
noon at p. m. in the Martin funera
pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church, officiating. Burial was made
in the Calcutta United Presbyterian
cemetery.
MRS. NORA c. OWEN
Mrs. Nora C. Owen, 72, widow o.
William j. Owen, died Wednesday
March 13, at 2:40 p. m. in her home
at GOT Harrison street, Newell.
Mrs. Owen was born in Grant dis
trict, Hancock county, and resided il
Newell for about 80 years. She wa
a member Of the Methodist church ant
Local Union 81, National Brotherhood
of Operative Potters.
She leaves an aunt, Mrs. Jenni,
Fisher of Newell and the following
cousins: Mrs. Roland McElcannon ant
w. l.. Messer of Newell; Mrs. Her
man Small and Mrs. Emma Porter O.
Baltimore, +. w. Messer of Phoenix
Ariz., Mrs. Myrtle Lester of Indiana
Pa, and Robert Reed of Pittsburgh.
Services were held Saturday at p
m. in the Newell Methodist churcl
with Rev. G. f.. Letchworth, tn,
pastor, officiating. Burial was in Lo
Gust Hill cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

Here we have the S,odium
Tigers, 1899 40 city high
school basketball champions.
Those pictured ore. beck row.
left TO right; Cooeh lowmon.
Art Demoris, Jimmy Wilhelm
son, Fred Angus. Bob Turner.
Rod Olxendom ond lymon
Anderson. Front row, left to
right, Harold SchweinIer, man.
ooer Mott kopovich. Wes
Hudson, Neol Lindstrom.
Morton klorich, George War
ter ond Dove Livingston.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Stats Aces
Open Major
Four Dogs Of Hord
Grind Lies Aheud
At Boxer Clossic

SEATTLE -Four days Of the
toughest kind Of skiing which wiz
test the endurance. agility. skiil
and hardness Of n American
championship skisrs opened today
at Mount Baker - The national
fonr-wsy championships.
The winner Of the four grusliinG
events - cross country. slslom.
downhln and jumping 49, win ~
considered the greatest skisr "
the western hemisphere.
ski.ace All Ensen ~ Sun
Valley WAS THE pse-nsest n.
yente. Curreatiy national
jumping champion snd fsrusss
cross country fitiist. IsGea
WAS conceded two legs % NJ
coveted title with the WITH
drawai yesterday 81 Dick
Durrnnce. also ef sun vsitsy.
Durrance. favored over Engen.
pulled out because Of motion pin-
ture commitments.
The downhiil event V bsinE run
off today. and the slalom CON-
psti,ion will be held tomorrow,
Both are being run off at Mount
Baker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Ski Weather

"Never carry more passen-
gers than the car IA designed
for."-State highway depart
ment.
PARADISE - Road open TO
lodge; carry chains; IS degrees;
no new snow; total 120 inches;
clear; skiing good.
MT. BAkER-Road open 10
lodge; snow on road from five
miles cast OF ShuIxsan TO lodge;
carry chains; 81 degrees; no new
snow; total $50 inches; broken
clouds; skiing good.
sNOQUAI.MIE PASS II oa d
bare; % degrees; no new snow;
total ~ inches.
SNOQUALMIE SKI b WI
Calm and partly cloudy; SO de-
grees; no new snow; total 81
inches; skiing good.
PARK JUNCTION - Scattered
clouds; IS degrees; no new snow;
total 10 inches.
CAYUSE PASS - Gates open
today.
STAMPEDE-Calm and partly
cloudy; 80 degrees; no new snow
total six inches; snow wet; skiing
poor.
MARTIN LODGE Calm and
partly cloudy. 80 degrees; no new
snow; total - inches; snow wet /;
sl<iing fair.
MONAD LAkE-Caim and part
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Our State Game Department .

life conservation Ia varied and
covers a wide scope OF activities.
which includes pstrolllng Of dis
trict game areas. predatory con-
troll, beaver control :. removing
beaver from trouble areas and
transferring them 10 other regions
. assisting In bird and flsh plant
ingx.
The 1859 hunting season
marked the peak period u
game arrests IN any one
menth. Attention to details.
alert re~ourcefuine~s ia the
field accounted for she sp-
prebenslen Of s7e yicisters and
ass convictions during the
month of October. 1888.
Eighty-cn ef the arrests were
charges against hunters yfe-
hating deer Laws. Fines az
$500 during this moath
totaIsed sia.oz1.so. Ose-hsh
81 the fines collected gees 20
the state game fund. ard one
half 10 the county in which
the arrest wss made.
PREDATOR COSTS
Predatory hunters. who are paid
bounties for killing coyote, cougar
and bobeat, were paid . total o'
So. $50 % IN 1893. During thia
bisnnial year, Aprii 1, 1883 q
March 81. ls+o. predatory animal
hunters trapped e.I<s coyotes. 90.
bobcats and % cougars. Bountie,
are paid upon the following scale
cougar. $50. bobcat s.. coyotes
fadultl. IS and coyote pups. 81
Big game seals sold az oOe srs
Supplementary 10 the regular
hunting license and serve a. tbs
sole source Of revenue 10 finance
the work Of bounty hunters
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
By ELLIOTT METCALF

Plans already have been made
for hatchery in Snohomish
county. which will be similar TO
the Goldendale setup. And here "
good news to trout anglers. This
plant will be used for specializing
IN pure strain OF cutthroat
brookstock native TO this region.
Oregon, California and other
western states have aban-
doned the idea Of attempting
Ia propagate this species Of
fighting trout, strictly q west
ern native. But not Washing
ton. Director NcCsuiey In
sists his department will re-
store 20 state waters this
grand and glorious warrior Of
our waters.
The cost Of producing trout has
been reduced TO q minimum By the
efficient method worked out. The
department has found II profitable
to purchase trout In great guam
titles from commercial dealers
Such dealers have selectiyely bred
strains which grow 70 maturity
much sooner than wild fish.
The department planted 10000
900 silver trout fry last year. The
silver In not a trout actually. II
n a salmon species. but a favored
fish for many anglers who find
lake angling a pleasure
There we're 10000 600 rzinoows
released, this particular tGh beng
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

the most popular among sports
men. And more rainbow were
ponded and reared to s-inch
fingerlings than all other species
combined. steelhead. II you wish
to classify it other than a rainbow.
was next Eastern brook. cut
throat and black spotted Montana
followed In order.
DIETS AID
Careful study Of fish diets has
been responsible for marked i'm
provement In the fish In quality
and reduced percentage Of loss.
The department owns five
s0o-gaiion circulating tanks
and one 500 gallon tank which
began the 1870 planting last
month. Under the old system
plants were made By cans
with no circulating tanks
used.
The catch records system
evolved by the department Is one
Of the mos important phases Of
the work. In final analysis. the
FISH PRODUCED il the real test
Of any lake or stream. There is no
sense Ia wasting public money BY
wholesale surveys Of proven pro-
ductive waters. Catch records are
a permanent part Of the program
Anglers are urged 70 cooperate.
Since 1898. when state game
control took over, the number Of
fikhing licenses has doubled. That
Is something the department. has
10 face IN the way Of produced
fish TO meet the terrific densna.
Tine ain be needed.
The department has IS regular
game protectors VINO are assigned
districts IN the different counties
Of the state, Their work In Wild
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Bowling Figures

The Y. l.. I. No. 2 team broke
the league records Tuesday eve
ming on the X st. Recreation alleys
by smashing so7 pins In the final
game Of the series. and total OF
2i54. and taking four points from
Balls Ben Franklin Store.
Ciarks X st. Market team
stopped their losing streak by taxi
ing four from Y. L. !. No. !. Mary
Reda was the outstanding per-
former OF the evening with games
iso, ISL. 1877.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Local Doqs
Show Class
In Victory
King of Silver and
Suffers Deluxe in
Coust Triuls Front

There are three particularly nap
Ply dog followers In Tacoma.
Contentment viii be found In the
faces OF Ben Grimes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Suffer.
Also, down In Klamath Falls,
Ore, there Ia a former Tacoman,
John Kaufman. with even wider
erins than the three local resi-.
dents.
All this cheer came through
King Of siiver's winning the
coast aIl-age field trials title
at Eilensburg Monday. Kauf-
man owns the King and
Grimes In q former owner Of
the fine animal.
The Suffers come into the pic
ture through their grand little gal
dog. Lady Deluxe, which copied
the runner-up honors.
Allan Sharp, Willows. Cal. ham
died the King. Todd Dove. Tenino.
handled Lady Deluxe.
The six-year-old Silver King
won the event last year but for
some peculiar idea Of the judge the
dog was denied the championship.
II was a pulling situation. How
ever. King came back this year
to prove his championship class.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
April 10Th
Designated
For Affair
Organization Joins
National Body;
Directors Selected

A gigantic reception for the Ia
coma Tigers viii be given by the
Tacoma Hot Stove league on Sat
uroay night, April 20. it was an
nounced at a meeting Of the execn-
tive committee held last night at
scotty's Tavern.
President Robert u. Abel Of
the league win appoint COM
mittee to handle the details.
The place and type Of recep-
ton has not been decided
upon. The committee VIII
meet again Thursday night,
March %, to make final ar
rangements.
Three members were added to
the board Of directors Of the or
ganization at the meeting. They
are Scotty Raymore. who was re-
warded for his fine wohk in obtain
ing almost 400 members; Bert
Ohiser and Bob Dawson.
EIGHT DIRECTORS
This brings the membership OF
the board of directors to eight. II
is planned to eventually enlarge
the group to Is so that fans In all
parts of the city will be repre-
sented.
The Tacoma group voted last
night to affiliate with the National
Hot Stove league. which has head
quarters In Selma, Ala.
1t was voted by the group
to continue the membership
drive until the 2,500-mark In
reached. More than 1000
members are now enrolled.
Several hundred membership
applications have not been
turned In. Secretary Ray
Grummel asks that all holding
cards turn them In 10 Ted
Van Fossen, Bank of Cali
fornia, without delay.
Directors discussed the posi-
bility of organizing an old-timers
team here to play an annual game
with either Portland or Seattle
old-timers. Portland and Seattle
have had old-timers games for sew
eral years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Benny Leonard
Likes Paycheck

POHpTON LAkEs, ~. ss--Af
Challenger Jimmy Psyehse b
launched boxing preparations To-
day for his title tiIt with Cham
pion joe f,ouis on March ~. Benny
Leonard ssld
@Paycheck viii lick Louis. its
IN the cards
L@0nard former lightweight
king, attached no strings 10 hls
prediction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

This II the second Of three
articles dealing with the pro-
xressive work of the state
game department. which rates
with the most modern In the
nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Major Camps

AZ 4 Mild FHfHH
ANAHGIM, Gait ne Fhilsr
dslphla Athletics attempted today
10 make /, two In . row over ths
Hollywood stars. Tho A upset ths
stars yesterday. with osorEs
Caster being nseked for the -four
tables In thu ninth after Hsfmsa
Besss ana Nd Bsusssr BANKED
the film capital team.
Yowr mfxns. pi..--sos y.l.
Ter pitches IN his fsrsi game u the
year for the Cleveland Indians to-
day. lie ~ss scheduled N 70 Tires
innings in an intra-squsd contest
cLEAxwAfER. vsA.--I.4A.
Hsmiln. wess Ferreti ss1
WHIT wyatt ssid sbs D~tssss
TiEers 20 sesra scattered hits
yesterday - The Dodgers
scored . s-s triumph.
TAMPA. mn. Cincinnati
Reds NEE, tbs 81 Louis Cardinals.
losers a. four straight sxnibision
games, in their second nesting 81
the Grapefruit lsagus today TIA
Reds scored IN FIVE innings yes
tsrday 10 valiop the Cards ~
NJ. pxr.mssrna. yr..--Th&
~ Louis Cardinals bowsd 10 ths
caacinnsti Reds. 80, yesterday
Rookie Johnny Huiehlngs Of Pens
scola ana joe Bssgs. fornnsr
Yankee. slammed out eight hiss
for ths Cardinals ~, failed 70 gain
sround loat ~ Pitchers Tom
sssBksi. Preacher Hoe snd h<,esis
Harry fssecbssn Who siiOsNa II
walks sna hits including : homs
run BY Harry crsft
SAN AsTosio. T.r,--slsE-
sss~ Of the ~ Lysis nse~ss
axAla sA0sea their shsi1ty I.
. siz ianing intra-sqsa~d EAas
yesterday. marking up 10 hits.
Tsss Whites beat fhe Bia<kss
4a
AVALON. G@I--Ths Chicago
cahs x1sd Up tkslr stay 81 III
Catalina training camp today ana
embark for the mainland and ths
first 81 . series Of sxhfoatt0n
games wlth the white Bon
PASADENA. lai.--Tse Chicago
white Box took Y Easy tcsfsy Ia
anticipation ~ Their opening game
v1th tina cah& toznmruw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
PING PONG

PING PONG
Beginning tonight, 1880 o'clock,
at jefferson field house, the Park
City Ping Pong club will swing
through the third session Of the
open county singles. Paul Lucien
was winner OF the first two
tournaments.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

Entries In thu park sponsofsd
yollsy E4n league Close thursday
aftsrnoon at O'Clock Ia The park
board office. zi7 CITY Hal Annex
Tie entry fee h small pr team
ana roster lists are limited 70 not
more than u players.
Teams may fils from Industrial
plants. churches. lodges. recreation
eenters or indsp~n1sn, ofTsniza-
tons. and Il there are sufficient
entries separate divisions viii -
created
Gail Al Hodges. Main 4is1. for
additional Information.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

~ cloudy; - degrees; no new
snow; total 10 inches; snow dry;
skiing excellent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
ANAHEM. Cali.

ANAHEIM, Calf. - The
Hollywood stars meet Connie
Mack's Philadelphia Athletics
here today In the last Of .
two-game series. Yesterday
the Athletics held off y ninth
inning rally and won, ga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
BOYEs sPRIN0s, CalIf.-P

Jensen, righthanded pitcher dis
covered by Ernie Johnson. Boston
Red sox scout. reported TO the
San Francisco Seals today. Jensen
was made a free agent by Judge
Lands. Jensen Ia from Forest
Grove, Ore. The Seals play Oak.
land at Napa tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

ONTARIO, Calif.-Los Angeles
worked on hitting and fielding to-
day in preparation for tomorrowr
game with Portland at Fullerton.
President Dave Fleming an
nounced the sale Of Bob Har-
grave, rookie outfislder, To the
Moline club Of the Three-r league.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14
Coast Camps
Nv UNITED PRsss

NAPA. Calf. - Lloyd Christie
pher. three years off the sand lots
Of Richmond. appeared today TO
have earned the centerfield berth
for the Oakland Acorns. although
Manager Johnny vergez has kept
silent. Christopher, weighing ies
pounds and standing 9 feet ;
inches. was with Wenatchee in the
Will league last year, where he
hit .353. He was uncovered by
Joe Devine, Yankee scout. and N
Yankee property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

SAN AsTosI0. Tsr>--sisE-
sss~ 81 ths ~ Lssais nso~ss
sx.la sA0uea ths4f skszsisy !.
= sis iaaisg intra- squad x.ass
yesterday. marking .p 10 hits-
TIE White. beat ths biasks.
4s1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-14

AVALON. G@I--Ths Chicago
cubs x1Dd Up tfeir stay 81 III
Catalina training camp today ana
embark for the mainland and ths
first 81 . series Of sxhi1itl0n
games sith the white Bon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Derbyshow Now
In It's 9th Day

From now on. the order of the
day at the Hal j. Ross Derbyshow
Is Put on the pressure" and bring
the contest to a close as soon as
possible. The senatorial laugh
and thrill show is now in its 7th
successive day in the Century ball
room at Fife Square on the Ia
coma-Seattle highway. OF the
original entry list of "a champion
contestants but 81 remain. Fol-
lowing is a complete list of those
still in the running for 81 500 in
cash as the grand award: Sammy
Allen and Helen johnson, Joe and
Mary Rock, Pete Trimble anc
Louise Bergeman. Pee Wee Col
Inns and Pauline Boyd. SkippN
Skidmore and Bernice Albertson
Marie Allesandro and Jeanette Il
MARI, Jimmy Ferenzi and Minnie
Ferenzi. Daisy Grant (solol, 10,
and Marie Van Ramm. Gibby Glib
son and Vera Hackey. Terry vii
liams and Trudy Wright. Mar,
Cullen (solo). Charlie and Pat
Rose. Leo Collins and Rose AL
bertson. Clyde Handy and Angie
Oyer. Johnny Maker and Alic,
Trimble, Itsy Bachrach and Mar
gle Kamar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Saved From
A Buzz Saw

Being a hero and getting res
cued in the nick OF time from
a whirling bdzz saw may make
Mickey Rooney appear hilarious TO
audiences but It wasn't funny for
Mickey himself. As Merriwether
Goodfellow. Mickey was strapped
10 a log BY the villain for a scene
in an old-fashioned melodrama
staged in Strike Up the Band. .
the streamlined musical now play
ing at the Music Box theater.
For the sake OF realism. clouds
Of chips and sawdust flew from
the spinning saw. Mickey got his
eyes full every time the scene was
made and a studio nurse had to
be called In 10 remove the I'M
welcome wood" after each shot.
Judy Garland. who starred with
Rooney in Babes in Arms" again
contributes her song and dance
talent 10 the new musical. Paul
Whiteman and his famous orches-
ira are present. and others fea-
tured include June Preisser. Will
liam Tracy and little Larry Mum.
A dozen song numbers, old and
new, enliven the lifting proceed
ings OF the picture which was
directed by Bushy Berkeley who
also filmed the successful Babes
In Arms"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Renfrew Screen
Series Popular

Because of the popularity the
"Renfrew Of the Mounted" stories
have enjoyed on the air and In
outstanding publications. the
series which Monogram Is releas-
ing with James Newill in the star
ring role Is assured a ready
audience.
The latest "Renfrewa feature Is
"sky Bandits" now at the Riv-
iera theater.
Author Laurie York Erskine
first started to write these stories
To amuse boys clubs. An editor
heard of Erskine's dexterity as a
story teller and invited him to
write for his magazine. Since
then Erskine has been writing the
popular "Renfrew' series.
Supporting Newill in Sky Ban
dts" is Louise Stanley, William
Pawley, Dewey Robinson, Joseph
stephani. Dwight Frye and Dave
O'Brien.
Ralph Staub directed from the
screenplay by Edward Halperin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24

Jim Thorpe. the great lnoiah
athlete. has followed his sons.
Phil and Billy, into the cast OF
Warner Bros "Knute Roclne-
All American" which stars Pat
O'Brien in the title role. Thorpe
plays the umpire of the football
game which inaugurated the now
traditional rivalry between Notre
Dame and Army. Played in 1913,
that game started out as a rout
victory for Army. and ended as
a Notre Dame win when the
famed forward passing combina-
ton of Dorais and Rockne got
into action. Owen Davis, Jr., has
the Dorias role. The film Is cur
rently showing a second move
over week at the Blue Mouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-24
Hit Parade of Top Theater THURSDAY
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

ROXY - Marjorie Rambeau. Ronaid
Reagan and Allan Hale in Tug
boat Annie sails Again i7:io. 7.io.
fsio. $40 $50. 1870. Balloon
Busters lstagel. SIS.
RIALTo-1errv coiona and Johnny
Downs IN Melody And Moonlight.
II 80. ais. IS. TO. 10 20. also
Wayne Morris and Virginia Dale
IN The Quarterback" iso1. s:45.
6s2s. $40.
MUSIC BoN-Nickey Rooney ana
Judy Garland and Paul Whitman
IN Strike Up the Band" lass,
4sio. los. a.s5.
RIvIERA-James Newili and Louise
Stanley IN SKY Bandits" II IS.
2s2o. sos. 7.s5. 10 IS. also Akin
Tamiroff and Gladys George IN
The Way Of All Flesh" i2.t5. s:35.
$40. eso5.
BIuR NoUSE-Pat oBrien and Gale
Page IN "Knute Rockne-All Amer
ican.s i7.25. 7t5. $40. 7:ss. ass.
REruRs SHOWING
BEVERLY - south OF Page Pago. j"
starring Victor McIaglen. also Maui
reen O'Hara In a Bill OF Divorce
ment."
COMMUNITY - Margaret Lindsay IN
The House or The Seven Gables. >
also Charles Ruseles IN Opened
b. Mistake"
KAY sTREET-Edward q. Robinson
and Ann Sothern IN Brother Or
chid.s also Ed dwenn IN Mad
Men OF Europe"
.IAEEWo D-"The Ramparts We
Watch" with the Baptism OF Fire :
also Mrs. Martin johnson in 4
Married Adventure"
PARK-Edward @. Robinson ana Ann
Sothern In Brother Orchid also
Ann Dvorak in Girls or The
Road"
PROCTOR Dorothy LAmour and
Robert Preston IN sryphoon" also
Vincent Price and Nan Grey IN
"rhe Invisible Man Returns
Rr.IsRT II ing Crosby and Gloria
Jean in IF I Had NY Way also
short subjects.
RFN-walt Disneys "Pinoochio." also
VIII Rogers In The County
Chairman"
suEIIs-Dorothy fAmour and Robert
Preston in "ryphoon.' also Lynn
Bari aud Sidney roler IN CITY OF
Chance"
SUNSET - James Stewart and Mar
raret SULLIVAN In Tho Mortal
storm" also Polly Moran In Il
Can't Give You Anything But Love.
Baby
TEMPLE - Rose Of TTalee." Irish
melodrama. also Jane Powers at the
organ.
LIBERTY, Puyallup-Fred Mac hur-
ray and Patricia Mofrison IN
Rangers Of Fortune"
RIVIERA. Sumner-Errol F1ynn ana
Alan Hale In The Sea Hawk,