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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Herman Tenzier vs.. the winner Of
Ray Robbins W.. Don Carstens at
Jason Lee. $50: Bud Bader W.. the
winner OF Don FIscher-Jim PauIson
". the winner OF Don Frvin-carl
johnson AZ PIT. Defiance At 30; vim
ner of Chuck Baliogg-Bob Fishery
vs.. the winner Of Harold Houston-
Hugh Craft at Mckinley At $40;
lawrence McCammant vs. winner OF
Kinley AZ 5 40: Tony MeCusb va
Wslly Scott at Jason Lee At sac.
women's singles
Dolores Schmeckei Va. AarRsret On
stad al Stewart. 9 D. m: Ardys Pratt
We. Sabine Phelps ~ Stewart. Q D. m
Boss. rs and Under
Gordon Rohrs ". Bill Gazeckl a.
Lincoln. II a m. Dave Woodland W
DICK Burrows st p. Defiance at II
sch at p. Defiance At 10 40 q. m.
George Thomas We. Kenny Burrows ct
Pt. Defiance At 1890 a. m: Murray
wheeler W. John DuPriest AZ Mason
at 1890 q. m
Junior Girls singles
Dorothy Davey vs. Dorothy Dennis
81 Mason at ,. m Ardys Pratt W
Barbara LaCasa At Jason Lee AZ 3
". Margaret Kiele at Lincoln az q
p m: Aaralyn Thiele We Betty
OLeary AZ Lincoln a. 3 .. m.s Gladys
WATSON ys. Molly Dennis at Mason Al
80 y. m.
Junior Boys Singles
Richard Cromwell ". the SINNER Of
Ray Hammerschmith-Don Fischer a.
p. Defiance At 30 p. m: Bill Cor
V. the winner Of Dick Burro~s-WsIt
Olson a. p. Defiance a. 2 D m:
winner Of Glenn Murray Ralph Baker
ys. winner OF Harvey kosich-Jack
Miller AZ Mason a. / p. m: Kirk
Stewart W. the winner OF John Bru-
ole-Don Erwin AZ p. Defiance At
80 a. m. Boo Simpson ~ the
winner Of Floyd Swanson-Biii Nat
bert a. Mason az ?. m. winner Of
George Thomas-Harold Mosich Va the
winner Of Raymond Psyne-Wslly Cav
snaugh ~ Jason Lee ~ 2 2. m. win
ner Of Bob Weayer-Don Csrstens -
the winner % Bill Cszecki- Kenny
Burroughs AZ p. Defiance ~ D m
Jess Curtrignt VI. the winner Of Dave
Woodsro-Boo Flnchzm a. Jason Lee
Al 2 30 ,. m
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
SELECTIONS

Here arr Fridays overnight en-.
tries and selections for Bongaeres
Lady Hilika. Good Effort
fiueky Bow.
2 Easter Pal. Fior De Amor,
Tompy.
3-Arizons. ceftaros. Quick
Santa
tBa bur. Polvss. Mickey
o'Boyis
8 Pass Up. Bsgoda, ssmieoion
. Storm Warning. ciAuks ".
Bedo.
7 PsdilsetiOn. Irene y NJ Por-
tai
Stipulation. Dave r. An
noysd
Sub -oaystts, Propsl. Lazy
hartha.
Best bet: Easter pal
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

NEW YORk-The artificial sun
Of the great floodiights whitened
the Polo grounds. b3.es7 persons
were jammed into bleachers and
stands-and then, In the cool OF
last evening. the miracle came to
pass.
Brooklyn Dodger fans yelled
Themselves hoarse for . member OF
the New York Giants! II never
happened before and II may never
happen again. for basebalfs worst
feud RACES between followers Of
the Dodgers and Giants.
But last night there were few
fleeing minutes Of truce. for this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Brink Meets Celler

CULVER, Ind. = The national
junior and boys tennis champion
ship tournaments entered the
quarter-finals at the Culver Mill
tary academy today with most of
the seeded players still In the
running.
In the boys tournament were:
Jim Brink. Seattle. Wash. No.
/. VS.. Jack Geller. New Rochelle,
N. Y, No. 6; Jack Tuero, New Or
leans. No. 4, vs.. Ted Petersen,
Madison. Wis; Bob Falkenburg.
Hollywood, Calf. vs.. Charley
Tichenor, Indianapolis. Ind: and
Teddy Prior. West Palm Beach,
Fla, vs.. Bob Kring, Los Angeles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Frank Shields
Upsets Gil Hunt

RYE, N. Y.-Quarter-finals Of
the eastern grass court tennis
championships began today with
only one player. Alice Marble, de-
Tending champion in the women's
division, one match behind her
competitors.
Miss Marble took the day
off for a radio engagement
yesterday and was the only
female contender who failed
To play as two upsets marked
the fifth day Of competition.
Frank Shields of New York. the
country's top-ranking player in
1888. upset Gil Hunt of Washing
ton. d. C., 6-3, ST. e-7; Joe Hunt
of Annapolis, Md. upset Hal Sur
face Of Kansas City, conqueror
of fourth seeded Weiby Van Horn,
6-1, 6-2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
South Tacoma
To Have Alleys

south rseoma r. r. hsss basi.
lns slisys hefsrs September IS
Ths was made known to-day by
, a nlsnsY snd A a Mlnsf No
81 operate he nsw establish.
msnt Ten sgresm-uasd nfunss1ss
alleys ell - Installed - aal1
South Tacoma ssv I'D wiii 10
equipped with the latest ana nstst
modern bowling accessories snt
fixture.
ne Installation work. rhish IL
already under say i hsinF -upsr.
xissd by nlansy snd nsft wilsnn.
hcth vel knoNn II Tacoma
hoNirfs
Nefk ea the aew aiisys IN
the Coliseum sallaiak 81 iatA
and Aafses street. i Tar
ahead % schedule saa u aew
spp-ats that followers - lhs
spert siil hsss the sppaFta
nits 20 Try ont The nru lanes
several asy. esftief than the
announced spenlag date 81
August 81.
siaes widespread Ia,sfess
has eeru expressed eaweeFaias
the meiheds employed IN laf
log hswlins alleys. rseeoa
kegieFs are Invited h Inspect
the neU aiiegs saturday after
anen hetaeea | and q and >
and 10 y. IN.
on Kay street tho announcement
comes from the Play Nor alleys
that the rseanditlaalnT and re.
Furnishing operations which havs
been IN preErsss feF tho past two
weeks are na~ completed The
drives wiii ~ ready foe play on
saturday alaht A welcome I'm
pfovsmsnt IL The Ideal illumination
on the alleys, which has essn
brought about by tho installation
% the latest daylight fiaureeeent
lighting fixtures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Bellies, Blades
OF Gay COS
On Parade

Bellies and blades q the Cav
Ninetes. Keystone coppers. high
wheel bicycles and the good old
fashioned horse and buggy win all
play parts In the ~cavalcade Of
Baseball" which win be presented
next Tuesday night At Athletic
park as an added attraction to
the regular Western Inferno tional
league game between the Tigers
and Vancouver Capilanos.
One Of the episodes that is q
riot Is the enactment Of Casey
at the Bat" basehall,s immortal
poem.
Al kopp. the cIever Holly
wood director who n whipping
q cast OF zoo into shape for
the spectacle, says that Ia
eomans win be thrilled. ~
have hundreds Of thousands
Of others In all parts Of the
country.
kopp is busy lining up final re-
hearsals and issuing costumes to
the huge cast of the pageant.
The Tigers will return home
Sunday for a double bill against
the capilanos. They will have an
off day on Monday and Tuesday
night will continue play against
the Caps. with the "Cavalcade
Of Baseball" an extra attraction
on Tuesday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

LAGRANGE. ni.--EdNard VIII
kis. brother 0f Wendell Willkls.
Republican presidential NOMINEES.
today loinsd the campaign srEsnl-
zstl0n as precinct committeeman.
he Is = food company executive.
4 don't know much what a pre-.
einet committeeman does. he said
But I'm doing everything can
70 get my brothsf elected"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Bo>6ACRES-What about ne
greys7 meaning. 81 course. sssssS
grey coated thoroughbred pro
grammed As TetraShera and g
Note.
Regular LonEacres patrons have
seen these two stakes performers
bounce in front on three occasions.
retrashera once. c-Note twice.
The "greys" are the for
mldable pair of $4,000 added
Longacres mile eligibles N. n.
Van Berg brought westward
from Omaha at the conclusion
Of the Ak-Sar-Ben meeting.
At Longaeres. each had a race
or two. then with lungs FUN Of
White River valley air. stomachs
fun OF Eilenshurg timothy and
Northwest water. they took dead
aim at their running companions
and whirled TO upset victories
Tetrashera to beat Olimpo and
Golden Era: c-Note 70 trounee
Psla Squaw. Lavengro, Downy
Pillow and others for Speed Handi-
cap henors.
Price. S21.1o previous price.
$3.50. Sure sign of an improved
horae-successive big prices. The
public wouldn't believe Il. They
do now. and that Is the reason
every one Is taking the C-Note
stock for a rise in popularity for
Mile" honors.
There's all the reason in the
world for C-Note To shape up as a
leading candidate for the $4,000
added Longacres Mile on Aug. IS.
BRINGS BIG PRICE
Royalty bred-Royal Minstrel
Rose Petal-this five-year-old sold
for a five-figure price In the Sara
toga yearling sales. He raced
with just moderate success as
two and three-year-old, and was
unheard Of for some months.
Showing up at Omaha this sum-
mer. he ventured postward to win
the Inaugural Handicap at 3i-to-1.
But the real story just
starts there. Mr.. Van Berg,
In completing plans for the
shipment Of his string 20
Longacres, found that he
could take along another
racer. Looking around. he
came across II. X. Moulder.
where can I pick up a useful
horse to take over to Longacres ?"
inquired the astute Van Berg.
How much would you go for
C-Note ?" was Moulder's answered
inquiry.
With the usual lack of interest
by horsemen who are
not adverse to trading or buying
a horse or two. Van Berg signed
his name 10 a check for 1900,
battered the beautiful grey and
proceeded to Longacres. The
thoroughbred has not only paid
himself out since his arrival at
the Renton oval, but has estab-
lished himself as a leading con-
tender for the $4,000 Mile.
Tetrashera, too. win considera-
bly, strengthen the Van Berg hand
in the Mile. II a sloppy track
should prevail. he is bound to give
more than a good account of him
self. He took down fourth money
in last years renewal Of the fix
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
F riday's City Net Schedule

The 1910 Tacoma city tennis
tournament gets underway today,
and here is Fridays draw:
Mems Singles
Dick Meyer vs.. Bill Doweli at Mason
at 8 p. m: Bob Weaver vs.. the win
ner OF Walt Olson vs.. Kirk Stewart
Dick Cromwell vs.. Joe Gleason plays
Jack Brown at Pt. Defiance at $50
.. m: Jack DuPriest vs.. Nick Ana
MAS at Lincoln at $50. Lorny Baca-
Itch vs.. the winner Of Nick Hacane
vs.. Bob Simpson at Lincoln at $40;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Jefferson Chiefs
Win Junior Tilt

The Jefferson Chiefs came back
this week and trimmed the pennant
chasing Hardware boys. SO. We'd
nesday. The Chiefs, under the man.
aging wing of Mr.. Funk. have been
improving every week and now
have the last half race in their
grasp. In their last start they
hammered the first half champs,
Tacoma Typos, To the tune Of ID
to 8.
Jefferson Chiefs ... 8 2 2
Washington Hardware 2 8 2
Oakland Addition lost another
tough one to Olympic Ice after
leading. 6 to 5. in the seventh.
Olympic Ice Co. -. 10 IL 2
Oakland Addition 49,. 6 IL 8
Strand Market took a close. one
from Puyallup Sportschack A c
at Portland Ave. grounds. 10 to Q.
Strand Market ...... 10 10 8
Sportschack A c -. o 7 1
Cammaranos took the measure
Of Diamond T at Mckinley. 4 to 1.
John De Rosa pitched superb ball.
allowing the Diamond T boys only
one scratch hit. The Cammarano
infield gathered in three double
plays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Park Baseball

Park Baseball leagues game. fof
Friday
senseF Hass' l~agoe Il SIS = N
Model Lumesr &c "a Lakewood
Center 81 vets Hospital grounds
and summit cuts VI. racnma Boys
club 81 jefferson niayfield
Twilight league ~ : r. N Ia.
coin Service v Mckinley AsF.
chants Al Mckinley risyfield. ard
Arctic nottierr "a NNA. At hsr.
mon plsyfisid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

W as a very
special occasion.
This was Mel
OFT day
Not long ago
so m e o ne re-
called that Mel
OFT, now 30
years old. had
spent almost
half Of his life
playing bs@ ball
for the Giants
He was only 10
years old when
ne came up out
G--a.n I1...a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Barbaric Custom

CINCINNATI-Members of the
Cincinnati Reds will wear black
mourning bands on their sleeves
for the remainder of the season
out of respect for the memory of
Willard Hershberger. who COM
mitted suicide last Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Beat Jensen
Outfit in
County Play
Johnson Pointers
Trim Luiheruns
To Stay in Nee,

Watch aul far sehmitt Drug.
ruysllup CITY lssrus champion.
That wss ne sfT - more has go
fans 90 TIE opening night n ~.
rlsfss caantY softhau Champion
ship tourney ~ Humnsf high
sshaal field Wednesday night
rhs Drugs club played rawisss
ball snd caught Jensen Fusi has.-
funnsrs eith thrss very fast
double plays O. Nla. e
Jehnsua rsiHisfs capitalized IN
one sfrpf In 10 first Inning -
seofs three times snd sfa~a tva
n ths sseund n defeat Zion tuth-
sran 5 To-
Friday night Garage Fmplnyss
meet sumner odafslloss IN ths
"a osioeE game while Eias club
tsnFlss sith Narthsfn rsriflc
Railway shops IN ne alshfrap a
? O'Clock
lion started f.st against
ma. sadessan. fst Tillns.cs
bat sui east rsal far.ss
slnal~d Art Roadway saa.ss~d
fiilas.ss home fiueaei sis-
GIed IN the Jshasoe's fifst.
isr.aa Ihf~W the ball away.
Homer ltalcauh doubled. scur-
ms nlusFsi "a snal the count.
Frank Haffa walked snd Jssh
Nash doubled 10 pat ths Jshnsans
ahead to
In The second tha Painters .swsf
up The contest ~ ClYsis olson's
single and an error. Hus Andersen
Doubling 10 left flid. scoring both
men.
ruYaiiup started right wAsa
tawFeass Annlssa val led.
Ffea stfsakm MAJ singled.
Catcher nlii naftaa dsspp~a
ono % I'm Thauss' pitcher ~
pat the runners 90 sessad and
third base. DunEan flew ast h
right field. The Drugs taking
q sns-run lead.
Ia the second inning Huf nrsw
doubled and stole third fof schmidt
and scored On EnEiss hit 10 cen
ter
Tho Druggists sreFed aTain in
the flfth when Cas- kurismha
walked and vent n sscand IN .
passed hail then Nith tsn sut snd
stranhman on first ~ Ssih.
buchanan singled 10 sanrs kuei.
smta
Jensen. scored their saiy
run In the nfth slih two saf
when A. Faseett walked sad
Virgo Fsseeii tfipief 10 right.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
SCHMITT DRUGGISTS, PUYALLUP, S0FTBALL THREAT
Explains New Doq Club

pr. A A weeifsi WI explain
over IN ar tonieht ne purpose
and ths intsnt - ~ newly
fesasa Washington Doe ownsfs
Protective association. whsn ~ =
Interviewed ~ RAY Grummsl -
NJ sYeu and Nour Dos program.
kAo e. elia
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Overnight Entries and Selections

1T Red Canoe CwelsmAn) 'iioI
ia Lady Edith tNorton) 'ioz
20s Bernie Boy Psrdiekl.. liz
217 Certaros tVArner) -. 107
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

SUMMARY
Stolen bases - Hebert, Willis a.
Sacrifice hits - Turner. Two-base
hits-Werbiskv R. Tollefson 2. He
bert. Three-base hit-Kranc. Home
runs-Wise. Kranc. Double play
A. Like to r. Tollefson 70 Z. Toilet
son. Left on bases-Smelter Local 3,
johnson Paint Co. 8. Nine hits 5
runs off Horst in 52h innings: / hit
o runs off Michaelson in az innings
Struck out-Bv Libke ID. Horst
Michaelson 2. Bases on balls - OFF
Libke 2 Horst /, Losing pitcher
Horst. Wild pitches-Libke 2. Horst
Michaelson. Time Of game hours.
Umpire-Clark.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Models in Uphill
Baseball Victory

Scoring two runs IN the ninth
inning. the Model Lumber nins
came from hshlnd 20 register a
7 10 victory over The summit
Cubs In a Senior Boys league
game played al Mckinley ysstsr-
day.
The last lnnlnE rally started
when Neldon stlllweii siaEled.
Hass Mitchell got . life on an
srrar and hath runners were
advanced On sacrifice hy
stan stowe. John klafleh
and Mick DuBols followed
with singles 10 drive In the
tying and winning runs and
bring Vietory 10 the iamhsr
lads
Lloyd Alblce led tho bat eisi.
defs getting tHo hits In four
times At bat Fielding bonors
went a. the Models who registered
a double play and played = good
defensive game
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Paint Squad
Seis Down
Ore Outfit
George Wise Hits
Homer for ONLY
Smelter Scores
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS

-Four City league teams win
vie for honOrs at Lincoln
bowl on Thursday night. Turf
Smoke shop meeting GMC
Trucks In the opener at !
o'clock, and Superior Dairy
clashing with Ca m m ano
Brothers In the Q o'clock tiff.
The latter il postponed game
Of July 20. The Truckers
want to win to reach first
place. while the Dairy boys
must win to stay in the chase
for q playoff spot. In other
words, both games are i'm
portant-
Although touched for nine hits,
Al Lbke managed to win 5 to 3
over Smelter Local Wednesday
night at Lincoln bowl, the only
telling blow being a home run by
George Wise in the fifth with two
men on base. Libke famed Is
batters during the evening.
John Horst worked into the
sixth inning before giving way
to Michaelson. and up TO the
sixth had hurled five hit ball.
With one out in the fatal
sixth, Kranc poled one out of
the park then Stocklin and
Libke singled and both scored
on Rudy Tollefson's double.
Errors paved the way for
johnson runs In the second
and third frames.
Although the loss virtually elm
mates the Smelter boys from a
chance to get in the play offs,
the schedule will be carried out
until the Superior Dairy club has
proved its right to a series spot.
and first place will have been
decided.
George Wise, with three hits
and a swell fielding game easily
took honors, while spadafore's
catch of long drive to deep left
by Ray Willis in the fourth was
the individual high spot.
Box score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09
Pioneer League

The Salt Lake Bees. Pioneer
league leaders but much battered
In recent weeks. suffered another
Of a long series Of setbaeks last
night and dropped. 80. a game 10
the lowly Pocatello Cardinals.
Salt Lake ......-.....
Pocateilo .....s..+.-.
hsriowe and Psrtee: capllnger
and Kerr.
Ogden .ss......sss..s
Twin Falls ......-.
Ford and Cola; Budnick and
O'Bsnnion.
Idaho Fails ......5 /
Boise .s-.-.sss.r.+-.. ~
Tobin and Beard; Rasmussen
and Lorenzen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Fourth Race Purse $500. three
gear-olds and up: claiming. sin
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aiHIs sou'naII.

seventh Race Purse $500, J.
year-olds and up. claiming. Ia
miles.
"a. G.A.s ss.....a.... ss....
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Third Race-Purse $500; three
year-olds and up; claiming; SIX
furlonRs.
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TWILIGHT s.ssnAiL LEAGUE

Kashmler and spsnglsr. Rash
and I. Martineau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Of Gretna. Louisians. a raw. green
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sENIon noxs nAsEnAII.

Larry Rssk the Diary Dean 81
the senior Boys league fave the
Lakewood Center their fret defeat
~ the last half yesterday.
Rssk struck out II Lakewood
hsttsrr. nartinsau u the Boys
Clubs cot Two singles and = double
Lakewood Center 80. I 5 2
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

Arctic nottlers came out ~
their slump 10 take ths Lincoln
Service club. : To yesterday.
smith Of the Bettlsrs allowed only
two hits
Arctic nottlsrs ...sss 2 o
Lincoln Service ss.4.. = 2
Smith and Fournisfi Cshula
and wickstrom.
a,,,s s:,rs..,,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

sixth Race Purse t40o. s-yssr-
old and up. Claiming. l i-i6
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-09

First Race: Purse $500: 3-year-
olds and up: Washington Foai.
claiming; 5is furlongs
225 Premier Jim (Pardick). liz
oe5 Broom Sweep (smlth) ..ios
Evening star., 1940-01-07


on the back. groan.
yet people be safe from burglars if they'll just get
good locks and have them properly installed Combination
locks have been tried house DOORS but they too slow
and bothersome at night There is lock- though that in
combination lock- This the pntumbed dead lock-
often called Yale lock because adapted from ancient
Egypt by New England Yankee named Linus Yale BY
changing the noces along of key and the grooves
along the sides there 100000 possible variations
mng the number Of secure combinations Each lock
sent by the factory set for different combination If
good the notches along your key edge
will vary noticeably in Depth
Such locks cannot be picked by any burglar who isn't
master ocksmth Courtney in fact is of the few lock-
smiths who Burglars would like to know how do it,
he sad or all they do with this type OF lock to force
it. and that's hard if it's honest lock- However there
poor made of lead which easily forced And not
an honest lock can hold on to Aimsy doorjamb"
Eyes glowing, Courtney shows quaint Moorish locks
in his shop bought with the handsome fee he got for
ing the trunks of King Alfonso. who fled Spain 50 fast that
he forgot his keys massive wooden locks from Jerusalem
locks from Rome and Pompe Ivan the Terbes paddock;
Mesopotaman key of 400 BE- 1t is the Oldest key Court
ney knows Of the gem of his unique collection of 10000 keys
and 1900 locks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-16
TRlMBLEDIRECTS
 LIBRARY CLASSES
Learning to Listen Course to Feature Romantic
 Period Music Tonight

The Early Romantic Period of the 18th Century will be the feature topic of the Learning to Listen" class this evening at the Bronson Library. The Learning to Listen" class sponsored by the WPA Adult Educational Program will be con- ducted by Walden Trimble.
 The program this evening will consist of:
 Sonata in F Major, for violin and piano. Jeno Lener, violin; Louis Kentner, piano.
 1st Movement-Allegro.
 2nd Movement-Adagio motto es- pressivo.
 3rd Movement-Scherzo (Allegro molto) and Trio.
 4th Movement-Rondo (Allegro ma non troppo).
 Robert Schumann, a Middle Ro- mantle Period Composer, will con- clude the second part of the pro- gram.
 Carnaval Suite, Opus g; Myra Hess at the piano.
 Symphony No. 2, in c Major, Opus 61.
 1st Movement-Sostenuto assai. Allegro ma non troppo.
 2nd Movement-Scherzo (Allegro vivace).
 3rd Movement-Adagio expressive.
 4th Movement-Allegro motto viv- ace.
 Eugene mandy and the Philadel- phia Orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-16

Rev. Felix Scoglio officiated at the wedding of Miss Dolores DeLeo, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Niclario DeLeo of Ward street and James Mastrosimone, son of MT. and Mrs. J. Mastrosimone of Central ave- nue, Ansonia, which took place at 9 o'clock at St. Lucy's4 Church this morning. The nuptial mass which followed was also celebrated by Father Scoglio.
 Cut flowers decorated the altar and special program of nuptial music was rendered.
 The bride had as her maid of honor Miss Anna Panasci and the bridesmaids were Misses Anna Migli- arc, sister of the bride and Rose Mastrosimone, sister of the bride groom. Samuel Sardo was best man and the usners included: Phillip Galante, cousin of the bride, and William Rinaldi.
 The bride wore a gown of white chiffon with long sleeves puffed at the wrist and having sweetheart neckline and full skirt terminating in a train. Her long veil of tulle fell from 6 crown of seed pearls and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-07-16
BY WnG. E. MCKINNEY America,s Card Authority.

Many beginners have heard the saying, "Always cover an honor with an honor" but that rule does not always hold true. I hope these ar- ticles will help you improve your defense.
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