davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Bucko Refereeing Lacrosse

Bucko Mcdonald the former Red Wing efereeng lacrosse
Canada.
Here's to start argument: hard hit
tennis ball travels faster than pitched baseball
Ben Hogan has sister named Princess and brother named
Royal. But he's just plain William Ben Hogan.
Mucho Gusto the campagner owned by Kirby Ram
has been given yo from the because Of
1t will be several weeks before big Gus goes the
Jack Dempsey slated federal that has TO
do with the handling of with foreign Red
Ormsby father of H. should be well stocked with neckes fol-
lowing the annual Fathers Day handouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
rotsl' IS 4 a. u 40
tBatted for Newhouser. In seventh.
Slated for Thomas In ninth.

Season batting averages
TEAM season batting averages
DETROIT 900 COL lO3 :
W aEhington 200 obs fes-t
Runs bstted In Travis. Archie. cramer,
Campbell 2. Lewis 2, McCosky 2, Evans.
York. Two-bsse hits-WelaJ, Aullin. Lewis
Evans. Stolen base York. Sacrince Case,
Double pIays-Sullivan to Gehringer. Evans
TO Bloodworth. Left on bases Detroit II,
Washington s. Bases on balls-On Hudson
q. or Hewhouser 4 Struck out - BY Hud-
son &. by Newhouser 4 Hits New
houser In innings. or Thomas In 2
innings Losing pitcher ewhouser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16


The Tigers play him to the left
The customers who have written in complaining about the
delay between the Detroit track will
wall with their complaints they take look at the daily records
kept by officials No track country running
faster Most tracks have time scheduled every
30 minutes Races off every 25 excepting
holidays.
Cleveland has peeve on for Jimmy Dykes. Sir James
has rated Luke Appng Lou Boudeau shorsop He
also has observed that takes Bob Feer two hours
pitch ball game. Dykes says Teller gets his jery
and destroys rhythm Naturally the Tribe writer's have
leaped Mr.. Dykes with Gathering of typewriter keys
If Feler makes his mates ttery-wel know few
who would be willing to have the jumping bes to have few
around like him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
SECOND ME-


Totals "a 2 , SIS 90 All
Season batting averages
Team season batting averages
lBatted for Leonard in hfth.
DETROIT 020 700 4
Washington 200 OOO-2
Runs battsd In Lewis z Campbell 2.
hullio Two base hits McCosky Mullin
Three base hit Lewis Home run Camp
bell. Double piay--Gehringsr IN Tebbettk 10
Higgins IN Croucher Left on bases-ne-
troN 4. Washington Bases On baIls-On
Leonard ! on Trout z Struck BY
Trout J. nv Leonard 4. by Kennedy !.
His-On Leonard . In innings on
Kennedy none IN l inning Wild pitch
Leonard Passed halls Early z Losing
pitcher Leonard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Fisherman Succumbs

Seized with a heart attack as he
was fishing near MarySville.
Marian Praski, 81, Of 1888 Dryer
avenue. died as. he was being
taken 10 Saratoga General HoSpi-
tai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Chesfy Kendall Wins Again!
PROVES BEST SKIPPER
IN COMMODORE'S RACE

Harry Kendall couldn't remember thenumber Of times he
had the commodore at the Detroit Yacht Club when
queried after Sundays victory.
Eight times. remember exactly" he said
discontinued of lack of competition
NO" he answered but II might not he bad idea II
commodores picked few pointers at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
:: la q
II BY Bo6 1ll~q(y
That N0blemdn of Baseball World,
Wish Egan, Is 90 Today

MONDAYS MULLIGAN:-Con Congratulations 10 Aoysius
Jerome Egan the end only He's 90 today and just getting
warmed up o start pitching double-h headers.
Most determined appearing person sports Patty Berg
gal golfer Jimmy like little boy, helping
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Conn in Perfect
Shape TO Meet
Joe Wednesday

POMPTON LAKES, N. J.. June
l6.-Physically and psychologist
ally. Billy Conn will be in perfect
condition when he meets Joe Louis
Wednesday night.
This was the general agreement
today in the calm. summary sur
lroundings of Conn's training camp
at Pompton Lakes when the
Pittsburgh kid finished heavy
training chores for his appearance
at the Polo Grounds. Johnny Ray,
the sawed-off little gent who
pilots Sweet William, explained
why Conn is perfectly conditioned.
He also freely divulged why
Champion Louis will have trouble
on his hands.
Listen" Ray began. "Billy's
been working hard It's been
tough on him, punching these
hefty sparring partners around
every day. He's tired Of that
and plenty anxious to have at
Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
BAYVIEW Y. &. REGATTA RESULTS
Teams Wanted in twilight League

The Westward Athletic Assoca- edo 800
ion calling for twilight hard additional
ball Next Monday James McCusker
June Is, DelDuco, 500 To- avenue, vi 2-0718
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
DietZ
District


Continued from First Sport Page
Summer won the the State Anna
teur at CharlevoiX.
If the army doesn't get him be
fore then-he already has filled
out his questionnaire-Mike vii
play in next months state tourna
Iment and try for a double He
lost in the quarterfinals a year ago
Dietz attributes the improve
ment in his golf game TO a gooc
break he got during the Winter
He went 10 Florida. planning to
play in several tournaments. but
arrived too late for them. After
puttering around for a short time
he was about TO return 10 Detroit
when he met II. II. Chilson, g
member of Plum Hollow. Mike
remained there another month
with Chilson. playing golf AND
practicing every day.
HE'S CAPTAIN MIKE
On his return 10 Detroit. by the
way Mike was put in charge OF
Chilson'S cruiser, ne Zephyr
Capt. Mike Dietz Of the good
ship Zephyr, is the way his for
mer buddies in the caddie ranks
now refer to him.
Flowers slump in the after
noon shocked those in his gallery
who saw him fire five brides al
Thorner in the other match. But
whereas he was sinking Them from
everywhere IN this match. includ-
ing holed chip shot, the big fell
low couldn't do anything right in
the afternoon On at least six
holes he needed two puts after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
EVERY ONE PITCHES IN

When the storm subsidized, Grif-
fifth hustled his seamen into the
fields. All help were pressed into
servicS-hot dog vendors in white
ducks and coats doing their bit
for defense alongside of the WASH
ington clubs regular razorbacks.
With broomS and water pals
the men worked, grimly sweeping
and sweeping and carrying and
carrying in a relentless battle
against the floods. At one time
it looked like Bucky Harris would
have TO pinch hit. But gradually
the workers gained on the waters
yard by yard-through tackle
and off end. Until finally one
could notice the waters shrink.
Then Griffith. the admiral him.
self. sailed out onto the seas
with an umbrella. a la Chamber.
lain Griff took no chances on a
puny thunderstorm he wore 4
-HaiHeoat, too. After an inspection,
Admiral Griffith returned 10 the
dugout and whispered 10 Sum-
merS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

more than an hour Happily.
Griffith's ground crew got the tr6 !
paulin on the infield. But wheAt
the rains got through with the
outfield conveys could have pa
trolled most any spot in the wide
expanse that is the huge WASH
ington Stadium.
1t would not have surprised any
one TO see German sub pop up
from any section Of the watery
stretch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
PLENTY OF LEATHER

Louis amt meeting no
statue waiting to be punched,
the manager asserted. "and,
what's more, he's notgoing In
there with guy who throws
one punch and gets the shakes.
BILLY Is going to give Louis
something he hasn't had before
and that's plenty OF leather.
which we don't think Louis can
take" Ray concluded in his III
agnoSis OF the situation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16

Goals Bpfg isnAro FsfrAns campbell.
Bsrrs, touthuCk q T Lfnsrd o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
.5O-MiIe Sail
Runs TO Form
In Squd|Iy Race
By GEORGE Z. VAN

There are many what-might-
have-beens today for the shippers
and crews who sailed in the Bay.
view Yacht Clubs 50-mile race on
Lake 81. Clair which started Sat-
urday afternoon and ended early
Sunday morning.
As the regattaS have been going
so far this season the results ran
close 10 form.
Dave SloSs' Kathmar won her
third straight start in the racing
cruising class over Tom m y
Fishers Apache: Challenge, Perez
DarnallS six-meter. won racing
division laurels and in so doing
'beSted another six, Gordon Saun-
der's Noreg for the third time in
row and the ever well-handled
yawl. Rainbow ". won for Perez
c. Williamson in the cruising class.
The what might have beens ?
Here are a few;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
sQUALLY SHIFTING WINDS

If the squally. southwest winds
OF from Is 10 IS miles velocity had
prevailed all the way round
Charley Beck's Hostess III, 52-foot
yswl might have won racing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
PeeVes Not justified Fl

Barney McCosky says Bill Dickey
no longer is strictly rightheld hitter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
u. S. Will Lease
Site for Parking

A sizeshle portion OF vacant
federal property located on the
northeast corner Of the intersection
at l4th 81. and Pacific ave. il 10
be leased for use 50 an auto park
ing lot. Postmaster George +.
Fishhurne announced Thursday.
Bids will be opened In the post
masters office. first floor Of the
Federal building. at p. m. March
Is Bid forms may be obtained
there prior to that time
The land available for private
lease Is plot 12a feet by 100.
bounded on three sides by the two
streets and the alley.
The government owns the entire
block between 18th and 18th SITS.
and between A 81. and Pacific
ave. The site Is planned for q
much-needed new four-story fed
eral office building. which is 10 be
built when government funds are
made available after present emer-
gency construction throughout the
nation IL accomplished.
Meanwhile. downtown merchants
and businessmen welcomed the
prospects of utilizing the plot fol
additional centrally-located park
ing space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
The Stork Brought to

NJ. and Mrs Richard A Housi-
auN. 1909 So. 6 st. Feb s. daurh-
ter.
Mr.. aud M Gnhert n. Powers,
is62 so. Prospect ST, Feb. .,
daughter.
Nj and Mrs.. Roland N Hsrrop.
1887 y. 26th st. Feb &. daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs ishmsel NJ Dock
On. is2s 40. path at. Feb. 2,
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Marcus y Nc.
Mahon. 500 ~. X ST. Feb. q
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Jaw Theodore Cole
a0it So. 10th a. Feh 4. son.
Nj and Mrs. Billie u. Raksr
1914 So. 6 st. Feb. s. daughter
Nj and Mrs Clarence J Tan
ner. Olympia. Feb. u. daughter.
Nj and Mrs. Thos G. Drake
il0i so. Washington st. Feb. 4
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Jos. schu-
Ter. Puyallup. Jan. n. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph r. Shoe.
make. Lakevisw, Feb. 10. dsuEh'
ter
Mr. and Mrs Arnold " Foss
1919 So Ainsworth ave, Feb. II
/ son.
Nj and Mrs. LOUIS Halssno
1908 No. a6th st. Jan. Z. daughter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

several saudF=.i hlxh <hcei ~.
slcisns r~rF~ssnslnx tie entire
Northwest an begin sffixinH IN
rscenns safiy Friday far tss an
nusi $40 ard rrsemhi- contest
spun.ssea ~ ~ Northwest Music
ss~eesstsen. an cfxsnssstlen ef
fahlis sxhcei musse supervisors
Art Instructors
TIE ns~tsns stIl - hela 81 me
cniisss ~ Puget aeana. h<xsnalns
wiih To sn.<uhss contest in
1ene. hsll Friday evening ard sns.
INC sltA = erne<rs saturday Might
n tanes nal ~ ths SINNERS ~
nv highest ratings n tks eest.sss
fer the ea.ssnnle c~atssts nv.
aay Might. ~ different sruurs
sill 10 heard. h~Eirnias At
o'el~sk and ending ~ II Entries
include Instrumental tsics guar.
tets and ehsmhss groups. hands
snd efrhsstrss These sntFI~s rep.
resent the rses % musicians ffnw
tho leading high wnoels In ths
snail ensembles the classification
Includes strtR.ss Instruments
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
California Storm
Moving Eastward
BY UNITED PRESS

Tn. storm which broug I
floods 10 California during the
early part Of the week was NOV
ing eastward Thursday. causing
snow throughout most Of the
North Central states
As much as eight inches Of
snow was reported in parts ~
Kansas and Nebraska. The same
disturbance caused rain from
Texas and the southern plains
states as far west as Utah and
Arizona.
The L. &. weather bureau said
snow may be expected east Of the
Great Lakes Friday IS the storm
continues toward the Atlantic.
Points along the gulf and South
Atlantic coast reported colder
weather today but it WAS warmer
from the northern portions Of the
Gulf states TO the Great Lakes
and northern Appalschians.
Local SHOWS covered parts OF
the northern Rocky mountains.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Two Persons
Suffer Hurts
Both Crushes ot
7 Mile Corner

Two psFsnns Nefe Injured.
lhaush neither seriously. n 49,
dens. "Wednesday nixht snd s.fis
THURSDAY At ths sever Me ceFrsF.
hsu a MI. -cuta u ne raeems
sits limits
IN wreck there 81 as , N
NJ. Beatrice Rats. IS nusss
suAplaye ~ Western state hospital
st Fort stsilsccons. suffered
bruises bat -. reported IN Ecei
cendi,ion. she ~. taken directly
10 the hospital ard treated there
Miss Rats ~as riding IN = caF
driven ~ Joseph A sniaer. 10.
yesr-old Western state hospital
attendant Ne Vas making : left
turn toward stsiiscoom whsn .
car going south. driven ~ tsfulsl
y rttsr. -. ~ the IAN medical
regimen, 81 Camp Murray. struck
NJ. vehicle.
A soldier. Gene BARCLAY - Camp
Murray. wss treated 81 tire Pierce
County hospital ssfts Thursday
after = thfrs-esr .mash-up 81 ths
same south ena intersection naF.
clay vas released immediately.
Others involved w.rs " "
DECKER. ~ ASH Ne. Oh and Lieut.
enjsmln ]. neafd and Armand
Connefy, .. eath II Camp Muir,
ray Investigation ~ state Patrol.
mar y NJ Petersen indicated
niek.r sna Lieut. pesFd both hss
stopped for IN. red traffic light
when connery going .outh At hlsh
speed. struck the hack ~ Decker,
car and bounced dlssensllv seros'
N. highway into the iieutensnt''
car
connsry va. booked for reckless,
driving and released 10 mlnisr,
+ police
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Ray Yilss. 50 year-old Fife la
bor.r. whom state Pstfolmsn J. "
Mckinney found Tuesday night
lying sound asleep on tho Pacific
highway east 81 the PuYsllup river
bridge. was committed to Tbs
county jail for 80 days Thursis y
BY Justice Blanche Funk Miller
She also asEssssd = $40 fine on
the drunk and disorderly charge
The officer said Vil.s fell of
his bicycle into ditch and Their
cravled nut IN the pavement and
went 70 sleep A car almost turn.
ed over trying IN avoid him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

1i;cen1e,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Lee Arthur Hsr-
vey. SIS. Seattle. and Jessie h. May.
81. Route l. Box "a Olalla Ralph
Woodland 80. and Edna MoElveen,
q. both Of Seattle, Merle Franklin
Fusen. 2s. 6s31 So Junett and
Winifred Elma Cray. Is. 5606 So.
Warner; Clifford Gilge IS. 1905
So. stevens st. and Rose Mary
Iaviols. 26. Route 2. Box 500, Ia
coma: John Henry Fisher. 26, I'll
% st. s. W, Puyallup. and Opal
Doonttle. 80, Route 3, Box ASS,
Puyallup. Howard Irvine Middle
ton. %. 2l56 So NJ st. and Mabel
Earline McClatehey. l. 107 Ea
cath. Willie V. Peterson. %, and
Jewel o. Anderson. %. both Of
1i37t. Broadway; William Archie
Gaines. 26, s5th bombardment
SQUADRON McChord field. and Mar
garie Stevens. 10, APP Broadway;
Richard George Mortensen %
seahurst. Wash. and Moye Isabel
Caldwell. 20. Seattle: Ernest
Raush. IS. and Eva Eisbener, 81
both Of Seattle Charles Smith. "a
1910 Alaska. and Alice Gladys
ormsby. 80. Emerson apis, Taco
ma; Everett Brown Chasteen. 30
Fort Lewis. and Ellen Amanda
Smiley. 20 303 So 9th. Merle X
Burton, 80 Burton. Wash, and
Margaret Pauline Wegener, 20
Vashon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Longview Group
Coming Tuesday

A goodwill delegation from
iongview viii visit Taenms and
adjacent military establishments
nsxt Tuesday u va. disclosed
Thursday by J J Kaufman. prsss.
dent Of the Chamber Of Commerce
and host Ia the group.
Some 90 Goodwill Pilgrims.
including the mayor Of i.onssiss
and president ~ the Chamber 81
Commerce there. viii start their
tour with = luncheon ~ the Hotel
winthrop 81 which Mayor Harry
y. Cain will preside.
Escorted by local civic leaders
IN. group will make = detailed
Inspection 81 Fort Lewis and Ne.
Chord field during tho afternoon,
Entertainment At the luncheon
viii be provided by Pacific fsith.
.rsn college Reservations may
10 made al the Chamber ~ Com.
msrcs. Kaufman ssid.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Victim OF Accident
Files Damage Suit

Frank klssr. Aiderton dairy
farmer. who was hurt in an sDio
collision Jan. 0 near Calvary Gem
etsry al So 74th and Bennett
STA filed q 81 80 80 damage suit
IN superior court mere Thur.ds y
against the driver - IN. other
car. ISoHOTs GTsissmsr
klssr charges that Mas grsiss
msr driving - high speed struck
crossed tho main roadway 81 the
intsrssciion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
after a cold
then what
nOCTOPS stress remaining IN bod
NuriII The bod l,rnp.ralnf, . nor.

n ~ atSa hffFt fFHNAFNffa " fASfl
DBriii the hodF tsnpsrsiuf, % nor
ma Sound ,dyies.
You NOV nov sess YOU feel sfisr ,
rid. Colds play hstoc ~ >ss.ening
The hody. ! he story IS psll iold IN the
blood plctur.. II u important ~ build
bar. body strength right sssy 10 car
~ m, load Of vort. sOrries. and loss
of feep. A sesbsned body NAV be
more susceptible 10 r,isPee or long
drawn out recovery.
so reason seuslbis and izts The ciioioe
Of millions b. Immediately IiSfiing on
. cOufse Of SIS. I ONO - lz.sn three
times dsy Immediately beiors meals.
In the sbsenae 81 iossl injection OF
organic di~s<. YOU should note I'M
pIosemenf 10 The wy fOu fee and
look within the hrs 10 o1ss. 1be con
fdenos Of millions os.r many f,ss 10
ths test t.stimonizl Of this produo.
An experience With SIS
Tonic will cause YOU 10 say 10
your friends. SIS. made me
iceland look lise myself ogain."
adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Six More Men to Army
Friday From Board 4

In addition IN those announced
Wednesday. the following men will
10 indicted into army service En-
dsv from board 4
Kenneth William Hansen. s22 So.
10th st Joseph Aloysius hisls.
1524iz So. X st. Cody Max Bear
demphl. 1918 East 30th n Alfred
Leo Dorfner. e21 So. NJ st Yoshio
Noritak.. 1885, Market ST, and
Emmett Charles Ends u, POI
Spragus ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
$4,000 Farmers
Banquet Saturday

WAsHI>GTON ~ Agricult u .
department officials estimated to
day that more than 250. 600 farm
ers will attend national Farm Day
dinners Saturday night. observing
IN. eighth anniversary Of III. New
Deal farm program
President Roosevelt. Vice pfssi-
dent Henry A Wallace. and SEQ
rstary Of Agriculture Claude n
WickArd VIII address the meetings
between ~ 10 and II p m. EST
over network ~ all three major
radio chains from the White
House.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Mr. and Mrs. Farl p sulhart
Auburn. Feb, ~. son.
Mr.. and Mrs Burton $. Johnson.
sl22 SO. Tacoma way. Jan. n,
son
Mr. and Mrs James A Wood
ard. RI. Z. Box Sss. Feb l. daugh-
ter
Mr. and Mrs John EdW, Dean.
Puyallup. Jan. q. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Henry n Rouoh-
ard TsOs So r st. Feb. 6. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernet r RAY. 500
So. Ainsworth sve, Jan. 81 son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin NJ Tomhn-
son. RI 4. Box es. Feb. 10. son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eghcrt = sullivan,
Puyallup. Feb. Z, son
MIR and Mrs Donald II Rohy
Gig Hsrhor. Feb. s. daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie A WEIGH
sOOe So. Park ave. Jan. II, son.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. =. GiEon.
1862 No. Nisscher st. Feb. ID.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Willard y Haynes
STA No. Junett st. Feb. II. daugh-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. clifford r. Ras
mussen. Gray Goose Inn, Feb. Il
son.
Mr.. and Mfs Carl y. Olson
3507 No. Shirley st. Feb. Il
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Harold stavig
$40 No. NJ st. Feb 6. son
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew J. Lay
cock. 141o SO. X at. Feb. 4
daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John II Galhraltl
jr. 1871 Fawcett ave, Feb. 3. son
j Mr.. and Mrs. Jos A Fox. RI. Z
Box All, Feb. Z. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Elzic Reed. Okla
hogan. Feb. /. son.
Mr. and Mrs Hans X. lanyard
224 So. 55th st. Feb. 5. son
Mr.. and Mrs. Monde A Gun
ther. 1918 SO. Alder st. Feb. I
son
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur J. Aeus
chke u. Ri 6. Box 1ssB. Feb.
son
Mr. and Mrs. Edw. n. Scearcs
RI. /. Box 1904. Feb. 3. dsugh
ter
Mr. and Mrs Claude n. West
gate. Salem, Ore, FEB. 7. daugh
ter.
Mr. and Mrs RAY NJ Jsrvi,
7O4 No Stadium way Feb Z sof
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford N Coot
s13s So Thompson ave. FEB.
daughter
Mr. and Mrs Donald Edv
Rucker. 1903 No. Alder st, Feb
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Ar West. Por
Angeles. Feb s. daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Louis Cohen. 100
SO g st. Feb daughter
Mr. and Ars Cecil WI. Bate
s417 so. Pine st. Fob 2. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Erickson
3t0s SO. Durango st, FEB.
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth A Ken
nedy. 30I2 No 9th At. Feb. .. sor
Mr. and Hrs David Wm Ne
lis. 5s35 So. Sheridan ave FEB
daughter
Mr. and Mrs Oscar J FORSTER,
5zls So Thompson ave. Feb
son.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Edw Jscot
son. 1913 y 35th ,t. Fsb. -. tai
Sons
Mr. and Gustav A Wrstholu
1922 -. tsotin - Fsb II. daugt
ter
M and Mrs Car Risks -. .
Taeonns Fsb ~. Hsughtsr
Mr. and Mrs. Howard y. Tones
RI I. ppz sO7. Pen 2. daughter
Mr. and Ms. Ralph l. Psterso'
PuysllBp Fen. 2. son
Mr. and Mrs.. Lon Cunningham
35lI No. 5lst at. Fsb , sOn
Mr. and Mrs. Otto ~ Knei
1901 v. J - Pen. ID son
Mr.. and Mr. R0bt ~ Essisi
DAY. Nisquslly. FEB. , ozuEhisl
NJ and Mr. lanes BoIlsnDsej
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Biggest Ships Ever Built
In North America Probably
Will Be Constructed Here
This Statement Mode by John D. Reilly.
President OF Todd Corporation. Who
Visited Local Yords on Wednesday

The biggest and finest ships built in North America
Will undoubtedly be constructed right here the
declaration Of John r. Reilly he inspected the Seattle
Tacoma Shpbuilding Corp. yards late Wednesday.
Reilly Is president of the Todd Shipyard Corp Of New
York Of which the local Is subsidiary and WAS
visiting the spraWng plant here for the first time