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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Report We|1he|
To Coach Navy

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 2S.--
Commodore John E. Welchel, as
sistant backfeld coach for the
Navy. today was reported as the
probable successor to head Mentor
Maj. Emory S. (Swede) Larson,
who concludes his coaching career
with tomorrow's game against the
Army in Philadelphia.
Capt. T. Starr King, athletic
director of the academy, said Lar
son, in December. will be relieved
of his present duty as commanding
officer of the marine detachment
at the naval school. 1t is reported
he will be stationed at the navy
war college at Newport, r. I.
Welchel. who played quarter
back for the Navy under Coach
Gil Dobie. served as assistant
coach from 1919 10 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
1st Skate Meet
New Year S Day

Detroit skaters will open their
season New Years Day at Fenton.
Michigan, ii was announced today
by Wilbur Miller, secretary Of the
Detroit Skating Association.
Guy Lyman of Dearborn is In
charge of arrangements at Fenton
and says events will be held for
all classes. IT also was announced
that Grand Rapids will hold the
Western Michigan championships
sometime late in January.
In a bowling match last night
between Detroit and Wyandotte
skaters the local team of Vincent
Bozich. Wilbur Miller, Leo Flaek,
Red Harrington and John Krinz
beat the downriver quintet of Gene
Baird. Ed Finnegan, Leo Woitko-
WAX, Frank Cortice and Ben Bag
dale, 2178 to 2124.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

period lead on a goal by big
Johnny Mariucci Then the Red
Wings came SlaShing back for
goals by Sid Abel and Gus GieSe-
brecht in the second period and
clinched the victory in the third
period on scoring shots by Don
Crosse and Pat McReavy, the new
right winger from the Bruins.
Despite Referee Frank fKing)
Clancy who levied five penalties
in the first II minutes, the boys
slashed and crashed each other
through the full so minutes.
Art Wiebe and Mariucci of the
Hawks came out with cuts. along
with Gus Giesebrecht of Detroit.
Eddie Wares of the Wings suffered
a sprained ankle when rolled upon
by Mariucci an the second period.
The rest were a battered and we'll
spent crew at the finish.
As a result of his injury Wares
will be left behind with Defense
men Alex Motter and Bob White
law when Detroit leaves tonight
for NeW York.
Jimmy Orlando, Detroits de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Football Scores

Texas %, Texas A. and M. o.
Arkansas 10, Tulsa 8.
Eion 26 Appalachian s.
Oklahoma A. and NJ. 80. Wichita -.
Muhlenberg, %, Gettysberg 10.
F. and M IA, Ursinus 10.
Albright 26 Millersville Is.
Lincoln "a Howard o.
Lemoyne Z. Arkansas State o.
Morris Brown -. Clark o.
Tennessee Tech s, Murfreesboro o..
louisiana Teen 3y, Centenary Z.
Ouachita Z, Henderson o.
Chattanooga 40. Mercer 10.
Parsons 20. Iowa Wesleyan s.
MeMurry I. Oklahoma City 0.
Conway Teachers 7. Arkansas Tech 4.
Florida A. ana N. II. Xavier On. o. 0.
Lane Z. Wilberforce o.
Southwestern La. Tech s. La Normal o.
Cars-Newman o. King 0.
Austin 20. Trinity. Tex. 10.
Friendship 7. Clinton o.
Ark. State Tchrs. Z. Ark. Tech. q.
Lemoyne Coll. 7. Ark. A. a NJ. o.
Ala. A g. NJ. IS. Edw Waters 4.
John Tarleton Q, Arlington AZ. q.
Fla. y. n l. 7. Bethune Coekman q.
Scranton Frosh Is. Wyoming Seminary Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

Appeal Vetoed, Babe
YOUNG 10 Be Induced

NEW YORK. Nov. 2S.-INC)
His appeal vetoed by the board
of appeals Babe Young. 26-year-
old first baseman of the New
York 65i5HtS today faced induction
soon into the army.
Young, who led the Giants in
runs batted in during the past
season, listed his father as a de-
pendent. Local Draft Beard 224i5,
Long Island City. said mo"
Babe was married several years
ago but is divorced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
L299<3ttS
, i by LEO kheeIomslI
SPORTS EDITOR
Once There Was Hunter Who Shot Himself a
Deer-But He Have TO Make Rabbit Stew Now

Once upon time there mighty hunter named Elmer
McCleland whom the countryside people called Slim The
mighty hunter called Slim his annual CUSTOM trampd the
forest up in Northern Michigan and shot himself deer
The deer heavyweight-14O pounds so-but Slim.
the mighty hunter justly proud of his achievement and
hung the in front of his place of business which is
called the Rngsde and which State street. for all passes
by to see what he, the mighty hunter had done
But cad eads dark night, stole steathy the
premises and did swing with the deer That 10
and to this hour the deer have not been
by Slim the mighty hunter, at least
But horrors upon horrors morning upon his arrival
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Wings Win. at Last
First Home Victory Scored Over Hawks, 4 TO |;
Adams Men Now Tied With Americans
BY LEWIS IL. WALTER

Call in the extra guards from
the Belle Isle and Ambassador
bridges and tell the harbormas-
ter'S special crew TO relax TODAY.
Manager Jack Adams and the De-
troit Red Wings have changed
their minds about jumping in the
river. They won a game last night.
Not only won but whipped the
Chicago BlaekhawkS. al. in a
bloodletting hockey battle before
5000 person at Olympia.
The Red Wings third victory.
which was their first at home this
season, kept the Blackhawks from
taking the National League lead
and enabled the Boston Bruins
to tie Toronto at the top with
their overtime victory over the
Brooklyn Americans.
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Mariucci and Orlando Continue Duel

Besides LoPres there four American
n the Chicago team. One of them is Johnny Mariucc Of
allan descent and also from Minnesota. formerly
played for the University Minnesota
good He is roughgong lad whose iueling with
spectaces of hockey
The pair nearly tangled last night 1t quite night
the fans what with Jimmy and Johnny afeudin Tony
Barbara in pews crowd was split
the duesthat between Jimmy Johnny hghstck
honor and the between Tony and Frank
prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
HAWKS TAKE LEAD

II also put the Wings in a tic
for fifth place with Brooklyn and
left them Just one point behind the
New York Rangers. whom they
play in New York tomorrow night.
In battle which saw more
tomahawking than an Indian am
bush, the Blackhawks took a first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
ToNIGHT'S CARD

Lee Savold. Des Moines. vs. Jack
Marshall Dallas. Tex 10 rounds
Johnny benson. Indianapolis. vs.. Buddy
Paul, Philadelphia, rounds
Charlie Roth. Detroit, ~ Ted Nichols.
Ctncinnati. 8 rounds.
Joe 10th Detroit. vs. Earl Campbell
Cincinnati. rounds
Leo Campione Owosso vs.. Jack stern,
Detroit. S rounds
frankie Gilmore. Cincinnati. VS.. Chick
Cauntier. Flint 6 rounds
Chuck Hazel Port Huron, vs. Jimmy
Valcnte, Detroit 4 rounds.
The white hope who energies
triumphant tonight at Olympia
will pocket $1,000 of Frank Bar
baro'S bank roll but. in keeping
with the eccentric course of this
heavyweight tournament, will he
under no obligation TO the gentle
man footing the bills.
For neither fighter has been
signed to an exclusive contract IN
the event he should win this
widely publicized but rather poorly
attended extravaganza Both fight
ers, are. in fact. signed up for
other bouts soon.
Lee Savold, the favorite, who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28


place business what does Slim the mighty hunter find
Slim the mighty hunter where his prize deer hung finds
skinny miserable looking 5pound rabbtwhcn obviously
have been the anemc bunny that chased
wilted carrot.
II had horns-cut from a mulberry husband lied
with rope big enough anchor the Penobscot Building
And Slim the mighty hunter instead Of being
man, annoyed-close to being d mad
Moral-Mghty shouldn't be proud hang their
kill for the populace to gander at.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
White Hope Finale
SavoId and Marshall to Battle for ST. 900,
Then Set Sail for Eastern Fights
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

halls from Des MONIES, has signed
TO appear December , at Paterson.
N. j.. in the mayors annual Christ
mas Fund show His opponent will
be Buddy Knox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
BOSTON MATCH

Jack Marshall. the other finalist,
whose home is in Dallas, Tex, Is
scheduled to fight Bob Pastor
December II in the Boston Gar
dens He was given the bout on
the strength of his victory over
Bill Weinberg there October %,
which. incidentally, was during the
early stages of the tournament
So the promoters of these two
shows stand TO reap whatever
rewards come from the somewhat
dubious but highly profitable honor
of winning. The loser tonight will
receive 5000
Other than a challenge given TO
Mike Jacobs, Barbara has not in
dicated just what he plans TO do
with his white hope champion,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

of pace and his stiffness, with
some good blocking. made him
hard c-stoT,.
Thiede had tho power and drive
that first class fullback needs,
while a slow starter he picked up
speed quickly and was difficult TO
bring down.
Klopman, The leading ground
gamer on the east side, was an
other powerful as we'll as deceptive
runner. No back in the city could
turn an end better then he.
To round out the backfield is L.
of y. Highs. Bill OBrien. The
Scrappy O'Brien. who weighs less
than 80 pounds, was the most
versatile back in the league He
was clever, whether he ran. passed
or kicked Despite his small size
he was an effective worker on the
field.
Not The best mechanical center
IN the league was Ed Rutherford
of DENLY who was named atthe
pivot position. but this mighty
mlte-he weighs only 129 pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Fight Results

s,lisAbetfr, Jack Kenny. ls4
Livingston, J. decisoned Lonny Moore
1853. New York 81
A. Rochester. y y Harry Teaney 1875
Cleveland. defeated Tommy SPECIAL 1875
L niontowr Pa tIOt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Pershiing Next
With Two on
Honored List
Many Think Cards
Should Have Been
Given NAIl Places
BY JAKE BERSON

The Detroit Times today pre-
sents its Metropolitan ii & h
School League All-City football
team for 1871, the year of great
team, Cooley High School, and the
greatest in standpoint of interest
and attendance in the leagues
history. Cooley, winner of the
1871 city prep football champion
ship by its impressive AIS victory
over st. Theresa in the fourth an
nual Goodfellows game last week,
leads with four players on the first
team.
PerShing follows with two. while
Hamtramck. l.. of d. High. Mac
kenZie. DENLY and Eastern each
placed one.
Coaches, officials. high school
correspondents and players aided
in the selections.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
ALL-COOLEY ELEVEN

There arc those who, after see
ing Cooley trample an over
matched ST. Theresa team. say
that all IL places on the all-city
team should 90 10 Cooley. How
ever. the Cardinals played in the
leagues strongest division this
year. the west side, and received
plenty of competition there as well
as from Pershing in the finals
Other good players were devel-
oped among the remaining team
In the backfield the Cardinals
placed Bill Culligan at halfback,
who was named captain of the
team. and Elmer Thlede at full.
and in the line Cooley contributed
Art Wilson for a guard and DIN
Evans for an end Henry Klnp-
man al halfback. and George Yer
non at tackle arc the Pershing
boys on the team. Cooley also
placed Beh-HeldeH at haifhack
and Harold Gaide al tackle on the
second tram
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Hockey Standings

DETROIT T. Chicago ]
Boston 8. BROOKLYN 2 loYerimct-
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DANGEROUS BACKS

Culligan and Thiede gave the
Cardinals two Of the most danger
Gus backs in the city, Culligan,
who also made the all-city last
year. was a triple-threater who
cut back faster than any other
player. He had deceptive change
of pace and his stiffness. with
some good blocking. made him
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lONihh y OAME
Toledo Al Windsor.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION
EASTERN DIVIsIO.
al NIGHT.s REsILI,
MICHIGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE

Cleveland :. Philadelphia l.
Providence p View Haven . foveriimel
Buffalo g. indianapolis tovert iuel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

my Orlando, Detroits de-
Evening star., 1941-08-21

Apart from its position on the
Moscow Western Europe rail line,
Vyazma gains added Importance as
a communications hub because a
north-south rail cutoff passes
through the city, joining the Mos
cow-Leningrad train route to the
chief Moscow Ukraine lines. This
rail shortcut through Vyazma
swings wide to the west of Moscow.
Vyazmas economic dominance of
its region is of long standing. The
town has been an active trading
center since the 18th century. The
metropolis of an important dairy
ing district, it also does a good
business, normally, in grain, fax,
and hemp seed. The city, with
about $4,000 people, has leather
works, match factories and oil
presses, and once was famous for a
kind of gingerbread.
In the early days of its history,
WANNA was linked in overland COM
merce with the. Gulf of Finland
port of Narva. Captured by the
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Vyazma Likely
OF German Troops
Moving On Moscow
Rail Center Is Midwoy
Between Smolensk
And Russ Capitol

With Smolensk now reported in
ruins and behind the German lines,
the next strategic goal of the Nazi
legions on the direct road to Mos
COW is Vyazma, notes bulletin of
the National Geographic Society.
This vital rail center is about mid
way between Smolensk and Moscow.
The Russian capital lies about 100
miles to the east.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Walters and Chefs Have
Lunquoqe of Their Own

NEW YORK.-For years restau-
rant counter men and walters have
used their own language in relaying
orders to busy chefs. In "A Quiz
for Gourmets," list of nicknames
for foods is compiled by the head
chef at the Hotel New Yorker.
Among the favorites and best known
are.
Draw one" meaning cup of
coffee; clean up the Kitchen" q
plate of hash:. cowboy" Western
sandwich; COW to cover" butter;
pig between sheets" ham sand
wich; "shimmy," gelatin dessert;
Adam and Eve" two eggs; "splatter
dabs," pancakes.
Evening star., 1941-08-21

Lithuanians in the 18th century, the
city fell to the Poles in 1911, who,
in turn, lost 1t to the Russians in
1884.
Evening star., 1941-08-21
50 News Originally
1895 Shirt and
Slack Ensembles
$l.59

Made Of fine, washable cotton
hopsockine cloth in q rust
shade. Slocks with pleoted
fronts and notchino belt. But
ton front shirts may be worn in
or out Of the sIocks. Sizes 70
10 SO slocks.
cThs Heoht Co.. Non'S Sport 0heo.
Main Pioo4.)
Evening star., 1941-08-21
Grand Clearance Of
200 MEMS Originally
CSC. SI.OO. SI.5O
and $500 Hand
Tailored TIES
39c
Silk fouIords, silk crepes, silk
and royons in light, medium
and dork patterns. Neot and
bold pottems.
(The Hecht Co., MANS Store,
Main Floor
J1n H. n..x:.nH.,
S2.95 and S3.95
Washable ROBES
sI.79

'Seersuckers, cotton soteens,
pioues, modroses and rotinoys.
Fine for home, club, trovelina
end vocation wear.
CThs Heeht Co., MANS otofs.
Main roor.)
Evening star., 1941-08-21

12S Mems Orig. 75e kyIon
Hose. Mode with lisIe top ond
reinforced NyIon, Iisle toe. Body
of genuine Dupont Nylon. Mo-
room and green. Sizes 10 to
M -------39e
2s Mems Orig. Sl.oo Tie and
Handkerchief Sets. Silk ond
royons. Tie ond handkerchief
match --------5oe
IA Mems Orig. S4.s5 Wosh-
obIe Terry Cloth Robes. Blue
or conoy in medium and loroe
sizes s----------S2.8S
se Mems Orig. $l.oo Femeus
Make Suspenders. Marrow ond
medium widths in regular and
extra lengths ---------6se
1eo Mems Orig. SI.o0 end
SI.5o Imported White Hand-
ksdehiefs. Imported from
France and Switzerland. All
hondarolIed edges. Pure linens
and linen and cottons-
3 for -
(The Hecht Co., MANS Store,
Main F1oor)
Evening star., 1941-08-21

All white in wing tips, stroioht
tips and plain toes. Ton-ond-
whites in wing tips and stroiqht
tips. A good range of sizes in
the group.
CThs Heeht Co. MANS Store,
Main Floor.)
Evening star., 1941-08-21

Slightly soiIed and mussed from
hondIino but the first tubing
will make them sporkle like
new. Wear them this summer
ond next year, too. Meshes,
sheers and cooI-cIoths in son.
forized and pre- -shrunk woven
fobrics. Plain shades and neot
stripes on white ond solid COL
ors. Sizes IA to II.
(The Hecht Co.. MANS Store,
Main Fioor.)
Evening star., 1941-08-21

IS, ls ond Il inch cases mode
Of lightweight, washable convos
and bound with toporoin cow
hide. Some with mirror and
bottIe.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

ROXY - Orson welles in Citizen
Kane" 1 80, 2:55. 9 30. 1000. also
Guy Kibbee in "Scattersood Meets
Broadway" IS. 5:i5. $50.
colona IN "Iee-capades. II 30
2Io 4:5o. T:35. l0:i5: also Jane
WYATT in Hurricane Smith," los
3:45. .6:25. g:iO
MUSIC bon Sonia Henio and John
PAYNE In sun Valley Serenade.
1850, ass. TOO. 1905, also Lloyd
Nolan In Dressed to Kill" 1880
Bile NOUsE-spencer Tracy and
Lana Turner In Or Jekyll and Mr..
HYDE" II 80. 800, $40. $50. also
Stuart Erwin In Cracked Nuts, "
ESQ. sis. $40.
RIvIERA-Dick Purcell and Joan
Woodbury. in King OF the zom-
bies," ii:45, gas. sos. 7:45. 1925:
also Bella Lugosi in The Invisible
Ghost" :05. 3:45. las. 9:05.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLy-Vivien Leigh and Laur-
ence Olivier in That Hamilton
Woman" also Ann Miller and Rudy
Vallee In Time out for Rhythm"
acknowledgements March and Betty
Field I'm Victory" also Jackie
Cooper and .Heda Hopper In Life
With Henry"
COMM NIFTY - Abbott and Costello
in In the Navy" also Hugh Her
bert In Meet the Chump."
KAY STREET-William Powell and
Myrna Loy in Love Crazy" also
Lynne Roberts and John MCGUIRE
In street OF Memories"
LAKEWOOD Joan Bennett and
Franchot Tone in she Knew All
the Answers also They Dare Not
Love"
rARk--Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew
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Sonia Hee,s "S Valley Serenade Opens Today Music Box
John Payne as Abused, But
Not Beaten, Heart Throb
Glenn Miller and His Orchestra Shore
Screen With Champion Skoter in Top Bill

banquet. the top sonEwriting team
Of Mack Gordon and Harry War
zen turned out seven new songs
which are played by the band.
These tunes include Il Know Why
And So Do You. At Last" Tt
Happened in sun Valley" Chat
tanoogs Choo Choo," The World
Is Waiting TO Waltz Again" I'm
Lena The Ballerina" and The Kiss
Polka"
The latter number provides the
music for a dance performed by
Sonia and John Payne, the first
time she has done a routine minus
her famous skates. Lena The
Ballerina" is used for a comedy
routine by Joan Davis.
Glenn Miller and his orchestra
serenade with two speciality num-
Der. One Of them is an adaptation
OF nursery rhymes played on toy
instruments for a scene which is
part Of the plot. The other Is Tn
the Mood" the number which has
been the top favorite in his roper
toire and has already sold over
half a million records.
The companion feature brings
Lloyd Nolan in Dressed to KILL"
latest comedy attraction.
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has filmed ARIZONA Bound" as a
modern streamlined version OF the
true western picture.
Based on sound, weil-con-
strncted plot, the film Is said 10
abound with sction gunfights
hard chases, runaway stage
coaches and, finally. a mass gun
battle between two rival gangs.
Photographed against the gran
deur of the Arizona plains and
mountains, 1t ranks on a par with
any western yet produced in
Hollywood.
Briefly, Arizona Bound" re-
lates the adventures of three
former United States marshals
who are called from retirement to
clean up an outlaw gang that is
terrorizing Mesa City. When the
Rough Riders" move in to move
out the bad men. the action is hot
and furious as the picture roars
on to dynamic climax.
The popular Dead End Kids"
come TO the screen In 'Bowery
Blitzkrieg," with Charlotte Henry
and Warren Hull carrying the
romantic head, as the second
smash hit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26

"Citizen Kane,

Orson Welles' first offering to the
motion picture audience. Citizen
Kane" opened at the Roxy theater
yesterday and. regardless of one s
personal opinion of the production,
ono thing is sure-it will he the
most discussed film of the cur
rent season.
Citizen Kane" Is a narrative
rather than a story and in its pres
entation, Welles has violated all
the accepted practices OF the
screen. II he has accomplished
nothing else, at least he has given
the movie fan something different.
IL is no criticism OF Welles or his
picture to say that his technique
will be better understood on the
stage and in the little theaters of
the country than it will on the
motion picture screen and be-
ing better understood, will be more
greatly appreciated.
"Citizen Kane" offers the
finest example of advanced
photography vet employed In
motion pictures and certainly
one can find no fault with the
portrsyals "a given by his
Mercury actors. II II his treat
ment of the production which
sets II apart from the run Of
mill screen fare perhaps
too far apart for the good Of
his popularity rs n motion pic
ture producer.
II is needless to mention the
names of the cast as they would
mean absolutely nothing to the
average motion picture fan. In
fact. am not so sure they mean
much to Orson Welles, except for
the brilliance they may add to his
own portrayal brilliance in
which he bathes luxuriously
throughout the duration of the
film.
Productions OF the Welles
variety most certainly have
their place In the entertain
ment world hut this reviewer
has his doubts that they be-
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"Ice-Cdpddes".i

credlt on Republic STUDIOS WI
cast which tells the story in ;
Featuring James Ellison, jerry
colonna, Dorothy Lewis 1.-THE skat.
ing star. Barbara 10 Allen (bet-
ter known as Vera Vague) and
Alan Mowbray. '1ce-capades" will
delight those who enjoy exhibitions
given by top-flight skaters.
There II just enough story
20 carry the production along
In an interesting style, but
when all II said and done. the
skating sequences are the big
idea" and the reason you will
enjoy your visit TO the Rialto.
The companion picture Is titled
Hurricane Smith" and co-stars
Ray Middleton and Jane Wyatt.
In the supporting leads are Harry
Davenport, J. Edward Bromberg
and Henry Brandon.
IL Is a story Of cowboy who
falls into evil ways and whose So
luton of his problem. while highly
improbable. make for good story
material. There IL much action
and several samples of skillful
character portrayal.
All In all, the new bill at the
white House" on 9th st. is an
entertaining one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-26
September Rains
Damaging Crops

SEATTLE - The department of
agriculture Thursday reported ''un-
usually heavy damage to grain,
hay and fruit crops in Washington
by intermittent rain during Sep
TENDER.
"Prune growers in southwestern
Washington report severe losses
from the heavy rains" a depart
ment bulletin said. Many fields
of vegetable seed crops are re-
ported a total loss. In eastern
Washington, many ripened grain
crops were flattened to the ground
early in September. and rains since
that time have made it impossible
to do any harvesting"