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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
II By Bos nlUphy
Newcomer, California, Becomes Champ
of Champs in College Track World

MONDAYS MJLLIGAN-For the beauties OF blue grass ana
the greatest acedoms magoed nags the American sports
man looks TO good Kantuky Pride and tradition carry on
wear after year in wonderland below the Mason and Dixon
Line.
Now arrogant boast Of staggering beginner
rrischsrnon Of champions in track civilizations oldest
came but readapted all the latest oderas 1t may be just
plain running to YOU mister but twomie turn before
dinner tonight whether hold your head up long
enough enjoy your repast
It's tough real grit isn't Just what goes into the loot
lifting from starting gun tape The gruelng exacng effort
really comes during Of training day after day the whole
wear round training which every in the cnder realm
has had 10 have the patience to endure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Twin Beach
Tied by Monroe
For Group Title
BY VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

II he didn't know il before, Hal
White by now is aware that one
of. the big jobs OF the chairman
Of the District Golf Association s
tournament committee is 10 get
the league championship decided
before the football boys begin
kicking the pigskin around. Well.
at least before all the golfers
desert the city for their Summer
vacations. White, you see. Is serv-
ing his first season as tournament
chairman.
Ties for group titles gum the
works and wreck schedules. White
got rid of triple tie for one group
championship in a single day last
week and couldn't be blamed for
patting himself on the back. But
now another has developed and
probably will delay at least one
week the entire playoff schedule.
TIE FOR GROUP LEAD
Both Monroe and Twin Beach.
tied for first place in the Greens
group entering yester d a y s
matches. won and now will have
10 engage in another match-next
Sunday, when the Sunday division
title was to have been decided.
unless White can get them to-
gether before then.
Monroe edged out Black River
.141a-121a. while Twin Beach was
winning from Dearborn, 1871 -8L.
Bunkleman and McPike, playing
in the final foursome, put Monroe
over the hump when they took
51z OF the points in their joust
with their Black River rivals.
Chairman White has something
to be thankful FOR, though. West
Shore in the Tees group and Huron
Hills in the Pathways group won
outright championships. without
the necessity of a playoff.
Pine Lake defaulted to West
Shore yesterday. giving the latter
a record of five victories in as
many starts. Tam o. Shanter,
which went TO the league final a
year ago, carried on TO the end
ana NOn yesterday lfOin DUNN
lands, H9i2-7i2. but finished one
game back Of West Shore.
HURON HILLS IN
Huron Hills, which already had
captured the Pathways title, won
by default from birmingham yes
terday enabling the Hills outfit
10 match West Shores record of
five victories. Huron Hills and
West Shore will oppose the win
ner of the Monroe-Twin Beach tie
for the championship Of the Sun
day division and the right 10 meet
the winner Of the Wednesday
division.
Lochmoor Of the Woods group
reached the final of the Wednes-
day division last week. Its op-
ponent 10 decide the divisions
representative in the league final
with the Sunday winner will be
decided this week. Franklin Hills
has the edge. with Red Run No. 2
still threat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Strenahsn Wins Trans-Miss

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-0NS)-
EIghteen-year-old frankie Strana.
han Of Toledo O., won the Trans
Mississippi golf championship by
defeating Long John Barnum oi
Chicago, 6 and ;, at Sunset Coll
Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
He's travelling Up on Costly Ticket

When cuss this newest sensation Les Steers OF Uni
ersiv Of Oregon dey fps and lifts himself over
bar which would cleared Primo Cameras habad dome
bv four inches travelling toward heaven on costly ticket
He's Maid any and for the skywad
hoist he gives Go try clearing the ronyard
hedge. -.
So the University OF Southern Caifornas lroJans
clicked Saturday seventh successive and added
the national collegiate track title trophy to their case
because they worked Troans they They've made
that plenty big because they hope to make their
new cradle of champions sport that found birth in the
cradle Of civilization.
Billy quest for the heavyweight crown may best be
derded with the classic about the
good big man and the good But there was
guy named Not long after him. another Fancy Dan
called Mccoy did all right with the meaty gents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
At CHARLES TOWN

weather. cloudy track. fast
FIRST Race Frank l.. speeialHt.
Herod's Plate Kirkmyr, Gsliop Elan
Ray Acre
second Race National Grouchy Girl.
overhost. Wood Dear. Small Change
Adhelmar
Third RAce-Lis Daughter. Queen
Meadow. Red Penny, Trostsr, Bull Ter
rier. Ertn's Gtri.
Fourth Race-Schiey Al
F,tth Racs-Auto Go, Ida Time, zse
Pam. Debit Dan
sixth Race--RomAn Boy.
Seventh Ripping Ray. Irish
Oak. Lyde, Duchess Del. Quill, Extra
C,oOd.
Eighth Raee-Mns Pilgrim. Russell
MCGEE. vestale. Mseie Margaret, kissin
Kid Hastings View.
Ninth Race--Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Probable Pitchers

TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn al Pittsburgh (Fit1simmons va
Butcher
New York At Chicago tschumacher VS.
Passeau).
Others clubs not scheduled
AMERICAN LEAGUE
nchnhlllnA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Demaret Crashes Winners Circle

Only FLY to win the Kentucky Derby Regret in
1915 and 1886 Gold finished
ninth In all the since 1878 26 FLIES to the
For II months before yesterday Jimmy Demaret, Texas
golfer failed the winning circle The previous he
six ior AS AL Watrous remarked
Golf is game in which guy takes than he
dishes out"
And AL talking about money.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Blind Bows Run

Boys of the New York Institute
for the Education OF the Blind
have track team and run against
lads with normal vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
At DELAWARE PARK

Weather. cloudy track. fast.
First RAce-Knock Knock, Time Meta,
Whiseendent, Milky Moon. Bola Novice.
Elder. Seaman.
second Raee-Rapid IT. High Name,
Brigadetts, Your Bid. Bright Goldis, sun
Pan
Third Race Roll and Toss, Argentine.
Bahama knight.
Fourth Race RAgwsy Nutmeg Lass.
Ny Exit. Berserk, Alimony Kid, Dream
ing Time
NTH Race-Haleyona. JsEEa.
Seventh Race. Lady Killer
Eighth Raea-nArk Friend High Lance
squahble Mason b, Patsey Begone
Monks Shadow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
AT ARLINGTON PARK

weather cloudy. track. fast
First RAce--Psnderna. Putltthere
Second Race simple Life, Brigh, Har-
vest. Hiusdale. Patrol Flight, Prefer
Transit, Diyernou.
Third Race Fair Haste Panic Relief,
Pops Rival, Chance Ray.
Fourth Race Sweep Royal War vision
Tiger Teddy. syrs Betty,
Fith RAce-Sunchia, Naldina Paul
Cadmium.
sixth Raos-vaIdina Groom, Court
Dancs
Eighth fnseomira, Psulson. smb-
ing Prince, ADDRESS. Dark Phaons, jim
Lipecomo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Jack Dempsey Disproved That Old One

Still later Jack Dempsey did annhate towering Jess
Willard to smash purveyors of the old maxim
They are at again. cocky Mr. Conn might squech them
in the final big rebuttal. We merely say he might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
At SUFFOLK DOWNS

At SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather. cloudy: track. sloppy.
FIRST Rsce--Daisy Boy, Devils Pace.
Blackbirder. Damica, Story Time. Count
ess Dopy. Maeheet.
Second Race-Tyrons. Grisstts, Bun
time. Old smoothly, Range Dust, Gran
deem. Decatur.
Fourth Race Baggravs, Hoii Image.
Sixth Race-Grest Step, Royal Master,
George Lauaxe. Frontier Model.
Seventh Race Hard Lady. Miss Aogui.
Rich Girl.
Eighth Racs-selmsjack, updo, Lsvens,
Evtya.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

Those Minnesota Larsons merit line Augustus
left guard and captain for University Mnnesoas football
team in 1895 His Lieut. Emory Larson United
Marine Corps captain Of the Navy eleven and head
coach grandson of Augustus T. is of the backs
at Lawrenceville Preparatory School.
Coach Larson hopes to get earlier practice period this
Fail as the mdshpmen do not leave Annapolis for
tomary Summer cruise incidentally, the rule permitting
unlimited substutions brings cheer from Navy mentor
In Bill Leonard, Navy has hafback who 60 the
route because of injured knees But probably one of the
surest hkes football used for puns points
touchdown and field goals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23


in the final big rebuttal. We merely say he might
No one would today in the somewhat pory
Austin Unee aaround athletes Now he
limits activities bowling But there time when Aus
stood quarterback in the days when sandlot football
was a far hghercass game than it is now.
He a swell outfelder in baseball In basketball, Austin
Detroit American Legion team of l92526 when 1t
Pulaski Post. Aus topnoch guard but
workman that he received
him, the spectacular his teammates
drawing the cheers.
Parsha prominent driver in harness racing regarded
youngser profession the age of Az The
age drivers bit 60. At Az few
football baseball basketball hockey. They
veterans in golf
Northwestern University, Western Conference leader In
competitions high school field houses for both
basketball and indoor track There time when the
obsolete Paen gymnasium the show place Of the Middle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Disqualification
MdyCostApalhe
Sailing Title
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

Tommy f1SherS chances oil WIN
ming the racing-cruising champion
ship for the season with Apache
were at low ebb today following
the disqualification of his cutter
in the Detroit Boat Club regatta.
Apache was first home in her
class Saturday and the apparent
winner as she was more than three
minutes ahead of Dave Williams
Sonata. a cutter like Apache,
which has the same rating. Eddie
Wunsch's Mink. third. and Dave
Sloss' Kathmar. fourth. were toe
far back to have chance for first.
Williams. however. brought In a
protest saying that Apache, sailing
on a port tack. had failed TO give
way to Sonata on a Starboard
hitch. After hearing both shippers
the judges. Commodores Harry
Austin. Harry Kendall and Howard
French disqualified Apache.
KATHMAR FAR AHEAD
Kathmar, which had won the
first three starts. and moved up
into third place following Apache's
set down. has a percentage of .925
which gives her a throttlehold on
honors that will be hard TO shake
Apache. had she been able 10 hold
her place. would have been able to
tie Kathmar. She now has per-
centage of .675.
Fisher contended that Sonata
couldn't have hit Apache without
luffing and was backed by his crew
which included Bob Bryant. Carl
Meurer, Howard Finch and Ward
Kemp.
81 told him to hold his course.
Sonata had all kinds of room. In
fact we had more than Sonata
when she crossed our bow on n
port tack n little while before"
Fisher, burning under his Sum-
mer tan. explained.
CREW BACKS SKIPPER
On the other hand Sonata's
crew argues that Fisher is not
directing yacht traffic on Lake St.
Clair. Charley Dodenhoff, Gil Pin
gree. Don Williams and Harry
Watson back their skipper in say
ing Sonata would have hit Apache
il she hadn't altered her helm.
I'VE might have cut Apache
in half II Dave tWilliams) hadn't
fallen Oft his course" Watson.
Sonata's light canvas man. said.
In the meantime. Kathmar.
which sat in a fiat spot and
watched everything 90 by, is riding
in a good position.
The three-cornered scrap be-
tween Apache. Sonata and Kath-
mar has now reached the red-hot
stage and already is the biggest
rivalry in yachting here in many
years.
All three ships will he in the
Mills Trophy race on Lake Erie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

son for Kara
Goah-Hay. COMBS. Hilbert. csmpb.n.
Barra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Scratches

International News Service Wirs
AT AoUEDUCT
Weather. clear: track. fast.
Second RAce-Head Sea, Sergeant Bob.
Red Welt
Fourth Race-East Side IL
Seventh Race Bou ncalong. Scotch Tar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23
Tiger Box Score
NeWholheF IN seventh.
NEM N0RK

ioNhh Jl WV WA
1.-TWO ont in ninth when winning run
scored
1Batted for Nswhou&sr IN seventh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-23

And Al was not talking about money
Evening star., 1941-11-16

party Thanksgiving afternoon and
among their guests will be DR.. Elnar
Jensen and Mrs. Jensen, who re-
Gently came from Oslo, Norway. DR..
Jensen formerly was connected with
the University of Oslo and is now
with the Bureau of Standards.
Also at the dinner will be Mr..
Pages daughter, Mrs. Harry Pierce
of CollingWood, N. j. Mrs. Joseph
Cronin of Honolulu, another Of Mrs.
Pages daughters, and Miss Joan
Cronin. who spent the summer here,
are now back in Honolulu.
Number Of Bethesdans
Visiting in Florida.
A number of Bethesda residents
who customarily entertain at
Thanksgiving time are in Florida
and will give their Thanksgiving
dinner parties there. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Hathaway are at their
winter home in Golden Beach. Their
daughter, Mrs. Plato Papps, went
as far south as South Carolina with
her parents and stopped to visit Mr..
PappS in Camp Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M Willis, who have cottage
at Golden Beach near the Hathaway
winter home, also are in Florida.
Mrs Charles Dallett. who has spent
the summer in Edgemoor with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Berman of New York, who is her
house guest.
Mrs. Harold Singer was hostess
Tuesday at a luncheon at the West
chester.
Mrs. J. A Weinberg has as her
guest her sister, Mrs. Jennings of
Orangeburg, S. C.
Mrs. Morris Gusdorf celebrated
her 18th birthday anniversary Mon
day. With Mr. GuSdorf she received
informally that evening at the home
of their son and daughter law,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gusdorf. Mrs.
GuSdorf was the guest Of honor
Monday at a luncheon at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Rosendorf
of Richmond, Va, are visiting their
nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Nordlinger of Chesapeake
street.
Miss Marilyn Sworzyn has ar
rived from Connecticut to spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Reuben
SWorzyn.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

father, Mr.. EMIL Levy, ana Ner SIS
ter, Mrs. Arthur Neuman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Garfnkle
will hold a reception from to 10
O'Clock this evening in the empire
room of the Ambassador Hotel in
honor of the confirmation of their
son Lawrence, which took place
yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Roller, Mrs. James
Rotto, Mrs. Ivan Tashof, Mrs. Sam
uel Rudolph and Mrs. Edward
Sonneborn were at Old Point Com
fort. Va, during the week.
MI. and Mrs. Sidney Lansburgh,
ir.. who are temporarily making
their home in Baltimore with MI
Lansburgh's parents before taking
possession of their new apartment
here, were the guests during the
week of Mrs. Lansburgh's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton BrylaWSki.
Mrs. Helen Bry ylawSki
Marks Anniversary.
Mrs. Helen BlylaWski celebrated
her birthday anniversary Tuesday
night, entertaining at family buf
fet supper at her home. Her four
children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren numbering "a were
present Among the guests was
Mrs. BrylaWskis sister, Mrs. Ira
Evening star., 1941-11-16
OF Personal Note
Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Pach on Visit
OF Several Weeks at Shore

yesterday
Atlantic City they will spend the few weeks
spending week
Miami.
Wesport Wednesday spend
her Mr. and Mrs Morris Cusdo
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Falls Church
Social News
Of Week
Mrs. l.. +. Woods
Gives Party
For DR.. Haertel

FALLS CHURCH, Va, Nov. Is
Mr.. Pelham McKibbon of Birming-
ham, Ala, is a guest of his sister,
Mrs. Louis F. Woods. Last night
Mrs. Woods entertained at contract
bridge for DR.. and Mrs. H. M.
Haertel in celebration of Dr.. Haer-
tells birthday. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Neale, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. F. T. Moore.
Mrs, Edwin Williams gave bridge
luncheon Thursday. Her guests in
eluded Mrs. George ButterWorth,
Mrs. Edmund Gannt, Mrs. A. T.
Bowen, Mrs. Frank Porter, Mrs.
Harry Fellows, Mrs. Noble Moore
and Miss Agnes Smith.
Mrs. William Gillette entertained
Mrs. Edward B. Rowan, Mrs. H. P.
Sheldon. Mrs. Rollo Smith, Mrs.
Carl aaglund, Mrs. Joseph p Nc
Caskill, Mrs. Ward B. Freeman.
Mrs Robert Landreth and Mrs. John
Graham at Friday morning party
and luncheon.
Mrs. Earle K. Hamm
Is Luncheon Hostess.
Mrs. Earle E. Hamm was hostess
At luncheon Thursday to Mrs. Mayo
Herring, Mrs. Earl Fowler, Mrs.
Marshall Boone Mrs. Edward VoS-
bury. Mrs. Charles Penleton. Mrs.
Russell Browning and Mrs. Kathe-
rine Garner Davis.
Mrs. H. B. Brooks of Great Falls,
Mont, is guest of Mrs. Merritt B.
Pope. Last night Mrs. Pope enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse H.
Brooks and MI. and Mrs. Loren
Pope at dinner for her.
Mrs. George RobertshaW enter
tanned Mrs Herbert Coward, Mrs.
P. H. Smyth, Mrs T. M Talbot,
Mrs. Frederick w Jones, Mrs. S. R.
Copper, Mrs. R. c. L. Moncure and
Mrs Harry Moran at bridge last
evening.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
West Virginians
Plan Holiday Dance

Mr.. c. M. Smell, president of the
West Virginia State Society, has an
nounced that Thanksgiving dance
will be held Tuesday evening at the
Shoreham Hotel.
An informal reception will be held
at $50, at which time new members
will be greeted by the president of
the society and other officers, includ-
ing the vice presidents. Mr.. Lee F.
Hamm. Mr.. David S. Dawson. Mrs.
Sada Shinn, Mr.. Henry Walburn,
lr,; Mr.. J. P. Moriarty and Mr.
Welty White; the corresponding sec
retarv, Miss Mary 10 Bailey; the
financial secretary, Mrs. Pearl Ro-
berta BarroWs; the treasurer, Mr.
John w. Smith. and the historian,
MIR. John L. Bateman.
Guest tickets may be obtained at
the door on the night of the dance
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Of the University of North Carolina.
Mr.. F. Boyd Germon, jr., will
come home from the Citadel to
spend the holiday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. Boyd Germon.
DR.. and Mrs. Gordon M. Kline
will entertain this afternoon at a
small and informal tea. Mrs
Francis C. Maley will have charge
of the tea table.
Miss Gloria Grosvenor had guests
last night at beer and skittles"
party at Wild Acres" the home of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Gilbert H.
Grosvenor. Miss Beverley Marshall
was co-hosteSs with Miss Grosvenor
Mrs. Arlington Comstock will have
eight guests tomorrow night for
dessert and two tables of bridge.
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Social Items of Interest
In Montgomery County
Nine. Chu Will Have Thanksgiving
Guests and Plans to Have
Several Parties During Their Stay

Nine Chu military the
neghborhood will
holiday plans several small
parties while her guests here
Nine Chu is doing little formal entertaining this Most of
in a
The the House Representatives. William
TYLER Page and daughter
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Mrs. John R. Hopes, went to Florida
with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and will
spend the winter with her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew D. Marsh, in Miami Beach.
Also in Florida are Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph r. Harris. They will be
joined next week by Mrs F. Eliot
Middleton, Mrs. j. Eliot Moran and
Mrs. Fred Ramsey, who will spend
10 days at the Harris cottage.
Miss Annabel Embrey will spend
Thanksgiving in Waxhaw. N. c.,
with Miss Elizabeth Jardine, her
roommate at the Woman's College
Evening star., 1941-11-16
Visiting in Georgia

Dr. and Mrs. Robert V. Cooper
of 6l50 Pennsylvania avenue Sc,
who are spending three weeks in
Georgia, are the house guests today
in Manchester, Ga, of Mrs. Coopers
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Walton
johnson.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

Mexico will supply new anti
smallpox serum to patients.
Evening star., 1941-11-16

BUDENNTEIW.
Her mother, Mrs. Henry w.
Snyder, announces her en-
gagement to Mr.. Richard
Dana Bailey, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Orin P. Bailey. The
Tedding 1Uill take place in
J1nuaru.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Tax Statements
From Pierce 10
Distant Points

County Treasurer Paul Newman
could see lot of the world "
he could deliver in person some Of
the tax statements now being sd-
dressed by his office staff.
The county mailing list makes
IL look as If the whole world were
being asked to pay for Pierce
county's government.
A glance over the list being sd-
dressed shows persons on most OF
the continents and a few fsr-away
islands will get a chance TO con-
tribute. The county has taKpsy-
ers in Alaska. tho Philippine
islands. Havana. Cuba: in the Pan
anna Canal zone Hawaii. Aber-
deenshirs. Scotland. Gothenburg.
Sweden Aberdsrs Clam. wales
Potts Point Australia. and Tip
perary. Irish Free State
One letter il being addressed TO
a taxpayer in Hamburg. Germany.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Elks Honor
Old Timers
Special Program
Given by Lodge

rscona icdss - Eiss hencresi
4. 3a.ysar msmnsfs "Wednesday
evening ~aen met. thar 100 -cisi
iirusf-" ~ their annual sst-to-
sethsr At ne temple ~ NJ ia
calvin fsiiig. = A rsfhins sni
= }. Maxwell. oldest Nvink nssns
hsfs q - lccsi iessss. ~sss pres.
ct for to eeessian.
However. oldest I'D timer ct.
tending 49, q. 1. fsistsr. % a.
is2s Ne. Steele 81
A. india mystic. aifsst ffe~
Calcutta played ~ Russ vac.
low. derived into tes past u ssxs
go ~ fns cd iims members. There
49, eshef entertainment. lnei"d'
rs several professional acts rss'
sentsd Nv frank Narsouxh. char.
man ~ Ire entertainment commit
Tee
ApprOeust. old time nasis as
supplied ~ the Eiss hard nndss
the direction ~ nes huflest. ksn
ksnn.ll as chairman Tor ihs old
timers group
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

licenses,

Marriage license applications have
been filed with the Pierce county
auditor BY Lyle D.vsysr ssysrt-
sen. Il. and Violet Pear Draas,
10. both Of Gig HArbor. David y,
Lloyd. ~. 4s25 80. Thompson. and
Shirley Hss jackson. 80. z5s3 80.
g d william -. IngisneArt. ~
Fort Lewis. and Helen hafis
Hsndlsy. 20. DUPONT Edwin Brad
shaw. -. 3s0z No sist. and
Gladly. norshouss. 70 superior
hotel. 1901 Market st Edwin bsr-
old Antush. -. Izi7 Ia zsib o.
and Grace Elizabeth scott a,
5l0s Mckinley ave Dals A
RAgon. %. nech0rd fisd. and
Helen " Judson. 10. n !. Boz
s4z. Tacoma Marcus A Patterson.
-. Camp Murray. and Evelyn
Audrey klsssn0. n. Psseo. Al
fred keith ksrsdsn. Il. and Ruth
Udins Graves. 70. boih ~ sesitls
Donald Toivs EOusu. a.. and Los
Juliz DBcboN. n. both 81 hasii-
lah. Wash James Absrnsthg. ~.
Fort LsNls. ard Vera Mare
snyder. 70. lisl Fssesit. Anors~
] Eoiisn. Is. s1Is No Bsitimors,
and nary Ellzsbsth ssphss. ~.
1901 No. +sth
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07
Mild Weather
Enjoyed Here
Tucomu Storing
Up Extra Heat

Although storm warnings ~sfe
halstsd again en the Washington
coast ana a. Port Angeles. Tse"s
ma. Mid weather continued
Thursday
Nigh temperature "Wednesday
~as 90 degrees. just one degree less
than the maximum recorded Feb
The q. :. weather bureau records
here show highest February tenn
psratur. a.. la isss when a u
wa. rsgislsred.
Temperatures IN rseoms this
month hss. hssn los degrees
sbovs normal. ard since Jan. !. ~
degrees above.
The stern warnings on the coast
and at Port Angeles ordered Thurs.
day morning. are FOR small craft
Tn. wind - expected To moderate
during thu night