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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
FAITH IN BOXING HERE STILL HOLDS
Scotty Monteith Tries Again Friday Night

sport alone than he could miss q
meal.
Sporadic promolioual attempts
followed at Arena Gardens, the
Naval Armory and. finally m
SportSmans Park A year ago last
summer when lac brought Lem
Franklin here 10 fight Napoleon
Mitchell. Franklin. now one al the
leading hcavyWClghtS won ty q
knockout. but the show lost money
as did the others.
Now. with a larger and more
central building and ample park
ing space. MonteIth Is convinced
that boxing Will catch on again AS
liz did in the past If ms faith lS
fulfilled. il Will be moro than glatl-
fying 10 fellow who has never
given up hope of rcvIvIng the
sport
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Gloves
Wrestlers VIII Wear EN-
al Arena Gardens

Wrestling fan. today are Won
dcrrc whether Gentleman Jack
Clayhouwe ana Rob Russell VIII
toss more leather or employ more
mat grips In their advertised gloves
encounter in tne Arena Gardens
Monday night
These two junior hcavics viii
zion no boxing mitts for a sehed-
GIcd Ig-raund encounter but iule.
Tor 'nc battle allow them 20 either
Vrcstie or box only tho strange
and low Punches being barred
BON faED Haa boxing experience
TsH. ma 20 boz three oinc.
~5'er., ar tine card aS follows
Frankie Taylor ts Frankie CIcW
1ns Al LaFoor SIS FuI krcuCoi
and Dale Hs5dock ny Johnny
SHY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

By signing name fighters as his
principal appear. Monteith differs
radically from Frank Barbara, the
last promoter who tried 10 inject
2 little life IN the game and wound
up losing S25 600. more or less.
with his white hope heavyweight
tournament Il ~
Monteiths method however. is
the more conventional. and il paid
off when he came here hack IN
1929 after serving as matchmaker
tor TcN RIrkard AZ Madison Square
Garden Olympia had enjoyed ln.
different success In boxing duo
probably 10 The high overhead
n put ON my first show in
February. 1880. and drew about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
By CLAYTON HEPLER

William r. tScottyD Monteith,
who made boxing a paying bust
ness al Olympia, is the latest pro-
moter 10 attempt a regeneration
of interest IN n sport which has
fallen into decay
First OF his shows will be held
Friday AZ the State FAIR Coliseum
II features double windup
Anton ChriStoforldlS
with George Brunette. Michigan S
mddlcweight champion, and Har-
Ney DubS with Mansfield DriSkell.
"And have Bob Montgomery
and Ken OVerlin signed for my
next two shows" says the silver
matched but stu enthusiastic
C.rf rftar,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

800. We doubled that for the
next show. and doubled IL again
on the next show. We drew more
than 100000 that first year."
Monteith recalls
Houses Of $4,000 were the rule
in those halcyon days. and they
continued until the depression hit
its depth. Boxing suffered as did
everything else and Olympia dis
continued 1ts promotion of the
sport
Scouy after seven years rs
MATCHMAKER. WAS without 'oh
But the man who managed tWc
worlds lcathcrwclcht champions,
johnny Dundee. and Lou ,kidi
kaplan. could no more leave Tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

ambulance corps Only Of the Is players Bonnie
Oosterbaan's Michigan basketball team seniors.
Bill Hitchcock, whom the Tigers bought from Kansas City
of four shortstops coming up from the American
Association and slated for regular posts the American
LGsNe Besides the Detroit player Johnny Pesky
Red Sx Louisville Bob Repass Washington from Columbus
and Bobby Stephens Browns from Toledo Kid Chocolate is
Havana 5000 per month Brooklyn Dodgers have not
changed their plans spend three weeks training Cuba
In the opinion Of Dr. George Hausr Minnesota line coach the
Gophers Of 94 the greatest OF all football Gophers
Miami planning add 10000 the Orange Bowl
Bob smith Minnesoas 2l0pound football guard defense
schools hockey team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

very intricate questions Five
different coaches viii he asked 10
give their interpretations.
Here are the FIVE he VIII offer
the coaches
QUESTION |: Michigan punts
" 10 Minnesota's safety man.
He fumbIes and Mlchigan's right
end RECEIVERS before the ball
hits the ground. continuing on
for touchdown. What Ii the
ruling?
QUESTION ,: Detroit at
W tempts to place kick for thu
point after touchdown hut II is
blocked by Naync's right guard.
(a) The ball II recovered by
Detroit i'm the end zone; (b)
the ball IL recovered nv Detroit
on the IO-Nard line and rushed
over What il the ruling i'm each
case.
nUESTION 3: To avoid
" Temples halfhack States
end steps out of hounds. He
returns Ia the playing field and
receives a pass on Temples 30
yard line. What is the ruling:
QUESTION &: Ohio state has
R the ball. third down, *
yards to go. NiSConsin's left
tackle il detected holding and
tffIE BHtgrrS VpUafITFd fiVe yArds.
What il the down and distance
QUESTION <: Cooley passes
N the hall. The Cooley right
emf touches II and The Cooley
lett end. coming across fast,
makes the catch The left end
rims the ball Ia the 30-Nard
line, where he fumhles and 81.
Theresa RECEIVERS. What IN the
rulingS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
L>I<h4
! By leo hlacdonttl
SPORTS EDITOR
Recall Late Joe CoHeys Boxing Mat Promotion.
in Chicago; He Was an Expert at Game

A. Sehaohs proposed baseball school in Hawaii viii have
II the Chicago Cubs forced 20 quit Catalina as
Spring training camp they will locate San Antonio Texas
Cofoy who died recently 20 years Of age for many
wears foremost boxing and wrestling promoter In
Chicago Among other sport shows, Cohey promoted the
George Hsckenschmd' Frank 90 h match in the Windy
City and Tommy Gbbonseorge Carpenter ring bout at
Michigan Cry latter drew gate Of $232000 Johnny
Ncun AZ Kansas City Gahby Hartnett indianapolis Truck
Paul Eddie Dyer at Columbus man
he American Association Dyer has been in the St
Cardinals organization for 10 years he managed
Houston pennant las, season Mike Novak Chicago
Bruins PRO basketball stands feet inches Mike
handy screUng electric light bulbs into gymnasium cell
sockets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28

Giants Harry died IN an
airplane crash.
"He was responsible for
my baseball career" Mel re-
calls. IL had failed in a brief
trial with the New Orleans
Pelicans when MIR. Williams
invited me TO join his lumber
camp team. Then one day he
told me he thought ! might
make good in the big league,
said he knew McGraw and
would pay my way TO New
York"
After that Melvin Thomas
OFT never turned back.
Stewart Maiden, who taught
Bobby Jones how to play golf,
has a daughter in the British
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-28
Match Your Wits
With Coaches
Kipke Has StiekIers
on Football Rules

How we'll do you know your
football rules? How well do thF,
coaches know the rules? "
At the final meeting for the
Quarterhacks, Monday
noon at the Book-Cadillac, chair
man Harry Kipke will ask five
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Anu ANaAt A4A HA~aAAH tANr a3AHA
Gem Bevans. who SAYS he began
|Prsetieing 20 be dirty old man
hack in 1901.
.The veterans. briEht-eyed be-
hind boards. had something there.
Because cd men seem 10 have
come into their own. Gallant old
nen. erochety old men untidy
ones. dienified ones-they all seem
10 be as much in demand IS actors
y no cant remember World War 1.
Mr.. Davenport. whose 20 years
" the thester and pictures is an
sn-tlme record. generally is buster
khan any Of EN-. Right now he's
over az Warmers in kings Row"
snd wearing frightening pink hair
end beard. And he's currently be
fng seen around the country as the
lively old prospector OF The Bride
Game c. o. D.
HAIR
TIE color Of his whiskers has
tothing to do with his role Of
amily lawyer. incidentally. It's
ust that his hair is so snow white
hat II looks almost metallic to
he camera. SO they sprinkle it
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Fixing Slot
Machine Charged
Three Boys Fined
$40 for Oiionoe

Three taoax n<n who w=ufsa
n pisss parity faiissF- = tsnp>r-
lnx With ne u<<hanzen ~ :
pan ball Fnsensr. - to X a.
RreF~sfsan senfer. - Tin ked X.
weFs found fnlits ~ rrisr< ftdne
" A. Rtehnond Tuesday, sftss~
afeH
~ sHoFsirx to s~vi<~ utth Z
wire. pnkea thruoxh . Tiny krse
n th< ats - 4 - hcrs ~yrs
su.ktnx ne msxnsn< pay cff n
several Fnuisirl>~ with every nsrtss.
roile~ offIs~rs sehalfs .rd Oath
eat szza they s~ia sn~ ~ fhs
vsashs William E<r~ra. mansp~s-
lated ~ psr<. Anctn~v. rss<r ..
nrupm. piar~a TIE nsenius. snd
the tslrsi. > ". ueMs~f~s. rruz.~1
srcanf IN the crowd - : s~rttn>I.
IN spite - ne cess st~sr nat
thev All lnst n<n<y On re ne
rhsn<. Judge ri<hmnnd sesennsd
fires ~ sse sss scsts e>~h
To : 1t-y~>r.eld tr~nss>us M
picked up Tuesday nrsnin9 ~
annoying . se.is~r. - ecurt p<u-
vfe<a |. to-day ~ sp4esn<e Ths
sirt Neihs uvap~s. 49, f1s~t -
fased 70 give h>s nams snd ~
sisted sh~ hs3 ~ hou<s an1 10
fsisnds snywh~r~. s.id she hs1 ~
rlass n - and ~sntsa ~ psrt -
rseoms. judep Hi<hmerd pst1
unsii shs could THINK II ssnssehlru
h<fter thar thst ~ vuol1 pruvs1e
= temporary hcuss fsv hev n ~
jail
rive men srd zee wemen ~
90 afuns charges 1s<h u~wnrN.
rh<~sins~ kI.ns. iaNe Ray. -
Axnr. MARI nfassf sad Asna Tame.
all we're fined 80 s1d ecess 80
committed u issl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

with rouge - soften the glare.
Mr.. Bevans. who can't match Mr..
Davenport in years. outdoes him
in theatrical old axe. In 1901.
having watched the great DAVID
Nsrfieid turn from comedy 70
psthos BY creating the character
q a sad old man. Bevsns began
TO age himself.
He went to New England. he
explained. and sat around on
cracker boxes in country stores
learning the gestures and the
querulous voices Of frost bitten
senility. Then he played old men
on The stage until he came 10 Hol-
lywood six years ago. where now.
in Captains Of the. Clouds" he
IS a spry old Canadian trapper.
LIKE THE BROOK
On the same lot is Hobart Bos-
worth who starred In the first
edition Of The Sea Wolf when
Edward C. Robinson was in knee
pants. Bosworth also appeared IN
the first picture ever made in Los
Angeles, The Sultan's Power" in
1909. Having been around ever
since. as actor, director and
u~vs4ar h. .aar,oI a. A.a.r-. -
Hollywood mind a symbol Of in
envitable senility. Actually, he's
only "a. tough as nails and never
III. After a few years in which he
was unable TO convince many pro-
ducers that he wasn't falling to
pieces. Warmers finally signed him 1
10 a seven-year contract. Now /
he's keeping up with Enrol Flynn |
in the Custer picture, They Died 4
With Their Boots On
Also in that picture 10 Walter
Hampton. 81, and an actor for 40
years, who has deserted his bril-
liant stage career to work In
movies. Equally busy around
town are c. Aubrey Smith. rs;
Grant Mitchell, 81: the much
sought Albert Basserman. SO.
Charles Grspewin, 65. and Halo
we'll Hobbies, 90.
A couple OF actors who are fol-
lowing Glen Bevans' strategy are
Walter Brennan and Monty Wool
ley. The latter is the bearded |
Man Who Came to Dinner" but |
Of course he really isn't old.
Brennan is a mere youngster Of
30, but he has won three Academy
awards for portrsyals OF gamey
old dodgers. His youngest role in
years was played recently as the
tough sea captain (clean-shaven
and wearing his teeth at Univsr-
sal in This Woman Is Mine"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Meanwhile announcement was
sds today by Allan II. Link, gen.
Fal manager of Lakewood Devel-
bment Co., that Danny Edge,
bted Northwest hockey and ice
tena impresario, had been ap-
binted manager OF Lakewood Ice
|-ena.
Edge has been active In ice
|rena work and hockey, both as
bach and as owner of the Spokane
|ombers of the Pacific Coast
Jockey league for the past ten
bars. His most recent post has
ben coach of the famous Con
! ga university hockey team, a
bsition he has held for the past
|ree years. He has also been
|vner Of the Spokane team that
Ept that city in coastwise hockey
r the past few years. Prior to
s work in Spokane he was bust
|kss manager OF the Portland Ice
lena, from 1881 to 1896. and
flped bring that city's arena out
a big hole to a going concern
ith a tremendous following.
In Spokane he was manager OF
|pokane Ice arena for time dur
| z its early period of develop
ent. before getting back TO his
d love Of hockey and coaching
|ork.
Right now the Edge family,
amy. Eta. his wife. and two
Fighters, age Z and Is. are busy
wing to find a house TO live in.
eferably in the Lakes district,
| d. like many newcomers are
|nding a bit Of housing shortage
j round. The oldest daughter.
| uth. is & figure skater OF note
i BID a member Of the Spokane Fig
re Skating club. The whole Edge
Imily are skaters, taking after
ather Dan. who modestly admits
has been skating some 81 years.
Halllng from the land Of ice
eaters and expert hockey players
fanny claims Regina, Saskatche-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Following is a list Of scheduled
Townsend meetings:
Thurs ay-Fircrest, regular
meeting In the Fircrest church
Hawthorne auxiliary at 1850 a. m.
at 26i0 East c st: Sumner auxii-
larry At 11:30 a m; Harmony No.
80. x. Of c. hall in the evening.
Friday-All-City No. -. Mac
csbee hall at 7.30 p. m, followed
by card party at S: Fern Hill No.
4, So. SD and Yakima; South
Tacoma club No. s. Hsnitou hall.
regular meeting to be followed BY
dancing.
saturday-Fswcett Avenue club,
Carpenters hail, dance after regu-
lar meeting.
Sunday-Gig Harbor club, PIE
mic dinner at 100 p. m. In Crescent
Valley park. DR.. Gordon Fleming
will be guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Affairs 81 rseoma oyre eiub In
tho futur. viii be In the hands ~
Harold D. Hayward. due IN the
president. Thomas A. s~.yss. go
ting TO Olympia Oct. 20 b. state
director of iicens~a Speaker At
Wednesdays luncheon meeting Of
the Gyros IL the winthrop was
Armand Marion. new manager Of
the hotel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
sosErH rARsoN
FUNERAL SERVICES

John Frelusann Thursday Al Q
q. m. from tho Church Of the visi-
tstion. with Father pominiek Hack
officiating. Burial VIII be In Cal
vary esmstsry. under the direction
of Piper Funeral Home. The
Rosary will he rscifsd At the Visit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Discuss School Plan

The Aid-County Federation Of
Improvement clubs met with the
South Summit club Tuesday eve
ming for a general discussion Of the
school reorganization plan and the
opening Friday evening Of the 72d
st.-Canyon road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

wan, as his native city. He played
with the world junior hockey
champs m 1921 at Regina, and
knows the game from the inside
out.
Edge is busy getting acquainted
with the arena staff this week
and will announce the personnel
later. Peter Tarsh, noted local
skating instructor, heads the Lake
wood instruction staff for the COM
ing season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Inerid Beromon and Spencer
Trocy. who CORY the leodino
roles in Robert Louis Steven
sons classic. "Dr. JekyIl ond
Mr.. Hyde. " moves 10 the Blue
Mouse theoter todoy. Sharing
the bill IS Stuort Erwin ond
Mischo Auer in Crooked
Nuts, shown for the first time
on O Tocon1o screen.
Your postmaster can tell you
how TO invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
n ERE'S lore ABOUT
Main Street
STARTS ON rAGE osr

=
kuian q s22t Ne. S1nd st. board
ed = Milwaukee road train Sstar-
day night to visit her former hene
IN Montana. On ths same train
was nelghhor TEN Middietea Of
s2o3 No. Alder. recently released
from active army duty ss a sec
ond lieutenant in crder q enter
medical school at Northwestern
university.
Elmer Bechtoid of Eima recently
entered Lincoln high school a. =
student His parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John B~chtoid. expect 10
move 10 rsooms shortly.
Ralph Ross Of Oskesvllle and his
two nephews. Homer and Norman
Ross Of Pullman. recently moved
hers.
Mrs Aisa BsdEiey % Tacoma
Was recently visited BY her sister
in-lsw. Mrs- EAri R~dglcy Of Elms
While William q. Dunekiey.
Broadmoor apartments. vas in
centrslia Monday afternoon en-
peeting 10 call on his brother.
Henry A. Dunckley, the latter was
in Tsooms looking for Bill They
got together In tho evening In
Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. o. Morgan q
Tacoma recently returned from q
visit at the home Of their dsugh-
ter. Mrs. Harvey Benson Of Ana
eortes.
Mrs.. I. n. HoIbcurne of Monte
rsno 10 visiting her daughters,
Mrs. q. v. Mansen. s277 No. 18th
st. and Mrs. Ed Clark. Rt. q.
Mr.. and Nrs. Harry Crc.iey.
spi7 No. 4ard st. recently visited
at the y. W. Gray home in Pull
man. Wash.
Mr.. and MIS-. Frank A. RubIe.
722i So. Park ave. recently waited
at the home OF Mr.. Rubles par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. W. X. RubIe
of Lyman in skasit county.
Miss Elsie Clement. student
nurse at Tacoma General hospital.
and Miss Eva Clement. student at
Knspp's Business college. recently
visited their parents at onaiasks.
Mrs. Philip Giltner, IT,. 32s No.
I st. recently returned from a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mira. !.
r. Reynolds of Pullman.
Weekend guests at the A. X.
usherness home In sedro-Wool-
ley were Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Usher
ness, jr.. and Norm Ishernees of
Tacoma. Both Of the young men
are employed at the shipyards.
Louise Damon Of Tacoma re-
Gently visited her grandmother,
Mrs. Anna Currier Of Porter.
Mn. Clara Hopsood. IoIl Eas,
3oth ST, 10 visiting her sister. Mrs..
Opal sutterfieid of Eima. during
the illness of her mother. Mrs. r.
u Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Berto Of
Tacoma were recently guests at
the Y. g. Berto home in Bothell for
a family reunion
James J. Me,bnssr left w.dn.s-
day on q trip to his Waitsburg
ranch. Later in the week he will
attend the Central washingto
fair at Yakima and exhibit his
two horses. kultnomsh Chief and
Gypsy Queen, at the weekend
horse show that u among the
fairs features. Mrs. Melilnger ex-
poets to Join her husband In Yak
ina Friday.
Roy A. Hanson. II, Of 14Is So.
Madison st. 10 now In San Diego
receiving ". .. marine corps
training following his enlistment
Sept. 10.
MAI IAisin, local manager Of
the Shell OIL Co. was the speaker
at q meeting Of the Tacoma CnGi-
nsers' club. held Wednesday noon
in Hotel Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bm Jaron Golden.
Tacomsns until recently The
scribe. she prominent in musical
and amateur thsatrios) paid q
brief yisit TO frisnds here this
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
"Lsi's Go" Banquet
will Be Tuesday

The 'Tsts Go" hsnaust an
nounoed for Thursday evening by
the Sixth Ave. BAPTIST young
people has been postponed until
Tuesday Al $50 .. m. tn the Jun
Tor room Of the church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

WAno9uN0T0N rhs prn9vurs
10 snd Great tsr,s.ln ~. -. a.
600 more worth n fos1 dswssG ~
neat i've mcnths wfIl eall ~
sacrifices sptnG wttbmN essoe
fos<is and paying mess fov sthsvs
nv American housewives. s9s$.
culture department. srusemksns
said "Wednesday.
There aren't suouxh dairy en1
poultry prodnets. pavt snd sp9e
fruits ana Vegetables ~ hse1 -
meet hath Increased 6nwsoxie -
nssds ana british sesskD thls
winter. they aid.
Government sffuvfe q psteo
eoairuis msy not entirely sheeh
tins infiusnrs ~ supply go -
mand On eonsam~r prices. which
already have rsssa Sharply. srsNp.
mlSex said. " Americas fossd sssp-
plies are h ~ Spread snis winter
Ia feed 1905. 900 ssstsins - vsfi
~ Americana
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
OBITUARY NOTICES

Tacoma smeitsr. and . member n
st. L~o's Holy Names society. Re-
sides his wife. Della. he leaves
three brothers. James Of New
Orleans. Patrick of Ireland. and
John of England. and one sister.
Miss Mary coyie Of England. osff.
ney's viii announce the funeral
arrangements.
JOSEPH rARsoN
Joseph rarson. 70. Of Nisqually.
died wednesday In q local hospital.
He leaves ore brother. John Par
son Of yslm. Cassidy = Allen
viii make the funeral announce
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25

Meet the cost Of "Sun Vol
ay Serenode, lotest ottroction
omino to the screen of the
Ausic Box theoter Thursday:
tors Sonjo Henie ond John
'oyne top, Glenn Miller, who
feotured with his bond;
.ynn Bori. Milton Berle and
oon Dovis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
RETURN SHOWING

ence Oliver In That Hamilton
Woman also Ann Miller and Rudy
Vallee in Time out for Rhythm.
CAPITOI-Frederick March and Betty
field In Victory, also Jackie
Cooper and Heda Hopper In "LAfs
With Henry"
COMMUNITY - Abbott and Costello
In In the Navy" also Hugh Her
bert in Meet the Chump.'
KAY sTREET-wiiliAm Powell and
Myrna 10y I'm Love Crazy" also
Lynne Roberts and John Mcclure
In street OF Memories"
LAKEWOOD - Pred MacMurrhy and
Madeleine Carroll in "One Night In
Lisbon" also Las Vegas Nights"
PARK-Joel McCrea and Ellen Drew
in Reaching for the sun" also
Richard Arlen in Power Dive"
PROCToR-JoeI McCrea and Ellen
Drew in Reaching for the sun"
also Ralph Bellamy In "Eilery
Queen. Master Detective
REaLART-Abbott and Costello IN
In the Navy" also Otto Kruger In
The Big Boss"
RFN-Tyrone Power and Linda OAR
nell In Blood and sand"
sHEu,-Errol Flynn and Miriam
Hopkins In Virginia city" also
Wayne Morris in Plight Angel"
sINsET-Alice Faye and Jack Oakis
in The Great American Broad
cast" also John Wayne and Frances
Dee IN Man Betrayed"
TEMPLE Don Ameche and Betty
Cradle In Moon over Miami" also
James Stephenson In Shining
Victory"
LIBERTY. Puyailup-Frroi Fiynn and
Pred haehurray in Dive Bomber"
RIVIERA. sumner-Jane Fraz<e In
San Antonio Rose" also Lionel
BARRYMORE In The Penalty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
Lakewood Ice Arena to Open for Fall
And Winter Season Thursday, Oct. z

Tacoma ice fans will be glad to learn that Lakewood Ice
rena opens for the 1941942 Thursday October e
th big family party commencing at p and lasting
swel after midnight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-25
ROBERT JAMES JONES
MEIDRUM

Private gravcslds services for
Robert James Jones Medium. so.
Of $500 No. sth. viii be held
Thursday at 40 p. m. IN the new
Tacoma cemetery. under the dirve-
ton of Tuell funeral home. MAJ.
drum died T,Iesday Mt the home Of
his daughter. Mrs. I. ID. Hinton.
with whom he had made his home
for the past five years. A Eradu-
ate Of Edinburgh university and
OF John wstson's college, Of Edin-
burgh. Scotland. he came 10 Taco
ma from Toronto. Canada He had
been cashier for Standard Brands.
Lad. Of Toronto for 20 years Be
sides his daughter. he leaves one
son. George n. Meldnum Of Toron-
to. one brother. George Meldrum
of Scotland, and three srandchii-
drsn.
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HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD
By PAUL HARRISON
HOLLYWOOD


H0LIIW00D-"Ne are the ancents Of the earth and
the morning Of the times quoted Harry Davenport To-
year-old actor
And doing ali right too added with rouge 10 soften n. ear.
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tstion church Wednesday, 81 T;so
p. m.
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GERALD CoYIE

Gerald coyls. 10. Of 2sIs 80. q.
died Tuesday in a local hospital A
native Of West Meath. ireland. he
had lived IN Tacoma for 20 years
Hs was q retired Waterman at the
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Your postmaster cen ten ~
hov 10 invest II Y. = pefsnnD
nsnds.
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wALiER HSsES

Walter Jensen, %. Of SALT So.
Ferry. died at his home wsdnss-
day. A native Of Denmark, he
had lived at tn. present addrsn
for so years. lie was a member
Of the Danish Brotherhood, Inde-
pendent Forsstsrs. and the LauB-
dry Workers union. lie was en-
ploysd BY the Tacoma laundry
Besides his wife. Martina. he
leaves one daughter. Mrs. Robert
Miles Of Yakima. one brother.
Maurice Jensen Of MINI; enc ais
ter In Denmark; and two grand
children c. o. Lynn Co. viii an.
nouncs the funeral arrranK.ments