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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04


has a background Of education
which includes a B. A. degree from
Des Moines university and a mas
ters degree from the University
Of Iowa. His experience includes
10 years as high school, principal,
superintendent of schools and in
four year college administrative
and personnel work In addition
he had experience in business and
held executive positions OF re-
sponsibility.
w. w. Taylor. principal of
Knapp. is a graduate Of the Uni
versity of Washington, where he
also took his fifth year of work
majorine in accounting. He was
a graduate assistant at the uni
versity. A member of the Knapp
college staff for five years. he is
now principal and head of the
bookkeeping and accounting de-
partment.
Herbert Phillips. registrar, is
also a product of the University
of Washington. He has been with
Knapp for two years and previ-
ously operated his own school, the
Phillips Secretarial school of
Lynchburg, Va.
Ruth Langlow, head of the
secretarial department. is grad
uate of Washington State college.
where she also took graduate work
and was an assistant In the four
year secretsrial department. She
has been a member of the Knapp
college staff for six years. Out
standing in ability in shorthand
and tipping, she sets examples for
all her students by taking speed
tests in tipping and shorthand
right along with her advanced
students, demonstrating ability
not only to teach, but to perform
the tasks SET.
Anna Pursley, teacher of short
hand and stenotypy and filing,
took her training at the Eastern
Montana Normal and the Steno-
type Teachers Training school in
Chicago. and has been a member
of the Knapp college staff for IA
years.
Regene Hayenga, graduate of
Augustana college, is new MEM
Der of the Knapp staff this year.
In addition to her education she
has had previous teaching expert
ence and several years experience
in office work. She is therefore
well qualified to teach office ma
chimes and tipping.
Renie Belfrey, graduate Of Uni
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Medical Officer to Speak
To Dupo1t-Ft. Lewis PIT. A.

DUPONT--Lt. M. W Heming-
way. Seth Med. Bn., Fl. Lewis, will
be guest speaker at the Dupont
TT. Lewis PIT. A. meeting at the
Dupont school Tuesday evening at
7:30.
Herbert Ford will conduct a
community sing. and later VA en-
terrain with a group of vocal Sc
lections.
Refreshments win be prepared
by the mothers of the second
grade pupils. Mrs. l. E. Ray is
program chairman.
The Dupont-Fort Lewis PIT. A.
is one of the most active associa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Sfreamlining Makes Knapp College
Most Modern in Pacific Northwest

vides many other office machine,
and appliances. including book.
keeping machines. debating ma
chimes. mimeogrsph, nnultigraph
check protectors. key punch ma
chine. switch board and others. 80
important has this department be-
come. that IN the new Knapp
College II IL set UP separately
with one teacher spending full
time IN the teaching OF these
modern machines and appliances.
Today students demand business
training that they recognize as
vital and practical throughout.
Thus the modern school, as ex-
empIified by Knapp College. broad
ems its curriculum, while taking
out old style courses once included
In the business college curriculum
and substituting more practical.
useful training. The student feels
that each day marks another step
up the ladder Of achievement.
Whereas the old time business
school. following the lead of its
academic contemporary rated
students by the use Of grades.
such ~ 80. 20. 100. etc. the mod
ern business training school
speaks IN terms of progress and
achievement toward the goal of
employment standards.
Thus, Knapp College now rates
students in ajor studies in terms
Of business requirements which
each student recognizes as import
ant. and is anxious TO attain. Be-
fore each one Is constantly kept
the question which the employer
viii ask. What can you do?"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04

It's 4 far cry from the old-tims
Business college of . few years
age TO the modern stfeamlined.
excellently equipped business
training school Of today. as rep
resented BY the new Knapp College
81 Tacoma.
whereas business schools Of q
few decades ago felt II necessary
to teach only typewriting. short
hand. pennanship. arithmetic and
bookkeeping. The modern business
training school must cover a much
larger and broader field today. In
addition to equipment including al
standard makes and latest model
typewrfters, Knapp College pro-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Youth Injured When
Auto Strikes Pole

Otto Henne. ~, of Tillicum,
Wash. was treated Monday in
Pierce county hospital for facial
decorations received in an auto
mobile accident at 5sth and South
Tacoma way at 5:33 a. m. He was
released to his home after medical
attention.
The car in which the youth was
4 passenger struck a city light
pole. knocking it down.
Driver Of the car, Albert Renk,
also Of Tillicum. told investigating
officers he had driven into Tacoma
from Yakima and that he had gone
to sleep at the wheel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Williston to Speak
At KiWQniS Club

Americas stake in the Orient
will be discussed by Prof. Frank
G.. Williston Of the College Of Pu-
get Sound at the Tacoma Kiwsnis
club meeting Tuesday noon at the
Hotel Winthrop.
Whether the United States
could afford to withdraw from the
Far East and whether the nations
interest is a large or small trade
investment. protection of raw ma
terials. or q matter of power poll
tics, will be among the questions
DR.. williston will analyze.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Young Demos to Hear
Bryce Little Speak

Bryce Little, Seattle attorney
and member Of the executive
board Of the Democratic state
central committee, will speak to
the Young Democratic club of
Pierce county at eight o'clock
Monday night at the Hotel Win
throp. Party Responsibility in
National Defense" will be Littles
topic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
OLD TACOMA MEETING

The Old Tacoma Improvement
club will hold q meeting Tuesday
night at Q o'clock at the slavonisn
hall. No. 30th off Carr nj. Elsie
Stewart will speak on history Of
the state Of Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-04
Knapp College Boasts One Of Most
Hiqhly Trained Faculties in the N. ".

No school better than its faculty regardless OF equip
ment and facilities therefore great emphasis mas oeen
upon the gathering of an outstanding staff period OF
many years Knapp college Each member not only mus
have adequate educational qualifications but must also nave
background experience which will rate him or her as
specialist the field In addition each must know no" 70
teach others the thing which he she knows and must
have genuine interest in and desire to help the students
with whom he or she comes in daily contact.
The president " Patterson versy of Washington also
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
NASH
DEAL Err
In Tacoma since 1919
A SAFE PLACE
To BUY a USED CAR

30 Plymouth peLuns Touring
Sedan. radio heater, spot
AshtA stst.sss. ts-.s.. Atss
40 Ford p@Isuss Touring sedan.
radio. heater. dsffoatera ..t.ss 7hb
30 Tsraplans Brougham 49,. 7ss
IS Ford D~Luxs Coupe ...-..... 400
80 LAfaystts DELUXE TrE sedan. sss
- Fofd D-LuHe Tudor sedan los
- Nash Amb = DsfmEa Ifs
Sedan. radio. heater .z...ss $50
~ Plymouth DsLBHs a-doof frs $50
IS Hudson SIX 4-dOor sedan o.. $50
- Chevrolet 2-door sedan ...... iss
81 Chevrolet DeLuKs door. fine
condition sith good tifsa 100
- Pontiac Trg sedan. radio.
heater. clean car ..t#s...# zl3
- Nash Lafayette Tfs. 6edsn
radio. az Condi ton eruisiuK
iss nss '7'-.........'"1- 77s
- Plymouth Coupe lusi the ioN
mileage coupe YOU srs ipeains
TOT t.F=f..ssa. t-ts-.. so
SO Chevrolet ToAn geonn god
condition nice car ..-s..s-s sfs
- ChsVrolst ToNu Asdau fsfhs
SHEA. nice AID cisan car fs5
BANK TERMS TRADE
Sanford Boil Mesh Company
en- and Tacoma 49, Main 1874
sia-iszs cbsuolst cosen. rans
sooe FHoet0f $500 sszs s4ktn
Avenue
- FORD Tuaor ln veFg sod SHAPE
Excellent gHptfF good BODY NsAs
az offer 1874 North Prospect
USED CARE carr written guarantees
Al Tommy MALONE bsi7 3 Tae. ~
VIZ Buy ELL. TRhDE god Used
cars AunSon. te8z 30. Tacoma say
lie Floats Through the Air
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
BANK TERMS TRADE

Sanford Boil Mash Company
EN- and Tacoma ~ Main 1874
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

UHED CABS ffsfg as % Auslssf.
hsfsins ia hfa4awsp
cEg TIE sEw AunIta e.
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DOWNTOWN FonD DkAGkn
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03
General Used Cars
GEORGE BhYDO. u.

sKiI.-sIOg equity ia fsss Pod
faafu usfd fasf iulfiaf diatfiF
DHanits sl1g
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-03

BEE our large display u ate
model. fully guaranteed ears IN
our Used Car Dept Hs NEST
al competition.
PLYMOUTH DE SOTO
s0l 81 ilslsna Main zfsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASS AtFSIF
InIES AnI ALL
CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Airert r Kirseh ~ Marie NJ Schroeder
James Rstson Gordon Jra II; Lucille
william DombroassL Il, Helen Horos1y,
Stanley Pslqch. % Margare, F1anz. "a.
Brine Cass'sri ~ Helen Cerinf -.
Lester @ Mertz 81 Virginia Stokes 10
Rene c Lore. ~ Bertha schvartlinz. 20.
Frank Heinrich % Mary &aieeka. -.
Carl Swanson. "a Theresa Schmidt 81.
Paul Alvin Lopez. %: Phyllis ". Slough
ton. %.
Roy cicotte 20 Cecilia zulewSisi 10
George " Granger -: Rita Bsder 2o
James Leonard Breaugh 30; Leons Maria
vincent spaeearotsn q csrmsna seeglio.
Edsard Michael pwoiak %; MARY Elirs-
beth P6hley 20
Anth9ay = Gsbell. p Rose Pgry. Is
John Varaedi % Helen Porch. -
515sFh i1aFIcui7VTcFI' n tiieeu sfarsrlaff'
Herman Goolsby. Is Elizabeth Marie Ma
Nunzio Augusta Granats. 80. Jeanne For
tune Cordero. 25.
Eden Z. Neal. Is Olga Reinhard. rs.
Carr Photo. p Hildred Luokka II
Charles Z. Hifsch So Harriet schodowEki
James Kennedy. rs Helen choats. u.
sam Ksplan % Florence Albert o.
Roger Marshall 81. InnoEene Faulkner. IS
Richard Clarke. p. Viola Hin, 81.
George L. Balm. IS. Elite Lee Wyatt %.
John Hudock, 20, Betty Jeane Hayes. 90
Daniel Campbell. 70 Eileen Aben ~.
Steve r. sarzy nski. Is: Stella Brudek, II
Melvern r Howe -. Emma Brase 81
Car +. Grimstad. u Millcent L. Emer'
son. a.
John r Nickel. Il: Marjorie Baker 10
Basil MCGOWAN. 81 Valerie Goupili. rs
Harold Cramer p. Eva Nae Broth. q.
Charles II. Thompson. 20 Jewel NJ
Hanna 20.
Wallace Begerstrom. 20 Ruth Jackson. %
Robert Lee Adams. %, Margaret Ernestins
Mahaffey. Is.
Oliver Douglas. ii. Thelma Hall, IS.
Arnold Charles Gentner ~. Rose Lillian
Richards, Is
Chester J. Bustrasn. % Eleanor J. Pen
ney. %.
William Thomas Conway, -; Virginia n.
Berns %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Just Like Hagen

GOLF during the recent Red
Cross match in Nassau. big bluff
Walter Hagen vas about 10 CHIP
on The green, from about 70 yards
away, when he noticed that his
royal highnesS was standing too
far away from the pm 10 grab
il in time, in case the ball started
TO 20 into the cup. Hagen looked
- Ii. ( AE4.e4 + ls=
RuthiSh face and cheerfully said.
get the pin. Eddie
The other members of the great
foursome. Bobby Jones. Gene
Safdken and Tommy BfmOuTl do
dressed the Duke Of Windsor as
sir, during the two-day match.
Hagen aIternated Eddie with
Prince. and the Duke, who seems
Ia be Ieal-nicn- sa2--tafA= 10
Hagen more than to tho others.
Windsor is real, red not golf
fan
The day the Incompatible four
some arrived to play IN the So
hole 4-hall match the Duke sat
down with them and ratified of
the names and dates and the
courses where Hagen. Jones. Sara
zen and Armour Won their British
Opens and Amateurs. As Prince
of Wales nc had made the pre-
sensations of the cups upon all
these occasions. At Nassau he held
the pin and picked up the golf
balls and did other little homely
rf1TJTpx fT7r- MI IF tt7er77
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Ia our league" the owner of the
Washington Senators declared
"And do YOU think we'd ever
stand by and see any of our eX-
starx In need The National
League makes all al organized
baseball look bad. when II neg
lects men like Alexander. II
could easily take care OF him
out OF its league funds, without
even referring his case To the
association of professional base
ball players you know, the
group that il supported by
those all-star games.
IL guess the National Leagues
just too busy, thinking up more
fool ideas like synthetic double
headers and night baseball"
the old warrior concluded,
stomping off to his pinochle
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Scratches

International News Service Wire
BOWIE
Weather. cloudy. track fast.
first -HAee-InirdndinE. Harm. A e-sHf
Pace. LHsttDss- Flying Indian, Mad
Bunny.
~efoud Rare--see See. sqnsbbls. Dams
Polly. High Bud, square Play. Crack
Favor.
Third Raee--Atr win. chief Cherokee.
Happy Hostess. Adds, Surprise Box,
BlaIinx Heat.
Fourth Rsee-sistsur. Grand Duke.
WoodsiIle, Guinea Doric. Burner, King
Cotton.
fffth Race lsmor Girl. Pete's Prince.
seventh Rsse-sturdy Duke.
Eighth Rsee-Jack Sting. Ntlon.
TROPICAL PARK
MeaiheK- clear track faAt---
F1rst Race--salsvins, Mixwsii. sweep
ins Dame, Double whisk. Edgeeo.
Meadow Murn.
second Rsee--~Ir Quest. Miss Sahga-
mon. FLYING GIee. kingoo. Dsrsmelus,
Miss Uildur.
Third Raee-Wie VIII. Doug Brashear,
kehuttal, Aiea. Mr.. Grief, Old River.
Fourth Raee--Niik and Honey
~steuth Hsee--Hasty Penny. Nutmeg
Lass. Garden Gal, Penny Rrrsde, Chef
tab. DotRili.
Eighth Rsee--iessie O. Septine Can
tNa. BsgEraNs. Car Rou.
substitute Raee-Deelarrd OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Red Wings ShouDings
Against Bruins
and Leafs

Nov 10 Detroit 4 Boston & a Bos.
tapI
Nag zf-Dstroit !. Boston :.
Dee z2-Rosfon 5. Detroit
Jan T-petrst /, Boston ! tAt Bos'
pet. a--Deirait 2. Boston
Frb. IL Boston {. Detroit 0. a. Bos-
tonb-
March is--Dstroit > Boston Z.
March ls-Boston 4, Detroit l. tAt Bos
ton
i've tss ihree defeats. Il goals 10 =
NaR- s-T0fanto . DsTF7TT N
Torautol
De i-TnYonta 2 Detroit =
4an s-nt,rgit } Toronto I. CT
IHrsntaf
Jan Is Toronto Detroit
lac 30 Toronto 2. Detroit a.
- = Toronto & De.fa-t , a.
pes 4 Detroit Toronto
Thfee Vefsttes hss defeats u 49,
- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Jungd|eers Due
To Lead Props

SOUTHEASTERN High. East sIfc
champion, will be favored to place
the largest number IN Saturday
nights finals when the city semi
finals of the Metropolitan League
prep indoor track championships
are held this afternoon in the
Central High gym.
The Jungaleers qualified Is boys
for teday's events. Northwestern.
winner on the West Side, is next
with 10. the same number as
Iiamtramck.- Western defending
city champion, qualified ly
seven. and is given no chance 10
repeat
The first SIX -place winners in
each OF the league meets qualified
for the semi-finals Saturdays
finals also viii be held at Central.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
You Have-TheH Tell Them to Inquiry Board
Seeking to Improve Sport in Michigan
BY Don GILLIES

with a view 10 obtaining full in
formation Of the opinions of as
to the taking Of FISH and related
problems.
Each fisherman. or representa-
tive OF a fshermen's association
''-fif BIZ granted an opportunity tt
be heard
The meetings are under the su.
pervision of Hubert r. Gallagher
Chicago. chairman council of state
governments; John Van Oosten,
United States fish and wildlife
service. Ann Arbor. A. c. Hunts
man. Toronto. secretary fisheries
research board of Canada and D.
j. Taylor, Toronto. game and fish
cries department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Eden Seeks Curb
0nBdIkdn War

April D ri $ b
Foreign Minister Anthony Eden
and Chief Of StaH Gen. SIR John
Dill arrived in Athens TO-DAY q
resume conversations with the
Greek government toward prevent
ing extension OF he European war
TO the Balkans. It vas officially
announced.
At the same time, the Greek
high command com m IN gu e
claimed that an entire Italian
army unit was wiped out IN d
battle on the Albanian front The
only SurviVors-estimated a. 200
officers and men--were SAID TO
have been captured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

II 4ou have some good ideas on
how 10 improve fishing conditions
IN Michigan, the international
board Of inquiry fer Great Lakes
fisheries would like 10 hear them
next Saturday in Monroe.
CO1rTTrrCrTr fishermen, vTJUrty@
men, conservationists, and the
general public are invited to at
tend the hearings which start at
! 30 p. m. in the Monroe city hall.
Pursuant to authority set forth
in an exchange of notes between
the governments of the United
States and Canada. the board of
inquiry IS scheduling a series of
hearings during 1871 at various
places in the Great Lakes area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

important appearance at the Ma
tional Theater. The incompatible
dancer had Sprained his left ankle
and the fact That he hddn been
able to use 1t had caused the
muscles OF his amazing legs to
Stiffen.
Draper couldn't find a rubber
he could trust and IN semi-des-
peration he remembered thai
Washington was the home of
Brown. who had fought EN- all
Draper is a first rate sports fan.
as well as a thorough soul. so he
got Brown on the phone managed
10 explain who he was TO the
instantly suspicious fighter and
Matte finally sent over an old pug
who is Washington best rubber
Strengthened Draper out lust like
that (snapD. Paul told US.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Death notlfes

HENGSTEBECk - stylette tBHy Beck
March 30. beloved daughter Of Mrs
Sylvia Hengstebeck. dear sister Of Alloy
stss ar- Marie Stafi, Angela Beck
Funeral service Thursday. April J. from
Anthony J. Miller Funeral Home 5ss3
Chene St. Al 10 a. N. Interment West.
gate Pars Cemetery.
JoHNSON-Ro l.. March 81 loving hus-
band Of Nellie J.. Funeral services at
residence. 1862 Beniteau. Thursday after.
noon. o'clock. Member Of Masonic Lodge
+ a A. NJ No 452. City OF the Straits
intermenf Evergreen.
KE>TtIy-Wiiiiam, beloved husband d
Florence. dear father Il William Jr,
Ruth, Frank Charles. Paul. Edith, Grace
Theodore and Virginia. Services Friday
90 p m. from residence. 1928 stotter
MAAS-Mareh 80. Ferdinand: age 70 year.
beloved husband Of Mary Seipes Mas
dear father OF Herbert, Fred. John. Carl,
Mrs. Edward Biumke and Mrs. Earl Good
win. Funeral service Wednesday. 2 ?. m.
A. A. II. Peters Funeral Home, i205i
Grafiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
BIRTHS

Vlrs.nia Gasfus $50 East Marshall Perm.
san Gtnsler, sstoI Central
Mary LsWAndoRski 73hi Merkei
Lenars Larime 80 West Cambourns, FERN
Roberta Lindstram. safs Manor.
kathryn Monroe. 1905 Brewster.
Helen Maxuf. T35 Sloan.
EIlaheth Mango. l23l cedar. Birmingham
Glance AmeH pa Baker Royal osk.
didesarde Befsert 3aal Deyonshire road.
Pearl Eez. i7l5i Wisconsin
Margaret Barrie. 2930 Gladstone
Katherine Berryman. 1905 Ludlow, Hunt
inEton WoodE
EuEenls Barnett 1888 Wade.
Jessie Carroll, 1885 West Hancock.
Mary Gale. 1901 Maplerldse.
Irene COCHRAN. 1901 East is-aue road.
Irene DoVaux. IFS Westminster
Margaret Daniels, 1864 Calumet.
Mary Dorado. 1876 RiKeryiew-
Martha Flshertg. 1910 Fairmont. Deaf
El.za6eih Fitzgerald, 1899 Carton. Crosse
Elizabeth Fortuna. SIS Belmont.
Pose FORD is5 West Lantz
Margaret lombard AL Alameda
Frances Hemeryck, 152s6 Faircrest
Anne Huan. 1901 Ferguson,
Frances Hudson. 1851 Foley
Irene kafe. 1928 Nsshhurn.
florence Kroenine 333b TNNenty-fouHh.
Madeleine LaFleur. ig321 Exeter.
VIVIAN MscGilliE.. 1888 Russell
F Janice MHNHtifflefs tuN fAHAtHfHl
Disie Moss. al West Buena Vista, High
Elzabsta Macdonald. ls2o7 stspehs East
Freda Miller. faol Ashland
Am Mals. 1aa5 Boston boulevard
Angsllne MsIlnlty. $3.50 Calhoun. Dearborn.
sara Morris. $3.50 Kentucky.
Annls MAJOR, SIS Elliott.
Margaret MeGaW. 7o2 South Gsinsbor-
uuEh. ROYAL Oak
Miale Pinsky, 1905 Warrington drive.
b n
Eudeli Parker. s7o2 Desnto.
Marie Piefos. 1858 West Morrow Circle,
Ia Rosen;naf. 275i Rochester.
Pear Rice 4si Horton.
Ann Sill 37o9 Rirhton
Mary stanton. 75f9 Richmond
sylvia suroWttz, AZ West Dearborn,
June sehmiat 1888 Princeton.
Winifred Sotup. 1887 ASniry
NirelnLa- Schultz lA462 Greenfield.
Helen Nehvis. asi4 MCMILLAN.
Helen sorek. fi51 Thirty second
Meibs schwartz. Route 3. ROYAL Oah.
Esther sobel, 26s0 Glynn court.
Elizabeth Thorisc, 1919 sunset.
+ Adelaide Westfate, Oil South Pleasant,
Royal Oak.
Mary Agora. 1850 csrdoni
i Dolores hno s35f Noffhlawh.
Mary Bieke i1f32 Kenuebee.
Bertha Borght, 342s Fourth
4 Dorothy Bussey, 633 Watson
+ Esther Bostwick 5ts3 Lincoln
+ Lillian CrAndeil. 1855 Priest.
+ PHYLLIS Dziereicki. $50 Doremus.
Lila Foster, $3.50 s. Aubln.
+ Helen Gehart. 1891 onysr. Hsmtranck.
Winona Good, 5gs7 Spokane.
Helen Gorczyca 1881 Arlington.
Rata .----s....--4 g2-AltIea- ---
Ethel Hicks, 22sT Fast Lsrned
Charlotte jackson. 1884 Van Court.
Nadine IeWett s25 Kitchener.
Ollie Jones. 943 Aedbury.
Camille Larin. 13545 Ohio,
Blanche Martens. 1889 Strasshurg.
Anita Morgan. 1915 Aubrey, Redford Twp.
Doris Mccormick. t34s Brady.
Evelyn Newsome se75 Pinehufst.
Marie Risker, $40 Hague
Anna Routledge. 1885 Wsyburn.
Mary Redetzky. 1870 Mettetsl
+ Fila Scott 1903 Berkshire
Jean Strovan. $40 Toledo.
Vera Stanton. 1855 Fifteenth
Charlotte Scott. 1913 East Lafayette.
Alice Veryser. $3.50 Bishop road.
Leona Van Keuren. 1908 Nlifred.
Creoteis White. 4i4 East Bethune
Willie Whitehead. 3702 CharleVoiK.
Ruth Wise. 54s East Kirby
Carmen Zammit, 1873 Church
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
w omen
Get New
Leader

Margaret Stacey to-day held
first place in Class { singles in
the Women's City Pin tournament
at Red Mil Recreation with a 532
rolled last night.
In other changes Dell Pierce
vas fifth in Class D singles at 524
while Dorothy Deering was first
in Class 4 at 40 and Dorothy Ull-
rich was second in the same class
with 459
Alice Beck and Sally Scully
were third N Class + doubles
at 73q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
London VS.. Clemens
Al fdirVieW ToniQht

Mike London and frankie Glenn
ons, who scored victories last
Tuesday at the Fairview Gardens.
viii be back al the East Side club
tonight TO clash in the main bout,
two in three falls encounter.
Ricardo CorteZ meets a new
conner. Sir Dizzy Davis. IN the
semi-final frankie Hart and Tony
Faletti meet in one of the two
short matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
CY0 Women BowIers
Pick Officers Sunday

The annual meeting of the
Catholic Youth Organization
women bowlers will be held Sun
day afternoon at 2:30 at the De-
troit Recreation. All members are
requested to be present as prizes
for the recent tournament will be
distributed.
There also will be the annual
election of officers and voting on
the site for next years tourna-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
State Picks Captains
In Boxing, Wrestling

EAST LANSING. April | Two
captaincies OF Michigan State in
door teams for next year were
announced here todey Harvey
Trombly OF kewaunee. WIS. vas
elected captain OF the boxing
squad and Leland Merrill Of Park
erShurg. ". Va. was named 10 q
similar position on the wrestling
team,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

h a q an lOta
Of conscience,
Clark Griffith,
doughty old CO.
founder OF the
A m @ 7 i c a n
League. told US
the other day.
ALEX was
as great an
asset to the
n a o n a
l. q a < ne as
st ars II X Q
" alter John
so n. Ii pc
Ruth, Ty Cobb
a n d T T | -
Speaker were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
ON THE.
LINE

BY BOB CoNsIDINE
International News service Wire

NEW YORK, April Nv h I
interests you today?
BASEBALL? The sorry plight
of Grover Cleveland Alexander
broke and abed in a Bronx vet
Grams hospital, could be remedied
in a minute if the National League