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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Study Of Tesiamenis
AT Church of Christ

Questions relating to current
events are being answered at the
Church Of Christ, So. seth and l.
SITS, during series of studies Of
the Old and New Testament,.
which are being conducted by
Evangelist J. c. Bum Of Seattle.
Glasses Of study are held each
night AT s. with exception Of Sat
urdays and Sundays. Book Of
Revelation VIII be the subject Of
study, beginning Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Lock Up Ny Heart

Continued From Page Tsnl
sffeetIss. ! assure you We've seen
The last ~ thai young lady
Perhaps I'd hesiss tail Winston
Ia make cure shs dossn't walk aus
with ths family silver WIN you
ring. please ="
A the deefaf reached forward 10
press . button on IN. desk there
vas . light tap on ,as door sss "a
swung open N ADM, th- sisisf
Ne VAS carrying a lsras silver
tray
Begging ysur pardon, Mrs
North, winsion said. nut .
thought perhaps yos and Doctor
Hobart might he hungry had
eoos make SONS ssnd&,snss sad
tea
Thank you. Winston. 1ss xe-
ing 10 call you. Plssss zee that
niH@ risminE leaves ihs house. i'm
ulsdla,sly wi'h Only nsr s~n h.
ionsings'
Yes. M. North. 10 there AIRY.
thing slss ?"
That ~lil ~ nuts sii. thsns
you rhs butler turned 10 leave.
ard a. ne reached the a1ar. shs
sddsd Never mind dinner. to
p.srt. wias,en Wen be dining
cot
Mr. Mars. too. MADAM 80
Mr. Marx, slso. Winston"
A. the aoos, Doesnr Hobart hall
shaesisd
"psning esit. lrssisesi' Dining In
jssi"
That's what meant. 81 course
! wonder what's keeping Mars -
i'ins' hs should nsss pnensd ~
ans 10 yes suppose
Doctor Hobart never I'D learn
SHAT hrs North go. about 70 cay.
80 ths sharp rms Of me islspsons
ga, her short and made notb ~
them Jump from thslf ehsifs
sYesfe ias dsetor said into the
rhsas = zee Yea all nEht.~ BE
hIng gp The fsestFsF
Ito NJ fsatiaassd1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Pleads Not Guilty
To Forgery Charge

A plea of not guilty ~ forgery
was entered saturday by Villa m
n. Bennett Algons farm hand.
when he was srraigned before SUI
perior Judge Joseph Mallery. His
case was assigned for trial at a
date yet to be fixed.
Bennett is accused of forging
the name of Lee Sergeant to a sf36
check made payable TO himself
and which he then gave 10 a
doctor In payment Of a bill The
bank. 1t is alleged, refused pay
ment
The court fixed Benefits bail
at 81 900.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were ISSUED
saturday 10 2. T Fsdde rxon. $50
residential alterations. 4sl7 A 81
= y. Stevens. $4,000 new resi-
dsnce 52ls So. Thom pson Charles
a. Nicholson. $500 new residence
33ll No 2sth At. Hole. si5e
residential repairs. s304 So. YAK.
ma ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
W. A. Dixon Chosen

W Arthur Dixon, president NJ
the Washington state coloref
Democratic Club, Inc was named
on a committee Of nationally prom
inent Negro Democrats at a meet
ing held in Washington. D. c. To
seek federal patronage for Negroes
throughout the United States. Doc
tor William J. T-hompkins. recorder
Of deeds for the District Of Column
bia IL the chairman Of the com
mittee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
William Kindegran
Pleads Not Guilty

William kindegrsn. charge
with smbezzlement Of 1886 Is from
the funds of Lumber and SsWmill
Workers Union. local 1852, entered
a plea of not guilty before supe-
rior Judge Joseph Msllery satur-
day. His case was assigned 20
another court for trial at a date
10 be set.
He was charged with taking the
money from union funds between
Jan. l and Dec. !. 1889 Deputy
Prosecutor Horace Geer appeared
for the state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Leadership Training
School 10 Open Here

Leadership training school
sponsored by Tacoma Baptist
Council Of Churches Will open In
First Baptist church. 9th and Mar.
ket SITS. Monday at 100 2. m.
and will continue for six eonsecu.
i've Mondays AZ the sam. hour
according to the Rev. George r
Barton. dean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Bishops CsndIesfiets
Al epworih Methodist

Taken from Victor Hugo's Les
Miserables,' play, The Bishops
Candlesticks,' will be presented
Sunday at Epworth Methodist
church, So. sth and Anderson SITS,
by a youth group from St. Pau's
Methodist church. The program
will open at 7:30.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

end and didn't know Pat well
enough 70 come through with
much inside stuff in front % her,
though never knew = redhesd
that wouldn't understand, Some
how | didn't want 10 let Uncle
and Auntis know right away that
/ Was in Chicago, tust wanted a
few days out In the clear, no
strings on me.
Molly and I planned 10 go down
&c Manitou after the store closed
on a Saturday and spend sunday
! was going Ia meet her Al the
store and we'd DO some shopping
before catching the train. | re.
member what a happy day had,
I didn't think once. TISt enjoyed
myself took a bus up 10 Edge
water Beach and hummed around,
wondered what happened At the
saddle and cycle Club. came hack
and had a bath In the tin tub
and packed my bag I WAS com
ing out Of the house 10 90 down
town and there was wyn
Wyn. west OF rsoli, Just the
few days Id been away Id got
used To the way men dress in
Chicago. pressed very sharp and
rest. and provincial snsp-bFim
hats. and wyn looked almost for
eign. He'd gone from the train
straight 10 Pslmer's where he
knew Molly worked and found out
our address.
Poor darling was sorry for
him. but I had to take that train.
I wasn't going To let Molly down
or disappoint Uncle and Auntie.
or even Pattyshells
II was counting on getting some
dancing with you tonight. he said
Not tonight. wyn. I've got 10
20 IN Manitou. Id nv. n take
you along but IT would mean too
much explaining
Tonight was sort Of special, "
he said.
Why tonight -
Have you forgotten It's the
date of the Assembly"
didn't know whether 10 laugh
or cry. 80 guess | laughed.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

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ef he est
church and az
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
CHAPTER XIV

The visit with Uncle and Auntis
wasn't quite what ! expected. l
guess I'd counted too much on H..
There wasn't enough time. W. had
10 go back to Chi late Sunday so
Molly'd be on tim. for the Job.
and IL was showing. and Auntis
asked everybody In town 10 come
for coffee Sunday afternoon and
found ! was just being polite TO
people | loved Lyddi. and Fedor
and all the rest Of them were full
Of college doings. naturally. and 1
felt such a long way away from
that. wyn called up about lunch
time and said he'd changed mis-
mind about Chicago. II was a swell
town. We told him when we left
that II he was lonely to call Pat
kenzie and SURE enough he had
Pat Junked her usual stable Of Sat
urdsy nighters and he took her 10
Chez Pierre That's a swell night
club I'd always wanted 10 20 10
and guesz | wsA bit sore
vas mixed up snyhow Things
in Hsnitou seemed sort Of simple
and trsightforvard and yss all
tied up IN knots. Pattyshsiis Nss
so fesol. he made me think Of Pop.
he had ths same look in his eyes,
puzzled and a bit frightened Uncle
would pick him up ana carry him
In beside the kitchen stove At bed
time. and that made me homssles
tslegrsphed Mac 10 see hos
things we're. he wired hack Old
Man Groucny But Okay You Better
Enjoy your Holiday. That's the
only poem Mac ever wrote and Il
Was Just ten words accident
Molly srf ! 70, back 10 Chicago
late sunday night. and damned n
Wyn wasn't there ct the station. ne
figured oai what train we'd have
10 TAKE. All ~ a sudden Sas
happy sEsin. There are a loi u
tough 'hiugs happen but there .
nothing lii. meetings
Hon. "a you get clearance pa
psrs from Pst7" asked but ne
only griHnsd-
Shes gone 70 bed hs said
she tsksa that 100 Of hers ssrl-
DUSTY"
So 70 2 aid Molly You can
ri5e m. nJrre. Kitty, here's tss
iatehksy-
Wyn had certainly learned his
way round tOUn In a day and a
half. he Ezd a tazidrfger called
Potatoes Who Nss Niseaere lie
hsa even put a different curl On
the brim II Ms rat 10 ne NoiJidn
feel - foreign. u vas my first
idss hoy the Colonial Families
open up wren they get sway from
Philly. Potatoes took IA to an all
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
WRONG Address

Mrs. F. Gerard. si5 80. Yakima
ave. informed The Times Saturday
that Willard Gerard. recently ar
rested. IL no relative ~ hers and
Gid not I'VE ct that address
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
TEST ANSWERS

Below srs the answers m test
questions printed on the editorial
page
RS
2. FrsngipsnL
4 Augustus Caesar
France
s Shsksspesfss Macbeth"
g. "ko-K o"
:. Giuseppe Verdi.
8 Aaron Burr
. The Philippines
10 WORDS thst are alike In
sound but unlike in sense.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

Whsn the reeonas district u
Christian Enaeaxrr scststiss cen.
vsnss 81 - annual Convention ~
F1fst Presbyterian sharch Friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

one fnr Al. sili oeniines thfeosh
TIE following SUNDAY.
Principal speaker ~ the ersnias
session. which also wili ineistts
election 81 district cfflcers. vii
he the New John jack q Mitchell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

while the girls we're al the store
! troupcd round the town. and set
hig kick out 81 Michigan Ave
and the Art Institute When |
Was with Molly and Pat ! kept
PRETTY quiet about my own prob
lens. I didnt want Molly 20 set
upset about my geins OF the deep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

whsn rsp got tired tslkias o.
Fs.dinz - liksf 70 us W h,'ns~if
In shs Front Room and hyrtis and
I hsd grand talks IN ths <isehsn
fTs 10 essfisusAl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
WILL REPAIR VESSEL

the ostileship California arrived
~ the ?. s navy yard Friday 70
undergo repalrs-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
cHarrsn XVI

Marx Eisen said snmsthinr 4
don't forget. lie was talking about
an operation he watched, she
won't need To worry about = scar.
or eouFs~ IN . man II don't mat
ter. but for q young girl us Inn
portsnt This surgeon took plsnty
~ time 10 figure u ou, ard put u
right in one ~ the natural ersssss
NJ her neck. It's lovely"
Mark said. that's Just like
ne. I've got plenty IT scars IN my
memory. but hope they're In the
natural efsssss
I'm thinking 81 those last days
with the old man. It's always
queer watching anybody say good
bye. didn't quite know Il then.
but that's what no was doing lie
took = habit Of hummlnK 10 him.
self. used 10 lie abed grooming The
Low Backed Car. he had that
tuns ana Me,hsr and the old hol-
lov In the bed all tied up together
In his mind. and he would say
things that made me cry, That
Sss the only time ! was grateful
for his heard hsssuss sometimes "
didn't pull away fast enough the
tears would fell IN hss ~hlsssrs
and he wouldn't notice Then Re A
get dosns,slrs and 81, In the Front
Room and his temper ~eaid come
back on him and Myrtle and I
we're pleased. lie iissd 20 hear my
typewriter goins, I guess u made
him feel mat ! md somsshins 10
fall back GA. ! xss SONS typlng
tobs 10 40 II hons. and even ~bsa
! didn't have snYthinH on hand IA
20 and hsst the msehins I.ls,
practising, 10 make him feel good.
NJ maybe n give MIN somsthinx
n crab seont
didn't see 81 much ~ WYn for
while rhst sss partly because
told him I better baiii up some
sorsetsn'iasssss ~ homs. ard
slso tsfs ssy his family we're
WORKING M nin ana maybe Ne
promised ssd Try % snake me ga,
~ hls sTsism. lie never SAID %.
6ut that. my huneh The prob
lem was. the old man KEEP, asking
shy WA didn't come 10 see hifn.
That pat me on a spo, bs, u sss
Pop ! vas thinking of most. 80 !
wrote wyn note ard ted him
what the I'D man said. lie called
pp ard ssld he'd come on Friday
Il would ss ike that. Friday ~ss
NY birthday. ~ course ~ aleis
snos. ! made gp ny mind ibst
shsn he eams IA 40 oui " the
ruovss sgs he could ronesnirsis
an Pop. b., 4 seemed tough o. ~
chased sgi a my oxn noss On ny
birthday ~ tns mao loved I
mads Pop ana Myrtle prDfnlss Hei
70 tel sna s.ns ard -, ,sfolsh
some pictures sgi thsy ssrs pretty
blurred n aidnt strike ne tiiI
sftsrNsri that Wyu would think
4 IA 4 luss 10 - ornsry %
dlffisali.
suppose Il you always <nss
what everybody 1ss going u think
about everything life would lose
it, SAVIOR. The he'll II would.
But tnsrs Nss few weeks IN
thsfs souesyhsfs that had q feel
ing ~ psaesfuinsss. Thsy Esss
just Kidding. gYsss. Vast
mean, rss ~ hsppy aesnx fof
the Old man. u was cold winter
and The house was ssrn and
packed tight with familiar habits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

round YOUR rscs
4 set u ftxsd. ~s ear have .
glass 81 Champagne AZ IN my
rcom"
We went 70 there. sra sure
enough from somewhere he'd a.,
. champagne bnesst We ssarh
each others health. maybe . isstle
too much for really god health,
and Their I s.W the label on the
bestis. Piper iissdsecs I, hressht
hack the aid mars song In cams
PIPER Hssd.sck and hsndesi him .
glass ~ wine | cried sud cried
and wyn couldn't understand. on
I'd been boarding up that crying
spell . lers While
"wyn. said. I've got % 20
home No, I mean Home. .fiscom
Street. | want te see Pep and
Myrtle and tho ropss telephone
booth. want 10 set back, ! cant
pretend myself tnto happiness. I
guess I've got snssehite
he ssw ! meant u and called the
porter for a reservation We didn't
even go down Ia the Balloon Room
again for a late dance wyn called
the headwslist up % the room and
settled The hlli he told rim sr
we're the KING and Queen ~ sul.
Esris snd Al cspons ~ss jealous
~ rs ~e rad tn lsavs. ! ~auidni
he surprised he believed II. ss much
a. = hssdSsitsr believes anything
We parked our beautiful clothes
o., Moiiys. IN case of another A.
semhly and went home an the
train los s,hsr. II sssms ~ ssd
~ . fairy tale. They're pretty sad
n you read them again after you're
grown up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
CHAPTER Ky

Men good about Telling the World but pretty often
some woman whispered 70 him first.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

The motion picture Kitty
Foyle." an RHO production.
will open at the Music Box
theater Feb. Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
IAsTAIIMtsr sixrfts
KIT TY FOYlE
cHslsrorafs uoHlsx earstcphss Msstts

UrrHieHt aa~ -
eArsfceAez MefkH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
A Little of This and That

wiby and points tonight at New Haven sod locking Wcky Harkins the Philadelphia
 gned Robinson Thursday stopped pretty needed only three rounds the trick He also holds
 with Cocoa Kd which ought make him plenty for Robinson Smiling Sam Cohen the Meriden sposcbe had something write today Beatrice Amann Merden
 che New England skating title yesterday at Boston, Just what
 does Dutch Bergman of Catholic University athletic policy" which
 be that he whisper from Boston College decide . to Frank Leahy this week?
 "Reg" Gilman win Country Waterbury president with Harold w. Smith slated Gmans tournament chairman Doug Lan the Enghman been Waterbury golfer for the draft Oddly can't his first citizenship but he must deSend the country which will not let him vote citizenship completed sena Girls led by Iyn King who hit ss4 with lS7 single defeated Pioneer Girls southern match aayen Believe 1t or doubt but they are digging up oaner for Pant has been keeping in condition and with Nathan Man gate' attraction the haassed Arena GeAvnwcEh High rife lost the point which sazp.shootng indeed Harry points field yesterday has the Paror hoonder who first notice Waterbury state tournament four years Ogden Miller Yale Britain audience that yaie as been living it's reputation which changes In athletics oeioss next summer is ou 1e bulldog will g W. ,. "Litle Bill" Sweeney is the president.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03

BALDWIN PREPS, TEXANS FAVORED
Promising Hoop DOuble- Header on )''E1iIl" Court
 Tonight

The Baldwin Props undefeated in the second round of the Washing ton Park community house league will meet the 444 club tonight in the feature game of a twin bill at the hill court. Tn the 7:30 o'clock opener the Sacred Hearts will take on the Texans.
 The Props, the first team to hand the Loew Poli defending champs a setback are confident that they will get by the 444 boys tonight, thus assuring them of at least tie for second round 11onors. Sid Monti, manager of the Props, will start the same lineup that took the floor against Poli last week and is con- fldent that Babe Leece, Hennie Koch. Al Casaly, Paul Clear and Hennie Chestone will be able to pin @ defeat on the Carringtonmen. The 444 boys who knocked off the Tex. ans last week will give the boys from Hopeville plenty to worry about and with Fisher and Mcfarland in their opening lineup they have two of the leading scorers in the league and the Props will have to bottle up these boys if they are to keep their record unblemished.
 The Hearts, winners of two straight will endeavor to make. 1t number three at the expense of Lefty Adams and his Texans from Brooklyn. George Graham will handle both games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
St. LucyS Holy Name League
By FORUM

"Flash The Senators win two."
 For the first time the lowly Sen- ators take two games, one by two pins, and the victims were the G. Men, the same team that's been humiliating them all season. The Senators fought like tigers all the way, never giving up hope that victory would be their, and with "Mazzie's" timely marks ial the last boxes of both ga.nes made victory more secure. Mike Manfredi, an- other member of the Senators, showed his best form last week, and you can bet all the tea in China that the Senators are going to make 1t pretty tough for the rest of the league In the remaining two rounds.
 Up to press hour the Presidents were still in a trance from the shellacking they took from the Scouts last week. Tony Solurl surely has those Scouts hitting on all five lately. They just do not show a bit of human kindness to- ward anyone. Take, for example, the Trailers. They were fighting neck and neck with the New Deal- CTS for first place when along came the Scouts, and c-r.a-s-h- when their hopes. and crash will go many more teams before this league is over. But not the Senators!
 I can't understand how the lead. ing New Dealers took two games from the Trailers. especially the last game when they hit 473. Father McVerry of the Trailers. sure was of form. hitting two games in the low eighties, while Timber" Dan Briotti, of the New Dealers was just lobbing his ball down the alleys with plenty of gas behind 1t. The reason: Pat Silvestro, 70; Mike De- cheie, 77; and Mike Deieta didn't show up. Whatsa mana Mike. Non jew lika to bowla nathing?
 Who threw the meat ball in Pat Silvestro's mouth last Monday? How quiet he was!
 'Lu" Russo of the Senators treated his captain and anchor man to a cup of java, and Mazzie re. warded him with a strike in the last box of the last game and vic- tory.
 We were honored with the pres- ence of Gabriel Chief" Sciarra, formerly of the Presidents, last week and we were all glad to see Chief" look so good after his re- cent operation. Come around more often, Chief!
 Good night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
Indianapolis At
 Arena Wednesday

New Haven, March 3--The color full Indianapolis Capitols come to the Arena on Wednesday night to face the New Haven Eagles in the final regular league meeting of these American League hockey clubs this season.
 Fighting with Pittsburgh for third place in the western division, the Caps need every game they can spare to assure post-season berth. Thus, the westerners are certain to turn on all the power and speed they are capable of, against the charges of Earl Robinson. So far this season the Eagles have beaten the Caps twice, tied two, and lost one.
 Meanwhile, the fight in the east ern division for the play off spots continues to rage as furiously as ever, with no sign of 1t letting up until the final game has been played.
 The Eagles are in Buffalo on Thursday night; down in Philly against the Ramblers on Saturday, and home here next Sunday against the Springfield Indians in "the bat. tie of the season."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
WEST SIDES LOSE
 WEEKEND GAMES
Purple Knights, Broadway Clowns Set Back Local
 Array

West Side Speedboys, raked by that good old bugaboo of basketball internal dissensdon" were two-tinle losers over the weekend, though they gave the New York Broadway Clowns Q i've minute overtime tussle Sunday afternoon at the YMCA before losing, 55 to A, as the speedy visitors scored 13 points in the overtime to win going away.
 Saturday night at Naugatuck, the Siders were beaten as easily by the Purple Knights as the latter team was humbled in Waterbury by the West Sides a few weeks back, the borough game ending 49 to 38, with D third game now probable to settle the question of superiority between the teams. The West Sides led % to 20 at half time Saturday.
 In the meantime, the West Sides hope to start three.game series with the Knights of Lithuania, Sun. day March 18th, at St. Joseph's hall. Captain Johnny Stoller played but e few minutes Saturday night, scor- ing six points, and did not show up at all for yesterdays game. Ralph Bradley, now In the U. s. army, was on hand for part of the game. which ended 1l-all after the first period; 22-2l at half time. and 38-36 with less than three minutes to go after which Herb French sank nice hook shot from the side to tie up the game, and eventually cause an overtime in which the Clowns went to own Tn surprising fashion, scoring more than two points per minute. Three of the visitors, in- cluding Ralph Belloise. brother of Steve, the rniddleweight boxer, have shown with anotlle rtea in Water bury earlier in the season. Siders missed 10 of IA free throws. Sum- mary:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-03
LEAFS, BRUINS IN
 TIE FOR ICE LEAD

The Detroit Rec Wings pushed over two overtime goals to defeat the New York Rangers, 4-2 last night and climb into third place in the National Hockey League.
 Detroit trailed by two goals in the second period but tailed twice to send the game into overtime. Goals by Bud Fisher and Syd Howe clirched the victory.
 Ray. Getliffe's goal at i5:4l of the third period gave the Montreal Canadiens a 3-2 decision over the last place New York Americans.
 The Boston Bruins moved into a first place tie with the Idle Toronto Maple Leafe by scoring a 4-3 vic. tory over the Chicago Black Hawks.