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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Soldiers Now
Turn Efforts
To Athletics
WITH THE IN ARMY CORPS,

WITH THE IN ARMY CORPS,
Fort Lewis-With iats-snmmsr
maneuyers behind them, enlisted
men Of IN. TX Army Corps. at.
tachsd units and its two Divisions,
the Sd and N. .i.t. are unlimb-
ering muscles IN a series Of sth'
lstic tournaments
Corps champion. Will bs Dc
isrmin@d In golf. yesie, hall.
toush football. horseshoe
pitching. bowling and ,ssIs
tennis. N~an~ hiIs ssvsvsf
service iesm. have s~es ar
Ksni.~d ts compete In . Pa
cinc Northwest fsotbsil
lesru..
Attached troops ~ the TX Army
Corps hsYe been grouped into
three provisional bsttalions and
Niii compete for battalion cham
pionships
They are: lat battalion; i7sih
radio intelligence company. z02d
signal depot company. ssth
evacuation hospital. 20sd general
hospital. ~ battalion ilsth OBJ
seryation squadron. sIst obssrya.
ton squadron. s0th ordnance
company, ~ ordnsnes company.
- battalion: seth engineer com.
pany. 73d engineer company. 70sth
military police company. hssd.
quarters company. ~ Army
Corps
Battalion winners ~iIi bs
determined by October "a. sad
viii then compel. for the IN
Army Corps titls under .
plan worked sat bY MAJOR
Willis .. DBrox, morale sffi-
eeF.
~ Army Corps troops Eho ALI
don noissklns 10 eOmpsis on the
griciron this fail include tf50s< 81
TIE itsth Field Artillery. 1870 In
fsn'ry. isist Infantry. ali Of the
4lst Division. ard the Medical See
ton u the Corps Area Service
Command.
Following = the football sehsd.
uls planned On the Fort Lewis
home field
October Z. Isfat Infantry IS
1891 Infantry
October II. Md. see. cAsC
1907 -. 15fEt Infantry.
October Is. Med. Sec. Case
1907 ~. Field Artillery.
November !. 1881 Infantry Va
Med. Sec. Case 1907.
November 7. Pain. Field ~
1850 Infantry.
November 2. 14sth Field Artii-
lery vs.. islst Infantry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
T ennis Meet
Open in L. A.

los ANGELES - Quarter ftna
round Of the 18th annual Pacific
Southwest tennis championships
opened today with five 81 the ma.
tons tor-sscded stars fallen by
the waysids.
The biggest up-~i % the
tournament aas the defeat
yesterday of Don Mcneil .f
Oklahoma Ciis, last year. ma
iianal single. champion and
seeded third. Ne fell before
the steady play sf stamford
university. iarr, bee. a..
a-s. SO.
Another victim u an unknown
was national doubles Champion
Ted Schroeder Of Glendale. Cal, lie
was eliminated by George Rich
ards Of Montebello. Cal. who kept
up bewildcring flow Of yoiisys
and won handily. "a. a..
In the women. division.
Mrs. Virginia Wolfendes Mo-
sacs. aud Valerie s.ott Of
England Joined the ranks Of
defeated fasorites. Mrs. Mo-
sscs was beaten by .sertrsde
Dockstader of Los Angeles.
ar, as. Miss scott l"-i :"
Mrs. Marjorie Van Ryn Of ios
Angeles. 80. az.
National singles Champion
Bobby riggs and his opponent In
the national finals at Forest Hills
Frank koysos. Of Oakland. Cal
made short work Of their matches
riggs. seeded No l. flew through
Charles Hutchinson Of Stanford
6-2. 81. while Kovses beat ma
tlonal public parks Champion
viii. Anderson of Los Angeles
a.. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Sports Parade
Tacoma Times Special Writer


NEW YORK = II you want to
find something wrong with you.
consult any selective service. army
or navy doctor.
Authorities had to waive
tennis elbow TO enable Freddie
Cochrane to become a sailor.
Red Cochrane IL fresh from
winning the welterweIght title
by whipping fritzie Civic In
Is rounds. Civic was regarded
nv not a few ss the most pun
ishing pugilist for his inches in
the business.
Henry Greenberg hit home runs
and managed TO get around the
bases and left field. Hankus Pank-
us was the most valuable player
in the American league. The De-
troit Tigers fell apart at the seams
with his departure. Yet he had an
awful time proving that his feet
were not too flat for soldering
This just when sveryon. had
started to suspect war ~ now me-
chsnized.
Dominic DihsRRio was rejected
hecsus. his eyes require thick
glasses. yet the youngest member
Of the famous baseballing family
gets along all night as leadoff man
for the Red Sox and covers center
field like tarpaulin.
John DUNCAN Rigney l. ex-
empt because he has a pune
tured ear drum, though his 100
pounds spread over s-foot
2i,-ineh frame and general
good health make him a top
hand on the White sox pitch
ing staff, the best In the
American league.
Morrie Arnovich tried 70 enlist
when his number was up. 90 ne
would avoid losing two baseba u
seasons, Dat he Wss turned down
because soms Of his teeth we're
knocked out playing basketball
Arnovich has enough bite left to
play left field for the Giants.
coohrsne's difficulty in beating
MS IA draft rating. A. a buck
private Al 81 and a horse blanket.
BY accepting a yob As boauswains
mate. which appears 10 be sea
going for boxing instructor ~ Ss4
a month. prompts the question:
How does = fighter get = tennis
elbow. and nov il u that you never
hear Of tennis player suffering
from one
The answer 70 that one - that
any muscular strain Or contraction
there just happens 70 be called
tennis elbow.
Ellsworth Vines was the last
well-knoWn tennis player 70 BE-
handicapped BY one His came
from bursitis in the shoulder
Tennis elbow l. easily cured.
Osfeo. athy has done a great
deal for IL.
Jack sharkey had a tennis
elbow.
That il why the former heavy
weight champion quit punching
the heavy bag. and advised against
IL His night arm actually became
shorter than ms left as the result
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

los ANGELES - Coach Gam
Barry said he would put his squad
ON an afternoon schedule ,omor-
row after the Trolans hold their
final double driii today. Doug
Essiok. = ranTy end. has been
showed into the haokfield behind
Bin nundy a. the blocking half
position. Two more newcomers
who showed up well ~sfs bob
nuslek, whose long and short
passes found their mark. aud
Norm Very. WIN !. working his
7as pounds IN we'll At fret string
right guard
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Changes Galore Being Made
By Lutheran Mentor Olson
With Gonzdqo Come Only Few Days Off
Gladiator Heodmon Experimenting

Spear Is learning the duties Of
Marv Tommervik.
Stan Grieb. the Longview fresh
man. was worked at the right half
spot now being filled by Sterling
Harshman while Tommy Hoskins,
the sophomore transfer who play
ed freshman bali at Ohio state.
WAS also tried at quarterback.
II Spear, Hoskins and Grieb all
indicate that they are ready for
varsity action. Olson will make
the Lumsden shift to end.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Changes and more changes
That was the order of the day
at Falkland Pebbles Tuesday
afternoon as Coach Cliff Olson
put the Pacific Lutheran gridders
through another practice session
making ready for the big Gonzaga
game next FRIDAY, September rs.
Most important change re-
Nolyed around the center posi-
fion whefe Elmer Pete"
Peterson, No. l reserve
snapper-back last year. was
shifted over to a regular
berth ut guard.
Olson then moved Hugo Swan
son, letterman tackle. into the
center slot. leaving George Ander-
son and George Fsllstrom as the
two regular tackles. Another
tsckle-to-center shift sent Don
D'Andrea, 224-pound freshman of
Kspowsin. into center on the sec
ond eleven. D'Andrea played full
back at Kapowsin.
LUMSDEN AT END
II Swanson takes over the
center position in capable manner,
one Of the gaping holes left by
graduation last spring will be
plugged besides giving the Luth-
Grams more reserve strength at the
guard position.
Some experimenting with
changing To my Lumsden
from halfbaek TO end was
tried Monday but nothing fur
ther was done along this line
Tuesday, probably because OIL
son was seeking capable back
field reserves To move up N
Iumsden il transferred.
Frank Spear. the Fife freshman
halfbsck, was still IN. the second
squad. working first at quarter
back. then AZ the tailback posi-
ton. learning the signals and
assignments at both spots. At
quarterback. Spear would be sub
bling for Lumsden while at tsilbsek
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

racoma sal clubs first msstlas
n tho year elll hs Bsld nsss
Thursday evening. september -.
At : o'clock W ~. Rose and Gold
fuom ~ the Winthrop hstsl
Applications foe nsw msmn~fs
viii hs taken 81 shts tims
important announcements ~lll
bs made hy the president. lia~sssi
Cilfford. concerning the club a..
eummodations far The coming sIss
ssanpn. and the plans FOR a per.
mansnt club room In ta~a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Claims Record
For Tuna Catch

wED.EroHr. ~sss s..,.s -
Jack Carpenter ~ the Miami
Beach Rcd and thsn club to-day
claimed a new world tuna record
for 2. threaanns when he bagE.d
a catch Of ssh pounds Carpenter
needed iva hours and Is minutes
10 make tho catrh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Ward Defeats
Goodman. | Up
Also Wins Fuvor Of
Big omoho Gallery

Omaha. Ne Marvin sR<s<g,
wsssI 1871 s.ts~~.l s~.t<av rrls
sh.mpsn~. rs~s-a frvm q scuHls
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tsfst.Y 70 s<fs@s Iehr~s tiA~a~&s
e om.s. i.ar n : snsntv rstsh
Ne ss.a ~na ne satha.<ssx 50
prevail AZ th< nsr gallery wnsrn
nd hs~>s rim repeatedly en~e -
sea me a.siesss lisls a sn~ s~ns
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r-sis fw freshsn ssa'pmsnt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Grant Zuieli
Leads Jockeys

sroaASE. wssA--1s.ss NJ
fat. ~ses~ yasassv hvoshsr rsr-
Fsl'. captured f'asr9 h~~crs lest
rssr a. risyfslr trssn. tr1sy
p~ssd Inc Pssssst esap ~ tehsys
nth II winners.
Hsssss uHmtsn wss s~rord wlfh
IA and an apprentices rider. ntliy
W"osis. nsd sever w,nnsvs 10 Inc
first eight days ~ FACING.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
0xman Pleases

xsaxSx ne. rhs showing -
Sophomore Tom oxsusn tan- pns1n6
hsifhsrh from Ontario. Ore. .
triple threat man. te3ay partially
sffses th~ Inss ~ fhs University
u Oregon football tssm n nnv
Dyer hsifh~st. ~hs ~ss nsaep~i
70 give up the game fas . ysas
h<s~iss~ n = xmas injury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Bruins OF

LOS ANGELES - The ut1.A
Bruins tried ont thslr nav or
formation against Washington
state plays today IN preparation
fpr their opening game sept ~.
practices Was secret 10 AL. lnciuh.
ing the press. hat The optimism
~ Coach asbs Hoffsii and MA a.
slstanss over the showing crspt
oat from behind locked xsiss
sasssasess aaasse leea4~
You help yourself when you buy
n n nefenss nandsf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
BROADWAY spoRTsNES
HUSTON roo LEAGUE

The Zoo league started rolling
Tuesday night. with the Tigers
taking the lead with four points
and a score 81 1895. The Bean
took three points with = se0fe n
1929. the Cougars one With 1901.
and the Bobcats no points with
1897 pins Del Richards rolled ths
nigh game for the men Nth 200
and had a high total 81 $40 Lew
and Matt Evanclch rolled totals II
SIG and sol. respectively. Jerry
Caddy Wa nigh for ths women
with a single 81 IT'S and a total
II ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
sHIPYAHD LEAGUE
WAY Allsys

Clippers 1907 - " Wslders
1883 81. nigh game. LSthrom 1853
series. Hohn ~
Office 1855 81 yS Checker
1913 81; nigh game. Pozar. ise;
series. Pozsr 49,
Painters 1868 ~ ys L<somsn
1907 f03. high game. p. Reid iss
series. Hutchinson 80.
Outlaws 1855 - -. Fitters
1894 90. hign game. L. Roscoe
is4. series. L. Roscoe 507.
4achinists 2iS3 ~ - Grave
yard zl02 ~; hign game. shaugh-
messy Isl. series. Stein sol
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
FRIDAY NIGHT

hioA1 -NNpni
PTYALLUP - Bsckfield timing
At hitting the holes" came in for
acme serious work Tuesday after
noon here as Puyallup Vikings re-
sumed practice for their inter
sectional game at Mount Vernon
Friday night.
A report from Lieut.. Al
Dahlberg, former Puyallup
coach, now stationed at Paine
field. Everett, said that Mount
Vernon was strong and used
the Model T" formation.
Coach Carl Sparks diagnosed the
trouble with the Fife game as
coming from the baekfield where
Viking ball carriers were swing
ing too far to the right or left TO
hit the holes on their plays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Of the repeated and violent jarring
Red Cochran threw enough
punches At Fritzis Civic TO nave
a tennis elbow al that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
THURSDAY NIGHT

II hTptt +Ntoh
FIFE-Fife Trojans moved into
their final drills Wednesday after
noon before Thursday nights game
with Kent Vandals at Kent. The
game was moved up to Thursday
at Kents request because schools
will be closed on Friday, Valley
Day. at the Western Washington
fair at Puyallup.
Coach Bill Wilson's Trojans are
doubtful If they can repeat last
years 200 victory over the Van
dals but expect to put up just
as much battle as they staged last
Friday when it took Puysllup Vik-
ings four quarters to score 60
win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Mystery Hits
Both Mentors
Abes Confident as
Come NeUrs

Mystery and suspense began q
surround both training camp
Wednesday as the zero hour sp
preached for Fridays big Lincoln
Stadium battle. which despite IL,
"king's-X" status in league play
Is highly important 10 both th'
Tigers and the Abes.
Wednesday morning Rail
splitter Mentor Dan IaIare
hustled the Ahes into busses
and headed off for = secret
training camp fer n st'" prac-
tice session. far from the oh
serving ewes which are all too
plentiful, at the Pierce County
hospital field which Lincoln IL
using a. a practice grounds.
Tuesday evening Coach John
Heinrich sent the Stadium grid
ders through a night session which
followed on the heels of a secret
scrimmsge with Olympia at olym-
pia Monday afternoon.
To USE STADIUM
Wednesday evening the Lincoln
footballers go through their prac-
tice session under the Stadium
lights. Then both teams will taper
off Thursday. reviewing their as
signments on their plays.
Fired up by the new often
siye and defensive formations
given them nv Lazare. the
Abes have high hopes of be
ing the first Lincoln team to
defeat Stadium In the charity
opener since 1891.
The Tigers are also fearful that
something terrible is brewing in
the South End camp and have been
working resolutely to escape the
stigma of being the first team to
permit the Abes to break the vic
tory hold Stadium has held on Lin
coin the past decade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

kcg into the dressing fccm T. rye
slhcws with n hssnes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
PAGE One Stuff!

As all eyes turn To the new
battle ground in the Pacific. Metro
Goldywn-Mayer Is rushing to the
nations theaters a two-reel special
release. war Clouds In The Paci-
fic," which graphically pictures
immediate danger zones and COM
prehensively summarizes the ex-
plosive events leading up to
Japan's treacherous attack on the
u. 6.
Compiled by the Canadian gov
eminent with the aid of a far
flung camera and reportorial staff
and accompanied by a well-docu-
mented commentary. the film
shows in rapid succession. the de-
gree of Nazi infiltration in Nip
pOns factories. shipyards. labora-
tories and halls of state; the key
figures in the Nazi-inspired strs-
tegy of the New Japan: the indi-
Gated tactics of Japanese sea and
land forces: the critical spots for
possible attack in Pacific waters
and along the Asistic mainland
from central China to Pear Har-
Dor; the challenging question of
direct bombing routes through the
Aleutian Islands and the Pacific
Northwest to the U. s. West
Coast and the part which may be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Popular Singer
AT Sales GRANGE

Return of Ethel Jung to the
microphone as vocalist In assur-
ance OF an overflow crowd at the
Sales Grange New Years Eve
dance" says II. II. Sprinkler, who
handles publicity for the weekly
Sales Grange dances.
while Miss Jung Is not big
name singer. she In a big favorite
with those who have heard her
at our dances in the past. She
especially likes to sing the older
songs that have retained their
popularity in competition with
current weekly hit parade tunes"
Special decorations and favors
have been arranged for the Sales
Grange New Years Eve dance,
which is being billed rs an all
night affair.
The hall Ia located on So. Park
ave. two blocks south of the Air
port road
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

Ratio - Abbott and Costello n
Keen IN FzFInE" ID 30. AIS. 5 90.
786 10 10. also Dead End KIDS n
Mob Town / is 4 90. SIS. BIO.
ROW - Wait Dlsneys "Dumbo. =
III 20 zIs. SIS 7.35 and lois:
also GeorRe Sanders IN The Cay
Falcon. %. $40. 2 20 and 500.
MUSIC Box-Fredric March n -ons
Foot IN Heaven ~ IS. 3 Is. z 30.
e.45. also RAJ IN Targets for
Tonight ! 30. 30. s IS and ? 20
Blue NousF-Jack oakis IN -Riss
and Shine 12.45. IS. 9 50. 2 IS.
siso sidnev ToIer ia Charlie Chan
in RIO" II 40. 2.3o. $50 and SIS.
RINIERA-WIlIam BOYD IN outlaws
Of the Desert" 1870. ais. 5 90.
7z0. Io.I5s also q Cockeged
Sailors y 50. 3.30. e.l5. 200.
RETuRS sHowINGs
BEVERLY - Robert Montgomery in
Unfinished Business. also Tom
Brown in Niagara Pals"
CAPIToI.-Bob Hope IN The Draft. "
also Richard DIX In Reno
CAMEO - Melvin Douglas IN He
STAYED for Breakfast" also Johnny
Mack Brown IN Desperate Trsis- -
COMM NITY - Walt Disneyis Re
AlIAafat AgAaHHAAH hAro AANAAHAa n tNAl
In Plying Blind.
KAY MELVIN Douglas IN
our Wife also Tom Harmon in
Harmon OF Michigan"
LAkEWoOD-Robert MONTGOMERY IN
Page IN Heaven" also Richard
Arlen in Flying Blind ="
PARK-Penny Singleton in Blonde
IN Society. also Rufus Davis IN
~paruvard E0IIIea %
PROCTOR--James Stewart in Navy
Blue and Gold" also Damon Run
yon's Tight Shoes"
REALART-Roger Pryor in Bullets
for O'Hara" also Robert Montgom-
cry In Here Comes Mr.. Jordan,
REN-Mary Martin in kiss the BOYS
Goodbye" also Keye Luxe IN Pas
sage from Hong Kong"
SHELL 49, jungle Girl In Flight Of
Freedom" also Prank Morgan IN
washington Mclodrama"
stNSET-W Walter pidReon In Bios
SONS in the Dust" also Tom Har-
mon in Harmon OF Michigan"
TEMPLE-Ann Sothern In Lady Bs
Good" also Wayne Morris in Tint
Smiling Ghost.
LIBERTY. Puyalinp - william Powell
in Shadow OF the Thin Man also
March OF Time.
RIVIERA. sumner-Bonita Granville
in Down In San Diego" also Ralph
Bethany In "Ellery Queens Perfect
Crime "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31
Gary (L0u) Cooper!

After months Of indecision
Samuel Goldwyn has chosen Gary
Cooper to play the role of Lou
Gehrig in the forthcoming Gold
wyn picture based on the life Of
the famed baseball player.
The casting of the Gehrig
role has proved exciting TO
the public and complex for
Goldwyn. sportwriters and
baseball fans have written
scores Of letters about their
choices: Cosmopolitan maya
zine, Movie and Radio Guide
and Sporting News have run
contests among their readers
on who Shall Play Gehrig;'
and the general newspaper
columnisfs have had their say
about II too.
The overwhelming choice OF al
Of these, and the result of a poll
OF The Baseball Writers Associa-
ton, was Gary Cooper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Martha Roye and Lou Cos
tello toke over the love inter
est Of the Riolto theoter today
in Keep En- Flying" The
comedy film promises 10 be
one OF the best Abbott ono
Costello pictures to dote.
cess to sweep them off their
financial feet.
Having zoomed Il front seat
among Hollywood's heaviest in
come earners. what with their sal
aries from pictures. radio and
personal appearances, they are
boarding n goodly share of their
fat pay checks against that pro-
verbal rainy day.
Continuing to live on the same
modest scale they set for them
selves when they came to Holly
wood as more or less unknown
personalities. they are investing
their surplus cash In Southern
California real estate and in u. S
defense bonds.
Martha Raye. Carol Bruce. Will
liam Gargan and Dick Foran are
featured with Abbott and Costello
In Keep En- Flying" Arthur
Lubin was the director and Glenn
Tryon the associate producer.
Sharing the screen at the Moore
house are the Dead End Kids and
the Little Tough Guys in Mob
Town"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

counts Of preview audiences II
promises 10 fulfill the expectations
Of the most discriminating motion
picture fan.
Tho keynote Of this production
which II due 10 open Wednesday
NJ the Music Box theater Is the
fidelity of its portrayal to the
novel Of the same name. Laid
against the eolorful background Of
a Welsh mining village, How
Green Was Ny Valley" brings To
life the dynamic characters who
captivated the over five million
people who read the outstanding
book.
Seen through the eyes of the
youngest member Of the family
Huw Morgan-"How Green Was
NV Valley" traces the threads Of
life Of the Morgan family over
period of years-revealine their
trials and loves. their joys and sor-
rows. It's the brave story of a
family never conquered. not by
armed men or hardship, hunger or
hate-nor by the turbulent years
that stole the rreenness from their
valley.
Walter Pidgeon, cast as Mr..
Gruffydd. the minister, In said to
cap his career with a splendid per-
formance. Beauteous Maureen
o'Hara portrays Angharad. the
lovely Morgan daughter, who cap
tivates the pastor. Anna Lee In
the role OF Bronwen Is modest and
loveable-the epitome Of woman
hood. while Donald Crisp as
Gwilyn Morgan. the father, is
firm yet kindly.
Young Roddy McDowall, the IL
year-old English actor whose
ascent to stardom has been spec
tacular, portrays the role Of young
Huw-shy, impressionable and
courageous, full of faith and hope.
Sharing the bill at the Hamriek
house in a special edition of the
March Of Time. titled, Battle
fields of the Pacific"
You help yourself when you buy
u. s. Defense Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-12-31

Climaxing most successful
year. Fruitland Grange will well
come its hundreds of patrons to
the annual New Year Eve cele-
bration, with dancing from early
evening until dawn breaks over
the first new day OF 1912.
The Dixieland band will offer a
special program of dance numbers,
all of which have been selected