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Evening star., 1941-11-02
Autumn Season Brings
Interesting Procession
OF Brides to Altar
Miss Patricia Griffin Weds
MIR. Frank @. Sterrett at
All Souls Episcopal Church

coors chosen by Miss Patricia Henming Gr
Robert Melville Griffin NJ and Mrs Grimm
Serret Mr. William Dent Sterrett
wedding All Memorial
Episcopal Cathedral which established by the
MacBde serret
H. of the bridegroom and
43o O'Clock reception for only
friends held in the home
apt and
by her father She
delicate
in brocade
married Capt.
U brides grandmother, Mrs
bouvardia
Christopher S.
Is o
Miss
all alike
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Emergency Attracts Many
Interesting Visitors Here :
From Foreign Countries
Officials From Chile Given
Informal Parties; Greek
Prime Minister Awaited
By KATHARINE BROOKS.

Washington reminiscent
1918 Capital larger the visitors
represent governments than quarter OF
the republics
in International
will WASH
Chief probably
do little sight seeing
Social Affairs of the Netherlands
attending the labor conference will come
to the
probably Wyoming
will dinner
Netherlands
Minneapolis ST.
Loudons Mrs Gambler Cobb
Chilean Embassy Honors
Omcias Visit
Chilean we'll as the
Chilean Public Security Of that republic
accompanied
IN wash
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Dinner to Honor
British Minister

The Minister of the Union Of
South Africa and Mrs. Ralph
William Close will entertain at
dinner Wednesday evening, when
their guest of honor will be Sir
Ronald Campbell, the British
Minister.
Evening star., 1941-11-02
Elsie Hyde Betrothed
~ Cs CA.-I,~-

To EHSISN 0tdIACy'
1t. Col. Frederick W. Hyde. U. S.
A., and Mrs. Hyde of Arlington, Va,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elsie Hyde, to En-
sign Robert Cameron Starkey, son
Of Col. John R. Starkey, U. S. A.,
and Mrs. Starkey.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

-Bueno, pues iaire, vengan
pronto Qu'este y yo tenemos
que salir a buscar a la piojeriG.
10 qu'es ahora... La bronca Sc
va a Dir en- Pekin en- cuanto
calgan en- mis- manos.
Son6 una carcajada, que Mon
sieur Renard subray6 con un lar
CUISINE gId-gIG, durmi6ndose
con ell porr6n en- alto.
[Y que vamos a hacer con
los dos gach6s que tenemos ahi
dentro?-inquiri6 Monsieur
PAT.
mo te 10 he dicho?... Car
gdrnosloS. En- cuanto salgamos
de Laragoza, pa ell Norte, les lar
go a cada uno una cuchilla... ~
al riol...
Sc reprodujeron las risas.
Luego Ell horrible concurso fue
dando su opinion sobre TODD 10
que dabta hacsvSs con Zoe vrisio
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
Celebr6 anoche otra importante
junta Ia Liga lntersocial
SaIemi paso a la Unione Italiana
Asturianos y Leales no hicieron cambios

La Liga Intersocial Sc reunit
anoche, en- Ell Circulo Cubano
bajc la presidential del Sr. vi
.cente Guastella.
Asistieron todos los delega
'os, Y subdelegados.
Fue Zelda ell acta de la session
anterior y ell balance de tesore-
ria.
Por entradas Sc r~ecaudarou,
81 pasado domingo, S118.50. Los
gastos en- ell terreno, S27.30, fue
ron abonados.
Balance en- el baneo, segdn ell
tesorero, $157.44. Depositad)
S133.52. Total $290.96.
Pagado en- cheques, S124.3S
Balance en- ell Banco, $l66.5S'
Tesorero, para el cambio, $40.
Luis Sanchez, delegado de-
Circulo Cubano. inform6 sObre
la nueva lave de aqua Y la Ligs
scord6 dar las graclas a Victo-
risno Mantelga, miembro de la
Iunta de Reereo, y al active SUI
peryisor Nash Higgins. Este a
cuerGo Sc hizo constar en- acta.
Eecibi6 Ia Liga una vista de
los Sres. Pedro Hevia y ROgelio
Berdeal, en- representation de Ia
Mesa Redonda, para pedir, CO.
mo ell ano pasado, un desafio en-
favor del Fondo de Leche de las
Escuelas. La Liga habia tornado
I'm acuerdo en- ese sentido, ell a
10 pasado, y asi Sc lie diio a los
visitantes.
Todos los miembros de la Ii
ga trabajaran desinteresada-
mente. Este beneficio Sc efectua-
ra ell Dfa de las Madres.
Sc lego una carta de la tienda
del Sr. Shine ofreciendo un re-
.loj-pulsera, dc alto precio, para
Ell campe6n al bate. Victor Gar
ella, de la tienda Fernandez y
Garcia Mems Shop, ofreci6 un
PAR de zapatos, tambien para ~
campe6n al bate.
FL Cfrculo Cubaro retro a So
ell pitcher, entrando en- sus
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Sc ahogaba de miedo, de as.
fixia, de horror, de una lOca in
uignacion por no poder gritar.
jQue iba a ser de ella ahora >
IQue iba a ser de estos pobras
senores, tan buenos, que ahora
tenia ella la certeza de que eran
familia suya, puesto que habian
expuesto sus vidas por salvar-
Ia de las garras de estos bandi.
dos?
iAh, la heroica artista, la nj
ma delicada y dulce. sentia que
slis ojos Sc llenaban de lagri.
mas y corrian luego a 10 largo
de sus meiillas de mujercita, re-
eorriendo ell canine que tantas
veces habian recorrido, hasta
metersele en- la boca, que lena
ban de amargural
I'm temblor convulsivo la re.
corria de pies a cabeza.
Nc podia moverse, pero a Ia
clSridad vscilanta que Negaba
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

rrible, inesperado, brutal, que
vino a echar por ell suelo ell op-
timismo y la algeria de todos.
La aventurera tenia va ell pie
derecho en- el estribo del carrua-
je, Y bromeaba con Joaquina,
cuando observe que la sonrisa Sc
helaba en- ell rostro de CASTOR,
que Sc puso livido, dejando de
mirarla.
La mirada del condo Sc diri-
gfa hacia la puerta del par
quecillo, por donde acababa de
surgir, en- efecto, una aparici6n
del inferno.
Eulalia miro. y pudo yer que
una muchacha arrogantisima, G.
legantisima, habia penetrado en-
Ell jardin del hotel, y avanzaba
hacia ell grupo estacionado jun
to al auto.
Sc volvi6 hacia su amante, Gu
va lividez habia llegado a ser ca
IdevsFica. Y va 90 disponia a pre-
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

guntarle algo, cuando son6 una
detonaci6n.
Eulalia, asustada, volvi6 de
nuevo la cabeza hacia aquella
desconocida.
Y va no vic mas: una bala lie
habia abrasado Ia frente Y sin
tic como un estampido brutal en-
el cerebro, a la vez que sus ojos,
su boca. sus oidos, su nariz, Sc
llenaban de sangre.
Habia lanzado I'm grito corto,
seco, terrible, pero que Sc aho-
60 y como Sc quebr6 por la ma
no oculta del dolor.
Los otros, CASTOR, Joaquina,
ell chauffeur, el jardinero. ape
mas Sc dieron cuenta de 10 que
ocurria.
Sonaban mas disparos..., tres,
cuatro, seis, ocho... y Eulalia sc
habia desplomado al suelo entire
I'm charco de sangre... exanims.
! AL fin, 81 chauffeur y 81 jar
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

filas Ell lanzador Longval Y pa
sando a pelotero ell directo.
Llauget, pero sin perder la dire,
ci6n.
Retro la Unione Italiana {
,os Sres. Ed Bagdwell y Ted R
Love, sustituyendolos con Enri-
que Orihuela y Salemi.
Quiere este decir que la Unto
no ha sido reforzada con I'm pit
cher "de primo cartello."
No hicieron cambios los Lea
les y tampoco los Asturianos.
Casares lie toma ell pulse a IL
'ituaci6n peloteril.
Enrique sogtuvo que por aho
"a esta complete.
Termin6 la iunta con elogio
para ell nuevo arbitro Marcelinc
Perez, que actGa con gran ecua
nimidad y tiene 81 respeto Y G,
apoyo de todos,
Y Didz.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
M

Ralph Eugene Cooper, 10, Y
Lavader Hammers, 10; Alessio
Scaglione, 46, y Maggie Wall,
SO; Richard Vale Norton, %, y
Margarita Mae Clarke, %; j.
Harvey Robinson, 40, y Myrtice
Louise Westmorland, 33; Hen.
ry Canto, %, e Ira Rodriguez,
10; Durward Turner, "a, y Ma
bel Hood, 81; Robert Cumming
Wilson, jr., %, y Gladys Elaine
Johnston, %.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
La Gaceta Folletin No. Ash
TONIC SEGUNDo
LA UCHAC
DE LA GALE

de me invita- a almorzar fuera.
No me esperes.
IiAh, muy bien!
La Garces Sc alegraba en- ell
fondo, para no tener que pasar-
Sc ell resto de la mahana en- IA
cocina, como aver, y acompah6
a la pareja hasta la puerta del
jardfn.
FL jardinero habia alberto de
par en- par la puerta severa de
hierros negros, para que saliera
ell coche, y Eulalia, envuelta aho
ra en- uno de sus abrigos de pie
les soberbias comprados en- Pa
ris, iba a subir Ia primera al
auto, cuaudo ocurri0 algo ho-
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
INVITACION PARA LA FIES
ia DEL CENTRIC ESPA.
MOL

Recibimos una amable invita-
zion del querido amigo Ram6r
Fernandez Rey, presidente del
Centre Espanol, para que asis-
tamoS al Picnic del domingo, en-
ell palacio de West Tampa.
Esperase que almuercen en- ell
hermoso edificio situado frente
al parque Peregrino Rey, 1,2Oc
personals.
Mucho apreciamos la fineza
del active presidente Y sus EMU
siastaS colaboradores.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Los Cubs pegaron II hits, uno
menos que los Piratas, pero SC
metieron la victoria en- ell bolsi-
ilo.
Claude Passeau actu6 por Ell
Chicago y Ell Pittsburg puso en-
actividad a Klinger, Heintzsedl-
man y Bowman. Alfonso Lopez
no bate6 de hit, en- tres wees.
Pittsburg DC, 12h, De; Chica-
go &c, 11h, de.
Stringer, Ell IS de los Cubs, &C
meti6 los cuatro errores; pero
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Billy Soose, ell campe6n sin co
roma del peso mediano, y Ken
Overlin, ell campe6n de la misms
categorfa en- los estados de New
York y California, Sc batiran ell
dia 8 de mayo.
Sera discutida la corona de
Overlin.
AL vencedor del combate Soo-
se-Overlin Sc lie enfrontara con
Il vencedor del match entire An
ton Cristoforodis, ell campe6r
para la Association Nacional de
Boxeo, y ell reputado Gus Les
nevich.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
OEPORTES
LIGA NACIONAL

Warner dej6 en- diez hits a los
Rojos de Cincinnati, mientras
los Cardenales, con IL, anotaro"
z wees y ganaron Ell desaffo. De
rringer cargo con la derrota
Frank Mccormick, Ell ~inicialista
del Cinci, dispar6 dos 'jonro :
mes" y un hit.
San Luis &c, 12h, De; Cincin'
natl &c, 10h, Re.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

hASta aqui por encima de la es.
terra, procedente del GuiGuel
contemplate a los dos pobres Sc.
hores, isus tics, puesto que 10
eran de 81 padre!, amordaza-
dos y ligadOs y privados de SEN
lido, ALI al pie de la CANA in
munda y pestilente.
Y su dido finisimo, agudizado
todavia por Ell terror y por 81
susie, percibia con toda claridad
las palabraS de los miserables,
que cenaban t~ranquilamente.
-Bueno, ique mas nos echdis
de comer?-pregunt6 ahora el
CogorZa con su VOC siniestra de
asesino.
-Sardinas-repuso Madame
Renard-; unas sardinas que So
nos saltaban de la sarten GUAM
do las freiamOs, y Sc qusrian ir
a Ia ferris, de wives Q6G SStau.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Los Gigantes hicieron A carre
ras en- ell octave y superaron a
los Dodgers, que parecia iban q
ganar ell juego.
Wyatt fue ell pitcher vapulea'
do Y Adams, que sustituy6 a
Schumacher, Melton y Dean, e
triunfador.
New York &c, 11h, lie; Broo
klyn &c, Tn, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
CON LOS GUANTES
GOMEZ Es Ell
Murray peIeard con HutchenS

Listos estan los dos principa-
les gladiadores del viernes por
la noche, en- Benjamin Field, Sc
nores Art Sykes Y Tommy Go
meZ.
Los puhos del tampeho, en- OPT
MON de los peritos de la Septima
avenida y la Gale Main, derriba
ran al ciudadano de Mississippi,
Sobre ell cual Sc harA la cuenta
de diez.
Expertos de la Gale Franklin
sostienen, sin embargo, que Sy-
kes pondra en- "serias dificulta-
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Los Medals Blancas pegaror
solamente z hits y con ellos hi
cieron saltar de la "lomita" 9
Bob Teller y ganaron ell juego.
Mack, la 2b del Cleveland, dispa
re un cuadrangular de $50 pies
cayendo la pelota en- las gradas
Eel jardin izquierdo.
Chicago &c, III, 2e; Cleveland,
&c, IN, De.
Con su excelente pitcher Chu-
.by Dean los Atleticos vencieron
a los Yankees, que Sc quedaror
N una carrera y 5 hits. Ruffin2
ne ell derrotado. Presenciaror
! juego mas de 10000 personals
Filedalfia &c, 10h, lie; New
York 1c, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Por la "pelsilla" con Buddy
Baer, "Dos Toneladas" Galento
lecibi6 una bolsa con So, 926.
Tenfa ell tabernero la manc
~lastimada; pero 10 ocult6 para
:ntrar en- ell dinero. A su entire
nador 10 suspendieron por sesen
Ia dias.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
LIGA AMERICANA

En- la noyena entrada los Me
HAS Rojas atacaron vigorosa-
mente y con tres carreras ma
vencieron a los Senadores. L.
1errota lie TOGO al pitcher Hud.
son.
Washington &c, 18Th, De; Bos-
ton &c, 18Th, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16
bate6 I'm tubey y I'm hit y past
dos wees Ia "gOrna."

Los Phillies derrotaron a las
Abejas, con score de seis CARR
ras por 5. Cy Blanton dej6 al
Boston en- A hits.
Boston sc, 4h, lie; Fladelfia
&c, 11h, lie.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

Jimmy Lowery, de Alabama.
peso weller, tendra de contrario
a Young Allen, en- ocho asaltos,
ell viernes. Billy Murray sera el
adversario Gle Red Hutchens.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

desv al soldado de Banding.
Gomez Deva obtenidas 81 vic.
torias, en- un total de % comba.
ties.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

dinero del hotel reaccionaron y
dando sendos brincos, lograron
sujetar y desarmar a la agreso-
ra.
CASTOR p~rudentemente, Sc ha-
bia ocultado, desde ell primer ms
tante, y sin que nadie Sc aperci-
biera, detras del autom6vil, que
aparecia lleno de los impactos
de las balas.
Aquella muchacha arroganti-
sima, que habia querido matar a
los amantes". era 0dette.
CAPITULo XVI
KEITH la heroica
Por encima de la estera vieji-
sima que separaba la alcobits.
infecta del resto del furg6n, en-
traban bocanadas de aire irres-
pirable y nauseabundo.
Kstty Sc Shogsba.
La gaceta., 1941-04-16

VietorianO ManteiSa, Editor
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Ickes' Aide Denies Action
Taken on Gas Rationinq

Reports that gasoline ration cards
already we're being printed here
were denied Yesterday by spokes-
man for Petroleum Co-ordinator
Ickes.
The spokesman said the petroleum
co-ordinator had not ordered ration
cards printed and that it was not
known vet whether such action
would be needed to avert the threat
ened oil shortage.
The denial was made in response
to a statement by Jack Abbott
chairman of the committee of Balti-
more retail gasoline dealers direct
ing the gas curfew there, that ration
cards already were being prepared
Mr. Abbott told a meeting of dealers
in Baltimore last night that ration
cards and gasless Sundays are only
matter of time"
Indications we're given at the
meeting that the price for regular
gasoline would be raised, effective
Monday, from the present 16 tc
II cents to 1873 cents per gallon.
A checkup in Washington dis
closed no move to increase the price
here. Oficials of several large re-
failing groups said that as far as
they knew the price would remain
unchanged for the time being.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Philadelphia Rent Rise
Brings Picketing Threat
~ the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Eighty
six tenants of homes owned by the
ShetZline estate in South Philadel-
phia have proclaimed strike
against SO rent boost and threaten
to picket their landlord unless the
increase is Cancelled. ..-
Women OF the neighborhood
signed petitions addressed to Presi-
dent, Roosevelt, City Council and
the. estate manager declaring they
could not afford to pay the higher
rents because ''our husbands are
not defense workers"
we refuse to pay the increase
We would rather be evicted first,
asserted Mrs. Tillie Bisnon in an
notncing plans to form picket lines
outside Offices of the estate.
Evening star., 1941-08-10
Jack London S Shark
Found on Mudbunk
nv the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES.-The sloop
Shark, built by Jack London during
his iheyday as literary man and the
subject of one of his books. has been
Identified on a mudbank in Los An
geles Harbor
The Shark has been through many
hands since London's day. and Il
slewsy diSsntesratins.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

oio HARHoH - Tho Cromwell
Improvement club will h. hast 10
tho Peninsula Federated cluh. a.
tn. Cromwell selpeal house. At tho
nsst meeting Friday.
On Saturday the wanns social
club will sponsor a card party 81
The Wsuns school house st 4 D m
Bridge. piaochls. Soo and Chinese
checkers will no played and lunch
sill be served rfoeesds ALL 10 ao-
mated ~ the Wsuns .-hnai.
Herman uadenberE peat. v "
w will meet Thursday evening 81
: AZ Community hall. The ladies
auxiliary will meet al the same
time and place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Joan Leslie in
Film at Temple

That amazing combination ~
what it takes tn succeed in Holly
wood-youth. beauty, vitality and
stage experienee-are all summed
up in Joan Leslie, sixteen-year-old
s~tarlet, currently starring with
Humphrey Bogart, Eddie Albert
and Sylvia Sidney in the Temple
picture, The Wagons Roll at
Night"
Although Joan made her stage
debut when she WAS two years
old, she did nothing more than
most girls who learn to sing and
dance, until the depression came.
Then her father lost his job, and
she and her two talented older
sisters wanted to help him out,
so they tried the vaudeville cir
cunt. The sister act was a great
success. Later Joan went 10 New
York with her mother, and he
came one Of the Powers sgency's
star child models. At the Para
disc club in New York, her lively
dance routine and her beauty
brought her TO the attention OF a
movie talent scout. II was off to
Hollywood for Joan. After playing
a succession of minor roles, she
was signed by Warner Bros. and
given an important part in High
Sierra" in which she scored a hit.
The Bad Man" with Wallace
Beery. Lionel Barrymore, Ronald
Reagan and LARAMIE Day, COM
pletes the bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Famous Railway
Train in Picture

One Of the most famous old
trains In the nation appears prom
in.ntly in Frank Iloyd's new Uni
ssrssl frontier piatvfs, Tn. Lady
from Cheyenne % currently playing
~ the Riviera thestsr with Loretta
Young in IN. starring role.
The engine .as one ~ the first
owned by the Union Pacific rail-
road and - NOR. than 70 years
old. FOR several years now n has
been on public display al the Union
station in Los Angeles. and leaves
only when needed for motion pic
turs work II has been USED N
several notable films
The train IL seen al ths opening
Of The Lady from Cheyenne a. Il
brings Miss Young and a band Of
settlers 10 a frontier t0snslts.
There she meets Robert Preston.
Edward Arnold. Frank Craven and
others Nho have com. 10 start the
town. Later the train taxes her
To the territorial capital at chey-
enns on an important mission.
Others IN the picture with these
players are Gladys George. JeaAis
Ralph. Stanley Fields. Spencer
Charters. Ius Adrian and Marion
Martin.
Model WIFE attn Dick PoT-
ell and Joan BlOsaeil, Il ths other
Rivera film.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05


TIE saasd = esmn-s.ed =
Charles neNufrhy rhirtip Morris
Paul kruger sna E.tiss nann sil
- shem have hesn srr-stIng
movls sroeks sns marfsreFs for
ne past - years
NeNarphy ls4aer ~ ne asssit
rs arrested Leufs woshslm.
George nsncwsft wsllses nssFy.
William rn~ef. noh~r aoutspn.
cry, M.s West clara nr~. Gary
Cooper, Ed~arf Arnatd Pat
Q nFien and many ether stars ~
tho psss sna present. during his
long police carver
7 am unaltsFahiy opposed 10 the
parels system. says NeMarpny
I've arrested Jimmy caEney 81
least a dnsen times and they turn
him lcus~ al the ena 10 each pc.
turs and he's TIE toughest suy
IN Hollywood 10 put the pinch a
nsxt 10 Victor MetAxlsn
WY. enc time Noffts and !
Sers going 10 arrest Net@sisn In
q cafe srsne and ss had In call .
rot squad u 70 eeps Al ths md
II IN. scene. ~ had nctagisa eus
~ the cafe, and four cop. IN the
hospital
heMurrhys appearance II The
Md nnrtor adds Ia the
than 100 snund pictures. hs hss
hem IN ss q policeman. ard the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
State Historical Society
Favors Naches Pass Cutoff
Military. Commercial Volue Cited
AT Meeting; Monument to Pioneers

Importance Of the Naohes pas
cutoff a. part OF a great com
nercisl and military highway As
WILL as a monument 70 the mem
cry Of the pioneers who came over
the pass TO Puget Sound IN 1888.
Was emphasized in the program
for the summer meeting 81 the
Washington state Historical So
eisty at Lake npso Saturday.
Though there sss plenty Of
summer when members Of the
society left their homes At sea
Level on the west side and on the
plains and in the valleys Of the
east side. the temperature at the
more than 4.000-foot elevation Of
Lake Tpso national park was low
enough to sting the Ears and keep
many members Of the society
budding close to the stoves.
". P. Bonney. secretary OF the
society. who has for many years
been one of the active supporters
of the movement to make a high
way out Of the historic trail. intro
dnoed the general subject with the
story OF experiences Of the first
home-seekers TO reach Puget
Sound over that route.
Cutoff Advantages Cited
Advantages that would accrue
10 both eastern and western Wash
with the building Of the
Naches cutoff were presented by
George Talcott. Tacoma and Olym-
pia pioneer. and f. T. Short. men,
Der Of The Times staff. Maps of
ths proposed cutoff with data
showing the saving OF distance be-
tween Puget Sound and the Column
bia basin were distributed by
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
!. A. Citizens Plan
Picnic on Aug. II

The Puget Sound area picnic Of
the Japanese American Citizens
league Will be held Sunday. Aug.
Il. at Five Mile lake. This year.
the annual four-chaptsr picnic will
be sponsored BY the Tacoma and
the Puysllup Valley chapters. the
Seattle and the white River Val
ley chapters having Withdrawn
their oo-sponsorship.
Heading the general committee
making arrangements for the pic
Me viii be Fumiye Yosnida Of Fife
and Ksz Yamans Of Tacoma a.
co-chairman. assisted BY Pete
NishikaWa Hannah NakaEawa.
Tsuyoshl Nakamurs. Lefty sasski,
Betty ssto and Tadako Tsmura
Other committee members IN
cludes Finance. Tad Yoshldz and
Tsuyoshi Honke dance. Lefty
sasak. games. salem YsEaWA
and Jim Egusa. location. Pete
SlshikaWa and kaz Yamsns. re-
freshments, Amy Aaumoto ard
Yasumi Kubo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Bowling Has
Drawbacks

Virginia Bruce developed q sore
shoulder and Hollywood. a. a re-
suit. developed stand-ins for howl
ing balls
This latest wrinkle In an ex-
eeedingiy popular sport was intro
duced by Alfred Green. director 81
columhia's Adventure In Wash
ington.' after his lovely blonde
star discovered that fun was fun.
but that too much vas too much
A bowling sequence. in which
Virginia proves more than a match
for Herbert Marshall. her eo-star
in the Rialto theatsr's current ro-
mantle comedy-drsma, sent the
star sourrying down 10 a popular
bowling alley for nightly practices
prior 10 filming n the seems.
And then. during IN. first Of the
two DAYS the Columbia company
spent In tho bowling alley itself.
filming the sequence called for.
Virginia heaved a it-pound ball
down the alley no less than $50
almost paralyzing her arm.
So, overnight. Green had the
"stand-in' made in the studio
Constructed Of balsa wood
and weighing only a pound and a
half. Virginia found no trouble
heavinE the feHtherweighl ball
during her seene reheafsals. thus
saving her arm for the regulation
14-pounder In tn. real ene
Gene Reynolds. new young star
who appears In Adventure In
Washington a. q senate page boy.
also figures prominently in the
bowling sequences. Others in the
east NJ the film ara samuel =
and Ralph Morgan
The companion film. Time out
for Rhythm" boasts 81 such mu-
and comedy stars a. Rudy
Ann Miller, Rosemary
Brenda and Cobina and the
Stooges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

suspicion, Guthrie finally was able
to explain his mission 10 Mussi's
sister-in-law. who was called in
from a neighooring flat To serve
a. interpreter. The former hero
was alarmed and indignant when
he was offered $50. ITS some
thing crooked" he declared. you
get no money for nothing. any
time The argument took three
hours.
ANONYMOUS HERO
Also in Little Italy. Guthrie
found Michael saccini. porter In a
barber shop. In Philadelphia at
the edge Of the city dump. he met.
signed and paid cheerful George
Wills. who had been living by sal
vaging bits Of metal from the
refuse. Up In Buffalo. he traced
down Feodor sok. content and
comfortable IN a veterans Gee
camp.
I'm going to withhold the name
Of the tenth hero and the Texas
town where he lives in q one
room shack. When Bill Guthrie
Knocked and was told 10 come in.
he entered aud saw only the mans
Eyes. Even In the gloom OF the
place. the most hid behind a eur-
tain. Maybe he Vas naturally
shy. Possibly he Was a war
TayAged monsirosity. Guthrie. re-
msmberng those burning eyes and
IN. talk they had. doesn't Ike TO
guess.