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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
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2:zs. 5:47. s.0s p. m; Penny serenads.
Il 10. IS. 's:57. 1ols p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL -- Buck PR.
Yates IL a. m. Ara, $40 s54 .. m
strawberry Blonde" HAS, $50. 7.O5,
0.20 p. m.
CINDERELLA Buck Privstes'' II 30
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Blonde. 2.i6 5.37. SIS p. m
CINEMA-"The Dream OF Butterfly"
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m. strawberry Blonde. D." u O.. } .5i.
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FOX The Lady From Cheyenne -
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Wife ll.25 q. m, 2;i0, , IS, $40 p m
MICHIGAN-"so Ends Our Night" II
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MADIsoN-"steus Dallas. i2.as. 4.03
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PALMS sTATE--''The Great Lie" u 81
$50. 7:2s, 1888 D. m. Las Vegas
Nights" Ii :05 a. m, 1872. $50. 9 as p m.
RIVIERA" Buck Privates." u 30. 3 81
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2l5. 5.37. $50 p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS People Versus Dr.
Kildare. " II a. m, 2:ls, 5:32. s:4s p m
Men Of Boys Town" 2;24. $40. SIS,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
.Senter Back

THE JUCHETECO TRIO. a
Mexican group whose dances are
gathered from the folk lore south
of the border, move into the Palm
Beach this week. Sharing the top
spot with them is musical wizard
Boyd Senter, eX-orcheStra leader
who now does a single. playing
seven musical instruments and
featuring a break-away cornet.
Carol Lane offers high kick and
acrobatic routines, and Edith
Evans sings the blues. Bobby
Jones directs the revue which con-
tainS the fine dance rhythms of
Don Pablo'S orchestra.
TRANS MING THEM
SELVES into dolls, or reasonable
facSimiles thereof, Beverly and
Richards step out in a novelty
mechanical doll dance to highlight
entertainment proceedings at Club
San Diego. To vary their routines
they initiate Bill Robinson, and
windup with an Astaire Rogers
arrangement in swing tempo.
Hart and Allison add the light
touch with eccentric dances. and
Prosper and Wolfe excel in knock
about numbers.
Song singing George Pressnell
preSides. and Alexander's Ragtime
Band supplies dance music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Three in q ROU

The Michigan's big anounce-
ment calls for Vivien Leigh and
Lawrence Olivier together in the
the famous love story of Lady
Emma Hamilton and Lord Nelson.
called That Hamilton Woman. >
opening Friday. Road Show the
Hal Roach comedy with Adolphe
Menjou, Carole Lands and a host
Of well known players will be the
second attraction on this bill.
The following Friday. May D,
the long-awaited Cheers for Miss
Bishop" stirring Martha Scott will
be co-featured with That Uncer-
tain Feeling with Merle Oberon
and Melvyn Douglas IN the top
spots.
The Michigan program reaches
a climax on MAY % when Il
Wanted Wings Paramount'S Air
spectacle featuring Ray Midland,
William Holden. Brian Donlevy
and the new blonde sex attraction,
Veronica Lake in a gala Midwest
premiere with reserved seats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

CARRIED in authentic Oriental ward
robe and then end their turn with
lively Oriental tap. Ming mysti-
fies with bits of Oriental magic,
and Ann Lee dons sarongs and
frlnges lor her dances.
Dick Hughes builds the acts ex-
pertly. inserting comedy anecdotes
between acts. and Harry Collet's
orchestra remains on the band
stand.
POPULAR CARL DENNY. mas
ter of ceremonies at Marcos Chop
house, is being held over by re-
quest. In addition 10 Carl, the show
boasts Arlene Whitney, the human
top Lynn Roth, comedy and
acrobatic dance team: and Larry
Chambers, tops in taps.
South American rhythms for
supper dancing and shows are
played by Jimmy Gonzelez and his
Latin orchestra.
WALTER STEVENSON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Craig Leads
Frontenac Show

JACK CRAIG. starred this week
in Frank Millions presentation Of
the Karyl Norman male revue at
the Club Frontenac. takes a few
incidents out of the life Of a we'll
known type of salesman for his
featured song The agents who
sell all kinds Of brushes from
house-to-houSe supply the them
for the number.
For his other number Graz
caricatures in song a naive mis-
whose Mother Doesn't Worr,
Anymore During the entire som
Craig is on roller skates.
Now going into their seventy
third week. the male revucs a.
this downtown night club continue
TO present an entirely new produc-
ton each Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
VIM Shaw Heads
Revue at BOwery
Night Clubs List
N eW S oW
Openings

VIM SHAW, the original Lady
in Red and a long time favorite
of stage and screen fans, opened
last night at the Bowery at the
head of the Il Am an American"
celebration.
WINS screen successes include
In Caliente," Coli Diggers of
1885" and Sweet Adeline." On
the stage she played in Simple
Simon" with Ed Wynn, the "Zieg-
field FollieS' and Rain or Shine"
At the top of the supporting bill
is Texas Tommy with his Wonder
Horse. the educated equine which
dances and performs tricks.
Other performers include the
tumbling Novack Sisters, Jack
Buchanan. cotortionist; Dian Row.
land. dancer; Frances and Gray,
adagio dancers; and the Don Arden
Dancers. Charlie Carlisle is at the
helm, and it's Benny ReSh' or
chestra with Johnny King as
vocalist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Hold Animal Act

BOB STANLEY and Company,
an entertaining act with several
educated dogs and a beautiful girl.
remain for another week at Club
Casanova. A surprise feature of
this animal sketch is Stanley'S in
depreciation of a wire walking
inebriate.
Joining the bill are swingstresS
Claire Williams and Jack and
Gerry, rhumba and bolero dancers.
Bob Boucher's tap routineS, a
mixture of straight work and inn
pressions of various dancing stars,
win applause, and a Roman Jug
gler." the Great Ziegfrid. wears
toga and varies his act with a
workout on the drums.
THE MARIO CLUBS current
floor show is being handled by pop
ular Lee Sullivan, master of cere-
monies Lee, the singing star of the
Broadway musical, walk With
Music" introduces pretty Mango
Wade. tap dancing expert. and
the dance team of Maxine and
Clayton.
For shows and dancing it's the
rhythm arrangements of Merritt
Lamb and his orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Program Listed

Bolets program will include:
Sonata in A major Cposthumous
by Shubert: seven Chopin etudes;
Brahms 1ntermeZZi. Opus III;
three Debussy preludeS. La Puerta
del Vino. La terrace deS audiences
du clair de lune. and General
Lavine eccentric: Schumann's
Etudes Symphoniques, Opus -.
In January. Bolet appeared az
concert before the Maryland
branch of the English Speaking
Union in Baltimore. Recently, he
gave two concerts at Winter Park
Fla, under the auspices of "a
Pan-American Society. At the irf
vitation of the President Of Cuba.
he flew to Havana for Easter and
gave a command performance at
the palace.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

poo and wondering. aloud, if the
boys will find her attractive.
you're too young to be wOr-
rying your head over such
things" interposes Miss Davis.
Director Wyler interrupts with
the inevitable cut" Don't smile
when you say that" he orders.
80. H." the star answers. NO
smile"
The scene isn't particularly
strenuous for Mis- Davis, but the
shampooing has its eff
feet on young Teresa Wright.
They have to cease operations
while she's led off to have an oint-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Bette Dauis Again Cast as Villainess
In Film Version of The Little Foxes

ment applied TO her face. which
has become badly chapped from
the many applications of soap. 1t
is a likely opportunity to find out
what Bette Davis thinks about
this, and other. unpleasant roles.
I'll have to admit to a GER
tain liking for unsympathetic
characters" she told us. maybe
it's based on sentiment, or per-
haps a selfish eye for roles that
people don't forget. You remem-
Der Mildred in of Human Bond
age? Well, can't help feel
ing grateful to Mildred. She
wasn't a very pleasant person
but she did a lot for me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

dral of the Ma
sonic Temple.
Wednesday eve
ming, at $50.
Presented by
I h e Raymond
+. Slower con-
cert m a n a & e.
ment, of Phila-
delphia. Bolet
will give his
recital for the
benefit of the
n e w gymna-
stun of the Sa-
cred Heart Con-
vent of Law
renee avenue.
| MANY Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

: { ar studded
affairs of the
heart, pull 2
a n d laughing
equipment.
Stark drama
8 I a ks h Q
United Artists
ere g n begin
ming Thursday
W h en- J o a n
Crawford opens
in her latest
picture, an un-
Su vehicle
based on a IA
nous re n C h
play. The film.
"A w o m a n $
Face will pre-
s q n [ Nj j s 8
Crawford dis
figured for the
fret firaa md
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Lectures
Wednesday

The Metropolitan Art Association
OF Detroit will present Robert Ed
mond Jones, noted American the
atrical designer. in d talk on Art
in the Theater in the large audi
torium Of the Art Institute
Wednesday az $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

music lovers heard the gifted D.
year-old pianist at a private con-
cert at the Detroit Golf Club last
Fall and at several muSicaleS
which he gave during a visit in
the city. By request, he will re-
peat the program which he gave
at his debut last year in New York
with the Town Hall series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Piano Recital

John Fletcher will give a piano
recital in the Detroit Foundation
Music School Wednesday at 6
D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Oriental Revue

STEP THROUGH the door of
Verne's Cafe into the Far East
this week. where Kina and Yuka
perform Chinese temple dances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
A UniQue Role

This is a unique role for Miss
Crawford TO undertake but Joan
is getting a little desperate. She
can't risk too many more indiffer-
ent pictures like Strange Cargo"
and The Bride Wore Red" She
was fine in The Women" and
Susan and God" but unfortu-
nately Broadway hits like those
don't grow on California red
woods.
This theme, daring and rather
unsympathetic, appealed TO the
star, so with superb cast headed
by Conrad Veidt and Melvyn
Douglas M-G-M has diShed it up
for the fans who will pass judg-
ment after Thursdays initial show
ing.
Also on this bill I'll Wait For
You" with Robert Sterling. Mar
sha Hunt and Virginia Weidler
will be the second attraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Hits for Fox

The Fox lineup for the rest
Of the month includes two stellar
attractions. The Great American
Broadcast" a cavalcade of radio
entertainment and the names
made famous via the air waves
will open Friday. Alice Faye,
Jack Oakie. John Payne and Cesar
Romero are featured in this tune
full romantic drama, a saga of the
ether produced in the mood and
manner of "Alexander's Ragtime
Band"
The following week will see the
first Detroit showing of that law
ish technicolor drama. Blood and
Sand" based on the Blasco
Ibanez novel. Tyrone Power has
the role of the great bullfighter.
made famous in the silent version
by Rudolph Valentino. The fem
mine interest in this colorful story
will be provided by lovely Linda
Darnell and sultry Rita Hayworth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Cuban Pianist
To Play Here
Wednesday

The first public appearance in.
Detroit of Jorge Bolet, the brill
liant young Cuban pianist, will be-
made at the Scottish Rite Cathe-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
FOx, Michigan
IT, 4. Boast Big Hits
M a y Attractions
Offer Stellar
Features
BY CHARLES GENTRY

IT ISN'T case Of come what
may with movie programs for this
month. for Detroit Will have
chance 10 see several super-Spe-
Gals before June sets in.
The Fox, Michigan. United Art
lists, all have big bills planned dur
ing the forthcoming fortnight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13

while she becomes a lacy black
mailer with a SCARED face, the
scenarists and Max Factor restore
her TO her usual lovely self before
the picture Is over. iust so YOU
don't get the willies or get Miss
Crawford confused with the late
Lon Clancy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-13
Ends Series

Leona Hahnke will give the last
of series of three lecture recitals
in the Detroit Foundation Music
School this evening at s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

CHICAGO-The National Semi
Pro Baseball cos gress announced
today bass bslls-for Britain"
plan and an intention to cooperate
with the U. S. army in national
defense.
Directors attending their an
nusl winter meeting approved the
plan of President Ray Dumont to
auction TO spectators the first
balls pitched at the 10000 sandlot
games May 4, the proceeds to 90
70 aid the Brthh defense The
balls would be autographed by the
ranking celebrity among the spec
tators - former baseball stars,
city, stste or national officials of
Importance.
Commissioner George sisler
said the sandlat season would
be introduced May with the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Mat McCraih
Dies in N. Y.

NV yoRn - Matthew .
ucs.r.sA. sse lrer- ~ssss'>s New
ssrs car. ases - r~e"~csss ~
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s~isht-shsswer s-s . eep Ne
achieved them hesh s~a he
sa.se yin endure o. i~sG ss
re.srds 81 sshs~sss proves. ere
Iert Ne ~. the weris's sr~ss-
r.t weight threwer fer sssf~
TIA. - sesrs We wes ~ AZ
tie.si titles ard eomrstes IN
four oismrsss. ss . isrs.sd
ssrs-s~r srs ss-p..-d sn.s
threoer. Ne is survived ~ ne
wife .sa . ia-s~ss ssd shi.~~~
~, is.s adapted s~v~~ y~~ss
aga.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Chicago Bow
Experts Top
Billy Carter. Now
OF Tocomu. n Star

Chicago srrh~r. tnck the first
s-sk l.sd IN the Olympic ncss-
man. league. o national event
.rcnsersd ~ N. Seattle Archery
club
II. Windy city mai. experts
clicked At asa score. which !.
. record
The women u tho nhnoi. me
irorells refused % 80 their male
brothers take al tho iimeight. ..
they shot 10 the lead In the Fair
.s division. sp2s
Tho leader. represent Grant
Park Sa !
Wxh individuals In the nr.s
sheet w~s~ H~i,,s Garter. n.w
81 rseeos. wAe srcr~d fss.
ard Y. H,n rer~.ck ~ Pitts
hurrh. wha scored fsa.
Mrs. Carter now sseess
NTH the Tacoma mons team
and sess~d their nst In sc.r-
lag.
The rseoms club failed 10 finish
among the leaders however.
Spokane Archer club No.
team VAS high among Northwest
teams. finishing eleventh with
1000 score. umpaus. ore. had
2 pn7 for thirteenth. Portland
Archery Club was seventeenth at
: s.2. seattle Archer. No ~ss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Ski Program
For Paradise
Several Events on
Schedule Sunday

Another busy week end h, ahead
fer skiers at Paradise.
On sunday several hundred Ia
coma Times newsboys will take
their annual trip to the land of
snow and SKIS
The same day the first Of tn.
Southwest Washington triangular
meets Will he staged.
Competing this time viii he
Bongview. shelton and Aberdeen
in junior. ~omsns and mons
downhill and slslom.
Planned also are the second
novice races which tho Tacoma
Ski club Ia sponsoring this year
through Rainier National Park Co.
These races are open 10 any
skier who has not previously com
peted in class A or n.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

Troiiers Score

SALEM. Or. The professional
champion Harlem Globe Treitsrs
continued their victorious sweep
through the Northwes; last night
hv downing the Willamette basket
bal five. so 70 al here
The Negro auint. paced Nv A
Presley who collected Is points
led 81 the half. ~ % Is sumner
Gallagher. Besrcst forward. VAS
high for the losers with i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Park Basketball

Fullers Paints dropped q SIS to
q decision 70 the high scoring
Mormons in Park league play
last night. Al no time were the
Mormons in danger. Peterson of
the Saints canned 20.
The First Congregational were
no match for the smooth passing
fast shooting Central five. II
Central can dump FARMLAND Fri
day in their final game and Park
land drops another Of their re-
naming games. Central would
still hav. a chance at the last
half crown.
Messiah Lutherans gave Clan
Gordon a close rub for 4 half with
the scors at that point. l3 TO Il.
The best they could do the last
half was four points against the
hard checking Clan. Ester Of
the seotohmen rang IN. bell for
Il countfrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
BasebaIls-for Britain Plan

blowing OF sirens In game
cities throughout the nation
to let the whole country
know that while other nations
are fighting and their youth
Is carrying on In the battle
fields, our own American
youth can still find time 10
indulge In this country's nat
ional pastime."
The directors have announced
their intention TO cooperate with
the federal government by spon-
soring 1890 sandlot teams in L.
$. army camps.
Five zone commissioners were
appointed 10 head organization Of
leagues in their respective dis
tricts before the district and state
tournaments. They include: Ray
Brooks. Portland. Ore, far vest
zone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

twenty. third scoring asst and
Ysklms as twenty fifth 81 rsTo
Other southwest s~~1ss IN
she -.mp~sissss Included rs-
e.s.a Arehers. and the n.sk-
skla ns~ues ~ rersissa.
sssltlss somens team sss
firth To the Grant PARK girls. the
se.ltl.sles shooting s7as Nay
Carter VAS high with Tg7
umpaus girls were eighth spo.
kane twelfth. Oregon state col
less girls fifteenth and seven
tssnth. and u, ~ w. girls sishs
tssnth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Giant Cake for Local
Hot Stove LeaQuexS

A giant birthday cake. BIZ
enough n serve generous portions
10 500 persons. viii 10 presented
BY Jack Quill. president of the II
gers. 10 the Tacoma Hot Stove
league for its annual dinner al
the American Legion hall sstur-
dav night.
The cake will complete the menu
for the dinner which Is being pre-
pared BY Joe Carbone. chef Rob
ert r Abel president Of the Hot
Showers. Will cut the cake
Russell Farr. chairman Of
the dinner committee. said
"Wednesday that more than 500
Of the 500 tickets available
have already been sold.
Dinner. buffet style. will he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
TEAMS TIE FOR LEAD

LA GRANDE, Eastern
Oregon College Of Education was
tied for first plas ce in the oregon
intercollegiate basketball con-
ference today after beating South
ern oregon Collage of Education,
SO to so, here l@,t night.
The Eastern Oregon five came
from behind in the last five
minutes for the victory that gave
them an even brssk in their two
game series and enabled them to
climb back into tie for the
league leadership with the South
srn Oregon team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
Two Are OF,
Two Are On
List for noinlOes'
Post Keeps Even

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cog Ne - ssssnaifs Nc ssmes
fsr so~s>.s se On ne psss -
manager - the Seattle RsssisvA
club sffieers to-day sssses>s ~
i~e possibilities ssA saseS swc
re rfsynsr. fsrmsr nsrsgue
Il the rtttsharxh Pirates. vSss1
|. enc - the rr-s'ss third na~-
men - slsmeua hlsery. vss -.
parted - . possibility. Aisc pss
- the liss ~ might ~ hsds'' wss
steve o'Nesll sevmsr Cleveland
catcher ARD nsrsssr. rs~s~sfy
signed - coach ~ me nesvrse
Tigers
meanwhile s>sss sevss>~h -
p~vteH mn Wsyes. uaesns
utv Nasas>s. go tAssspy
osswssu Chteags o. enDpa
nd he>~ sstsna~sssa - spssos~
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sim being e~usidsvsa psumt-
nsntlv 10 Xiii clvssv. scvweS
cats1sidsr N The National lesrss.
A assaaaa " sspsessS secn -
he local squsd 10 srhsduled -
start training ~ san veraNae 10
sb-,ai three wssks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30
18th Quintet
Still at Top
MCHORD HOOP LEAGUE

Latest results OF play in the
McChord Field basketball league
show ssth Q. NJ C. out in front
with six wins in, six starts. The
ssth hoopsters defeated seth Re-
connaissnce Squa dron, 1924, for
their sixth victory.
Other results were: 73rd Bonn
bardment Squadron 81, Head
quarters and Headquarters Squad
ron rs: saith Ordinance Al. 95th
BON bardment Squadron 2s; 239th
Q. NJ. c. 40, 10th Air Base Squad
ron %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

Jerry Kent. shooting in the City
Employees league, rolled SOS on
the Broadway alleys Tuesday
night TO account for one Of the
finest pin scores OF the season in
Tacoma. His first game. 235. was
followed by PA and 2li, TO give
him the high mark.
Ocky Seidelman, shooting as
a substitute on the Model
Lumber company team. rolled
Sol for the only other 600
total ON the Broadway lanes.
His game, were l6i, 200 aud
2sl.
The Broadway bowlers went
after high scores with determine
ton. Woody Harter blasted out
5ei to top the regulars of the
Commercial league. Louise VAIL
ers rolled 1855. 2l6 and eos. to lead
the women stars with big 57a
score. Tom Miller rolled 5s3 for
Royal Arcsnum. Tiny johnson
checked m with $50 for Commerce
Street Market.
In the City Emplo
league. Al Farrar rolled 575
and Skilly Lyons SAG for the
Police team. Hal Trosper fin
lshed with 5SS. Fred Kruger
with $50, Ed Hagenau 5Ss. Don
Donero 557, for other high
totals.
The Light Department team
turned In the best team single.
reaching 1888 in its last game.
Every man on the team rolled
better than SIS. Bernie Thomas
recorded BIS, A. Carlson 527, J.
Turner 523. Dondero 557 and
George Thompson 5l7.
In the Commercial circuit,
five Of the women pin stars
rolled into the 500 class. Re
sides Mrs. WALTERS big score,
others were Erma Mussel-
man 800. Fern Coles 517, Helen
Blattler 81 and DAM RADIO
Mich 5ls.
Commercial league results: Roy
al Arcanum 3. Stationers /; Broad
way Alleys 4, Model Lumber o;
Hotel Winthrop 8, Ice Delivery /;
Lloyd Suffer Tires 3, Tacoma Ice
/; Commerce Street Market 5,
Jordan's Bread /.
City Employees results: Light
g. Engineers !; Police 4. Power o.
4, Public Works 0. Car
bage 4. Range Sales o; Health 3,
Belt Line !.
Two big pin leagues rolled
their weekly matches ON the
Play Nor alleys Tuesday night.
In the Sportsmen circuit. John
Poyneer, captain of the High
land Golf Course team. rolled
the best score, registering 1853.
1855 and 204 for q nice $50
total. Shooting opposite Poy-
neer. on the Corral Cabaret
quintet. Anthony Quinn turned
In a nice 500 mark. with three
consistent games, l7S, liz and
1874. Maynary Robinson reach
ed SIS for Brookdale Golf
Course, with game. Of 1913,
13g and 1871. Howard Rooster
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-30

Bear Only Trying
To Feel at Home

BURLINGTON, Me.-Jack Will
Jams didn't mind when a bear ate
two burberry pies but he be-
came annoyed when it attempted
to get into bed with him. Will
Jams turned on lights and the bear
fled.