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The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25
AIRWAYS NEWS
PAA Activities

A PAA Electra arrived Nome from Fairbanks Friday evening at 500 o'clock with mail. The ship remained overnight and re- turned to Fairbanks Saturday morning with the fo lowing pas sengers:
 Audry Wilcox
 John Wilcox
 Mac Canaday
 R. s. Hall
 Helene Root
 E. A. Winfield
 Ruth Novak
 A PA Electra, piloted by Capt. Hawley and 1st officer Wal ton arrived Nome today from Fairbanks with 128 pounds of mail and the following passen- gers:
 Lew Ayres
 E. A. Eggleston
 M. H. Kuryla On the return trip two pouch es of mail were carired and the following passengers:
 Lew Ayres
 Dr. Rainey
 Dr. and Mrs. Noble Dick
 Dr. l.. White
 John Noble
 R. w. Weir
 A PAA Pilgrim piloted by Capt. Lein arrived Nome this afternoon with first and second class mail with Emerson Bassett as round trip passenger. The is remaining here over night.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25
OPENING DUCK SEASON IS ANNOUNCED FOR ALASKA

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21 - A 60-day duck hunting season for Alaskans was proclaimed by Sec retary of the Interior Harold Ickes.
 Ickes said the season will open on October 1 in Fur District One and Three and on Septem- Der 1 in the rest of the Territory.
 These are practically the same duck seasons observed in Alaska last year.
 According to the Alaska Game Commission this means that duck and goose season is open in the Second and Fourth Divisions from Sept. 1 to Oct. 30. The bag limit is set at 10 ducks and 3 geese. There will be no open sea- son this year on snipe or curlew.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Capt. Sasseen left for Anchor age today with the following:
 Mrs. Pierce, Milt Odum, Clark Anderson, MT. TrymucIha, Earl Brisson and Bill Condon.
 Edith Phillips was a passenger to Unalakleet and Karl and Mabel Ivanoff were to be picked up there for Anchorage.
 Sasseen is to return to Nome tomorrow evening with passen- gers and express.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Aug. B Pilot Long to Taylor, Coffee CT. and Lees Camp re- turning with Lillian Silverman and Bob Roberts. Also round trip to Teller with Gus Cremidas.
 Aug. A - Pilot Long to Colo win with Joe Dexter; Don Lal- Bolle to Whit. Mt. Wallace Por- ter and Mike Baranof to Hay cock; Gene Riley to Moses Pt. ob Roberts to Solomon and Mike Walsh to Nome from Ungalik.
 Pilot Sig Wien made an emer gency trip to Solomon for Joe Apodruk. Made flight to Teller, Tin City and Wales with. Bud Thompson, Phillip Nunooruk and w. T. Neubert.
 Aug. 25 - Pilot Long took w. c. McCrea to Candle and Paul Paschke to Council and Glenn Briggs to Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25
NEWS ITEMS LEW AIRES ON ELECTRA TO-DAY; PLANS OF MOTION PICTURE STAR NOT KNOWN

Famous movie star, Dr. KM- daire of the picture series, and former husband of Ginger Rog- CTS, Lew Ayres was round trip passenger on today's Electra. Ii was reported this was a short rest and vacation trip. He has had the sad misfortune recently of losing his mother.
 Ayres' most prominent picture was, "All Quiet On the. Western Front" in which he played the lead.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25

Saturday evenig there were 4 vessels in the Nome roadstead. They were: the MS. Meteor, U. s. Coast Guard Cutter Haida, Department of Interior, Indian Service Supply vesel Boxer, and a Standard Oil Co. tanker. All the vessels departed on their de vious routes during Saturday.
The Nome nugget., 1941-08-25

Due to pressure of government business, the SS Sutherland of the Alaska line, scheduled to sail for Nome on Aug. 20, has been delayed and will not sail til Aug. 18th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02

Del Mar Opens

npI. Nsn Cal Ring crcsny's
~ aaf race track opened IL
hfth sanHsss meeting to-day ~tth
- tlght.fses card f~esturtng the
q - ax-nlFsosx Inaugural hsn.
disar
sivsn iep weight 70 the nin<
snsFses wss CAMP verse o~nss ~
sam Hrtskin At iis pcunds Pr
rses fsxeFtis. wefs Cold nhahhls
kitaasns stsels's Hollywood Para
slnnsf ard Walter a MeCsrthys
t@sszteF also = consistent inxleH
wnod winner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Riggs VS.. MulloY
SOUTHAMPTON, n.

~ 'oAN fgtffffF
Riggs Of Clinton, s. G. top-sseded
and former national tennis cham
pion. played Gardnsr Mulloy Of
Coral Gables. Fla. in the feature
semi-finsl match Of the 5Ist annual
Meadow club invitation tennis
tournament today
Frank Kovscs Of Oakland. Cal.
seeded second. faced Ted sohros-
der Of Glendale. Cal. in the other
semi-finsl
All four players Won two
matches yesterday to bring
the tournament, halted one
day by rain. mp to the semi
finals.
riggs defeated Seymour Green
berg Of Chicago. So. al. and
Bryan Grant Of Atlanta. Ca. sd.
s. kovscs eliminated south
American champion Ladislay Hsct
n Ecuador. S. S.. Is. and then
trimmed Robin Hippenstsl Of San
~Bernsrdino. Cal, so. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
.l44th Team
Loses Game

EVERETT, Wssh.-The defend
ing champion Everett Pilchucks
and two national defense teams
won their games last night in the
second round Of the state semi-pro
baseball tournament.
Everett beat Northern State hos
pitsl Of sedro-Woolley, SO. al
though outhit, e-7.
Fort George Wright NJ spo-
kane edged the CentrsIia Elks,
81. despite sin error Wash
hgton S~hipysrds Of seattle
troUncei the It4th Field Ar
tillery Of Fort Lewis i4-0. find
Ing three pitchers for i2 hits.
Tonights games pit Seattle
Glasers against McChord Field of
Tacoma and Pine Field Of Everett
against Fort George Wright. Sat
urdsy night Fort Worden Will see
It's first action against the Pill
chucks.
ScoreS
Everett Pllchucks ........ 8 : 2
Northern State 2 . :
lizard Putnam and Paslla Elehols.
MCGEE ana Birket.
Centrslia z
Fort Wright .
Strsnz and Dewitt. Hetksr ana
Williams Pint
l44th Field Artillery 0 4 .
Washington Shipysrds o.. IL Il /
Soden Heintz, Simpson and Klfeh-
ner. Federmyer ana Gross
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Amateur Golf
Meet in South

AITADENA, Cal - Top notch
amateurs today began play In the
opening round Of the American
Golf association sponsored tourna-
ment. tho California medal play
championship. at the Aitsdena
Country club
Pressing defending champion
Bruce Mccormick. Los Angeles
fireman. for honors this year will
be such stars a. Jimmy Clark.
sensational Long Beach. Cal.
youth who won tho qualifying
round Of the national public links
tourney at spossns. Pat Abbott.
national public links winner In
1886. and Mario Gonzalez. Is-yssr-
old amateur champion ~ Brssli for
the past two years and ArEsntlns
open and amateur champion
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~Souihpaw Wins FL.
Steps Up 10 Glass B

VILE Winner ~ "a
games alrsady uis sssson for ths
Port Pierce eigD u me Class u
FLORIDA East Gas, league. Chester
coxlnzt0n mas been sold h Jack.
1onsdila Of the Class - south A.
iantlc
ne g~ygthpaN nseb4iisr won IA
gamss t@fors suffering MIA frat
defeat. Hs struck out LAB battsra
10 zis innings.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
SELECTION S

Here are selections for satur-
days program At Longscres ? IS
post time
Frt Twin Peaks. Charlotte
Ann Double DIP.
Second - Brown Forest Ador-
able Ann Outgusss Jr
Third Seekonk Count Mo. Jess
Greenock.
Fourth - Edgar Boy. Shasta
Slipper, Broad Royal
F1fth-Jesn Lee. Cslavsrss Hilda
May
sixth - Jane Greenook, Rocco.
Jimmy Csbsnlss.
seventh-His Girl Iron Nike.
Valiant Boy.
Eighth-Do It. Ina May Thistle
Grace.
Bet Bet-Do II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Miss Murray
Fights Well
Refuses 10 Give Up
After ShakY Ssuvs1

Rsth csrsI-. defending rs>rsrs
scmsas city fnif cnsmpicr soes
. fs<=ar Al The and ~ the fra
reana - her fe~hni~ city tito
composition eith Amy lou Mr.
FsY Friday meFnsnx.
ThsFty-s hol<s - play 10 ss~f-
aies axsr ne rscens Country csue
cuurr<
Huths rsrers<nc~ played an 10
Feftsat part. tier game. too. -
more .nssad nut Amy t.cs1 c@sssr
Try ciah representative. showed ,
genuine easnr~tlsiss spirit
So went fv~ asww .. ~
us>s ~. hs,rs. h<.s s~ssnes -
give ~ .. ~ rssvsp~s css>o
rival she We ssssv S~ws So
NJ fsvs $50 p>ss~a eves e~se~
Nth ake shswsps~s tss~sso~
- fnth.
After the FIRST nvs hales ptxy
ssssa~ra h.ss and fnrts 49,
ruth nasily winding 40 ~tth ~
sane margin shs gained 40 "
arsrsnx five.
fifst f1lEnt hanof~I ~ ketea
ssfs ~n~ ~ Mrs. Arthur Ruu4.
Country slah ever urs Al cssfo1.
Meadow rxsk. 4 M
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02

aAs rHASfts<O 49, Ths 1871
deer hunting season In ths north
srn coastal area n California. en-
tending from ths southern hun
asry of MONTEREY county "a
southern Humboldt county. opened
to-day and will skisnd 10 sept. 10
Game .sfdsns reported deer
zfll b plentiful and IN good con
dition ihis gear. nut are ~sii scsi'
isrsd because 81 q large supply %
food. eoyss ard sstsr In the noun.
taina and foothills.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Hundreds Pay
Last Respects
To Howard Jones

Los ANGELES - rhs body ~
Howard Jones. so. former uniysr-
atty of Southern California football
coach. was to bs taken 10 Middle
town. q. today for funeral ssfy.
lee. and burial In the family plot
Services were hsld here yesterday,
Jenss' sss. Ctash. aS1 HE
brother. Tad Jones. viii ~
company the body. Nc viii ~
hurried Tuesday, s~nierseos. fol.
iassisK service. ~ Miaaissow..
A. The services hsrs, hundreds
NJ football fans. friends and former
nsc football players packed tho
FIRST Methodist church pr Hsnfy
ns,les vios- president Of use. d.
iivsrsd The snioFy.
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Oregon Soiiball

ALBANY, Ore.-Thirty-thrss o.
cal softhsll associations represent
ing more than 900 teams IN
Oregon have registered for the
Oregon state tournament In Ore
gon City Aug 24-2s. State Direc-
tor Dwight Adams said today
At least IS more leagues
acre expected 10 register by
the deadiine today.
Plans for choosing teams for
the state tournament have been
completed m most q the IS dis
tnets Of the state Adams said.
Districts !. ? ana 3. all in Port
land. viii select teams. and Rainier
and perhaps others will compete
al Astoria for the District 4 berth.
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Allowed $500

CHICAGO court order To-Day
granted Mrs. Hsra Trotter Louis
temporary slimOny Of 800 q week
from Heavyweight Boxing Cham
pion Joe Louis whom she sued
fT divorce on grounds u cruelty
a month ago
Circuit Judge Michael J. Feln-
berg referred hsr petition -
Master IN Chsnoey Dwight s
Bobb and ordered that the tenn
Porary shmony begin August 6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Jim Byrnes Dies

sAN FhaNtIstD J N N y
Byrnes. catcher for the PhIlsdel-
phis Athletics in the early days Of
the American league died mere yes
t.rdsy az St Mays hospital He
wa 81 Byrnes played in the Pa
cifio Coast and American leagues
during mis- diamond career.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
s67.ss7.lS3 Bel al
New York Tracks

WV YORK Al the compile.
ton n A. days ~ ss~ York racing
season. m1,usi figures sho~ 9 sub.
s.sntisi nsrsss. shove las, year.
Total s H1 7<s 400 vas sag.
s.sd during FIRST - days ~ I'm.
pirs city meeting. . gain NJ tpss. :
icA above 1910.
Grand total ~ ss7 sp7 .iss vas
vsgsred 81 New York tracks dur.
ing first ~ days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Good PITCHING
In Soft Meet
Friday Night Bill
Expected 10 Shine

Grand pitching performances ~
asxen cut - the eight moundsmsn
working n games Thursday aiEht.
sI sumner nigh school field. VIZ
tnslls completed the second fcuna
~ pisy N the nrst annual Western
Washington district .ofth.il cham
pinnship tourney
Only n upset wss F~ccFsisd -
ihs fourth seeded Olympus nosllsfs
lest n Tacoma nottlsra Z 10 .. IN
ths tsshtest game
sam Tirta. rises~~t t~.-Att
.eus.ut hail f.r An. RslSs In
eiimsasse t.ssii.f~us~.. ~ 10
o. and allow the sstrGy total sf
five hiss In t~r tourney GssNes.
Friday nights p.iunssf
All.italls against Fiss Cinh al
q 10 p m
Olympia srsrtsns 70 ruysliur
Druggists. 7 30 D m.
Aberdeen Hsrdw sf~mea ~
vsnsstmsn 81 80 D ~
Closing play at 10 y M the
winner 81 the sp.rtan.p Druggist
fray tansies with Tacoma nottlsrs
for the other semi.finai berth.
Saturday afternoon play wsll
start at J o'eloeh and continus aa.
al about II 10 . m
Results Thursday
GAM NJ
rasfnitur.msn 600 600 o .
Upton M jossn0ylts Lou saees
lirh and smith
aANr M 10
Olympia nottisfs DOL ITO Z
Tacoma natfisrs oto "a q 4
tnaeii and soisndsfi Larsen ana
Nsflos.
sANf No ~
Dss Men $500. y on1 q I
Ahsfdesn 4~e.sa.anl0 ITO =
noeswss and nanfns Aisssnm m
Cutts.
GAM w ~
Nsusefmsn 4t tnt Ito :
L~ai 1nrA 4.4s n9n 0Dn OF Z
eroaa ana pFss hoinsf ana OAR
Tins.
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CHICAGO Pitcher Claude Pas
zezu probably will remain on the
injured lat for another 10 days.
the Chicago Guns learned today.
Physicians ssid that new x.rsys
showed PsssesU had suffered a
broken rb as well a. damaged tis-
sus when ne aid into second base
during isst Saturdays game with
the Giants
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Junior Golf
Plans Made
Rules Luid Down
For Annual Event

Plans for the first annual city
junior golf tournament have been
completed by the committee In
charge.
The tourney will be held at
Brookdale course. Aux IL. The
Brookdals Mems club IL sponsor
ing the event.
This IL the first effort In
five years Ia stage junior
meet. In 1884 IS ~ the Park
land Mems club staged such
tournament. hut u ispsed
into air.
When a suggestion was made 10
chet Corey, preKy ~ the Tacoma
Coli association. for revival II
Junior play tho little fellow went
n work Got together with Wsliy
Carr Of the Brookdsls course. who
donated mis- layout for the csuss
Heinis tensks and Nsrrsa
kofoed ps.~d ia the pose-
meot. ~ Odd the Brsakdsls
Mems Rub and the meet
hs-eans~ = Tact.
IN. rules are
Any hoy eligible between the
ages Of IL and "a inclusive.
Two divisions. ~ 10 IS In
elusive: rs % ~ inclusive.
There will 10 a 25o entry fee
No green fees
There viii be- ~ holes medal
play
All boys must obey golf rules
and golf manners
Al entries must sign with Wsliy
Carr 1t Brookdale. Granite ss3f.
August 3 8 or T.
Play S1n BE- governed ny 4. T.
Q 4 rules
Many prizes viii b. donated ~
Tacoma merchants
Any Tsc0mAn wishing 70 donate
puzes Or Natsrmeions. call Hsinls
Vsnaks or "siiy Carr A. Granite
se54.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Bowling
H.sion Mixed f<sgDs

huston Mixed f<agDs
George segmsnn led the isasus
sith his b3i series. Byrsn Huff
Fsrnsrsd a zi3 single irBs Froshi
Ter showed the way for ths fsii
ksKisrs, bowling 500. three games
and IT'S single
Robins ~ iTss. Blue Jays f0i
f7zs Falcons 80 1906 Eagles ~
1885 Cardinals 80 1880 Orioles
~ l77s Psnguins 30 1919. s~sI-
Gas ~ 1887
Jack Tutiis knocked over ths
Old 7-s-f0 spit
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Prsxy Tuhls
Hangs Tough

lbs ANogt.xa Afssr hearing
The ssnfies n hath men. f'rssls~ee
W G Is1ttls ~ the fssifsc ca>se
hs.~h~Il is.sa< today REFUSED 10
modlf, the one years rsspsassos
n Third n~s~man Eide Mayr ~
the los AnxsIss ciab fav sii~assIy
splitting In the face ~ umpsve
Hsy Snyder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
Dorothy Head
Reaches Final
California Tennis
Star After Cd Title

-
-.
n =.
~
,''
~
' y.
.a
's ~
lnkten state crowns
ether ie.'afe "s'.s q"
csra ritt~d Weary
fuu.aff seattl< veteran ard
-. - A. -. go.
against M. Youthful feIi.w.
.au..u. A. ns-.. -.
seek uNfasn eliminated ff.=
..u f,,u IN. w..n,,.t..
stste IN . stsffhsG
u,-rt
interest IN Their prospective
me@fln. MAS hetsht.nea nanaa \
=. - - ~
sh<a ffhso'f requested nat ne
be placed IN tho am bracket
-. a.. - =.
~" 1"s' "i"'" Inv
two nstmsn have remained rars
as.Yv al...nt nw. - a..
-" WV"
MALE W WAGNER
Ena.r Nal. ~ p,.tt..s o.
was Pulled against fsrold NaE
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

ffntss nun< hsfleft ItNhsss
DaMsssiss fsskos~ ~ williams. ssa
uisnss. 10 csaitii. tsassfss fs
Iahn.sn. Ashisslss. 10 tssnFseh.
faHkses 10
Hans pA<ssis. .raatsss o. viii.
ANS ned sos -. uAtfs, fsnnses.
- fsn.s1Is. isss ass 20 ksil~f.
fsak~~s - Jahn<on Athlstlss, ~
% nsllsf. rsass~s 81 fsb1s, ~
sas ~ fess. flssss. ~ nishoissa.
cuts 10
slfsI DAsssia, r<Ahsss 80
Trssis n~nstass. ias ttsssh, Indiana.
q sIsashtsf. Gefds. 10 N1~<os
Cardinals. iso cssHsf, s~nstsss. -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-02
IN Ohe Ra.ket

That Is not true Of japanese
gut
And Nylon Is twice the
strength Of the Oriental suhsti-
tute for Spanish silk
Also six-pound te<f
>ylon leader material IL not ~
thick A. the eight pound iest
japanese gut.
That 10 a Tremendous differ
eoce in the mind Of an angler.
He gets more strength IN
Nylon and far less body weight.
which makes for superior cast
ing and more confidence in lead
er durability.
And, as far as the hunters are
concerned, what with the scat
tergun season just poking its
nose around the corner. let me
tell you that factories are re-
jecting all gun orders.
And have cancelled all I'M
filled orders.
This is a defense effort in
America that calls for concerted
action, sacrifice.
Our America ia something the
world has never known.
II is worth fighting for -.
dying for . because life under
such rulers as are known in
continental Europe and Asia II
not worth while.
Better death than that.
North River Trout
Trout are biting lckety-spit,
or were earlier this week at Joe
Sunnen's North river resort.
Joe's place is about is miles
from South Bend. reached by a
launch and has produced some
fine baskets this season. more
particularly the last few weeks
and hot weather.
The North river 10 a favored
stream of Rick johnson, police
officer and former City league
hall player; Chan Lingerman.
Ernie 1.-TWO Poles Ayers and
Mike Barovic.
Mrs. Ray Films. Tacoma.
brought back a splendid limit
catch from Joe's Place and had
them on display at Vsndes
Tackle shop wednesday.
incidentally Mrs. Films Is
another woman angler who
knows HOW to prepare her fish
against ~softening, deterioration.
ROY Craig Fishes
Roy Craig, county clerk. Is
sending IN friends choice King
salmon he has been getting IN
local waters during his vsca-
ton.
Roy is at q beach nearby and
having roaring luck with the
Kings. Caught three tn. other
day weighing from SIX to eleven
pounds. to say nothing of a Is
FOUNDER this a. m.
He has caught others. too. and
always puts them in the proper
places.
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Your Postmaster can tell you
hog 70 invest In Y. & Defense
Bonds
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Entries

Here are Longscres entries for
Saturday. post time. AS, 2ath
day:
first Rae. Purse 4os s-yesr-olds
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Profanity Ordinance
Violated by Parrots

RENO Nss Two Uz parrots
IN ths city hail basement every
morning violate ths city ordinance
against profanity - they get their
daily alung On ths rail 10 front II
the police station. The police %
nothing about a.
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Mount Mckinley. inftisss noun
tain In North America. 10 tss-
plated fnf tsa11 feet bela-~ ~
sum
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Dodgers Get
Needed Help
Two Pitchers and
Outfielder Landed

NEW NORk Manager I<o
Durochers ne for help for the
staggering Brooklyn Dodgers .ere
answered today and three nsv
players reported to the Flsteush
forces IN chicago. They were
Johnny Allen. 36-year-old right
handler waived out Of the Ameri-
can league. Tom Tstum. right
handed hitting outhelder. and
Tom Drake. nght-hsnded pitcher.
Tatum and Drake come from the
Nashville Southern association
club
Alien, brought from the
Browns for q reported $4,000.
will soon get his chance IN
give the herky -Jerky Dodger
pitching staff some help. lie
pitches against the Cubs tn
day.
In the last IL games Duroeher
has uNed IS pitchers, an average
Of more than three per game. Not
a single Dodger pitcher has gone
the route and won SINCE Luke
Hamlin beat the Cub. July Is.
TANULIs RELEASED
To make room for the nea
players the Dodgers released Vito
Tanulis. southpsw. 20 Nashville
outright and sent Catcher Angelo
Giuliani 10 Montreal on option.
Giulani protested bitterly to Man
ager Larry MscPhail over his de-
motion To the minors. One more
player has TO be released today
and indications were that Relief
Pitcher Mace Brown would get
the gate.
MscPhail had TO go high to get
Tatum and Drake from Nashville.
Tatum. who's 20. 10 hitting .3es
and leads the Southern loop in
stolen bases with rs.
Drake. who's won 10 and lost
four. has had previous trail with
the Indians.
FfrZ PULLS EN- OUT
The Yankees came out Of
their two-gam~ losing streak
with a bang and knocked off
the Tigers twice, SIS Ds In
nings) and so "a innings,
called by darkness. Charlie
keller's 7sth hom~r-with
two mates on-won the opener
Spud Chandler allowed the
Tigers only -four hits In win
ming his fourth straight In the
nighteap.
The Athletics moved into fourth
place by Shaping out = a-2 victory
over the White sox in battle
featured by Benny McCoy's homer
with the bases loaded.
SIX STRAIGHT
The Browns made IL six straight
over the Red Sox by winning a
slam-bang 1911 victory In the
first game Of a twin bill. but Tex
Hughson pitched Boston TO a Al
victory in the sight-inning night
cap.
Chuck Aleno's pinch-hit single
with the bases loaded in the ninth
drove in two runs and the Reds
nosed out tn. Giants. SIS. for q
clean sweep Of the series
Despite two big rallies that
Melted seven runs in the last two
innings. the Braves succumbed 10
the Pirates, e-s. Pittsburgh mad.
Is hits. with Elbi. Fletcher get
ting a for a.
Johnny Podga my. Phils' rooki.
star. beat tho Cubs. Ia allowing
only SIX hits as he won MS SEVENTH
game 10 max. ms record an even
500.
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Evening star., 1941-10-27
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
NatiOnal-"Blithe Spirit" Peggy
Wood in a new Noel Coward COM
edy: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Major Barbara" Wendy
Hitler in the screen version OF the
Shaw play: lO:45 am, l:3O, 4:2O
7:O5 and 9:55 pm. Stage shows
1880. $40. $50 and 9:l5 pm.
Earle - Ladies in Retirement,
screen version of the stage melo-
drama: IL am. 1885. APO. ITO and
$50 pm. Stage shows: l2:55, 3:35
6:25 and 9:05 pm.
Keith's - unfinished Business,
Irene Dunno in romantic comedy:
l1:l5 am, 1:2O, 3:25, $50. 7:35 and
$40 pm. March Of Time: l, 3:05
$40, Tbs and $50 pm.
Palace "Honky Tonk." CLARK
Gable kisses Lana Turner: 11:55
am, 2:20, 4:45, tbs and $40 pm
Metropolitan-"Great Guns" Lau-
rel and Hardy in the Army: 1l:3(
am, l:3O, 3:35, 5:35. TAO and 9:4i
pm.
Little" I Met a Murderer" Sus-
pense-packed and different: IL m.
1880, 2:4O. 4:30, 6:l5, sos ano
9::55 pm.
Pix-"Quiet Wedding with Mar
garet Lockwood as the bride: II
am. 1855, 2:45, 4:35, 6:25. 8:15 ane
1905 pm.
CoIumbia-"Sun Valley Serenade,
with Sonia Henie and Glenn Miller
music: HAS am, 1:45, 3:45, 5:45
7:40 and $40 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts
continuous from 10 m.