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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Mayor. Plans to Attend Times Golf Forum Monday
Noon; Pros, Amateurs to Be There

Mayor Edward J. Jeffries Jr..
first class golfer himself. will be
one of the guests at The Detroit
Times golf clinic at the Fort
Shelby Hotel Monday noon. he
announced today. The mayor Is
low handicap player and completes
IN many Of the district tourna-
mentS.
The program is complete for the
first clinic held under the auspices
of The Detroit Times and the
Michigan professional golf associa-
ton The meeting is open TO the
public and there is no charge. eN-
ccpt for lunch. which VIII be
served at noon.
Among the outstanding ANA
Tours who are planning 10 attend
arc Tommy Sheehan. the district
champion and Willie Turnesa. one
of the best players in the land
Stars Of both the district and the
Michigan Golf Association will be
present
Al Watrous. Mortie Dutra.
Ernie Shave and Jimmy Ander-
son will discuss golf and how TO
play 1t. The pros are anxious TO
explain TO the average golfer how
easy II is TO improve his game
The meeting is for the duffer as
well as the expert and the talks
viii be geared for the ordinary
20 get the most benefit
from them
a movie. An Excursion in
Golf will be shown. Bobby Jones
Lawson Little Harry Cooper.
Jimmy Thompson and Horton
Smith are seen in the picture GU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
kaplaRl
Defeats
Zivia.
International >ev, service VII.

BOSTON. April 70 - a rapid
firing left hand carried Nike Kap-
Ian. of Boston. 10 victory over
World Welterweieht Champion
Fritzie Zivic. OF Pittsburgh in a
10-round non-tltle bout al Boston
Garden
The Smooth-boxiDg Boston Styl-
iSt. his left hand continually rails
ing havoc with tie charging tactics
of Civic. captured fVe rounds.
Zlvlc took three and Two We're de-
clared even.
II was the first defeat suffered
by Civic since he took the crown
from Henry Armstrong last year.
Using his experience 10 good adj
vantage. Civic Won the third
fourth and fifth ro1nds by sharper
hitting. FreB then on. il was all
kaplan.
Both men came into The ring
over the weight limit. Each
weighed lis pounds
a crowd of more than 10000
repeatedly booed the Pittsburgh
champion for low punching.
The pair met in Philadelphia
ring Is months ago and Zivic was
awarded a split decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Detroit Teams
Tie in A.B.C.

ST PAUL. MINI. April 49,
Two teams. Regal Finance Com
pany five and the Fort Blvd. Rec
reation were tied for top honorS
today among the Detroit teams in
the fve-man event of the Ameri-
can Bowling Congress tournament
with identical totals of 1892.
The Royals had games Of 912.
96S and 9f2 and were led by Al
bert killian and Otto Gallandt
with totals of SIS each. The Fort
Blvd's hit games Of 9l0. 961 and
921 and were paced by Lorne
Trickett with 621 on games Of POS.
199 and 219.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

hit the big time in the last 10 years.
And his .295 batting average year
ago will do until he improves on it this
season. Which he'll likely do.
Gee" Walker says he gets big
kick out of peddling pills in his Florida
drugstore.
ITS entirely new to me-" said
Gee. hut the clink of that cash
register is the second sweetest thing
In the world. Base hits still come
first"
Gerald is bubbling over with en-
thusiasm about the Tribes chances OF
coping the pennant
This is a real ball club" he said.
II don't see how we can miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Yawkey Set to Pay Joe's Contract

Both Indians discussing before the
opener yesterday that Joe Cronin is out" at Boston
Washington have carried exclusive that Tom
Yawkey plans pay off Joes and make deal
IN wager" said Tiger that Mickey Cochrane
back In baseball TT This happens"
Incidentally the Red Sox happen be the only in
either league that has three the other
talking about firing the manager"
Charlie Gehrnger crossed the opposition when he blasted
his home the sixth. He hit the first pitched ball
thing he seldom does.
Starting his sixteenth campaign Charles did very well for
Of the nine old men, He handled chances in the
field besides autographng right field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
ALWAYS WITH TIGERS

Tn all of their combined % years
Of service, neither Bridges nor
Gehringer ever played with an
other big league club. which
makes them traditions IN Detroit
major league baseball.
The esteem in which Bridges
and Gehringer are held among De-
troit'S great army of baseball fans
was revealed with tremendous APP
plauSe for both players
When Bridges was removed in
the ninth inning for AL Benton,
there was a great chorus chanting
No, No. No" something which
rarely. if ever, happened in Briggs
Stadium. The cry was one of pure
affection for Bridges and was in
no way a reflection on Benton.
who was given a roar of approval
for his fine relief work.
Outstanding in the American
League last season as a relief
pitcher, Benton picked up where
he left off last year. One of his
greatest relief achievements IN
1910 was against the same Indians
when he took over the mound
labors with the bases loaded and
none out. just as he did yesterday.
Jim Bagby Jr.. son of the ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Southpdw Pin Meet
Draws ESQ Entries

First annual left handlers indi-
vidual championships has a total
today Of $50 entries. Bow Ing
began last night at Palace-Gra'Iot
Recreation with So contestants.
Robert Bymaster was first N Class
a. $50 average or over. with 46e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

ing pointers on the department Of
the game they are best in.
M golfer should miss this
meeting Monday noon at the Fort
Shelby Hotel. All golfers who
shoot over or under 100 are well
come
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Walker Buster Than Trosky

oddity for you Gerald Walker in left field had
putouts than Hal Tosky handled first base
for the Indians.
You don't be suen and sarcastic TO be member Of
the Cleveland ball club, but il helps.
The dscourteous which Pecknpaugh and of
his treated reporters the dressing after
the game be classed par for the course
Although exactly laughing matter Hank Greenberg
had chue when told of the letter that Doctor Freeman
Of Lakeland wrote the local draft board,
expressed the opinion that Greenberg because Of
his fat feet would be able march hard ground
THAT you'll be scratched except muddy days"
friend Of Hanks cracked
Just he did year opening day Dick Bartel got
off rousng with the customers by lining hit the
first time up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Travis Faces Army Call

WASHINGTON Aprfl Is. -
GNS1 > Placed in Class IA. Cecil
Travis. Washington shortstop was
informed by his RiVerdale. Ga
army draft board that he prob
AMY viii nc called 10 The colors
within a month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Wayne Tennis Team Wins

CHICAGO. H.. April Wayne
University tennis team. of Detroit.
defeated the Illinois Tech METERS
at the Southmore Country Club
here l3 10 ).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Fight Results

At Boston--Mlke kaplsn Iis Boston.
decisioned Fritrie ZiNic. lfS. Pittsburgh,
world welterweight champion p0-nuntitlel .
fhariie Burnley. l4q Pittsburgh. scored
technical knockout over Eddie Lns. lt7.
quincy. Mass 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

the popular redhead from Massachusets no little
showing the boys his mother
gave him just before the game 1t graduation present
He finished Wilbur Wright School before reporting
Lakeland
Al Benton probably eliminated himself starting pitcher
with his noble performance after relieving Bridges
He used only IL pitches in retiring three in the ninth
still the Indian uprising Manager Del Baker will feel pretty
having Alvin for femen duty tough spots
this
THAT guy will be pitching another 10 years" somebody
the Tiger dressing when informed that Ted
Lyons the White Sox had beaten the
Browns in his debut.
All the Tigers pleased when word down that
Vigil Trucks pitched winning game Buffalo.
We haven't Mr.. Trucks yet. But he be some
gent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Oldest Tigers Heroes
OF Opening Day Victory
Bridges, Gehringer
Shine as Tribe
Falls, q to 2
BY LEO MACDONELL
What price youth?

~ Il0A ~ 4lF , OIIll
Tommy Bridges and Charley
Gehringer, oldest Of the Tigers in
point of service. today stood cut
as heroes of the Detroit teams
stirring victory over the Cleveland
Indians, 4 10 2, at Briggs Stadium
yesterday.
1t was the opening game Of the
home season at the local park and
AZ 165 persons paid to see the con-
test. second largest opening day
crowd in the American League
this Spring Cleveland drew some
thing like $4,000 for its opening
game. which probably would have
been topped easily had not a
heavy morning rain scared away
many fans.
Bridges, in his twelfth year as
a Tiger, pitched eight brilliant
innings and was credited with his
teams first victory of the year. The
durable Gehringer, starting his
seventeenth season with the club
hit one Of two home runs. Birdie
Tebbetts, one of the comparatively
younger boys of the club, exploded
the other.
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A. Standings

FINE-MAN EVENT
vogd Bros Forest PARK. m 3ass
Rheingod Beer. Chicago 5o54
chaplin Gore Chicago 3033
st Paul House Alleys shskopee.
MINI 3o27
Koenig Brsu Beer Chicago 1922
TWO-NAN EVENT
" Gedene Jr William Flesch. Chicago 1888
Carl Dech Roy Thompson. Minneapolis 1921
. VIM Kenet jos. Bodis. Cleveland 1913
lI.mer Koch-Ned Dsv. Milwaukee. Wis 1901
B;so. Bobmeyer-N Burton. ST. Louis 1906
SINGLES
I'd Msdy Minneapolis 40
Martin Carlson Rockford III $50
Hilia Kallss Milwaukee TT
Victor Buchholz. Mankata 40
Harold Kelly South Bend Ind 714
ALI. EVENTS
Harold Kelly. South Bend. Ind 2oi3
Eddie Koepp. Cleveland. o. 1872
Nelson Burton. St Louis 1855
George Tishock. Milwaukee 1851
John Erben. Forest PARK. m 1851
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.HeSt,, ) ',!.!:;
" BY BOB nLvqphy
If CrOnin Goes at Boston COchrdne May
Be Boy for Job, RumOrs Say

SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS The Boston
Bees and the National League about their
shortstop Eddie Miller But for my S140 give Mr. Louis
Boudreau, Of the lnjuns
Matter Of fact mention better fielding shortstop TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
SOfibaII Cars Meet

The Amateur Softball Association, governing
body Of the sport. VIII open is tWo-day annual
Spring meeting In the Ietroit-Leland Hotel today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

Detroit 90 noi 2oa--t
Bel bafted for Bagby In ninth.
season batting average.
Ffsam batting average.
Runs haftsd in--Barteii. Hsitnef Gehr-
ipErr Tebhetts 2, Bell. TW6- T1sss hit
Baffrii. Home ruus-ksitnsr. Gehriuaef.
Iehhrtts. sacrifice hit-Bartsl len IN
bases ieteiand =. Detroit Bases On
haIis-un Bagby 2, on hrdEes 9 -tfurk
aut-Bf BaEby 2. ~ Bridgss S. ~ Hrs-
ton I. Hits-0h Brdxes n inninvs
none cot ~ ntnfhl. Wild ritfh=har ~.
WfBning ritrhsf-HrdEss. Jmgirts-sans-
uIers, Hue and stewart.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
0Birdie Still Recalls Series

Until Birdie Tebbets hit his winning homer the seventh
with aboard he the Of starting movement
for imitation Of batting Birdie you'll recall failed
bnge the last World Series all Of which still pains
popular young redhead from Massachusetts little.
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Continued on Page 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19
Games behind leader.
TODAN,s GANIEs

Cleveland at DETROIT
81 Louis az Chicago
New York a. Washinet
Boston AZ Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-19

TOMORROW = CAMS
CHICAGO A. - Hus
7rnrfefrii = H--t----
Brook W - Yea FHa
cincinn, At Fittsourgh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-08
Lost and Found

Lost and Found
osT-Lady's black PURSE, nth and
l. Commerce. rosary beads. highly
valued as keepsake. Other contents
very important 10 owner. PR 1914.
COUND-Pink, shell-rimmed glasses.
March 18th, brown case. 18th and
Tacoma ave. Call Caswell Optical
Co.
COUND-White gold nose pinchers.
black case, March 23rd. 9Th and
Proctor Call Caswell Optical Co
/ OsT-LAdys green wrist watch.
downtown district April 3rd 1915
South 18th. Nudge. Reward
/ osT-Blsck billfold. important re-
L eeipts Reward. Phone MA 0o37.
Theodore Mackmer.
| osT-l2-foot white sKIFF at Ar
L letta; notify Arletta store or MA
PIl.
/ OsT-GLAssEs advertised without
charge Call Csswen Optical Co
Flowers and Plants
NAMED slsdiola bulbs. 1c. Pansies.
delphinlum and carnations for
loo Animals. zoe doz Fruit trees
shrubs. szalias and rose bushes,
loc 70 lso. Van slyke. 5o2 4th
Ave. W. Puvsllup.
TRADE BUY-sELL with Times want
Ads T HAROLD RUCEMAN s07
South Cushman. call a. The Ia
coma Times office for two free
tickets 10 the Temple thester
<-7-sl
ROcHILL everbearing strswberries s3
per 100 postpaid Fred Robinson.
Route ! Box 80. Yelm.
CHOICE Swiss giant pansies: variety
OF eolors; cheap. <6i5 No. Goth.
Instruction
sHrPYARD and seronautical welding
taught: electric acetylene hydrogen
welding and oxygen scetylene burn
ing. Come IN and speak 20 our
students RESULTS ARE WHAT
COUNT not promises NICK Bosko
MARINE WELDING SCHOOL
25o4 East llth MAIN seo2
FOR BARBER JOBS learn with pay
At Moler's College. l2l5 Pacific
Male Help Wanted
wANTED-Man 20 work on poultry
and dairy farm. $50 snc board 20
start. No drinking Lewis Poultry
farm. Yelm. Washington. Phone
2322
MAN for care Of furnace. ward. WIN
furnish apt. remuneration. Proc
tor 45sl
MAN wanted 70 hero cow. Writ.
Ms. Tacoma Times.
WANTED Two fence pot CUTTER 7ith
toolt. 5il3 So. PUGET Sound
Female Help Wanted
TWO LADIES over IS neat star
business N your community Pat
or full time liberal profits 10
stock necessary. See or write Mr.
Lsngness. lOo7 South iith.
VERY GOOD WAGES for competent
woman for general houseyoTk and
cooking. references required. AAin
CAPABLE middle aged housekeeper
70 take fun charge I've school
children. mother employec. PR
Is4s evenings
WANTED capable middle-ssed house
Keeper. 'of Ole ao llLf t<y pr
month. Cal $40 South 5sEd
WANTED - Refine mld6leagsd
housekeep<F. sooc cook. Cal
LEEsVccc 1921
COMPETENT grl for care OF child
and general hous<EoFE City refer
ences Cal mornings PR SDsz
II you're not using Il. sell IL with
Fast-Aetion Tines Want Al
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will oriaz you cash from some
ore II you advertise them with
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Tocomo Reservists
En- Route to San DECO

Naval reservists OF Tacoma num-
bering IS. plus IS reservists from
Seattle. we're en- route Monday to
San Diego for SIX weeks train
ing and active duty
II Is expected me detachment
vii ~ assigned 70 small vessels Of
ire Puget Sound vicinity subse-
eueni 20 the training course.
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sAVisOs 4 loan sce'tA con,rsetA
Steel I'LL Pacific Ma siss
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snss n<ffH<s ant ffuft NlEht
Aass raft trade
- sCNfr snail nnifs< = acre
fiesfea Fsst pasture fssatx we=pd
I'll tFses - shst haze 80. see
sth II ~ rsYatiuR
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TOWNSEND CLUB

A pouuek luncheon will open
q meeting OF the Fern Hill Town
send club at 1880 p. m. Tuesday
in the club hall at So. SD st. and
Yakima ave. Following the lunch
cor cards viii bs played Mrs
Kathryn Herbert Is chairman in
charge of arrangements.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter store. adv.
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Rlos-B rins tnsm 70 ala ~ zsrd
~ We pay o. IN Main isss
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sun VALLEY PICTURES

sun Valley motion picture
In color and sound, developed by
the Union Pacific railroad, will be
shown to a combined meeting Of
the Gyro and Tacoma Engineers
Clubs in Hotel Winthrop Wednes-
day noon.
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Money 10 Loan

We BUY sales contracts - all Kinds
ana pay spot cNh Overland In
vestnsnt Co. 1893 Broadway Ma
ei2s
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Situations Wanted, Male

QUALIFIED machinist wishes work
HonorablF discharged from United
states navy vlth four years 6hop
egperisncs Garland 46as-N
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II you're not using IL. sell IL with
a Fast-ActIon Times Want Ad
lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
Will oriaz you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
az inexpenEivs Times Want Al
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rsos. Want "A. u Main slsl
MiseeIlsneou, for Sale

Hsn u AUCTION 1ae ? ~
WEDNESDAY. kFRu 81
FTRSTIERE-s-ec mahogany dln=
"a reon 81 t=pe walnut 80
ncon st manesany se5rstsrf. So
nahcsanH dinetss ~ uohatT
davenport and chair. $50. kIte H
st as enamel h~cres,ua 81. o.
nasfnnaI enalrs na hasane ard 81
snakCAers rufn Noes ard an
tables springs ard rasstfrssss
RUns-Rrrzisa. Chinese md 80
narsfiC. recfn 49, ant scatter raaks
observation-disclosures raanT an
tluns rieess
NfSCEl IzAsFous - Electric nansis
Electric wAshInk machine sced rir
eaiatius heater. dforhssd seams
machine rsdies. fieof snd taeis
lanns
Insrsrtlnn TNassdsv sd "wednesday
0RrN>FfrIIns
Regular ssles FFrrf nsx
Auction sales on Wednesday,
III Broadway MAZE e7ii
one elccs north ~ Winthrep Hetsl
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Cash for straight loans ana n 4
contrscta BfatTad. ais fidelity
pifs
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Real Estate For Sale

~ oNNnn@a So re .Foosn huaxs
80 Fin< ecaad Flea Cod $3.50
fislns reafn Fireplace elnlns rEssn
FAtIne4 zttEhfa - reffsnIas are
hsth = kAse=afHt 81 set -
Hets snd ssfsss rTzae - 80 $50
acsn nelanes 80 - ssNnfh cr<H
~ lnsr<xslan aunds4 sft~4mseH -
~ srreintrssnt Cal fne<so<
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Wanted 10 Buy

WANTED At once. car iosds o. tFles
loads Of large. smooth. SOUND
maple ard alder i0ss Hlsbsr price
liberal acsls Prompt settisusnts
hofihNes, Cnsif Co. Taooms. Nn
Garland 7ztt
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7r1O-
man.
ting
b of
nda'y
at 3
-nent
cent
the
BUSH
wen
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LOSES KEEPSAKE

Mrs. Frances Wilson. 2402 No.
Stevens, is still seeking informa-
ton regarding contents of purse
snatched from her at 18th and
Commerce last Tuesday. She is
particularly concerned over some
rosary beads, keepsake she had
had for decades She hopes who
ever found the purse will return
the beads.
Hospital flowers. HIM, Florist
ADV
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Situations Wanted. Female

HoMEE's EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
A. Lutheran CompASs Mission 1873
Pacific ave 10 N % o n
MA szes except Saturday.
LOS1 Don't Despair.
Try q Lost" I'd
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Core Of the News
RESERVE OFFICERS SCHOOL

Capt. Hermann SCherner. c. E,
acting executive Of the Tacoma
military sub-district. announced
reserve officers of Tacoma and
vicinity Will resume Tuesday eve
ming at 7:30 their study of The
Employment Of Motorized Infan-
try to Reinforce Cavalry as a Cow
ering Force" The combined group
school will be held in room $50,
Federal building.
NDEX, Natures finest
surgical balm for wounds. adv.
Evening star., 1941-06-23

HYDE.
Her marriage June z is an
nounced By her guardians, Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas Kinder
McIlUaine of ConneHSUiNe, Pa.
The Wedding took place in
HagerStotUn, Md.
-HeSSler Photo.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
By the Way
Beth Blaine

Just because she's been much this and hasn't
Alice decided So
Saturday people
juep
There loads young maied Edward
Donald Hiss Mr. and Mrs.
Beth latter sunanned dusty nen Mr. and
Phps New the John Pok also New York
The McConihe farming
parties smar dressed turquoise print
gown hostess turquoise,
gown plain crepe proving lovely equally
becoming to brown and titan haired beauty.
Averll Harrmans
New York Mr. and
Yelverton Ganett George Knapp
Balletatour who
delayed from Washington for several days to attend
her newly purchased Georgetown house NAL
and Barry looked in the party for while Mrs Barry
looking simple we'll little beige frock
a. 7:30 people stin arriving
Like little secret garden in some ancient fairy charming
Massachusetts, house
Saturday gave dinner cocktails served
drawing nged spacious with Spanish
last by the famous Sorne and along with the
Duchess Kent by the artist probably the most
admired with
went the dlnng 10
find decabe hotweathe dishesand
what wanted and then
down the winding iron stairway
mellow
upholstered
tropical stripes perfectly little Mrs Robert
today reJon her husband IN Io
Embassy William Emsley there he's pleased over
Aop
had for Tney Garne
Young brother with the French forces
while and hopes get to visit
other ranch Silver City
Mex ranch before and not
having Gladys for some time
Evening star., 1941-06-23

she carried a white basket filled
with rose petals.
Mr.. Robert Rockhold of Chicago
was the best man for his brother.
and the ushers we're Mr.. James
Dunlap, Mr.. Robert Hanna, Mr..
Alvin Lynch and Mr.. Robert jack
son.
A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides
mother, who received with the
young couple. She wore a floor
length lavender dress with accesso-
rieS and a corsage of gardenias.
The bridegroom mother wore a
dusty pink crepe with accessories
to match and she wore a corsage
of gardenias. When the couple left
on a motor trip. the brides travel
ing costume was of green and whits
dotted chiffon. a white picture hat
with white accessories and cor
sage of white orchids.
Among the out-of- town guests, in
addition to the bridegroom par
ents, were Miss Florence Rockhold
of Denver and Mrs. James Rockhold
of Lead. brother and ister-in-laW
of the bridegroom.
The bride was graduated from
Washington and Lee High School
and Mr.. Rockhold is a senior at
Columbus University law school,
Both are with the Department OF
| Justice
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Jacquette Storm
Engaged to Wed
Frederick Hicks

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Henry
Storm of EngleWood, N. j., an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Jacquette Storm,
to Mr.. Frederick Stevens Hicks,
son of Mrs Robert Listor Macneil
and the late Frederick C. Hicks,
former Representative from Long
Island, of "Shorewood," Sands Point,
Long Island, and Washington, at
small tea at their home yesterday.
Miss Storm is the granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Jacquette, cousin of the
late Admiral George Dewey. She
attended the Dwight School in
EngleWood, N. j., and the Mary
Wheeler School in Providence, r.
I. and is now a Junior at Smith
College.
Mr.. Hicks attended Saint Adams
School. Washington; is a graduate
of Kent School, and is now
Junior at the University of Virginia.
He is a member of Phi Gamma
Delta, the Pennington Club of
Charlottesville, Va, and the Sea-
Wanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club
of Oyster Bay, Long Island. He is
the grandson of the late Maj.
Pierre Stevens, U. S. A., retired,
and through his father descends
from John Hicks, one of the earliest
English settlers of Long Island
Through his mother, who is the
wife of the Macneil Of Barra, he
descends from Elder william
Brewster.
Evening star., 1941-06-23
Miss Flax Weds
Albert Briskman

The marriage of Miss Hattie Flax
to Mr.. Albert Briskman of Balti-
more took place Sunday after
noon, June Is, in this city.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Mr.. Jacob Edward
Flax, and she wore a floor-length
pink chiffon and lace gown. Her
halo hat was of pink chiffon with
an illusion veil. She carried a bou-
quet of pink roses with a white
orchid venter.
Following the ceremony, there
was a dinner for members of the
families. The couple left late for
an extended motor trip through
New York State and Canada. After
July l, they will be at home at
1894 Nebraska avenue.