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Evening star., 1941-09-05
Roosevelt Chronic Loser Over Long Stretch May Go Places This Year
Duke Fortified in BockfieId,
But Must Reconstruct Line,
Dealt Hard Blow by Draft

tacle of a Wade-coached team be-
ing beaten straight down the mid
die. The Vols, using straight pow
er, just smashed over the Duke
guards.
After that, Wade switched Kar-
main and Alex Winterson, now
graduated, into the guard slots. Loss
of Karmazin to the draft or failure
of Burns, a converted end: Lips
comb or Goddard to develop into
a first-rate running mate for big
Mike would leave a big problem in
the middle of the line. Bob Bar
nett, captain, will be a dependable
center.
Rich In Backfield Talent.
McDonough will be matched at
tackle with one OF a host Of re-
serves and sophomores. The ends
will come from Veterans Al Piasecky.
Luther Dempsey, Jim Smith, Ste
phenson and Sophs Bob CAN'T,
Ernest Beamer and Herman Smith.
The backfields are beauties. Steve
Lach, the big, rugged wingbaCk who
can do everything, will be the
handspring. Tommy Prothro, 2l0-
pound quarter. returns for a third
year of varsity ball. Moffst Storer,
who ran 80 yards against Colgate
and then broke his leg early last
season, and Scooter Bill Wartman
are among the fastest in football.
Tom Davis is being groomed 70
take over his brother Jap's full
back job. Back of these come Ike
Gill, blocker extraordinary who was
ineligible last season; Siegfried. Bo-
kinsky. Long and flock OF other
less-well-known boys.
The schedule:
Wake Forest, September 27; Ten
nessee, october 4; Maryland, Oc-
tober II; Colgate, October l8; Pitt
at Pittsburgh, October 25 Georgia
Tech at Atlanta. November !; Da-
wilson at Davidson. November 8:
North Carolina, November IS:
North Carolina State at Raleigh,
November ~.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Hoyas and Terrapins
Begin Contact Toll
In Grid Training
Restricted to Forwards
At Georgetown, but All
In Maryland Action

Contact work at both Georgetown
and Maryland featured today's COL
lege football training program.
Only the linemen were to bump
heads in the Hoya camp, but Coach
Jack Faber indicated that Maryland
probably would be divided against
itself in internecine warfare. Both
squads were ready for the rough
work, physically.
Mike Kopcik. veteran end and star
punter, arrived at Georgetown last
night and Ross Sorce, blimp-like
280-pound tackle, was due today.
Sorce has received permission from
his local draft board to take his
physical examination in Washington
and probably will undergo the test
tomorrow.
Although Kopcik hasn't tried
punting since his knee operation last
Christmas he told Coach Jack
Hagerty it felt fine and assured him
he would be ready to assume his old
duties. But Hagerty is skeptical
and will wait until Michael has been
under fire before commenting.
The loss of Hal Berry, lettepman,
has resulted in the first shift in
Maryland's plans. A fullback last
season, Berry was shifted to guard
in spring practice and did well
enough, but it now develops he
won't be out for the squad.
Faber Immediately transferred
stocky Eddie Chovanes to the posi-
tion and is confident the rookie will
fill the bill. Chovanes weighs 184
pounds and is fast, but so short as
to be ineffective on pass defense.
He was being considered for a line
role before Berry decided to drop
out.
Hobart Hines, freshman back last
year, will not return to school, but
otherwise the Terps will have all
the men counted on.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

American University's grid
squad not only is one of the best
seen on the Eagles campus in
decade, but one of the most thor
oughly American collection OF
youngsters to sport the schools
colors. Every nationality from
Chinese to Pennsylvania Dutch is
represented, and they get along
together like the ingredients of
an Irish stew.
Irish, Italians and a Swede
round out the group and Coach
Staff Cassell proudly points out,
on an average it's the best squad,
scholastically, American has pre-
sented.
Francis Reilly. for instance,
stood second in his class at Con.
zaga High School and others
have similar ratings. Reilly, q
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Duquesne Grown Up,' but Finds
Door to Bigtime Grid Locked

rector, is a resourceful guy, but he
admits the secret formula for a
winning entry into footballs big
league has him stumped
In the East, only Manhattan,
which like Duquesne is struggling
for recognition. and Villanova among
the bigger teams have blocked
Duquesne for 1941.
Other engagements are against
Marquette from Wisconsin, st.
Mary's from California and Mis-
sissippi State in the big game
class. Three other foes are Of class
B rating.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Experienced Talent
And Stiff Schedule
Present Chance
School, First Regarding
Game Seriously in is,
Has Won Only s 7'iIts
BY GEORGE HUBER.

Roosevelt's Rough Riders easily
could be the dark horse team in this
years high school football race.
Coach Artie Boyd built his team last
year with this season in mind and
has a double handful Of lettermen
and experienced players returning.
With no Rider football tradition
to live up to except that of being
trampled regularly, a big problem
of every Roosevelt coach has been
to put winning spirit into his players.
Coach Boyd did get some fight
into the boys last year and they had
fairly successful season, for Roose-
welt, that is. The Riders showed
enough fight to beat Central, 7-6,
for their only victory in four inter-
high tilts.
Win Eight Games Since 1915.
Since 1915 when they first re-
garded football seriously, the
Riders-formerly the Stenographers
at old Business High-have won ex-
actly eight games. Before that in
1902 they defeated Western, 6-5, and
In 1905 downed Central, 1916. Other
victories were 1915 over Eastern,
60; 1916 over Tech, TO: 1928 over
Eastern, 7-6; 1926 over Eastern
again. 25-6: 1927 over Western, 60:
1887 over Wilson, 60; 1899 over Will
son again, 1870, and last years win
over Central.
There is one other Stenographer
victory which should be in the rec
ord but isn't. In 1917 the score was
Eastern, ID; Business, 13, when it
should have been Business by 1912.
An of1cials errors gave Eastern a
safety over Roosevelt when 1t should
have been a touchback.
Opportunity Is Here.
Those 10 interhigh victories don't
form a happy background, but it
will require only a good year or
two to build up the Riders prestige.
With big group of experienced
players and a tough schedule they
may go places. Not only do they
meet improved Western and Central
teams in their own division, but they
must tackle the big shots of the East
Division, Tech and Eastern. A lot
may depend on their opening game
with John Marshall High of Rich
mond on September 26. Champions
OF Virginia last year, the Justices
went through a 10-game schedule
1ndefeated, united and unscored
upon. With two victories at the end
of the 1899 season to add to that
streak, John Marshall now has won
IL straight games and if Roosevelt
could break the streak, or at least
Itnake good showing, it would do
wonders for the teams morale.
Coach Boyd is better off than most
iother schoolboy mentors in that he
has nine letter men returning, three
(of them backs. Those six in the line
are the best, however, and should
give the Rough Riders tough for
ward wall. Letter men are Irving
Kolker, Bob Stein and Carl Sturges,
back; Dick Koester and George
Strathopulus, ends; Alex Baroni
and George Haines, tackles, and
Douglas Dietrich and Bernie Miller,
guard.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
BY the Associated Press.

LOS ANGELES, Sept 5.-Follow-
ers of Southern CALIFORNIA; football
fortunes may not believe their eyes
this fall.
Because the team that drew down
high national grid honors year after
year under the late Howard Jones
on sheer running power Is apt to
blossom out as one of the country's
great throwing teams.
Justin M. (Sam) Barry, for a
dozen years Headman Jones chief
assistant, won't say so in so many
words, but confidants think he may
apply basketball tactics to the
Trojan squad. All this nationally
known cage mentor will admit is:
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Jefferson of Lion Rocks
Upsets Varsity Outfit
By the Associated Press.

BY the AssOclAted PresS.
DETROIT, Sept. 5.-Billy Jeffer-
son, 6-foot 2-inch Mississippian. led
the Detroit Lions freshmen to a al
toll victory over the varsity squad
in an exhibition last night.
Jefferson, an elusive running and
passing back, scored two of the
freshmen's three touchdowns.
Rookie Harry (Hippety) Hopp, late
of Nebraska, and Whizzer White
counted for the varsity.
Evening star., 1941-09-05

17-year- 1S5-pounder, is ac-
companied by another Purple
alumnus, "Pudge" Maloney, a
tailback.
Bob Lanzilotti, the Barber of
Seville" and Paul Di Miglio, head
the Italian group. Capt. Kenny
Fox is the Pennsylvania Dutch
man and Bling" Byham is a
Swede. The Chinese lad is Will
liam Chin, laundryman's son.
1t has been suggested that Chin
Evening star., 1941-09-05

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 5.-A few
years back when Duquesne's Dash
ing Dukes we're suffering football
growing pains, major schools with
whom they sought dates in effect
told them to wait until they grew up.
With a record of II victories, l
tie and l defeat in two years, the
Dukes obviously are full grown, but
they still are confronted with
schedule which won't prove much If
they win 'em all.
Head Coach Aldo Buff Donelli,
who also is Duquesne's athletic di-
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Harmon Is Ruted IA
In SeIective Droft

GARY, Ind, Sept. (P.-Tom
Harmon, former Michigan halfback,
today faced the prospect of in
duction into the Army.
His selective service board has
announced that he has been placed
in classification la.
Harmon has been deferred twice
once as a student and two months
ago when his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Harmon of Gary, presented
aff1davits that he was their sole
support.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
A. U. Grid Squad Hormonizes Notionolities
Even Chinomon Included He's Banned os Signal Caller

call signals In Chinese, but Cas-
sell, who doesn't put much stock
in publicity angles" is against
the idea.
tits true, our opponents
wouldn't understand the signals"
he points out, "and neither would
our boys"
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Horseshoes. o
Qualifying rounds, 18th annual
Evening Star Metropolitan cham
pionship, Commerce Building
Courts, 7:30.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington at Philadelphia ca.
Tennis.
Federal and District Employees
Tournament, Reservoir Courts,
100.
Swimming.
Presidents Cup Regatta meet,
East Potomac Pool, 800.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Potty Berg Is ictor

BLUFF POINT, N. Y, Sept. 5
(P.-Patty Berg, Minneapolis golf
star, won the Lake Champlain in
vitation women's golf tournament,
defeating Marjorie Harrison OF
Ausable Forks, former New York
State amateur champion, s and 5.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
BuItimoreuns ChuIIenqe

Webster A. c. of Baltimore wants
baseball competition against Wash
ington or nearby Virginia semipro
mines on September and IA. Write
Leo Koenig at l9 Briston avenue,
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-09-05
Cards to PIuy jewelers.

Cardinals and Jewellers meet In
play-off for the Fraternal Softball
League title Sunday at Rock Greek
diamond. All players are requested
to report not later than 9 am.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Arthur Lake Member Of
A Theatrical Family

Arthur Lake. currently appear
ing At the Beverly thsstef In
Blonde Plays cupid" comes by
his theatrical profession natur-
ally.
Born Arthur sllveflake In Cor
bin. Kentucky his father was An
acrobat. and his mother. an actress.
While still young boy. he and his
sister, Florence. began touring the
east with a vaudeville ski, It's
travels soon took him 10 Holly
wood. whore Lake began playing
bits IN Westerns,
His first comedy role was In
Harold Teen" hut II wasn't until
Columbia signed him as Dagwood
Bumstead that he realized his am
bitlon and was recognized a. =
ranking comedian. In addition To
PLAYING In the Blonde" films,
Lake IL also featured with Penny
Singleton on the weekly Blonde
radio broAdoAHts
Some 81 his more recent pie
lures. besides the Blondes. include
Topper" There Goes Ny Heart
and Double Danger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
E. P. S. Candidates
Will Be Examined

All candidates for student body
offices at the College Of Puget
Sound Will be required in the flu
ture to pass an examination on the
schools constitution before their
names are placed on the ballot
Lyall Jameson. CPS student
body president. fathered the idea.
which was approved by IN. central
board
The examining committee FOR
the March election will be made
up Of Jameson. Man. Bulligsn.
Ronald Rau. Annabel Miller. John
Boyle, Wilbur Baisingsr. Louise
Jayko and Betty Peterson.
Offices effected will he those ~
president vice president, ciass rep
resentatives. and those Of depart
ment managers.
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w4nlsru /. seer a. the crooked
hesa ~ the eattlsmens sssceis-
tioe. Crawford partrsvs = rough
eowtnv sAo wants 70 he = gentle
mar Hsr me agent Viii. p~stns
ard susF have eeneay relies srsr
eiallv adapted "a their talents
Peggy Mafan. younx univsrssi
sssrist. sins shs first ria break ~
hss sefeen career N passrsyins ne
lrsslInr feminine rsi- epprntts
Tnns
TRAIT n tn vlzslsasss" ~ss ~
fscssi ~ Allan nssH. eas os The
screens al tims veterans she has
hen asrrstinx hath N America
ard Great nfstsla fef . quarter
- = century.
Sanity Cess Her Man" fss-
turing Fsshy sandy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
7aH of the Vgantes' Coming Friday The Riaho 1heafe
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rHEATERS

so>N cary ccorsr walter nrsnnss
- "a. SO
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In lae. Inv NfIkhhas n 70. 10.
-. 2 80. fo.io. also burgess Nrfs=
dfth IN san Ffanetsee nseks. -
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pagne!l IN Chaa hsnna >
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nTNNRlN nssnna nufhin. hehett
Ceammings n sprnx Parade and
pennv singleton and Arthur i@se
In Blonde fiays Cupid
CArIIol Edmund uvsnn. NAY
Naguire On Nad Men 81 hufep~
and Nlrgiuia Rfuce and Walter
Piaseon In stronger Than nSsirs
CoNNt MY Judy Garland .na
Mickey Rooney IA Sirks Ap the
Band also selected snofts
kAN SIRItf-r I've gfeat seanalna
Wan features Anders~ons ans
halle" tNrs Anderson Carl also
"unekafispappcn thachelnr DAD
Youth IN 1rainins continuous
performance from 2 = m
fARh Mickey Rooney md iuaf
Garland IN =stflke II to Band
also Fireman save NJ 1hoo
Chao" comedy
PROCTOR AYrcs Lionel bAfrY-
more Ia DF kildare ocss Home
Also Robert sictiins Joan Davis IN
Manhattan Heartbeat
RI N AR1 Richard Aflsn Andy ~
vine IN 'DanEef on wheels and
Resalind Russell and Brian Ahsfne
10 Hired VIE
RfN- Robert Montgomery. Constance
Cumming IN Haunted Honey.
moon also Francis isderef and
Joan Bennett IN The Man Mar
rted
sulIi-cesar Romero in The Lucky
Cisco Kid and iee pennsT TN NIL
nonaire PlAyhoy.s
~ >>IT-DOuslas Fairbanks D.. and
Rita HayWorth IN Angels over
Broadway and Jean Casncy, Rob
ert RYAN In Golden 0ioVes
tMrii Tyrone Power Basil hsth-
bone IN The Marx OF Zorro and
George Murphy and Brenda joyce
ia Public Debt No /"
LIBERTY ru,silup frrol Flynn.
Olivia DsHaFilland and Ronald
Reagan In The santa 20 TAI
RIVIERA sumner Carole Lands
and Adolphe Meniou in Turn
about also Zanzibar"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

washington The War depart
ment has issued the following orders
Colonies Carl ? Mckinney inf
Manhattan Kan 70 Fort Huaehuca.
Edwin OConnor cav. New YORK Clty.
10 Fort Leonard Wood revoked !.
Oliver A Dickinson. "a, Washington.
TO Fort Knox
Lieut.. Colonies Aston p Rhett "a
Nashville Tenn 70 Fort Knox. David
W Craig IA. Louisville X. % Fort
Knox. George 2 Abrams. INF Aug
usta Ca 70 Port HuaChuca. Ire =
Hunnlcutt INF UnlontOWn Pa 70
Fort Huachucs Carlton { Starkes
me Pittsburgh. Pa 20 Lancaster.
Pa william Eley inf Granville
S c. n Fort Knox: Claire p Hut
chin inf Lexington Ky % Port
Knox Walter Il Wells lnf LOUIS
VILE. Ky 70 Port Kno1 John II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Stadium Band
To Perform
Annual Concert
Thursday Night

Always an event - The schaol
music season. the annual concert
hy stadium hand Will ~ gwen m
the school auditorium "Wednesday
night. beginning ~ ; o'clock. The
program includes a number 81 nov
city numbers featuring vocal and
instrumental solos
In selections from the +Chcco-
late soldier" oscar strauss. the
hand PLAYS an arrangement Of
some Of the operas best songs and
dances DIZZY Fingers ,confreyl
and Dancing Tameouune Pollal
feature the clarinet section and
Beverly Sauhert On the marimha.
In contrast With the foregoing
will he the .Orpheus' overture
tOffenhsehl. and two solos by
nona Mae Jadin The Cry Of
Rachel lSalterl and When Day
Is Done lkatscherl.
metropolitan Episode lkech-
ley) i band composition written
in the American idiom.
In The Old Cornst' Bill Brock
gives picture Of the evolution Of
cornet PLAYER from the thrill
which he gets when he purchases
the instrument until he arrives in
Big New York town
Narrators are Warren Davis
Pete Swanson. George Cunning
ham Bernie Friedman
This Will be the first formal
concert under the direction OF
Robert r. keehley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

VANCOUVER. n. q. a detailed
view 81 the Jericho air base u the
Royal Canadian Air Force was con
tanned on a strip ~ movie film
seized from Y Matsumnto. secrs-
tsrY Of tho japanese consulate
here.
II was Indicated Aatsumota will
h. prosecuted for violation ~ war
regulations which rrohlbit taking
nf pictures In restricted areas,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24


Trail ~ ths Visilarfss' = hss-
wl.e ne Ypunz stars fret screen
appearance slnrs his lengthy ~
bsurn an lhe New xoFk ssass
sharing hennrs Win rssHs -
trail ~ the viEilsntsa sFe 50 =
veil knesn players 80 NsFfen
wntam Frederick cFAwfefa y.
Andy Dcxine. Nisehs kusf. foFtsf
tail reeEy Aasaa snd others
Tons pnFsrsYs sn undsreexsr
agent ssni 10 ths western frontier
b Kansas citY newspaper -
hunt down che murderer of a fs-
porter. Al nfat skspsleai 4 eo~'
tnys ard their ways. the sEsnt
finds himssf fascinated ~ ranch
life ard after haiFsfslsins expert
snrs.. coupled with romance. Ne
decides - sfsv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Mae Sounds OFF,

Actress Mae West. hearing that
her fans IN san Quentin prison
thought Warden Clinton Duffy was
good ege wrote Coy. Cuibert
l. Olson: I hone your eNceileney
Will feel as do and let Warden
Duffy continue making bad men
good while I continue making good
men bad I mean. in my pictures.
Olson replied This information IS
gratifying 10 me. and I appreciate
your interest in Warden Duffys
efforts TO make bad men good.
even though II was not you who
made them bad Come up and see
me some time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Baxter. Inf. MINES polls MINI. 70
Fo-f Knox LEROY = hcGraN IN
Fargo y D 70 Port Knox John J
Mccormick n1c DsuFcrs Colo. 70
Fort George q Meade oscar ".
ReynoldE CHAP Port Mason. Calf
20 Port Macarthur Calf
Hsjors Marcus p BouiVaFe. inf
Beaumont. Tex 20 Port Huachucz,
william / Brown. I0Ea City Ia 70
Omaha heb John ~ England. cac..
Fort Hancock. - Camp Davis. Walter
! Kleplnger. IA. Port Benning. 70
Hawaiian dspt Urban siDio. %
Metucnen y 20 Port Bragg Her
mar Joseph Semsu lasc Phila-
deipnla ~ Warrington hlvs VII
liam Snyder sc re- Houston. Tex,
% dutg Houston TeEs9
Czpu sye p Elgard - Port
Custer D. Foft Meade John ,
Cnaiksr chap Hawaiian oept 70 Port
Tose cram Fobert Y Judson %
FoFt BFsgg y He,schsn. :. J Jsmss
Warrington Richard " z Evans
Jr INF Port Gutter. N Fort Ben-
ulns LOUIS ~ Truman inf Port
BHnninE " Ia siisn dept Russell
Vincent. or Port TGuia 70 rresfd n
n - Frsnrisoa Edward A wa
qnc FoTf ORD, - Foff Lewis Wiils
p Poots ~ Fort Monmouth. 70
LIZ Angeles Calf - Hawaiian depf
Franc1 HILL "a Hawaiian dept, n
Nae ullfntc Faso Eo1aet. Calf Rob-
srr 4 Ellsworth. "a Port LEWIS 70
Hawaiian DEPT Warren Esri EsIin
"a res Salt LAKE CITY 70 duty Port
L<SA william Charles AacKAy mae
res ChlIlicotns. ono. u duty Hot
Spring. National Par Arr Clarence
william Bowen. "a re- Chicago. u
duty SslfFicge Ped. Charles T. gooc
Be- Jr. { res Triton Ca % cutV
Port Robinson. Harold Andrew STEW
an. 1nnc. res Pleasant Ridge Aich
70 duty Forf Wayne Howard stOrY
IsF4or. q res OEcaso Nlcn. 70
dUtY Aberdeen PROVING Ground
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
had Hanna

TIE picture Is melodrsmaue
offering % the Incidents n the life
Of a country boy who ran away
with the circus. The more i'm
portant incidents. We might men
ton. are Linda Darneu and Doro-
thy Lamour and most Of
Chads troubles can be laid al the
wagon step Of these two very
.ttrs.tive women. both of whom
were bareback riders meaning
the horses back WAS bare. too
The picture captures no
little of the romance We have
ALWAYS associated with life
under the big top" and it,
technicolor reveals the gaudy
atmosphere which surrounds
one horse outfit. To Miss
Darnell goes credit for the
best performance In the pic
ture.
The companion attraction brings
the erstWhile outeast, Shirley Tenn
pie in a production titled, Young
People She has Jack Oakie.
Charlotte Greenwood. Arleen Nhe-
Ian. George Montgomery and kath-
leen Howard IN Der supporting
cast.
Young People" il certainly
not Of the magnitude Of for
uer Temple offerings hut Ia a
most entertaining gong and
dance show. with shirley using
her talents To good advantage.
oalde and Miss Greenwood can
always he counted lpon 10 de-
liver the laughs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Action For Sale!

Mike Barovic is selling action
a. his Riviera thester this week.
where a Fugitive From Justice
and The Durango Kid are the
attractions on new bill which
opened Yesterday
The first mentioned film
co-stars Roger Pryor and Lu-
rile Fairbanks with Eddie Foy.
IT., Sheta Bromley. Morgan
Conway and Donald Douglas
In support. The title Is self
explanatory and the million
dollar manhunt gives the thrill
seekers their moneys worth.
AS a supporting feature, the
Riviera also offers The Durango
Kid" starring Charles Starrett.
with Lusna Walters in the femi-
nine lead. The music and
there is quite DIT comes from
the Sons OF the Pioneers OF
radio fame
Here. too. one finds the action
fast and furious as starrett comes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
And hu Mop

Actor Melyyn Douglas has sn-
pesled 10 American dog lovers to
see that dogs Of alien sntece-
dent don't become extinct be
cause Of the war. He said kennel
owners had told him the demand
for such dogs as Doberman-
Pincher. Dachshund and German
Schnauzer had fallen 50 per cent
and at half price they were q
drug on the market
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
sCATTERGOOD,s WIZ

Emma Dunn. veteran character
actress. creator ~ sweet mother
roles. plays "scsttergood Baines' -
wife in the screen adaptation OF
Clarence BudGinRion ksilsnd .
famous storiss. Guy Kibbss ensen
the tlile role
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Unfolding against the Eiiiisvins
background ~ Lab. Placid. Miami.
ChlcaEo. Sss York and various
winter ard summer resorts. hkp
Radios sparkling nes comedy
drama. PLAY alri- pFsseata nay
Francis In the title rcie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
What No 25fh.'

Frank Bor1age. lead Ing
Hollyu God film director. has
been divorced nv his wife and
business manager. Mrs. Rena
BorZage. She testified he
walked out on their 2ith we'd
ding anniversary party last
June : and never returned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Franchoi Tone Starring for
First Time as Cowboy Hero
Baby Sandy To Shore Screen Honon
In Comedy. "SondY Gets Her Man"

Fanshot Tone essays the first western rus cf his career
In heading an imposing cast unversals adventure
epir Trail ~ the virlantes opening Friday At The Rso
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

to the assistance Of a lady in DIS
tress in true hero STYLE.