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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
I'm Ohe Rayket

for what u Is At the night tunes
one Of the best trout pro
ducing waters in this section
But Doctor William has SEEN
n change come over his favored
portion Of the stream that
part that can he reached with
In the Rainier National park and
runs down beyond Tom Ellietts
Inn.
Doctor William was anything
but cheerful
Haven't been up there since
July 4. he said. And what |
saw. what I have seen the last
few seasons. almost eompels me
to put away the rod.
Where there used 10 be deep,
heavy water even at this time
Of the year there are now
only small streams, insignifi-
cant streams that minnow
could hardly swim IN.
Well sir. such a sight Is dis
coursging. especially when one
has seen those same trout
waters in full bloom. has fished
them for years.
But what the good doctor sees
on his favored stream, many
others have seen in theirs.
Many of our streams have
lost much Of their size.
Some say the cutting of tim
Der has been a ajor eontribut-
ing factor.
Whatever II is, there has been
a change in no end Of streams
hereabouts.
But it Is always nice 10 be
hopeful.
The other day a scientist. I
believe, reported the Sound area
would once again enjoy cycle
of heavy moisture or rain.
Which is encouraging, at
least.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Frank, Virginia
Are Man, Wife

RYE, y. Y. - Frank kovaes.
Americas third ranking tennis
player. revealed today that he and
Virginia Wolfenden Of San Fran
cisco were married At Indianapolis
on July "a.
Miss W oil = Il n. ranked
seventh on the national list,
and hoVars. currently are
playing In the Eastern Grass
Court championships At the
Ne>tchester Country club.
Miss Wolfenden was such >
good mixed doubles partner
Kovacs said. that I figured she d
make an excellent side-kiek for
life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Seeded Stars
Go Into Action

Hsu Y. r-rhe eight s~esiesi
stsr. n tie usn's divisinw ~ ts~
81 eastern gfaas courts tennis
championship - lnts sstion n
- tnsHi-rsssna pairiaes today.
nahhY Rlxks ~ Cuntcn. = G
aauxea tnfa ihs third ngeekst y~s-
tsfisY ~ defeating winism Can
slns - aiaden Valley. Cal. a.
- shns ssrrsa -~ei.t n~n Ne
Selli - oslahefns satv. wen evrr
~ unsstssdtsr - Ninnurn. y =.
a. "a
fFsak kessss ~ ossissa.
al. Ne. a s~s se~r oe.~
Make - Iles Assrt~-. "a. a.
I'd srssp~ss~r - Glendale.
tsI. ~. = sssst~a Rss~Ft
Davis - >sssh ts~wss. y. a..
a. Al
1sek Kramer ~ fna Aassies
NJ :. disposed q former Nasieual
slnxts. champiaa rrsnH shislas
u View Yofk. "a. ell
EIxhIh. ssesiest tiAftinsr Muliey -
Coral Cables. Fis. ayeftsus unsss
psxtsd opposition fFom joey Fish.
nash = SsW Yask ard wun. -.
-
Seeded wumsa stars eans
Through without mlshap Top.
faaksd Pauline hsta ~ tas An.
ssis.. ~ ffen Mrs. Aisssaif n
Martin - Glen Head. y Y. 40.
a. and aFs sarah paiff.y cssuks
T Il SuW Vera. ss~strsi ssscna. sseFsa
al. a. Nm ever AFa Hsisa y
Rlslssny ~ neslnn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Here IL good news FOR he PET.
eentase players a. LBnRacfss. A
recap u the first 20 days ~ racing
shows that approximately - per
cent u the horsss that have Desn
labeled "favOrts' have reached
ths winners circle.
The exact figure s 10 -
per cent. This figure eoa"-
paris fasorably ~ith sHy
track In Amsriea .nd In Haay
Instances b. higher.
In AL there have been goa fsess
rln. out n thIs number - have
come N 60An front
There are i0t - popular
horses a. Longacrss but none per
hsps a. popular a. veteran
named Alonas. THIS good s.yesr-
oh bro1n geiding BY Kentucky
Cardinal out q ssnoiA has Won
ms popularity BY virtue u hla
speed and consistency.
Ia record here is almost per
feet Have loOk FOR y0ufssif
July Finished third 20 Ale
grezzz ard Norcisss. Pad 81 80
% anoN.
July 10-WOn from Hofeiaa
Little Mickey and others 70 pay
s. 20 70 win.
July 20 Won from Ontario
Oregon. Verscidsd AMI others u
pay III 20 On a yin tirkst.
July z3-Bsat Mias Bootsr,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Golfers Begin
NV. Open Play

PORTLAND - More than 100
golfers bsgaa tssing or today -
ths sznd annual Pacific Northwest
open tutsfnN msni
Defending Champion ssid Ward
hsads8 tna iisf
F4fst round play Aas slated 10
day sre0nd tGmoff0@ ard ths
final - holss Nsfs st fer friday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Brink Winner
OF Net Match

CULVER. Ind. - Victor Nelxas.
national inter scholastic chsmplee
from fhliadslphia. to-day led the
field into the quarter finals ~ the
national junior tennis tournament
BY defeating Frank wuist. Aanis.
tun. Ala. "a. as
seisa.. .~e.ied ~~sH.aa fs
.sanis.r fsraed ~ shis.Es.
uas In uastssl ~ IN. match ~
all stages.
Jimmy Evsft % Chicago. who
son the national junior lndoer title
iast winter. entered the quarter
finals by defeating iith Seeded
John Howard. Hollywood. Cal. IA
81. al. Evsrt was seeded third
Third seeded Don Harris. t<s-
Angeles. entered tho boys dielason
quarter finals by defeating Britt
Achweitssr. Washington. y. G.. ga,
"a.
lin nr,nh. ~-sttis. te-iss.
das defeated uesrrt Jahr, VII
uankre. seeded tsth. 81. 81!
Walter Driver. ~ rs.s. rss4
defeated Rrues Dsn,rls. War
r~.tsr. Mass. seeded 18th.
a.. a.. ssd Prank wiiiet.
Admission. Ala. a~fe.s~d iss-
ing Parker. Carmel. tsi,.
seeded l0fh. 80, 81.
In the boys division seeded
players led BY defending Champion
Bon FalkenbufE. hollywood. Cal
N6n second ronnd matches easily
FalhenbufE eliminated Harold
Kramer. Highland Park Ia. 90
90. aud fourth seeded Charles
flehsaof. indianapolis. defeated
Ward Chamberlain. Upper Darby
IA. 80 "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Melio Betfina
Coming West
Southpow HeovY TO
Fight in California

INV YORK -- Neho Rettlna.
dangerous scuthpsw heavyweight
contender from Beacon. y. Y. rs
closed for two California nights
that may host him into a Novsm-
her title battle with Joe LOUIS
Rettinss manager. jimmy Grip
20. completed negotiations last
night for the hard-hi,ting Italian
10 engage In i0-round bouts With
Pat Valentino At the San Fran
cisco auditorium. Aug .. and
with Turkey Thompson At les An
Eeles. sept Is
Grippe said. Mike Jacobs
promised us that n Betfins
beats both Valentino and
Thompson. he viii he given a
title bout At los Angeles In
>oVember-f Louis l. still
champion then. Jacobs and
Tom Gallery Of Los Angeles
would promote the bout"
Bettina, former light heavy
weight king who is mbeaten IN -
heavyweight starts. Is regarded
now as formidable opponent for
Louis because of his punch and
because Of his doublv-awkward
southpaw and bohhing. weaving
style He has kayoed Is heavies
In his last bout. two weeks ago.
Melio turned in brilliant upset
at the Brooklyn hall park BY CIV
ing Red Burman the worst beating
Of his career. although he failed
to duplicate Louis knockout over
the rugged Baltimore redhead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Dixie Garner
Gets Coach Job

CoLfAN. Wash. Dixie Garner.
Washington Stale college sthlets
ana holder q the Pacific Coast
conference tNO-niis mark. Nas
signed yesterday a. track coach
ana assistant football and ossksi@
oall coach Al Colfaz high scbooi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
BOWLING

alsnns nayer. wsth sci. led the
Securing IN the matches ~ ths
efssstoun league on the Hi.NAf
sllsYs Tuesday niEbt
rl.s Nas .sa sssss To
s.... f~.sslssa In rs eh~w~
p.ss.hsp race. ~~ss tssisg
tWs a.a.s. fs.ss iss rsspssssss
spp.ssat. rtss Mar ven fr~rn
broadway x.a ssath fse"sss
ssfssfra fnssiisp
Ths matches scheduled fss he
COLISEUM alleys rsFs postponed ~
seenalnt ~ rssuffseiaE ~ fns
alleys Trey slii ~ rnilss rstisFs.
day night sh.n the lanes ~iii
again h< open.
me stofss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
SELECTIONS

fonaaefss fas faufsdsy. past tins
4 aflfss
f1Faf ap8ffs Pen. Gallant rofa.
Allegation
Second iudsf.T udsut Nay nappF
Heather NAiioysE Dld
Thlfd Ttln klonatssr Glad Marsh
PluaEY HaM
Fourth Aionas FifksF Hon. Grand
GsAdH
PIN Autumn Color. Edsaf Bog
Cfush FiiRht
sa1th fap Dos Hf1asn MsT Mario
seventh DfDop. Clipper ~ eafs
MunH
Eahih Kanaahar ~ Red uala
JET
sab Golden r10at. ooidsn norm
HusaB AunF
b.at Bst IudspsudsHt va
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
.Loggers Point
For Top Rung

Morton Loggers make their big
bid 10 get back TO the second half
race OF the Western Washington
league when they tackle the I'M
beaten spanaway nine at Spana-
way Sunday afternoon.
Tillicum Chiefs. who also are
unbeaten. Will seek To extend their
win record against the Clubmen
In a tuSsle billed for Western
Washington hospital diamond
while Shipbulders travel out 10
Roy 10 play the Townies Pacific
City will he idle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
kapowSin Trout

Kapowsin lake is producing
rainbow trout from II 10 Is
inches long on single egg and
troll
That ia the report of J. W.
Shea, the bostmsn there
You can believe the Irishman.
His dope is always straight
He says there were 142 fish
checked at his place over the
week end, but that the rain kept
many anglers home.
Bass, perch and croppie con-
tinue to come to lure. he says.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Achers Of the notion competing IN the notooo ioufno-
PorIond hovne opportunity ot looking over
bows ond used by the lote Attorney viii Thompson
The equipment belongs Stoe Historical society Stond
ne beside the equipment JONES Om Mofoon. Tdcomo bow
manufactured.
VIII Thompson southern soldier ond on The oble
ond coortu figures OF the Northwest wound suffered
the Civil compelled him GO INTO the outdoors 10 reeon
his heoth Thus. be took archery and later, 1879.
become ohompion OF the United Stotes
6enero Mourice Thompson Of oroo Is OF ihe once
greet orcher
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Win Junior
A Ball Title

Park Junior A baseball has been
concluded for the season AS far A.
league play Is concerned. the Lin.
coin BIS winning the champion
ship with perfect record Of eight
wins and no losses Ferry sottlers
and Mckinley Crofters finished in
tie for second place with six
victories and two defeats. Jeffer-
son placed fourth and Oakland
fifth.
The five original members
NJ the league and one add
ton. Portland Avenue. VIII
engage In n Little World
Series" Only one field Will
he used. Iefterson's diamond
being chosen for play.
Each team will play until they
lose two games. thus gradually
eliminating each team until the
two finalists meet In a two out Of
three game series for the title.
Games will be played on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, the time
being set At 10 o'clock
The first six games are SEIZED
uled as follows
TUESDAY August S-Fsrry Va JET
ferson 81 jefferson
Thursday. August Lincoln ".
Portland Avenue ~ jefferson
Friday. August y kinlsy "
Oakland AZ Jefferson.
saturday August Lincoln v
Jefferson at Jefferson.
Tuesdag August "a Perry Va OHk
land 81 Jefferson
ThursdaY. August "a Portia d
Avenue " McKinlsv ~ Jefferson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Matthew'S in
Knockout Win

gsguKTr. ws.h,--iisFrv fkidt
Aatihsss. emmett. ias. uiassls.
weiahi. -russa hts seventh snn.
serusivs hneckeui wh~r Ne dss~
pa.sd If nua smith ~ u~silnxr~r
il ths s~ssnsh fnuna ~ their seh~a-
ulsd tsn.rassnd hui sn last night .
boslnE esra
Msfshs~.. whs ass he start
ls seslfie. reee~sts hes hs~s
ll.Ias In Wsssfsh~~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
. LEAGUE
LEADERS

Home Runs: Keller. YANKEES. ~.
+ DiMaggio. Yankees. IS. Henrien
/ Yankees. u. Williams. RED SOY. Il.
] Johnson. Athletics. 10. Camillt. Dods-
ers. 10. OFT. Giants. 10. Nicholson
Cubs ~.
i Runs: DiMaggio. Yankees. 100.
Rnlfe. Yankees. 80: Williams Red
sox, 81. Keller Yankees. 10 Moore
Cardinals II: Hack Cubs. II.
Runs Batted In: Keller. YANKEES
Cardinals. 81 Tabor, Red Sol. 30.
! Nicholson. Cubs. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Arcaro Suspension
Continues Until 2lsi

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. y
The suspension Of Jockey Eddie
Arcaro. who piloted Whirlaway To
victory in the Kentucky Derby and
Preakness. was continued today by
the board Of stewards until Aug. q.
Arcaro was accused OF rough
riding July 22 at the Empire City
track.
Stewards held that Arcaro has
been repeatedly warned OF his
rough riding, practice Of danger
Gus nature while in the saddle and
other fragrant fouls"
Your Postmaster can tell You
how TO invest in u. 5. Defense
Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Chiefs Sock

The jefferson Chiefs opened
their bid for the Little World
Series" championship Tuesday on
the jefferson diamond when they
downed the Ferry Bottlers By the
score Of II 70 3.
The Chiefs unleashed surprls-
ing batting attack. getting Is hits,
Bud Callwas collecting three-for-
five. Art A derso n, Jefferson
hurler gave Up only four nits
while striking out Is batters Bot
Gibson gsrnered two Of the four
hlts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

leufasFsent.
MI. 80 aIn.x~r ~ ssr~~
ssst. =. .. k~strr-s ~ f~e
ess.s. - 80 Ma r>ss -
81 szslat. 80 ls~t y~sf ~
Ana WsI.~s "a nios<nft<f<.
y. =. N the ftr~t t.iusre<es
rea.a. sk~ w~. trslt~s ~
nei.ss Carter. rs<.ss~. Ws>A..
sta ~ eesss. s~s mildred
asli<s. Nsl.s.k~~. VIA. VIA
ga
Larry Hughes. naFe.ns. Cal.
resarssles n me stnEis yefs
fuuna. -suTsa az peiats "a n>ttsr
the ip1p fseefsi sst ~ Fat Cham
u<1s. Portland. oFe Carl strsnx.
pxsseefn. assh. wss s~eead ~tth
SO psiHtz and wnisra isseee. H<s
laasa Issash. CAT. was thssa ssts
"a
GOWN ~Sr~ MANN
rzal = erwin. nsshish<m. -.
sst a as~ feeefd IN ths rsniof boys'
single Ansfiesn event wtth ess
lsssnts. hFsakins IN. former mark
II al pasnts ant isss year ~ rv~t
FniIeFth. clssetzna. o uurnthr
sassfls. Tarnrns Isssss. isd hsnsar
slfi. Singles Columbia cump~tIthsn
siih ats lsalnt.
wamsns championships ~sfs -
n. hiaes IN teasss sheutlns a. the
girls repeat ths nstieosi sad
colamela rounds
The ss~sss -hisa - ~
rasarsaiiss.- lf~sss ~sfs fss
is.-~ addicted q. ~ spsstl.
veal - hse~~ astti fhnss-
a.y. hits are tseosss~=t
Nansa sha,s ~ arrows . Fcusa
ard men ia. hvnss ths ianasf Tins
~ composition.
Arvhsfs ~srs housed 81 Heed
college for the meet. 10 eonsissd~
Friday slsh eAsqssst AMI the
awarding - pssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

1aa.F Postmaster ear tell ros
haw 70 invest 10 y y psfsnz~
fssnas
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
The Bat Man

area on a nearby stream Mon
day night. Time about 1890,
the full moon behind a huge
black cloud.
A lone angler. casting a royal
bucktail fly at the proving
trout Of nocturnal habits, felt
hardly comfortable.
There's sort Of eerie feel
ing at night in the wilds
alone amid grotesque shad-
cws and forms, the quietude.
So II was only natural that the
lone angler found his mind soar
ing at times In wild magma
tion.
He would have appreciated
the sound Of a friendly voice, or
the presence ~ another human
M night fly caster can be call
ID human.
However, the angler cast into
deep, narrow stretch of dark
water that lay just beyond
narshy space of pencil reeds.
The first cast was short, 30 he
whipped his fly several times TO
obtain proper length.
On the return Of a baekcast
the Nv struck an object, which
whistled as 1t passed the anglers
ear.
"BIankety blank bush back
there" thought the angler.
Caught a leaf or a branch
So he stripped in his line, felt
In the darkness for the leader
and brought his hand down TO
the end to remove the leaf.
His hand clasped around the
hook.
A squeal came through the
fingers.
Tho angler with a more or
less Mortified yelp released tho
hook and with the speed of
light. His blood grew hot and
cold and goose pimples hubhled
over his booy for a moment
~ two.
On the hook. sir =. was
hat which had been hooked De
hind the neck in mid-air.
Cup. sulp!
The angler? Your old neigh
Dor.
What a feeling =. there IN
that darkness alone.
Believe IL, Sir
And, continuing on unusual
happenings, there's the case Of
Mrs Helen Marshall Tacoma
school teacher.
Accompanied by her daughter,
Margaret and nephews. Lee and
Les Marshall, she was boating
IN Henderson bay region where
she has her summer home.
Her cupboard motorboat was
cruising at slow pace when
the party spied wild deer on
the water edge ahead.
Instead Of taking flight inc
deer trotted into the water and
swan parallel with the boat
for quite a distance.
And and while TINS
Wss going on Eood-sifea
salmon trout lesped from the
water between the boat and
deer
And and o.. Topped back
into the Helen Marshall boat.
WhereupGn Helen Marshall
pounced upon the salmon and
later enjoyed a first-rate fried
dinner.
You tie that one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Two National
Records Set
Billie Corisr Soc
ond TO Mark Moksr

foarIA>n-rs~~ SEQ n<sisnst
nassz ssfs pestra lnfsy fef eon-
tssssnf. = shssos At n the Nstlensf
sfsh<fx ss-ee.aslans ats snras;
saafa.msns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Batteries Ferry. Salstlno am
DePsul. Jefferson. Anderson and
Pine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07
Doc Stute Stews

Talked with DR.. William Bib
Suite, one Of the busy men Of
the city who goes for his fish
ing ROD whenever he can find
time
The good doctor Is a master Of
tire NlsqusIly river.
7 doubt Il there : another
man vho knows the stream
better. who can fish there NTH
greater skill
The doctor knows the stream
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

III lit D ~
Nnuina lions fiose i1daF faf Hanhi.
fap - b ruu FRIDAY Auaiiss 3 one
mils J Fesf oins aud In ptirss an1s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

Agree with our old neiEhhor.
Royal p. Of the Seattle Mswn-
Ing Pee-Eye.
Royal says there are too many
names for our great and gigantic
salmon. which We Of the Tacoma
district know as Kings
Other Northwest sections have
other names such as Chin
ook. Tyee and Spring. lie goes
su to columniLe that this j. all
confusing to anglers of other
parts Of the nation.
What Royal wants done is
=. pick one name and let all
Of us IN this Northwest accept It.
That is right And the way
for that 10 be accomplished is
through the newspapers.
Agree upon one name and
print no other.
Tacoma. believe. prefers
King or Tyee. the latter mean
ing King or Big Chief.
But under any name the big
salmon remains great sporting
fish and a piece of classy flesh
IN the frying pan or bake
oven. If you prefer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-07

greet archer.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

children Of Minority Groups at
II a. m, October s and at 3:45
p. m the same day viii speak on
Welfare Problems Of Negro
Children In Urban Communities
at the annual meeting Of the Ohio
Conference on Social Work
Among Negroes, which consenas
in the Mayiiower hotel, headquar-
ters for the meetings.
Scheduled to participate in q
joint program Of the Industrial
and Economic Problems Division
Of the Ohio Welfare conference
and the Ohio Conference in So
eial Work Among Negroes, DR..
Robert c. Weaver will discuss
the governments job in handling
programs of labor supply for ma
tioal defense. Also scheduled to
sreak at this session are DR.. Ii.
A. Wooster, professor Of econ
onics, Oberlin college. and MIR.
Phillip G.. Phillips, regional direc-
tor, National Labor Relations
Board. Listed on the program IS
chairman and discussion leaders
are j. Harvey Korne, executive
secretary. Division Of Negro Wei
fare Of the Cincinnati Commun-
ity Chest and George w. Thomp-
son, executive secretary Of the
Akron Association for Colored
Community Work.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

to death for murder, but is even
tually sprung from prison by his
gang and returns to take over
the leadership Of the bootlegging
syndicate. Spine-tingling lowless-
ness follows until the young wo-
man agent, played by frankie
Albertson, appears on the scene
aud produces evidence exposing
the chief racketeer. Linda Hayes
plays the mountain girl with
whom both Armstrong and Albert
son are in love, and Skeets Gal
lagher, absent from the screen
for some time, returns to play
the role Of "Chet, the pal OF the
courageous young revenue oiti-
Ger, Albertson. Forrest Tucker
and Carol Haghes eo-star in "Em-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

berth. AS performer Of the
sizzling modern-day tunes, he is
good enough for Ray Noble and
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03

Robert Armstrong successfully
brings to the screen another char
acterization Of his suave, polish
ed villiany in Republics new
streamlined melodrama. Citadel
Of Crime, !" co-featured with the
exciting, brcathtaking air thrill
er, Emergency Landing at the
Palace theatre, Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday, October S, 6, and n
Movie fans who enjoyed the
good old red-blooded gangster
pictures Of prohibition days will
thoroughly enjoy Citadel Of
Crime, a modern version Of
bootlegging activities in which
Robert Armstrong portrays the
role OF criminal and rael.ctcer-
ing syndiratc operator sentenced
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-10-03
NEWS BRIEFS
(Continued from page q

(Continusd from page .
T. Isom, pastor. Rev. Charles H.
Cradle of Cleveland is president
and Mrs. Edna Lewis Of Akron
is president Of the Woman de-
partment.
q
Mrs. Martella King Of Toledo,
Ohio, is the house guest Of Miss
Ruby Lacy during the pre-nup-
tials. After the wedding, Mrs.
King will proceed to Fisk univer-
sity where she has been granted
scholarship in social service de-
partment for master Of arts de-
gree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Davis Of
West Fifth street have returned
home after spending two weeks
in Mississippi visiting friends and
relatives. They report having had
q very pleasant trip and visit.
Friends and students Of Mrs.
Jessie Hathcock will be pleased
to know she has returned home
from the hospital where she had
a very painful knee operation ne
cesitated on account Of u recent
fall IN her home.
Be wise! Buy lot in the Dun
bar Heights subdivision. These
lots are goini fast, l3 being sold
last week. There are several
choice lots on Eleanor avenue, In
quire at The Forum Office for in
formation.
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Weaver and
Johnson to Address
Important Meeting


AKRON DIR. Charles S. John
son, chairman, department. Of so
clal sciences, Fisk university and
DR.. Robert Weaver. labor supply
division, Office Of Production
Management, are scheduled to ad-
5lst annual meeting Of the Ohio
dress important sessions Of the
Welfare conference which will
bring more than 5000 white and
colored social workers To Akron,
Ohio, October Z through II.
The first Negro to address Il
general session Of this influential
group, DR.. Johnson will discuss
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when you think of jimmy Wilbur
you think Of the clarinet.
He didn't climb up without
thinking about 1t. From The
time he left the University Of
Wichita, through the period IN
which he taught clarinet at the
National Music Camp at Inter-
lochen. Mich. Jimmy's been turn
ing both jazz and the classics
over in his mind He has talked
with Benny Goodman about II
and they agree pretty well.
The two kinds Of music. they
believe, cannot be compared, al
though both require understands
ing and feeling sor effective per-
formance. But both are worth
playing and worth playing well
They play like they think.
That's why Jimmy and Benny
sound SO good.
DROP KICKS - Broadcasts
from the National Dairy Shop at
Memphis, Tenn, will be carried
on the WLW "Euerybody's Farm
Hour" beginning October II i. !.
1t is rumored that "The March
of Time" ,Dill return this Fall as
a network feature Paul Bar
on, orchestra leader for the CHS
Penthouse Party, is looking for
Uocdlist ,oho sings like Frances
Langtord, looks like Veronica
Lake. and acts like Elednora
Dnse. Expects to find her!
Ralph Moody. character actor
from Topeka, has joined the
WLW dramatic stat.