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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Seeks Divorce From
His Wife in NORWAY

X. N. HermAnssn, seperrt ted
from his wife and two children
since 1905 when he came from
Norway 10 the United States to
seek ms fortune. filed suit for
divorce In Pierce county superior
court Thursday.
Since mis- arrival mere. Herman
sen said In his complaint. he has
repeatedly written his wife TO
bring the children and join him
here. This ne said. she has stead
fastedly refused TO do.
Hermansen said they were mar
ried IN 1929 at Huren. Norway. n.
pointed out in mis- petition that
ne sent money for support Il MS
wife and children until the chill
dren became Of age
Suit for divorce vas also filed
Thursday BY Ruth NJ against
CLYDE Williams, charging de-
sertion.
Final divorce DEGREES have been
granted In superior court 10 Lee
l. from Fred a. Thompson. Gladys
D. from Albert X. Dickens. Mary
A. from Claude Robert Smith.
Verna from Fred korrell and Mar
to1s from Bror Ottsrstsdt
Interiocutory DEGREES Of divorce
have been awarded TO Eva from
Charlie T. Van Derrips, Hazel D
from Donald N. Grant and Irene
from Joseph Seoceix
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
lckes Opposes
Power Project
However. Council
Intends 10 Vote

Adverse comment and advice o,
Interior Secretary Harold Iekes
all not block = vote next Monday
~ Tseomss proposed Sill 600 600
hydro-slectric power plant sxpan-
son. city officials Indicated Thurs
day.
Icke< replying presumably BY
sirmail 10 a letter received from
Mayor Cain some 10 DAYS ago re-
leased the text Of his letter 70
United Press in Washington before
the letter itself had reached Ia
eomss mayor.
Cain accordingly said he would
withhold any comment on the sec
retsry's views until he had re-
oeived the letter IN its original
form
Utilities Commissioner ONef
said he would call for a vote next
Monday as scheduled.
We will plan. with the
councils support. To proceed
with our preliminary detail
work and have the new plant
design ready for the green
light. In event II appears there
are no logical reasons why we
should not proceed" O'Neil
said.
We will voluntarily hold up
construction II IL should APP
pear our project would serious
~ interfere with national de-
Tense work or priorities. We
concede, however. nothing of
the kind now. since private
power companies throughout
the country are being per-
mitted 70 20 ahead with their
development projects."
Ickes urged the mayor delay the
new plant construction here until
1.-THE conclusion of the present
emergency Certainly such q
plan in an area where there is an
abundance OF federal power already
available cannot be considered nee
sssary to the defense program"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

AGENTS FOR Advancing Money =
eeer rsrlcrs
II suspended ths license u ths
p a p Distributor. With the
reservation that i wculs revoke
IN. suspension u 500 IRE ~ss
paid ~ April "a.
n cancelled the ageet's n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

e~e.~ - ~. v rrccks sr~rt
Ter the 1selden Age Brewery
ef spcksse. srd suspended
that ~ Quinn ". Publ PERI
Angeles. eusrlnse II TIE ats
tr<hutes. fuhf. license wss
restored 10 hin p~rdinn gs-~d
k~haetar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
City Warrant Call

Nearly 100000 in outstanding
city warrants were called for pay
ment Thursday, Finance Commits
sioner Fawcett announced.
General fund warrants called
are those numbered from 51057 to
54703 inclusive, amounting in all
to S246, 2e1.5s.
l.. I. d. Guaranty fund warrants
numbered from All TO 266 were
also called In the amount OF
$37 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
TIa3MH9 3@575kl
Luckenboch to Serve Oriental Route:
To Shuttle Ships for Defense Imports

circuit. and the other returns here
next week to complete her loading
and sail direct for the orient
Slated for arrival Is the delayed
Diamond Cement, the Coast
Banker on a routine coastins call.
and the Edwin Christensen max
ing a one-day call before returning
To the east coast.
PORT CALENDAR
Vessels In port: Collinssworth.
spsrry; Panaman. Baker: ASSOC
lated, Assoc. Oil; Flying Cloud.
Port piers.
Vessels DUE: Diamond Cement.
Penn. Salt; Edwin Christensen.
Wash. Coop; Coast Banker.
Shaffer No. 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

eertsd. Rstrfsfi ard enni wssfnsr
IN some areas rstsrted Eru~th
somewhat. however. ire report
ssid.
Fruit Trees n ths Underwood
district wtrs dsmsf<t ~ niGh
ssnd pouring ae~n the Cniamsm
river ha<in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
DRIVER CHARGED

An information against Edward
G. stsndal. charging failure 10
keep q written promise TO appear
in Pierce county justice court, was
filed Thursday oy tire prosecutor /,
office
Standal. arrested Fsb q OF
charges Of Negligent driving. sss
10 appear In court March l. \
bench warrant vss issueo for his
arrest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Luckenbach Steamship Co.
announced Thursday it will
assign part of its big fleet of
intercoastal ships to an ex-
tended itinerary in the trans
Pacific trade ito assist in the
movement of essential foreign
commodities
II was indicated that eight Of its
vessels would be involved In the
new service.
Meanwhile, company officials
declared present intercosstal serv-
Ice would not bs disrupted except
for schedules between Puget Sound
and California ports of call.
The Luckenbechers will 60
offshore from San Francisco: they
will be staggered into existing
.chedules of the American Presi-
dent line, which operates passen-
ger and freight services to the
orient.
Luckenbach currently oper-
ates n fleet of 10 steamers
ON frequent intereoastal serv-
Ice; its vessels range between
10000 and $4,000 tons. accord
Ing to 4. J. Clement, local
agent for the line.
Clement added he expects 10 re-
eeivs details OF the new arrange
ment from his New York office
within the next few days.
Concensus OF shipping men
Thursday was that Luekenoach
vessels employed in the proposed
offshors service would be used 70
import primarily tin and rubber.
4 HERE. 5 DUE
A total NJ four vessels we're or
berth locally for cargo work
Thursday. and three more were
slated for arrival within the en-
SUNG - hours.
Overnight arrivals. the tanker
Associated and the American Hs-
waiisn steamer Panamsn were
engaged in discharge Of their
respective freights. while the latter
meanwhile was lifting lumber and
general cargo outbound for At
lantie coast destination
Two offshore units. the Grace
line steamer Flying Cloud and the
American Mail line steamer Col
nngsworth. continued 10 load
heavy lsdings commenced earlier
this week the former departs
later Thursday for her regular
Itinerary on the South American
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits were granted
Thursday to DR.. Lawrence Josrs
for tvo 81 500 residences. al l75
and 12e SO. SD ST ". J. Vsnden-
heuvel. $500 residence. 2sls Sc.
ssth st y. A Medley. 81 900
cabin camp a. 1929 So. Cakes st. /:
and Elmer prics. 81. 900 cottage.
$40 No. Brstol st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

SEATTLE Weather during ths
week sndInk April II was Tn
crafty satisfactory fcr crops. ths
agricultural marketing service 70
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18
Beer Distributor
Loses License

OLYMPIA - The state hquor
Z. srd took sctior sEsinst = Pert
Angeles heer distributor ard tve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

II you're not using II, sell II with
q ysst-Action Tines Want ~
Phons AAin sl6l-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Master Painters Quality
wstsr-missd paint pssutifui
fiat nnlsh for walls. ceilings
l eoas 10 sbsolussiy oil you
need Driss IN I hour No Nm.
pleasant odosi save no~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

t1ts any mower 10" or smaller.
Heavy s-ox white duck on gal
ysniz.d frame. Steel bottom.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Yos don't nssf . cen, 10 b.
gin painting or rsdseaafins'
Under TtfA terms you esn
take w 10 > yssrs 10 pay for
both labor ard msssrisis
Ass ~ Wards
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-18

Iis IDEAL for trimming Irass
around trees shrBbbsry and
fences. Hsrdxeos handle save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-01-29
Oversize Reproductions
Of Fine Oriental. Rugs

made in America on machine looms-hand-
sonrely cover the floors Of your larger rooms
Choose properly sized rug for your larger from these
oversize eroups-o savings and all ProPoIonoey low
priced with regular sizes Placed side by side with the oreno
it is difficult to discover any difference Kenon Kohon,
Sorouk and lspohon designs soft color tones Discontinued
patterns, floor samples and trial rugs in the group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-01-29
Trendtwist BroadIoom
makes a smart, long-wearing,
resilient floorcoyering wall-to-
vail or in room-size rugs

Have you oddsze your decorating such that
conventional patterns do wok2 Do your floors show
siderable with your rugs door entronoes'
Then find definite satisfaction in Trendwist wool broodoom
carpet Its heavy hard twisted rugged wool yarns hardly show
footprint let alone furniture nnors Its ooors afford
splendid decorating opportunities Its eftone pebbY
lends interest You have it made into any size
you completely your floors and Il feet WIDE
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Deaths Reported

Benisna 8. Grebe, 81, 1890 Delaheld r.
Mary r. Marceron. S3, Providence Ho5pita,.
Rose Witel. 20. 31H0 Upton st. NV
Grant F. HartZen. -, Doctors Hospital.
Victor Kaufman. -, Emergency Hospital
Annie D. Lawler, 70, Emersency Hospita,.
Theodore Beckmann, IL. st. Elizabeth
Hospital
Maud W. Sweeney, 20, Doctors Hospital.
john B sisy: shsW. a. e.. hi i4e3 T r 81, nTSp''~i NV
Carrie E. Davis, &c, Sibley Memorial Hos
pital
James Carroll. &c, st. Elizabeth's Hospita.
James Utz. 80. 1872 Penn st. Sc
Boyd Franklin, 80. Emergency Hospital.
Grace English, 81, 704 st. Sc.
Eva Essex, so, Emergency Hospital.
Gerald C. Hennesy, A.. 1924 30th st. ne
Irving N. Tullar, AZ; 1881 Garrison s.,
Arthur E, johnson. 43, Gallinger Hospital.
Helen NJ Atallah. q. Gallinger Hospital
Walter e. Bickford, II, Emergency Hos
pital.
Don Harris. IS. GallinEer Hospital
Robert GRAY. 80. Freedmens Hospital
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Births Reported

Henry and Harriet Allen. boy.
Cyrus and Lynette Anderson girl.
Harry and Anna Bachman, boy.
Joseph and Elizabeth Bresnan, boy.
John and Jane Burke. girl
Arthur and Virginia Cardnutf, girl
John and Teresa Cloonan boy.
Otis and Gladys Gay, boy
George and Ruth Henderson. girl.
John and Charlotte Hiser. girl.
Ivan and Mary Humphrey. il. boy.
Verne and Margaret Lewis, boy.
Martin and Mary Madden, boy
Malcolm and Jean Mcfarland. sirl.
Richard and Lucille Nicholson, SRI.
Walter and Alice Peck, boy.
Joseph and Eunice Peregoy, boy.
David and Bessie Salkin, boy.
Ralph and Helen Shure. boy.
Kenneth and Margaret STILES, boy.
Gerald and Mary Tuttle, boy.
George and Thelma Wargo, boy,
Robert and Mary Warden, boy.
Bill and Dorothy Wineland, boy.
Winthrop and Marion Wilcox. slrl.
BENJAMIN and Margaret Bailey, boy
Charles and Lucille Bias, boy.
Walter and Massie Bowman, girl.
James and Vera Brown, boy.
Walter and Anna Crawford boy.
John and RoSena Davay, boy.
William and Anna Diggs, boy.
Harvey and Maria Dockery. sirl.
George and Mary Dudley, girl.
Willard and GLADYS Graves, boy.
William and Elizabeth CRANBERRY. sir
Lemuel and Helen Hemmings, girl.
Cosky and Mary Hunt. boy.
Harry and Hattie Kemp. girl
curley and Edith King, boy.
John and Mary Marshall. boy.
John and Audrey Moseley.. girl.
John and GLADYS Randall. slrL
James and Mary Savoy. boy.
William and OLGA Thomas. boy.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
Argo Lodge 10 Honor
Veteran Members in
Jubilee Celebration
B'noi Birth Delegates
From 8 Stutes to Open
Session This Week End

Veteran members Of Argo Lodge.
Bnal Birth, will be honored at the
fraternal orders golden jubilee cele-
blation Sunday night at the Jewish
Community Center.
The program, at which Philip
Goldstein, president, will officiate,
will include song recital by Cantor
Abrasha Robofsky of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation and Selec-
tions by the Center Choral Society.
Troop 73 of the Boy Scouts will pre-
sent the colors and Judge Milton
Strasburger will review the history
of the fraternal organization. New
officers of Argo Lodge will be in
stalled.
The lodge will be host to the 65th
convention of Grand Lodge No of
B'nai Birth over the week end. Some
400 delegates and guests from eight
seaboard States will attend the ses-
sions, to be held at the Willard
Hotel
CllmaXing the convention will be
banquet Monday night at which
Speaker Rayburn and Henry Mon
sky. president of the Supreme Lodge,
will give the principal addresses.
Tomorrow evening members OF
the lodge and its auxiliary will at
tend services at the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, where Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld will speak on
the work of B'nai Birth in foster
ing goodwill and combating religious
prejudice.
The women's auxiliary of B'nai
Birth will open its convention At
the Willard tomorrow evening with
meeting of the officers Of various
auXiliaries followed by a reception.
A Joint meeting with the men will
be hello following the Sunday morn
ing session with DR.. Harry C. Byrd.
PRESIDENT Of the University of Mary
land. as principal speaker.
Delegates to the Women's conven-
ton will attend a luncheon and
afternoon session Monday at the
Shol cham Hotel at which Mrs.
Lenore Underwood and Maurice
Bisgyer will speak. Mrs. Lawrence
Koenigsberger is general chairman
OF the Women's arrangements.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
New Triol to Be Sought
In FotoIity Conviction

Edward r. Coyey, 30, of Camden.
N. j., who was found guilty late
Wednesday by a Police Court jury
under the negligent homicide act.
in connection with his automobile
striking and fatally injuring 13-
year-old Charles R. Gray last May,
is scheduled TO appear before Judge
John P. Mcmahon on May Is to be
sentenced
The case was prosecuted by As
sistant District Attorney A. j. Nc
Laughlin. John P. Mullen. attorney
for the defense, announced he would
file motion for a new trial.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
ForestyiIle PIT. A. Dance

The Parent-Teacher Association
Of the Forestville. Md. school Will
sponsor a dance al ODonnells Grit
fifth Farms on the Marlboro pike to-
night to raise funds to equip a school
kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
ATTENTION.!
CASH BUYERS

Selling out huge surplus radio stock, must
make room for refrigerators. stoves and
other merchandise, practically all 1e4l
models few 1910 choice sets left; all
to 20 for what ever they will bring; no
reasonable offers refused: finest selection
OF high grade radios and combinations IN
the city 10 choose from. Get one of these
fine sets for your home now; the prices
which We offer I'm sure you'll never see
again. II years Of fair and square dealing
Your best guarantee. Open every evening
-tnl Q O'Clock Detrot's accepted fine radio
Peterboro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

CADILLAC - 1898 so special: Just like
new: beautiful light blue chrome
wheels white side wall tires, radio. heater
lone owner; will trade. $3.50 Grand River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

ACCORDION. PROFESSIONAL MODEL
Slightly used: $3.50 sacrifice sl25, terms
to suit. $3.50 Gratiot.
lPlANO Upright, used, $40. good con-
diton. City Music, 7412 Mack.
.SPTNET piano. KfunBi mace assume
paymts. So wk. 14l2 Farmer open ewes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

lCADTILAC-fe 1889 so special custom torpedo
type sedan II has beautiful ebony hnish,
Bodkin broadcloth upholstery. big stube
radio, dual heaters: covered fender skirts
W. " spec tires: cost nearly SO 900 new
a cleaner or classier car can't he found
owner forced TO sacrifice S7e5. CALL
PLAZA OA20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

GFNRAi. PUBLIC LOAN
$3.50 Joy 4O3 Woodbrook Bldg. .TN. S-332
1880 Woodward cor Pasadena TO. s-if3
6i3 Barlum Tower. So Cadillac So ca. Oog
1il0 David Stott 1888 Griswold. IA. 2s7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Auto Loans

AUTO LOANs-Cars. mouse trsIIsrs. TRUCKS.
boats: cash while you wait. Lloyd r
fast. Inc. .sQtO y. Cd Blvd. MA. 0it2.
AUTO LoANt-Si0 10 $500 in is minutes.
AETNA FINANCE CO., 1855 CAss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Electric Washers

BEAUTIFUL ~ luxe al automatic Ben
o. washing machine 1880 mode used
shout 10 times a. dennonsfraf0r. sacrifice
pssd ,essh. ssn cheap. Economical sales
sfO1 lats avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
GIBSONS-8020 MACK

IcADfLLAc-is4O 50 s-door. real beauty
2-tone green; radio heater. ". W. tires;
lyou will he proud 10 own this one: big
savings. We trade
I375O GRAND RIVER OLDs-cADiLLAC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
11165 GRATIOT, AT GUNSTON

BUfCK-l936 4ss convertible sport coupe
heater finished In original shiny black
with new khaki top; wheels mounted
in wells. Folks, It's the cleanest 1885 car
In town. Only SIS down or Just your car.
state Motors 1901 Cass
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Raymond and Hanson, Tacomans,
Reach Quarter Finals al Banff

BANFF, Alta.-Four Canadians
and four United States entrants
were left in the running today for
the Banff Springs hotel trophy.
premier event Of Banffs 18th an
nual golf week.
In the first round matches yes
terdsy, Carl Raymond Of Tacoma.
Wash. the tournament medalist.
defeated d " Robertson. Red
Deer. Alta. 4 and 3 G " Furst.
Freeport. III. upset Ralph Whaley.
Seattle. former Bsnff champion. ;
and 2; l.. W. Hanson. Tacoma. beat
Gordon Campbell. Toronto. up:
Eddie Wiseman. Boston Bruins
hockey star from Regina. beat
Austin Gsmsey. Winnipeg. ! up on
the 18Th; Defending Champion
Wilder Ripley beat Eddie Shore.
Edmonton. and l. A. svlnton.
Vancouver. y c. beat r. W
Sutherland, Seattle. ; and 2 s. p.
Howard. Lethbrdgs. beat Or y T.
Fowler. Astoria. ore / up on the
10Th. ard Don Thompson. Port
land. heat { v. willis. Settler.
Alta. 4 and B.
The field engaged In the
Prince Of Wales medal ioUrnA-
ment today. with match play
for the Banff trophy 10 resume
tomorrow. In the quarter
finals. Raymond 10 matched
against Furst, Hanson -.
NissmAn. Ripley Va. swfnton,
and Howard ~. Thompson.
Mrs. Dorothy sothorn 81 NsV
YORK. Mondays medsiist and
double winner % the Chateau Lake
Louise and Brewster trophies two
years ago. continued her drive 10
another uts ~ defeating Ars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Special Hunting
Seasons Listed

The state game commission to-
day announced dates Of two spe-
cial hunting seasons on deer and
two on elk in areas where dam
age by those animals has been
heavy.
Special permits will be issued 10
725 hunters chosen by lot. Only
hunters who failed to get a deer
or elk in the regular season pre-
ceding the special season will he
permitted TO apply for permits,
the commission said.
The areas and dates:
/. All OF Camano Island: 200
permits for one deer Of either sex.
Nov. 9-i7; application deadline,
Oct. 80; drawing. Nov. /, Stan
wood.
2. Wenas creek watershed,
Yakima county: $50 permits
for one elk of either sex,
Nov. 1880; application dead
line. Nov. II; drawing Nov.
IL, Nsehes city hall.
3 and 4. Lying east OF Eastern
boundary Of Umatilla National
Forest and extending from Asotin
creek on north TO Rsttlesnake
creek south; area 3 lying north OF
Anatone Road, area 4 south of
Anatone Road: rs permits in area
3. so in area 4, for elk OF either
sex, Sept. 2s-Oct. 4. application
deadline Sept. 20: drawing Sept.
%, Asotin city hall.
5. Lower Entiat river. Chelan
county in vicinity OF Ardenvoir,
with two strips following river for
five miles on either side and ex-
tending from river about a mile
$50 permits for deer OF either sex,
Sept. 2s-Oct. 4 application dead
line. Sept. 20: drawing. Sept. 20.
Entiat city hall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

The Ogden Reds and the Boise
Pilots remained few points
apart in Pioneer league standings
today. with both contenders chalk
ing up victories last night
The Reds were outhit by the
Salt Lake Bees. but capitalized on
two errors 10 pull out 50 tri-
umph. Boise had little trouble
with lsst-piace Twin Falls. win
ming 81. Larry susee limited the
Cowboys to seven hits while hit
ting a home run himself 10 booat
the BOISE total.
At Pocatello, the Cards shaded
Idaho Falls 81. A trio Of Russell
errors decided the game. for
Hawkins OF Idaho Falls allowed
only three hits and POcateilo's
Green yielded Just four.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
9Th Ave. Bowling
Team Top Scorer

Coliseum won two games from
Play Nor TO draw up into Tie
with the Play Nor boys for first
place. X street Recreation rolled
right along with the leaders. TAX
ing two games from Puyallup, 10
remain one game behind the top
teams
South Tacoma won three from
Ruston and Sixth Avenue won
two from Browns team.
Sixth Avenue rolled 77sa FOR
ths best team total and won tho
weekly cash prize TOR best team
score.
Newt weeks >cheduiei
South Tacoma Va. PLAY Nor
and Ruston ~. Coliseum On
the Coliseum alleys. sixth
Avenue ~. X Street Reeres-
tion and Puysliup ~. Browns
on the Hi-way alleys.
President lee Garrison an
nounced today that the finai
matches Of the Crosstown league
will be rolled on Sunday. sept.
7. instead 81 on Sept. .. ~ Org
inally scheduled. The change was
necessary 10 AVOID conflict with
the fSl leagues which start that
week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Rusfon Women S
Pin Loop Elects

The Ruston Recreation Center
Women's Bowling league elected
Ruth Peltier president at a meet
ing Tuesday night. Alma Supplee
was named secretary and Irma
Froehler treasurer.
League opening this year will be
Sept. II. with matches scheduled
every Thursday night, beginning
at 7:15 o'clock. An 500 team
handicap was decided. Teams in
clude Allies Grocery. seaview Tav-
ern, Louise's Cafe, and Grace Muir
phys Three Little Pigs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
Decision Goes
To Lesnevich
Muuriello 10 Get
Remutch. However

NEW YORK Young TAM
Maurlello q substitute contender
came 80 close u winning the
light heavyweight title last night
that he has been re-mstchvd for
a return bout with Champion Gus
LeSnevich at the Garden. Nov. Il
Lesnevieh. New Jersey veteran,
received a split decision over thr
21-year-old Bronx Italian IN q
screwhall finale that caused s,ee4
fans to shake the Garden girdsrs
with roars OF astonishment
The I5-round hrswl was -
close 10 would have been .
good draw. When Announcer
Harry Balogh yelled into the
mike: Nv lima h - and new
champeen!'. everyone natur-
aIIv thought he meant Mauri-
clio had won. such was not
the case. Balogh Was being
When Lesnevich entered the
ring. he already vas recognized
as champion by the National Box
ing association. And since last
nights bout was sanctioned also
by the New York commission. his
victory made him undlsputed sue
eessor to Billy Conn's vacated I75-
pound crown.
What Announcer Balogh meant,
and what he finally managed 10
explain. after loud and lengthy
hurly-burly. was that Jesnevioh Is
the new ehampeon' IN New
York state.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28

Mel Crawford. Calgary. and I.
In the opening round OF match play
for the Lake Louise trophy.
In other womens matches. June
Fowler. Astoria. Ore. beat Mrs.
Thomas Gillespie. Seattle. and ,.
Mrs. b Connor. Seattle. defeated
Eileen Pendray. Victoria. Up.
Mr.. " NJ. Baker. Seattle. beat
Miss F. Thompson. Portland. , snd
2: Mrs. Wilder Ripley beat Mrs.
L. A. scrag. Monroe. Wash. 4 and
g. Mrs Frank strobecksr. Seattle.
beat Mrs. A l.. Jacob. San Rafael.
Cal. 3 and 2. and Mrs. Pearl Cum
ming. Vancouver. beat Mrs. r
HeAra. Calgary. 7 and >.