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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY
SUNDAY

1850 q. m.-Ciass B--Highand OIL No.
2. Rehners, Abner Davis. Class C--sim-
R sa M Oh A S6 Rs Gsr Peter csa
lano; Wisolowski Dry Goods. Queen OF
Apostles. Harry Urban: Variety Vendors,
10Th Century House V. NowSk H., Clas: D.
Class E-Grotto Assumption Lsssue-Lans
Hardware. Victor Bsnnsseh; Weitenberner.
Bsarcats. Chew. super. l. J. shuell;
Dandelions. Murray Corp, Eeorse. Eddie
Dylenski.
Chevrolet Supervision Squad
ff4s-Ciass C-Dick's BARRIERS. Lin
coin Park American. Ralph Sachs. Class d
Loyal shuell; Ars Takeout. Flint Eagles.
Ray Marnett. Glass E-Bombers. =. Mer-
rilli: swampers, d. Maxwell; Wildcats,
Knee Action. n. SCHUMACHER; Poll five,
state Fair Rec. Leno Poll Modern Col.
let Ecorse, Frank Carpenter Roy's Gulf
Service, Argyle House, Robert Born.
Michigan Tool Squad
s;oo-cia.. B-Poli.hing, Ternst.dt Red.
asS oT TS 'p0 Becker ss Beer Sss
House William Mslehers Jr;; No; Tern
Tungsten. Earl Bakelandt; Tool Room.
Carl Appel, Mills Edgar Jones; Hob
Grind, Edward Dunaj; Form Grind, Emery
Div. No. l Clerks. Ternstedt white, II.
Camp. Class E-stock and Transfer No. !,
Ternstedt Green, Steve Tompos.
s:lo-clas. B1Mt Clemens Daily
Dads Place. Edward stadler. Class G
Weinberg Co. West Branch, Howard Art
man; Harvey's Restaurant, Qwosso Com
Barber shop, Tawss City Major, Harold
Moeller: Harold E, stoll, X. OF C. Harold
E. stoll; Harold L. stoll. Bud stempien.
Class D-Tubb's Builders Owosso Com
. %srs' Market. No Bav dS Fs..k s cSS%
Edmund witueki; Yves, Branch-schuber's
Hams. Robert Schubert Cites Service.
c. b Miller. Class E-No. I. Detroit Gas
A' ..so% l0si ' oEPet.r Pan Flowers. f.
JEFF Bus. Mems. Ray sanderfur centen-
NAL Rec. Travelling Eastern. A Whit
more. Clas. D-Patrick,s Mens shop, Z.
Inc, Flint supply, Bob Green; American
Bar, jolly sixty, John Quirk; Double
Eagle, GOODYEAR Ksglers LLOYD Cline;
Glass E-D.,. Wax Paper: River Rours
League. Yankees. steve Alkaline: White
sox, Walter Sturgeon; Red sox. NJ Ray
chok; Indians. Woodrow Aswhorter;
Athl.iics Arthur Miller n ~,
Times Al-star Classic. Louis Burr; Hun
garian-American Restaurant Fort Blvd.
House, Archie FiorenZi. Class C-Dimez-
meglio; Ruth's Hsmbursers. Palmer Park
House, Eugene Brown Elsmere Cate,
sprin gwells House, Walter Browe. Glass ID
-Schmidts $. Palace-Dix. Glenn Caravan
Kowalski: Machine Continental Die Cast.
ing. H. Kuhr. Joe May Used Cars. Grand
River Bus Mems. Al choste. Class F.
Hi-Hats. Dodge Midniters. STANLEY PferA
sisiatf ". U. Banking. West Dsray. Alex
Mikonczyk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

shack penthouse It in 40 marks the
steady spectacular bowling IT'S jump
alleys attached saloons the modern
plant something enjoy place
is ashamed 10
Willie he must stay away from the
known by the And there
kinds of boyhos who stayed away from the
places" and those who did
worries 1941 Willie only the nights he
does bowl And grandmas different girl You
of the nces places Twenty
sights where bowlers gathered
Once the habitat of gen.
orally limited to the bar the alleys and poorly
lighted poorly kept little ventilation conditioned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

FIvE-MEN REGULAR
Goebel. Detroit, 1874.
Detroit Gasket, Detroit, 1888.
J. ]. O'Kane, Ann Arbor, 292f.
=. l.. Hudson, Detroit, 1855.
George G. Schmidt. Detroit, 2sB5.
Regal, Detroit, 2a50.
TowDer and Ziesler, Lansing, 18tf.
Palmer Park, Detroit, 9s74.
Hung Detroit. 7s11.
FIvE-MEN BOOSTER
Hawkeyes, Grand Rapids, 2sSe.
Pepsi Cola, Monroe, f7s5.
Green Mil, Saginaw, 17B9.
state Insulation, Hastings, zf56.
Coal Heavers, Detroit, 2752.
Central, Frankenmuth, 2T4s.
Brown Bombers, Greenville, 11i6.
Harvey's Owosso, 214l.
scalers, Detroit, 27SS.
DOUBLES
fireman Gibson Walter Kubasiak, Grand
Rapids, 1915.
George Courville-Louis Thompson, Detroit,
Robert KOIbe Norman R.amsn. Saginaw,
I2ll.
Victor sr.iva-Edwsrd Duba, Grand Rapids,
Harold Dsy-Mllton Payne, Detroit. 1899.
Gus MPtyeI-Art Ward. DETROIT. 1881.
Clio Gardner = Walter NeirgockI, Detroit,
1924.
Del McRae- Blair Nixon, 1888.
John Gayie-Henry Gavie. Detroit, 1880.
SINGLES
Mike Siragusa. Detroit, 739.
Eugene IppeI. Saginaw, 7O6.
Fred Born, BAY City, 704.
Walter BrueT. Grand Rapids, dss.
Marty Eggert, Lansing, ss4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

IT'S AFAR CRY FROM SALOON ALLEYS TO MODERN ESTABLISHMENTS

based alley indicate Detros bowling population
of 100000.
Bowling Association tournament entry records for the
entered 1894 with 240 last
expectation of $500 for the pending event Within the
last five the made its greatest strides and the advance
the frst-class surroundings
Forty years ago fellow who equented the bowling alley
criminay inclined But there
undesab about the better behaved class of
citizens
Today the bowling spots appealing they become family
rally points Mothers fathers with daughters
a establishments
factions convenence pleasant surroundings refined atmosphere
demands of the successful house club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
RAY HUFFORD IS TAM MANAGER
X
Various Tells of Strain on Touring Golfers

ers than their showings would
indicate.
Because OF the expenses, they
are playing under terrific pres
sure and naturally IL tells on
their play. II they could have
won some real money early IL
would have made a big differ
ence. The strain would have
been. off and they could have re-
Taxed and played more nat
urally."
Tree Is Gone
There arc bound 10 be better
dispositions among Crosse lie golf
ers this season :. :. and all because
of a tree which isn't there any
more. :. It's that one that barred
the way on the right-hand side OF
the second fairway about 1S5
yards from the tee. Some of
the best drives of the mightiest
males used 10 collide with the tree
and wind up in back of il. II
has been removed since last Fall
:. Some smaller trees have been
planted to keep it a semi-dogleg
hole.
The West and Southwest GER
tainly are getting their share of
the big tournaments. Earlier
il was decided to hold this years
National Open in Texas and
now Denver. scene of the 1893 Ma
tional Open, gets the National
p. G.. A. 49,. And recently the
Western Open was played at Phoe-
nix. Ariz. Go west. golfer.
Idyl Wyld edged out Lancas-
ter this week In the VI. G. a. In
door Golf League at Grandwood
and remains on top with six
wins without a defeat. Wise's,
Highland Park and Beverly Hills
are tied for second, each with
four wins, q tie and q defeat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Chene- TrombIy's $50
Entry DeadIine Mar. |

With a guaranteed first prize of
$500 entries for the tenth annual
Class B-850 handicap bowling
tournament at Chene Trombly
Recreation will close next Satur-
day at midnight. The event will
open March 8.
Scratch average in the team
event is $50. in the doubles $40
and in the singles 10. A total
of 66as per cent of the difference
between competitors average and
scratch is added or deducted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

timers insanitary, unattractive, undesirable.
First the penthouse taken by churches and social
organizations when the sheer merit in the forced its
conditions Private
clubs aterna groups fell into line The development OF the
modern layout began when the public refusing
accept the saloon environment
With the increase facilities corresponding increase In
One league former rating Today
provide for 25 the end not in sight Fully
5000 compete sanctioned leagues
Back in 1901 there 1000 Women in bowling were not
unwelcome
and given a low rating by the male contingent.
Definite figures available regarding the unorganized
compete informally but conservative est
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Detroiters TO Defend
State Women Titles

BATTLE CREEK, Feb. %. -
Detroit's best women bowlers are
expected TO raise havoc with the
leaders in the matinee events of
the fifteenth annual state tourna-
ment here tomorrow. -
Betty Chapman, member OF the
Ekhardt e. Becker team which
set an all-timc record of 2726 last
year. will defend her all-events
crown she won with 1851. Gent
We've Colando and Marie Sham
lock, also Of Detroit, will try to
repeat in the doubles. They COM
lbined for 1859 last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Strain Adds Strokes

Hufford, formerly an advertising
man, has been successful in golf
club management although he has
been in the game comparatively
short time. He started in golf AT
the Highland Park Club when
Barney Lucas was there.
appointment of Hufford will
enable william A. (BilD Neer,
owner of Tam o. Shanter. TO
take q long awaited vacation.
Neer plans to play some golf
himself and do some expert
fishing.
Although Michigan IS repre-
scented in the Winter golf circuit
by three Of its first five profes.
Sionals-Emerick Kocsis. Marvin
Stahl and Chick Harbert-their
pickings have been mighty slim
How Gomez
The question was put 10 Al Wat
rous. who not 50 far back used "a
do real we'll on these tours. Old.
timers can remember when he
would Wssrn with his pockets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Opener Decides

Louis Burr. the mustached cap
tain, SAYS Goebels chances depend
on the first game, starting at Gas.
II he. Crimmins. Omar Herppich,
Art Knecht and Jimmy Marshall
get off good. nothing will stop
them from going over the top. he
confides.
The only other Glass A team.
rolling on the same squad, will be
Archie Fiorenzi's Hungarian
American.
Chevrolet Supervision and Mich
igan Tool will dominate two of
the six squads for which four
Class B. Is Class c, 25 Class D
and % Class ( are listed. Steve
Kowalczyk's Wood y p n tiac's
2977. Ed Schultheis Five's 1895,
Frank Walock's Dodge Main
Pirates 27S1 and John McAuslan' S
Detroit I.ubricator Highlanders'
2754 are the targets. respectively.
The Pirates ousted Ken Birch
ta's Elgin Five from first place in
Class D on a great finish of 1929
after S79-S73 for its 27S1 Saturday
In that final game Walock came
through with 22S for 546. Stew
art Macondchie 900 for 572, and
high, and Paul Morrissey PIG
for SGT.
Ray Raymond's 1876 for Sal and
John Sindne's 167 after a PIC
opener filled the bill.
Frank Grubb. anchor man for
Albert Schinsky's Ternstedt Punch
Press No. /. blasted the highest
three-game series of the Sweeps
when he whirled 224-237-234 to-
gether for 695. This was response
bic for his team shooting S74-942-
928 for 2744. TO match Elgin in a
tie for second. Next to Grub
came Don Cantwell with a 200
closer for SIT.
John O'Connell paced his Bob
and Louie's Five with papa for
610 as his team shot high. but
not on the board in Class c, 1854.
The PAST of Hubert Doetschs
Long Balancers was tops in Class
+. Frank Meyer rolled 531.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Saturday a n d
continue for
[ h re e week
ends.
A large num-
Der of teams
a re expected
because Robert
Thyme Of Paris
has posted $500
and donated a
trophy for first
place. Hereto
fore the num-
Der of entries
has determined
the top prize,
b u I en- try
money will he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Ray Hufford, manager of Glen
Oaks Golf Club TO the last three
years, has been appointed TO the
same post at Tam o Shanter.
He will take over at once and
will remain here the rest Of the
Winter rather than return TO Fort
Pierce, Fla, where he and Eddie
Kirk. former Glen Oaks profess
sional who is here awaiting induc-
ton into the army, have been
operating a course.
The appointment Of Hufford as
manager will not affect the policy
at Tam O. Shsnter. 1t will con-
tinue as a private club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

High three games team Ekhardt a
Rocker. 3i93 Schmidt 3is3 stroh. 3iat.
Detroit Gasket. ai47; Walbys Ritsdrs 3i3i.
High single game team: Detroit Casket,
1879. stroh. li27; Ekhardt a Becker. ii22;
chene Tromhly. IFS, Schmidt, HOS.
HiEh three games, Individual: Archie
Curtin. Risdon. 1s7 Tony Novak Ekhardt
4 Becker, 7iI. Jack DiGlovanni, Norton.
723
High single game individual: Cass
Grygier, stroh. 7se; Jack DiGiovsnni 17e:
Howard Curtin. Risdon. and Michael Gray
bill Pepsi Cola. Pts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Kopitzki PAGES
Rainbow Classic

AL 1Kopitzki's 1854 paced the
keglers in the seventeenth round
of the Rainbow All-Star Individual
Classic Saturday night, He fired
games of 226. 1872, 211, 224 and
201. Second high went to Tony
Caruso with 203. 1875. 242, 1876,
216 for 1852. Mel Dorl had 245
in 1049.
Steve Cruchon maintained a
comfortable lead despite a ISL,
lowest series he has bowled TO
date. He has an average of 205.65
for IS games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

The Detroit
Times Sweep
stakes at the
Imperial r G.
restion in the
General Motors
Building S u n
day.
Crim m ms,
still awaiting
the posting Of a
$500 forfeit by
Joe N o rr | S,
Sfroh cantain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Blind Keglers Decide
City Title at Ritter S

Judge Ned Smith and Jim
Bouchard will meet in a three
game bowling match to determine
the blind mems city champion
ship at Bud Ritter's Recreation
Wednesday at 4 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
KegIers Make
Biggest Attack
On State Pins
Nine Classic Teams
Among ~ Rolling
for High Positions

Detroits heaviest bombardmcnt
on the NAPLES in the thirty-eighth
annual state bowling tournament
will be made next weekend when
no less than "A teams. including
some of the best in the city. invade
Dick Maury's Spartan Recreation
in Lansing.
When members Of these quin-
tets, 20 of which will be regular.
complete their Smelling the stand
ings of leaders in each event should
quite definitely be established al
though the event doesn't end until
April 20.
Heading the attack will be nine
fives of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic, recognized as tops in the
city and one of the foremost in
the country. In this group will be
George Holmes Ekhardt & Becker
and Frank Cells Norton. dead
locked with Joe Norris Stroh and
Rog Overmyer's Detroit Gasket in
the most spirited race the league
has ever seen.
Doubles Champs
On the Norton team are Jack
DiGioyanni and Bert Pearson, who
combined so effectively last year
at Billy Spargo's Motor Inn Rec
reation in Pontiac they carried off
the doubles championship with a
1918 total.
Herb Mertens' Mineralites,
George Bryant's Schmidt. Dick
Krakow's Five. Joe Lieb's Twen-
tieth Century, Ray Glinski's Wal
by's Ritefire, Ken Ludiker's Pepsi
Cola and Henry Ehrle's Coca Cola
are the others.
Others among the regulars 10
be reckoned with are Freddy
Browns Detroit Recreation Com
pany Herb Case Oven King,
Stanley Brys' Garfield Recreation,
Steve Shocke's Oldbru, Harry To-.
bans National. Leo Mayhew's
Russ Dawson. George Cassels and
George Berry's Allen Park Recrea-
ton Elves, Carl Kumm's Conner
Recreation and Denny Bedards
Detroit Recreation.
Out of this group should rise a
team to better the 1874 OF Louis
Burr's Goebel. also of the Classic
and still leading the five-men at
an early hour Sunday morning.
Stroh landed the crown last season
with 1881.
Members OF is Detroit outfits
from Altoona Recreation will be
seeking spots in the doubles.
singles and all-events this Sunday.
Grand Rapids holds two of the
first places. Herman Gibson and
Walter Kubasiak the doubles with
1875 and Vic Szeiva the all-events
with 1877. Mike Siragusa of De-
troit is high in the singles with
739, a possible winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

used for other prizes in this novel
event which is to be staged in
different establishment every year.
Three games are to be rolled
across six alleys. Entry fee is $40
per team, which includes bowl
ing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

as a challenge in his state match
game crown, is one of the best
team spillers you'll find anywhere.
II was his CAT that spanked
Goebel to the top in the state
tournament last weekend.
Goebel, a Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic FIVE. will have to hit
1900. or eight pins within that
total to take command as Joe
Paulus' Chene-Trombly Recrea-
ton leads with 1891. Chene-
Trombly with few breaks would
have bettered 5000 last Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
If He's on His
Game, Bow|ers
Get That 5000
Chene- Trombly Now
Leading in Tourney
With 2o91 Points
BY HAROLD KAHL

As Johnny Crimmins goes so
does Goebel. they say. II Grim
minis is on his game Goebel may
come through with that long
awaited 5000 total in Glass A of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

bullying with prize money and
checks.
"Our players on this tour are
not Ben Hogans. Lawson Titles
or Byron Nelson's" Watrous
said, "but they are better golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
State Tourney Pin Standings

Kenneth Navarro. Monroe, es1.
George Hllebay, Detroit. els.
Ed Hanson, Pontiac, ST..
AILMENTS
Victor sreiva, Grand Rapids, 1871.
Mike Siragusa, Detroit, 1899.
oliver Carver, Detroit, 1881.
Vic Snowman, Ann Arbor, 1895.
John Crimmins, Detroit, 1898.
Walter Boehm, Detroit, 1854.
George Hliebay, Detroit 1887.
Carl Kersten, Detroit, 1891.
George Bond, Lansing, 1888.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Wears Tailored Gloves

NEW YORK, Feb. Joe
Louis always wears boxing gloves
especially tailored for his hands.
Opponents must use the regular
stock numbers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
A|ka|i, Bad Axe
Couples Bowl
STANDINGS

Michigan Alkali Club of Wyan-
dotte will dominate two squads
and Bad Axe couples one as the
third annual Husbands and Wives
bowling tournament continues at
Mack Boulevard Recreation SUM-
day. Mabel Winchelfs Upper
Peninsula League will fill the
oDener.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23
Sweeps Entries
Close Sunday

Entries close Sunday at mid
night for the first annual Paris
flve-man sweepstakes which will
open at Palace Recreation next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-23

Five squads of Bay City, Sag
NAV and Detroit doubles and
singles and two OF five-men are
scheduled in the twelfth annual
Lutheran handicap bowling tour
nament at Motor City Recreation
Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

Tacoma Nss virtually = ghost
Tor Saturday. With but = SInsle
shin working ssrgo during TIE Gay.
he presence q the Point Ssz
Pedro a. Snerry dock Kept the Va
tsrfront from beng deserted tn-
TREY.
TIE San PEDRO. after spending
Friday unloading sat - the Penn
sylyania Sat CO. Wss loading
wheat Saturday A. sperry dook
and vii depart for California 10
night
The only weekend arrival WI
~ the West Csmargo. which IS
de Sunday from the east coast
with general cargo which she VII
discharge At Mccormick dock.
The shipping nst made OF b
the hareormaster office vas IN
usual n thar It listed no Saturday
arrivals. Three departures were
noted. however. the James Grif-
fiths. the Hanley and the Santa
Agueda. which left Friday.
Activity will pick Up next week
especially al Port piers Seven
ships are scheduled 10 stop there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27

ROXY Gary Cooper and Walter
Brennan in THE Westener." IL so.
400. 4:25. $50. e:2o. IL As.
RIsITO-Franchot Tone and Warren
William In Trail OF the vigilsntes !"
l2.s6, 3.24. Goa. $40. lib. also
Baby Sandy and stuart Irwin IN
Sandy Gets Her Man IL "a. lao.
<,5s. 7;3s. 1914.
Music BoN - Henry Fonda. Linda
Darneil IN Chad Hanna; II 80
2:4o. $50. 800. 1900: also Jack
Young People" ITO. s2o. 7:so.
1910.
RlsIERA-charles starrett in The
Durango Kid ISIS. AIS. 40.
7.05, $50. also Roger Pryor. Lucille
Fairbanks in A Fugitive From
Justice" 90. s:25. $50. $40,
ios5.
BiuE MouSE-ciark Gable and Hedy
Lamar in "Comrade X" i2.lo.
2:2o. $50. $50. $50 IL .os; also.
March OF Time, Has. :s5, 4'oo.
Sis, s:2s. 1910.
RETURN SHOWING
BEvERLy-Desnna Dubin. Robert
Cummings in Spring Parade" and
Penny singleton and Arthur Lake
in "Biondie Plays Cupid"
CAPITOis-Kay Kyser, Adolph Menjou
In That's Right. You're Wrong.
also John Payne IN King OF the
Lumber Jacks"
Mickey Rooney In Strike Up the
Band also selected shorts.
KAY STREET.-THE 4 Brown and
Frances Robinson in SO You
Wont Talk also Richard Arlen and
Andy Deyine IN Hot Steel
LAkEwoop-Henr Fonda in The
Return OF Frank James.s Also joel
AcCrea In 40 900 Men . Year"
PARk-Miekey Rooney and Judy
Garland in Strike Up the Band :;
also Fireman Save Ny choo
choo". comedy.
PROCTOR-John Garfield. Frances
Farmer in Flowing Gold" also
Tommy Kelly and Bobby Jordan in
Military Academy"
REALART-IAna Turner and John
shelton IN We Who Are Young !.
and Charles Coeurn and Beulsh
Bondi in The Captain 10 Lady"
REA-Iew Ayrss. Lionel barrymore
Ia Dr.. kildare Goes Home" and
Bruce Bennett: = -, Florence Rice IN
SHELL : The Mesouiseen In
-okiahoma Renesades," also Ann
Sofhern. Slim summerville In Gold
Rush Aaisie"
81 NSET-Tyrone Power. LINDA OAR
nell in Brigham Young. Frontiers-
man." also Ronald Reagan and
John Ltei In Murder IN the Air"
rEMPLE-Tyrone Power, Basil Rxth-
bone in The Marx Of Zorro" and
In Public Deb No.
LIBERTY. Pnyailup-The Lane sls-
te-s IN Pour Mothers also Warren
william IN Tho Lone Wolf Keeps
Date"
RIVIERA. sumner - Kay Kyaer ana
Dosis karioff AND Bella Lusosi IN
You'll Yind Out
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
u. S. Civil Service
Examinations Listed

u. 2. civil service commission
Saturday declared open COMPETE
tive examinations for electricians.
both ship and shop. gslvsnizers.
machinists. brick n1asons and sheet
metal workers.
Examinations are being con-
Quoted to fiji existing and future
vacancies AZ the Bremerton navy
yard. and will be open until close
Of the business day April l. Appn-
cations may be filed with the re-
corder at Bremerton until that
time. and Qualifications will be
made as needs OF the service re-
quire.
Also opened were competitive
examinations for senior automotive
instructor. motor transport school.
and automotive instructor, motor
transport school.
Applications for these examina-
tons. being held 10 FIJI existing
and future vacancies IN the Quar-
termaster corps. War department.
in Idaho. Montana. Oregon. ard
Washington, must be filed with the
manager Of the 18th civil service
district. Federal building. Seattle.
not later thar Feb. Is.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned AZ the Federal building. 18th
and A SITS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
marriage
licenses

Applications for marriage IL
eenses were fled with County
Auditor s. Clifford Davis Saturday
BY the following Lawrence !.
Lake. %. Of 4si3 So. Fife ST. and
Evelyn Mae Haynes. Is. Puvallup;
Ralph f Allen. Sc. Ri. /. Box 353.
Puyalup. and Ruby Hager Briggs.
B. Of 1919 Ea saith st. A. E.
Morris. so. Of 2540 So. J st. and
Ella Mcdowell. Sc. same address.
Harmon l. Van Slyke. q. Of 3s11
Ia. X St. and Eueebia J. Bradley.
10. Of RI. l. Box 221: Elmer F.
Lent. 2i Of Fort Lewis. and Shir-
ley o. Engelhar1. 20. Of 1861 So.
10Th st: Archie f. Cox. %. of 3737
Ea. 3 St. and Myrtle L. Brown,
20. Of 6o7 So. Sheridan ave: De-
Lloyd E. CAN'T, il. q. of 2o32 So.
7th st. and Rose A Bennett. %, Of
Holton. Kan: Melvin Anderson. q,
of Eatonville. and Wilma L.
Thompson. Is. Of Alder. Robert
Cir, 81, Bremerten. and Margaret
NJ. Shepard. Is. Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-27
Two Men Admit
Drunken DRIVING

Pleas Of guilty of drunk driving
we're entered BY two men Who
were srraigned Saturday before
Justice Clarence NJ. Layton. and
in both cases fines Of 800 AMI
costs and one years revocation
OF drivers license was imposed.
First srraigned by Deputy
Prosecutor Hugo Metzler, il. vas
John Seller. 40. of $685. Pacific
ave, arrested by State Patrolman
Joe sladek on Jan. 23. Seller IS
employed al Fort Lewis.
Next came Orville r. Veg. dairy
truck driver, whose truck vas
involved last Oct IS in the Noun
tain road collision IN which Richard
NJ. Berkbile Of the 10Th Aifhase
squadron. MeChord field, was
killed
Both men surrendered their
drivers licenses and arranged to
pay their fines.