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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Army Warns Tacoma Defense Heads
To Foruei fractional Differences

in Britain and also tested In this
country fer the past year and q
half.
Capt. Shea will return TO
Tacoma some time next week
with Capt. w. w. Williver. aid
10 the state adjutant general.
TO hear = test Of all the new
air raid warning whistles.
The mayor said the new whistles,
on the design of that now in place
at the South Tacoma N. p. shops,
are being made in the city shops
and will be ready next week. They
will be set up at the smelter. st.
Paul 4 Tacoma Lumber Co. and
Clear Fir Lumber Co. at Day Is
land. The public will be warned
In advance of the test.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
'Fixless" Traffic Tickets Present
New Problems to City Officials

ing that these tickets are but re-
Gently issued and some will I'M
doubleday make payment, 1t Ia
nevertheless apparent that unless
warrants for the violstors arrested
are issued and served maximum
results cannot be obtained"
Both Issuing and serving the
warrants present problems, the
city councilmen confessed. Mayor
Cain said 1t may be necessary to
add still another new person to
the office of Police Judge w. A.
Richmond to work on the increased
traffic business resulting from the
ordinance and the parking meters.
One clerk was added in January.
He suggested that 1t might pay
to add another man to the police
department to serve warrants,
since the revenue obtained should
more than pay his way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Has Her Estronged
Husband Put in Joil

Arrested Tuesday night on COM
plant of his estranged wife that
he threatened to kill her and her
present fiance. Lee barrow, As.
was being held in the city Jail
Wednesday for investigation.
Mrs. Darrow. who is seeking a
divorce. called police to her apart
ment at 1882 Fswcett ave, at Q
p. m. and requested they take OAR
row to jail. She told police he had
beaten and choked her in past in
stances and had threatened her life
with a knife.
A court order. she said. had been
issued restraining Darrow from en-
tering her apartment or molesting
her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Passenger Car
Corps Has Test

The passenger car corps of Ia
coma's civilian defense organiza-
ton concluded satisfactory
emergency exercise Tuesday eve
ming, it was announced Wednes-
day.
Without any warning the corps
was suddenly ordered from the
state armory to IL different sta
lions in the city. Reports of their
arrival came in almost immedi-
ately, the last station reporting
within a half hour. Approximately
70 men of the corps tok part in the
test.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Nearly All Autos
Have y. S. Stamps

Federal tar stamps for automo-
hiles are on nine out Of every ten
cars for which licenses have been
issued in the state this year. II was
disclosed "Wednesday by the latest
tally.
Clark Squire. collector of u. 8.
internal revenue for Washington
and Alaska. said q total Of z61. e7s
postcards have 20 far been received
from Washington auto owners who
bought the $21o tax stamps-
Thomas A. Swayze. state direc-
tor Of licenses. advised me We'd
nesday that the total number Of
licenses Issued and applications on
hand 10 s16.e66." Squire said. The
number Of cards on file In our
office 10 ee< per cent Of the state
figure. which indicates that about
nine out Of every ten licensed We
hicles has q stamp.
We consider that q good show
ing. considering the fact that the
stsmps were placed on sale 10 late
and motorists received no notice
other than those given by press
and radio.
To-day we received information
from Washington. ID. C.. that the
stamp for motor vehicles being
placed In operation after Feb. rs
will be Eummed on the face instead
Of the back. This should put many
car ownep at ease.
Also. on the back Of the new
stamp provision has been made for
recording the make. model. serial
number and state license number
Of the vehicles."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

Presentation of the 00-voice
Stadium Girls Glee club, trained
and directed by Clayton johnson,
proved to be a happy interlude in
the Philharmonic program at ia
son Lee auditorium Tuesday night.
Experience of late years has placed
high expectations on any perform
snce by senior music groups Of the
Tacoma public schools. II il keep
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Weldors MAY
Call Strike!
Nelson Worned by
Independent Group

HOUSTON. Texas - United
Brotherhood of weldors. Cutters
and Helpers Of America spokes-
men, claiming a membership OF
$1,000 to 100. 900. Wednesday
threatened a nationwide strike I'M
less war production board chief.
Donald NJ. Nelson. sends a ne
gotiator here by Friday.
X. A. Hardie of Redonde
Beach. Calf. editor Of the
United Weldors News, said
that the brotherhood was or
gained here Tuesday at
convention of six independ-
ent unions, "a a result of dis
putes with American Fedora
ton Of Labor craft unions In
Tacoma. Wash, and New
Orleans.
Hardie said that the new unions
representatives adopted a resolu-
NAotA duAaoA n
Nelson send a negotiator to work
out a settlement of the dispute
between independent weldors and
the AFL crafts.
I'VE respectfully request
that you do not send Sidney
Hillman or Paul Porter under
any circumstances" the mes
sage TO Nelson said. I'VE
have set February Is, 1912, As
our day of emancipation. II
no reply Is received by that
day, we shah take immediate
action"
Hardie said that the trouble at
New Orleans and Tacoma followed
the decision of independent weldors
to stop payment of dues to the
ALL. The AFL boilermakers,
he said, finally caused 81 of the
weldors to be discharged in the
Tacoma shipyards.
William Plested of Tacoma pre-
sided over the meetings here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12

was the only person authorized to
release violators from Jail before
the completion of their sentences
Richmond said:
THAT'S true. but Tire jailors
give credit for extra days 10
prisoners who perform special
duties ~ . trusty."
Asked II he had ever heard Of q
prisoner being given 80 days credit
for special duties, Richmond re-
piled:
Cant Say ~ I Have"
Richmond said that II investi-
cation revealed Wilson had served
only one day he would issue q
bench warrant for Wilson's arrest
to serve the balance Of mis- ssn-
tsnce.
A query to the police jailor's Of
flee ~ to what their records
showed on Henry Wilson brought
this reply from Herman Wohlen-
berg:
I've looked high and low
for the record book, bat
can't find n. Perhaps Bob
Marshall win know where II
h. He comes - work Thurs
DAY 1t ; o'clock n the after
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
AnacorfeS Man
Heads Boftlers

William McCracken of Anacortes
was elected president of the Wash
ington Bottlers of Carbonated Bey-
erages at Tuesdays final session
OF the 25th annual convention in
Hotel Winthrop.
Lee Aughney of Seattle was
chosen vice-president while Mrs.
A. L. Van Valley of Everett. treas
urer; Floyd r. Shswgo of Walla
Walla, secretary, and McCracken,
William Cammarano of Tacoma
and Bruce Dennis, trustees, were
all reelected for another term.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Liquor Officer
Fires Back at
Judge Richmond

CONTINUED From Page one)
uenied the implication that q sys-
TEN Of license BY fine" had been
established In Tacoma BY the
liquor hoard. zone Of those taken
before Judge Richmond in March
received q Jail sentence Of 50 days,
but I saw him on the street the
next day fApril -. and one Of
my agents saw him in . Com
uerce street speakeasy April 5.
Henry Wilson was the boot
lekkerT name and he had . rec
ord q IL prior convictions when
be came before Judge Richmond.
Two other repeaters-Mary Car
ney, with II prior convictions. ana
Edward cecchi. with five prior
convictions got off With $50
fines. whereas Judge Layton al
ways gave these people . fine Of
Dt1n1 Mako Prsunise
sRichmond never made any
promise to me about sending vio-
1ators to jail. And, - far ~ !
know. he never mads the promise
% anybody "a the state liquor
hoard. I would like to see every
bootlegEer IN Tacoma In Jail"
nsveus explained tat
Mayer Harry r. Cain asl<e1
NJ - KING ssne llqusr ca~ss
- ~ psncs court, - tat ~
city oosn1 uhnro - - reve-
nnsG. Af1sr . meeting -
DGarch VIII Mayer Oaan ~
Ju6ge Richnsnd, uaveus sai1
~ agrsel - bring ~ nsxt
casss - police court.
On March Is and rs IL arrests
were made BY state liquor agents
and al II cases were brought to
police court, where they were tried
April ;. Four Of the IL violators
were fined $500 and costs, which
= TIM customary fine before Judge
Clarence 4. layton, according to
Ravens.
Seven violstors were fined $50
Ind two violators were fined only
500, while Wilson was given 30
days IN jail. Ravens estimated the
1oes IN fines BY sending the cases
- police court more than 500.
Judge Richmond said Wsdnes-
day. when asked How long did
Henry Wilson serve in Jail on that
liquor conviction Of last April 7"
II aea't have charge Of The
~ but eur records here
show ~ - reaeass was ~
80 Ter W1lssu. II - was eut
- ~ stFests ~ pext day,
osusebody sAse nust have vt
~ 49,
Asked n II wasn't true that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Willioms to Speak
TO Local Roturiuns

Walter w. williams of Seattle,
chairman Of the Washington State
Defense council and president Of
the Seattle Rotary club. viii speak
before the Tacoma Rotarians
Thursday noon at the Hotel VIM
throp. America at War" will be
Williams' subject.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

Bankruptcy petitions filed We'd
nesday with the clerk of the
federal court here included:
Edwin ]. Glidden, Aberdeen,
listing debts totalling $e39.70 with
assets amounting to 500.
Wendell r. Knauss, Burien,
listing debts totalling S1,251.3s
and no assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Accountants Assn.
To Meet Wednesday

Members of the Accountants
Association of Tacoma, meeting
at Tacoma hotel at Sis p. m.
Wednesday. will hear an address
by Jean Paul King on Radio
Rambling"
The association will hold its
luncheon meeting at 12:15 Feb. "a
at the Dalhem, 212 No. Tacoma
ave. John Huntley. travelling
auditor for the Union Pacific rail-
road. will discuss "lnterline Ac-
counting"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
Lodge Celebrates
ThursdayEvening

Rainier lodge, No. IL, IoOF
will celebrate its Saith anniversary
and birthday of Abraham Lincoln
Thursday evening. Banquet at
$50 will be followed by an an
niversary ball in the IOOF hall
auditorium.
A. c. Hill heads the committee.
Assisting are Charles Frost,
James Hardness, Foster Morrison,
Andy Gustavson and Clyde Goudie.
Rainier lodge meetings are held
every Tuesday at o'clock.
You help yourself when you buy
IT & Defense RondS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-12
CLUB TO MEET

The Colored Women's Political
Club of Pierce county will hold a
meeting, at 2409 SO. 18th ST.. We'd
nesday evening, Feb. IL at 9
o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMS -- Submarine Raider" i1:2i
"a. m. 2:Os. 4:42. 7;7i, ESQ p. m.
Tough as They Come" i2;2s. 3;o7. $40.
s;2S, 1854 p. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOI,-"King's Row. %
II a m, 2:h5, 6.55. 1850 p. m. my
Favorite Spy" i:25, 5:25, 9.25 D. m.
CINDERELLA - Kings Row ISIS,
5;4S. $50 m: My Favorite Spy. Z
-f2tse5- Tt55-tt7f5 p N,
FISHER - Kings Row ." SO. $40
80 p m; MY Favorite spy" 12;i0,
3 IS. 7.45, n :35 p m.
FON This Above All" II a. M. IS.
Music. i.oi. ass. s.5i. o.4s p. m.
MADISON "Wutherng Heights" II
a. m. ? 80 8. $50 p. m, The Biz Broad
east" 12ttA 4;1f, 7Af. i1l4 p. m.
MICHIGAN "ln This Our Life" 12.fh
$40. Z 81 n p. m. Always In NJ,
Heart 1115 q. m 2,35, g. 9.2S o. m
PALMS-STATE go THE Big shot n
a m 1858, 1850, 7:50. iO45 p. m.
Mexican spitfire Sees Ghost" 12:45
10 40, 6.35 $50 p. m
RIVIERA " Kings Row" 2:05, g.
10 IS m My Favorite Spy" y 30
IA 20. s;l5 p. m, 1910 a. m.
R-k-O UPTOWN" Kings Row 80 $50
l6:45, 1o;45 p. m, My Favorite spy,
l 30, 525, 9.25 p. m.
ROYAL -- Kings Row 1880. 11l5
TELENEWS - News. short subjects
UNITED ARTISTS "Ship Alloy d
| 1885, 1850, :, lO;45 p. m, Fingers Al
the WINDOW" lllO a. m, 2:25, 5.35
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
People
You Know
80 they serve SpaoneTrT
10 Amy Show Cast
Nv LINTON ARkLES

Fave \Portner very lovely USO
gal GOT to mulhnc over The SituS-
ton and discovered that Of an tho
parties and dinners put on for The
boys with the Army War Show,
NOT one offered a real spaghetti
feed, and there being many among
the men who are OF Italian leaning
the dish was in demand e.
So Faye put her energies to
the task and discovered Nate
Manzo, who holds forth AZ an
eatery on West McNicholS road.
Nate said he could produce the
best genuine Italian spaghetti in
the country and would be glad 10
do so and how many could nc
plan on feeding
Wei, he cot enough. On Tues
day. so Of the boys Swarmed in on
him for a spaghetti and beer feed
and 90 more came yesterday,
making Nate, Faye and 120
soldiers StomaChs very happy.
dawn war-wOTk-
ers are key personnel and should
he recognized as such" thinks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Grand Knight Austin Collins,
1.-TWO years ago." he explains,
"the DSR strike broke on the
day of the moonlight and the
crowd was small -.
LAST year, on the day OF the
moonlight. the boat lost a
propeller. / don't know what
can happen this year, but II
will, no doubt"
Latest beauty. of a long list OF
same working IN the local FBl
office is Elvira Ray She's filling
in for Bonnie Lay, who's on vaca-
ton. Elvira has three brothers IN
the armed services.
After years OF trying and SEN
fencing. Circuit Judge Harry b
Keidan has taken up experimenting
. but what he's apprehendinG
are mice.
SaennS tho mice made TOO much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

into the picture as Charles VISA
wis.
For the time being, Barbara will
have to forget all about being a
Ball of Fire for she will play
a very sweet romantic role-the
first time she's gone sentimental
since The Great Mans Lady" So
there, Mrs. Cary.
NOW GROWN Up
Lynn Bari has really grown up
on the Twentieth Century-FoX lot,
where she started as a bit player.
Nearly a year ago l was told she
was soon to be starred. and then
nothing happened. Probably took
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Any Hardship
For Arts Sake )

WILLIAM CAMERON MEN
ZIES, academy award winning
production designer for Para
mounts perturbation Of Ernest
HemingwaY's For Whom the
Bell Tolls, is not the man "a
complain Of hardships he must
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

endure while he's working with q
movie troupe filming a picture at
an ice-bound location.
Menzies has been on location
with director Sam Wood 10000
feet high in the Sierra Nevada
Mountains filming background
snow scenes fQT subsequent use in
EMIT and liking ina tree tent
because that was the only type Of
accommodation available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Selective service is knocking on
the door of Lieut. Byron Flecht-
ner. the handsome gent in charge
OF navy recruiting here. He got a
QUESTIONABLE.
So he filled il all out and when
he came 10 the part that asks
what class the registrant thinks
he belongs. Lieutenant Flechtner
wrote with a straight face:
"2-B, because of my occupa-
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Eggs on Noggin

ROBERT BENCHLEY had to
submit to Ginger Rogers breaking
Ielght raw eggs on his head for a
comedy shampoo scene in The
Major and the Minor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

r. G Valid
ron OF 1fud-
son. so his
company has
distributed TO
these m c n,
stickers pro-
claiming they
work for the
naval arsenal
and request
ing
please let
this liz h I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

of a good thing
The judge was
kin dly and
didn't interfere
W n en- I h @ Y
merely chewed
a hole through
the door of his
chambers and
he didn't COM
plain when they
chewed papers
up all over his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
Federal Judgc Arthur ]. Tuttl

Will sentence
Nj ak Stephan
the first week
in August.
If not hin {
happensand il
probably will
the a n n u a
X n ! G h is Of
G o ! u m b us
moonlight will
be held on Au-
gust II, says
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
NEW COMEDY

On the Michigan screen for the
Heidi orchestra week the offering
Will be Are Husbands Neces-
Sary ~ a comedy romance starring
Ray Milland Betty Field and
Patricia Morrison.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

HOLLYWOOD, July 30.-Pretty
slim Juanita Redmond. the brave
nurse who was one of the eight
girls to escape from Correedor to
Australia and back to the United
States, was being PACED today by
Mark Sandrich.
Juanita and her sister nurses,
the Florence Nightingales of this
war. have inspired Hands of
Mercy" play co-authored by
Mark and Allan Scott The nurses
were interviewed by author Scott,
who was told of the medical diff
.culties in Bataan and the days
of almost starvation on the rocks
of Corregidor before the dramatic
escape.
When Mark, who will also direct
and produce Hands of Mercy
was in the East he talked with
Red Cross officials and the govern.
ment heads and obtained their
blessing TO 60 ahead with the
story. Juanita kept a day-by-day
diary and has obtained six weeks
leave TO write a book.
l hope she will come to Para
mount to act as technical adviser
If not to play herself She would
be an asset to the picture.
EAR-BoXING NOTE
Mrs. G. Cary Of San Fernando
wrote me an ear-boxing letter last
week because Ito quote) Every.
thing i read about Charles Boyer
Il is in other columns-not yours
You didn't even mention he was
producing and acting in 'Flesf
and Fantasy.
Now lady, I'm not going TO take
that lying down. l not only her
aided that Edward G.. Robinson
and Anna Lee would be in Mons
Boyer's ~" opus, but here is more
news: Barbara Stanwyck goe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
POtUer Is
Fall Guy
For Films
By CHARLES GENTRY

EVERY KNOCK is a boost 10
the career Of a Hollywood leading
man, but few male stars have
taken athe punishment Tyrone
Power has received during the
brief course Of his very successful
career.
Now that Power has enlisted in
the navy We suspect that Lieuten-
ant Commander Gene Tunncy will
find that he doesn't have TO DO
very much 10 tougher Tyrone up.
In his current picture. This
Above AL" the deeply moving
war romance on the Fox screen,
Tyrone was not only gaShed by a
pitchfork. but was hit by falling
building
These things are rather trifling
10 Power, however. for his film
career got off 10 a violent start
with "Lloyds Of London" in which
George Sanders almost drowned
him and later inflicted a bad
powder burn from a blank pistol
shot
He had no smooth time Of II
during the filming Of Jesse
James" in which he fell off a
horse and crashed through a plate
glass window in Johnny Apollo, +"
his life was not the smooth kind
led by the. average film gangSter,
Two falls and broken rib were
tho total IN niiicS On that cot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
ice made TOO much

But when they divided the
judicial desk into apartments and
moved their relatives m 20 live
ne decided things had gone far
enough So the judge bought two
mouse-trapS The eviction fight
isn't over yet bat TO date TWO of
the little Sqqattcr, have gone Ia
their reward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

her performance in THE MagHiA-
cent Dope" TO convince her bosses
she deserved her promotion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

worker ret his sleep"
Waldron says he hopes the
sticker will keep away the end
less stream of daytime doorbell-
ringers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
THE REAL Mccoy

Az the same time, a certain
amount Of realism must show on
the screen and pulled punch is
as phoney 10 film fan as stage
rose is 10 an actor
Consequently a leading man,
gets a certain amount of pushing
around and all the camera tricks
in tho world can't save a beauti-
full profile from a few alterations.
Tyrone. however, has had more
than the usual lot partly because
his roles are seldom of the draw
ing room order and partly because
he insists on going through most
of the action himself, disdaining
the use of daily double.
ALL-OUT REALISM
That's why. when you see him
get slapped in the face with a
three-story building during the
blitZkreig course of This Above
AL" you can understand why he
crawled off the set, grinned and
said. Il guess l can take anything
the navy has TO give now!"
In this picture version OF the
Eric Knight novel you'll find that
lovely Joan Fontaine is his leading
lady and that the supporting cast
includes such well known players
as Thomas Mitchell. Henry Ste
.phenson, Nigel Bruce, Sara ALI
good. Gladys Cooper and Philip
Merivale.
HEIDI COMING
The Michigan Theater'S fall
stage and screen season will start
Friday. August Z, with the APP
pearance-in person-of Horace
Heidi with frankie Carrie and the
30 Musical Knights for week.
engagement
iieidt'S show will include the
presentation of the Treasure Chest
show on the Michigan stage intact,
at every performance. Featured
entertainers in the show will in
clude Fred Lowery, whistling cow
boy: Donna and her Don Juans,
Gordon MacRae, Ollie O'Toole,
master of ceremonies; Charlie
Goodman, baritone; Mimi Ca
banne, soprano star; Bernie Mat
tinson, drummer; Jerry Bovine,
The Jeep Kid" Steve Merrill,
the Triple-Tonguing Trumpeteers
and the Glee Club, "a male voice
chorus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30
MORE BLOOD, No SAND

When Blood and Sand" ap-
peared. Tyrone proved that a
movie male could take il. when
he let a bull get him-right in the
arena.
Annabclla told us that during
the making of "Son of Fury" she
used 10 lay OUT bandagcs and hot
water every evening waiting for
her battered and bruised spouse
10 show up from the set. This
was the film. you may recall, in
which George Sanders did every
thing but set fire TO Power, being
a sort of playful villain for screen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

Last Day TOUGH As THEY COME"
and SUBMARINE RAIDER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-30

ers are key personnel and should
he recognized as SUCH" thinks
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-11
METHODIST

The Christmas Spirit Revival"
viii be the theme as Mrs. Leslie
Ross directs the morning worship
at the Coolidge Methodist Church
Sunday morning. This will be
the second of the Christmas ser
vices.
The Young Adult Fellowship
will meet for Sandwiches Salad
supper at $50 at which time the
group project of visiting one of
the wards at the Florence Intern
ment Camp hospital will be work
ed out further.
The weeks program beginning
Sunday, December 18th:
Church School, 1920.
Morning Worship Service, 11:15.
Young Adult Supper, $50.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-11
lawmakers LEAD
TOURNAMENT

The Wuertz Haymakers are
leading the internural basketball
tournament at Coolidge High
School The ratings are as fol
lows:
Wuertz's Haymakers won 3 and
lost / with a percentage OF .75O:
Hammon's Skunks won 2 and lost
2 with percentage of 500: Veaz-
ey's Bulldogs won . and lost 2
with percentage of 500: Smith S
Scoatiers won 2 and lost 3 with
a percentage OF 400. Carter's
Smoke Screens did not win any
and lost l with no percentage
The games are played each day
during the last part OF the noon
hour w.