, Last night’s scores:
Smith Coronas
I bunt, Mrs. 83 73 99— 255
ISelby . 154 148 183— 485
Radde . 189 183 170— 542
Totals . 426 404 452—1282
Agfa Sure Shots
Sweum, Mrs. 113 153 118— 384
Parks .175 176 136— 487
Pullen . 131 170 204— 505
Totals . 419 499 458—1376 j
Frye’s Delicious
Dufresne, Mrs. 148 156 137— 441
Koski . 144 203 192— 539
Reynolds . 89 125 102— 316
Totals . 381 484 431—1296
Amocats
Pullen, Mrs. 115 101 107— 323
Sabin . 167 158 167— 492
Dunham . 116 170 134— 420
Totals .398 429 408—1235
National Crooks
Koski, Mrs. 102 108 125— 335
I George T„ . 210 178 188— 576
Van Atta 162 129 146— 437
Totals . 474 415 459—1348
Spark Oil Heaters
! Bringdale, Mrs. 156 152 133— 441
iCouncil . 193 194 169— 556
|Mona«le .. 148 151 147— 446
Totals . 497 497 449—1443
LAVISH PLAY
SPONSORED BY
WOMAN'S CLUB
Fan dancers, stars, and gorgeous
■ gowns are the attractions the!
Strand offers in “Fashions of 1934,”
the First National picture opening
tdnight at the Capitol. This pic
ture is said to be among the most 1
lavish ever produced, and stars
William Powell and Bette Davis.
It is sponsored here by the Ju
neau Business and Professional
Women's Club.
The story is a hilarious comedy
romance based on a tale by Harry
Collins and Warren Duff. It re
volves about a high pressure pro
moter who corners the Paris and
New York fashion markets. Wil
liam Powell plays the. role of the
personal promoter whose ambitious,
although unscrupulous, schemes
keep him one step ahead of trou
ble.
