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HELP THY NEICHBOR Telephone 713 or write
 The Alaska Territorial
 Employment Service for this qualified worker.

PRACTICAL NURSE - HOUSE. 54, female, married. Good health. Competent house. keeper; especially good at caring for children. Living at home, needs work by hour or day Was formerly school teacher. Cultured per- sonality. Call for ES 12328.
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LOOK and LEARN
 q By 4. C. Gordcn

@ I. Which is the largest island included in the United States? 2. Which apostle, more than any, one else, made Christianity world religion?
 3. What is the science of pediat- rics2
 4. Which is the nearest star to the earth?
 5. Who said, God reigns and the Government at Washington lives?
 ANSWERS
 l. Long Island.
 2. Paul.
 3. That which treats of the hy- giene and diseases of children. 4. The sun. !. B. James Garfield in 1865 when addressing an excited crowd on the occasion of Lincoln assassination. SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
 No. 4425-a IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUMBER ONE, AT JUNEAU.
 CECIL WARREN CARTER, Plaintiff, vs. PHYLLIS NIXON CARTER, Defendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named de- fendant, GREETING. You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty days after the last publication of this summons, ] in case this summons is published, or within forty days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you per sonally, and answer the complaint of the above named plaintiff on file in said court in the above entitled cause. The plaintiff in said action demands the, following relief: Dis solution of the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and de- fendant
 And in event you fail so to appear and answer, the plaintiff will tabe judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com plaint, and as hereinabove stated.
 Witness the Honorable George F Alexander, Judge of said Court, and the seal of said Court hereunto af- fixed on this 11th day of Septem- Der, 1889.
 (SeaD
 Robert E. Coughlin.
 Clerk of the above en-
 titled Court. HOWARD D. STABLER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
 Shattuck Building,
 Juneau. Alaska.
 Publication dates: Sept. 11-18-25 Oct. 3, 1939.' .n..
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After a seasons work in Alaska, the crew at the Hoonah cannery of the Hoonah Packing Company, left for the south on the Redwood
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-09-11
)O YEARS AGO .lO From THE EirnE
SEPTEMBER II. 1919

| OIlI l ElNlLoAIAo H. ADAc i At the request of George B. Grigs- | bv. Delegate from Alaska, bill pro- viding for the bonding of Peters burg for $75,O00 for city improve ment was placed on the calendar by unanimous consent.
 After a seasons work in Alaska, the crew at the Hoonah cannery of the Hoonah Packing Company, left | for the south on the Redwood.
 Mrs. Hallowell, wife of John w. Hallowell. Assistant Secretary of the Interior, arrived on the Alaska and was a guest of Gov. and Mrs. Riggs at the Governors House.
 John Hollywood, engineer at the Gambler cannery during the sum mer for the Hoonah Packing Com pany accompanied by his wife, had taken up residence at Thane.
 c. P. Kelly, who had been spend- ing the summer at Todd, arrived in Juneau and was to remain week.
 c. c. Coffin, Mrs. Coffin and their two children arrived from Todd and were at the Gastineau.
 E. Gilley of Todd arrived in Ju- neau and was at the Alaskan Hotel.
 R. c. Knox, Superintendent of Railway Mail Service of the Vest ern Division, including Alaska, ar rived in Juneau enroute to Skagway.
 H. L. Morris, Juneau wholesale was to return here on the Admiral Watson after making short business trip to Seattle.
 Weather: Highest 49; lowest 45; rain.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
kevin-SunburSt Field


~ M. - Production Pay"
Biz W1 1d No Nwa Me- 2S-35-sw
Bic westEnsie MO MO- c sM sws sw lsN;Sw Eo s
5lg West -0underson Q, nx
Big No % sw Nwa NEs 2S-s5w
5lg West-Dahlqust 2l-35-sW phl iTn
sg West west-Dahqust No Y NV Nv Me-
S Sg meSssDahqust No 10 CNL Nwa Me- 25-sw
Coonoge q CooldgeSa ssSe2w 30 Bbi i5s5
Cooinoge q Coodgse NV Nw3
oodge q CooldgeSa
Coolidge Coolidge NE Ss-3s-2w Bbi 1885
CSoonnd a Shaw No Sc NE s53s-2w IS BbI 1852
Soohoee q CooldgeShaw 35-362W
CrIney- F1yberger No. Bbi ises
Cruney yberger No Il rs Bb 1860
EyDerger NO 10 Sc NEa SWa 24-35SW
Thompson NV
2s-ss-sW SAT Gas I7O7
S5oeddertz & AgenArick Me- 5-sw so Bb 1861
oeaderz Asen- 2s-S5-sw Bb 1858
t1uso Bros -Elineson l C 435-sW 3 Bb isl
imperial cragiauss 100 Bb 1926
t o Thompson No l. 9 NEa SEA 2sS4E
EIuh 3underson No sBb iS2S
Moron-Ndorton No. SIC Is6s
Moron-osthoff No Bbl ss
Moty on NW SCI 7-35-2w Obj is7S
Nepstad Montgomery
NO NE NW3 NEa ll-35-3W
c seanrook No NV Nw4 sw 935-2w 1913
Cttuan- Government No l, 2o1O
Hnue1n NO Q SW SEA Z6-354W 227
NO Gel Me- NW 8342W
iaoe q Enekng Government
p.n Cow NO NV sWa NEa e-S4-2W
LotHe- NO SW SW4 SW3 1SS53W
EloHe Ward NO CIVIL SW1 28-35-3W 30 Bbl 1897
p Snea government No l. CSI NWl sWa 11S5-sW
Trevor q Shea Government No SW NW
Erevo q Shea Government
p am No Gel NE NW 2353w
stock iaggerty No Sc Nwi l3-s5-2w Add 1880
Sr 5oeooz NO Gel SEA sWa l2S5W OBb
superior IL
Iexaeo-swears No NV SEA sWa s-35-2W
Xealey-Shaw No 10 NE sw3 35362w 30 Bb 1855
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

MOSSER DOME
Kelly No SEA NWa 26-3s-24F ON ion
Tarrant Kelly No.
IaErant Mosser No water 1850
rarant Moser No 2 sW sWa 2S-SS-2lE
% ee5zger NO sWs Nwa s2s2SE lsM Gas 100
Tsrsn s savers NV NV wv s sEa @ s on 1910
WyomOnt-ssyre No STE 2e-Ss-2M BnI Oh s7s
NORTH DAKOTA (NessOn Aniclinsl
California Co-Kamp NO c Nwa S-lSNSe6w Add 1921
PENDROY
Gulf States !
t6 Log no NO sE Nwa NEa s1-2S4w
Radigan- Basinger No water asSS
Wanenstein No NV Nwa sw1 e27-Sw OH 1881
1O0acAeHOss NO ME Nwa MA Ss-2Ss-Sw a85O
PLEvNA DOME
Mcdonald Plevna No Rl0
PoNDERA OIL FIELD
No g ,oo,
Fulton swa io-27-4w on ia Ss
Price Bros No / ls-27s-Ew DIV 5po
aastnss EsOn NO. NV I Nw, NV Io On 1890
Mills Erickson I s-77-4w on isM /
O"uea On 0Shu-HaDer NO NE N"a SEA H-27-4W
POPLAR DOME
) W Schmidt ct al No NV SHOW Gas 1850
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
Watson Oil Co-Autad No. l
ROSCOE DOME
Inqero SFa9
Tarran Brown No csL SEA sssIsE ADD sass
Tarran Mckay No. s1SSoo
Iarrant-McfSay NO 2 Lot 3-4-6S-lsE Sooo
ROUND BUTTE
Miracle onBaney NO q s-Ss-zsK .~O,
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
Calf Independent Tribal 4
TIGER RIDGE IN
0Keese 81 Teter-S*am No
WAYNE CREEK
don't Gas Corp-D Duncan Abd
WEST PONDERA +
Arrnnt -HOechsn No ! rE SEA s4grsw 200
WHITEHALL DISTRICT III
q s. S'1' " y Z sEs 3: q s a
Whitehall on g. oas-Wney NO NV NEa Nw lO-S6N-Sm 1918
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
Cut Bank Oil Field
1899 Compilations

co.,. g. ~. -, Production Pa
Tribal l7S No Sc NEa SEA l2s2-6w
Cobb-Texaco-vasbo
1sr C4n No NE SEA SEA 9-34-sw
Ger Unit NO NE SEA NE 2S95w lAd
Gacier Froducton-G sw 2Ss5W sic Bb q
Glacier Production Gllard No 2o-s4-5w 40M Gas n
Glacier CIVIL NWa NEi s5SSSW 2Ss BSi
Glacier Production Miller No 2s Bbi &c
Glacier Production
oscer Production Ne No Sc SEA NE Bbl q
Glacier Production oBren No s2-34-5w OH q
Sacer Froducton-State l6 No
Glacier Producuon-State No 81 %
Glacier Production ia Bbl 30
Glacier Production Stneo c "a
Glacier Production Thayer No NEi 2sas5w "a Bbl %
Glacier Production C i5-s25W IS Bb 81
Glacier No NEi sw ss-ss-sw B sGl %
5aeier Darlington No Nwa %
Huber NWa sW 24-s7-5w s Pb 81
Kruger No show oil Add "a
KLtner Watson-Br SEA SEA l4346W en- All 90
adeau Brothers Crowley
Saoeau BROS Government No c SW3 NWs
Newell & -Hnager No 4sM Gas al
Pardu- Tribal III No NV SEA $50 BbI 2S
Pardu ct aIriba I'll %
Par OIL Tribal ITO sWa 7-s2-5w $50 sbi 2s
Santa Rita Stah No. NEi IS Bb 20
Santa Rita Jordan 2 c Bb "a
Santa Rita Lander No c 40 Bbi 2S
santa santa Bita-M Scabe No SCI Me- 2s-ss.5w 80
santa Eata- Miller NO G SCI NWA 29-3S-5W Bbs. 30
santa Rita Ritchie No G Nwt NWi 5-33-5w 27
Santa Rita sharon No Sc 7-s2-5w 60 Bbi 2
Santa Rita-Stah c rhl "a
Santa Ria-Tribal No 8 c E L SEA NE l6s56w 20s
Iarran Getty No CIVIL Nwa SEA l5-s4-6w Is Bb 2oI
Tarrant- LongmiIer No. Dry Add 2os
Iarranstate NEasEi 36-34-6w DRY ass
Texaco-state a. Nwl NWa l6-S2-5W 100 BbIs 2os
Tarrant- WneyJone No Sw 22S Bb 2sS
[arrant- Wiley Connolly No 2 c swa NE 9-s45w
Iexaco- cHrran No NEi NEl ss25w Bbl 2S7
Texaco -Eiesser No cNI NEl NEl ls-3s-5w 2sT
rexaco-Sec Unit No. 6 SW4 So Bb 800
exaco-Sec 9 Unit No swl sw! 9-s2-5w 100 BbL POS
Morrison C SEA 22-36-6w l4i Bbl 292
ukon Lnndgren No NE Nw3 26-37-5w Bbl ADD. 26T
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
WHITLAsH OIL FIELD

WHITLASH OIL FIELD
Wilde MahOney No CIVIL SEA SW4 23-37-4E
Western Nat Gas-Schafer No SWa SEA l4-37-4E
Western Natural Gas-Turner No / SEA l5-5T-4E
Western Natural Cas- Wallace No Swa NWa lB-s7-4K
Western Natural Qas-State NO. Sc SEA NWA i6-S7N-4K
Western Natural Gas Wallace NO Sec 16-s7N-4E
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont-Scharff No. NWa NE3 3S-22-1TE
Cammont- Pennock No 2 NV NW4 NW4 6-2lN-laE
Emmons- Crosser No. NEA SEA 6-20N-18E
Emmons- Government No. GEL SEA NEa 24-22N-isE
Emmons- Mainland No 2 GEL SCI SE1 4-2N-lBE
Emmons- Mainland No / SW SWa SW4 3-2IN-1aE
Emmons- Pennock No. Sic Nwa NWa e-2l-lsE
Emmons- Melton No. NWa SEA 20-21-l8E
Judith Operating Pennock No. Sea Swa 26-22N-lTE
Kalgpel- Kelvin Emmons No. SW3 SEA 20-21N-lHR
Fenholt No. Sc NW1 SwA 24-21N-lTE
Emmons-Crocker No. Sw Nw4 Sw4 24-2zN-lsE
YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Laurel on Co. No. l. @ Nwa sWa 7-2s-24E
7iverton OIL Co.-Fox No GEL NWa NEa I4-2N-2sE
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
Active Oil and Gas Fields
Depth



BAKER-GLENDIVE
Utes-Beager No NEa swa s-4saE l7B Dbl s7ss
Utilities Unit No 1ss4
U Uai No No e NE s S sws S sssr 5
A-ons Pst-netneots sw1 asossIE o.sS
s Nc NE ETa s SM' sS SSs 81 81
smith Walsh -sohvtnssl aSi l4-aa-aE SIS
suney Ca. and on No Lot P Sec sss- SEE Add s4s
No No Sc G SEA- sH ME- LIRE LIRE rs
kys-khlDaush No c swa sws is-s7-iw Water ADD ASIA
Ontsna Gas oOp aF No sEs N sw, Ea M s as
Montana Gas @ No r. Mwa SEA iss7w aSd s 50
Montana / c Location
Montana Gas B No NE S SEA- Ews sasE a Gas m
Burton .la BOX * E 5H w STHgRsgfTURF' so
BOwDOIN
s.s g g; s No Sc ss NV W. NV ', X s
SSwa Us so ia sE sT s ~: sn ' oOo Gas
sgRa no N1 s sE 59E N Gas 1888
CITY Malta No Sc SEA lssoN a ' salt Was 1901
os Utilities s S M NV s s % S Gas @
DsF8s a' N s
American No l Me- s RISG IsaS.s5E !" D0MA a2s
BUTTON BUTTE
ROWAN a Nc SOU
ru... STAT. ,E BULL u CREEK sEI KS STRUCTURE
r.-r.ns14oons No. 5 SsE SWs s saRTeruRB RIG uD
VIM HsnlOn-Durnin No NV Nwa swa I-isN5W $3.50 5
DANA STRUCTURE I
Gas Co 9M No NV 1 NS SHs ss-ss-s5p DRY s
DEVON FIELD
Smith lAowat No sw swa SEA 7-ss2E Producing
smith Mcdonald No g swa I7-SS-2E
C3es7g
asS aSS aa Sc Ess r. n'n
Q L smith-H Haverson No / NwsNEa 1s-ss-2E Ss G
G. L. smith-Hines No SEA SET 2OSS2E 400 y
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD y
irk-Robinson No Sw sW3 NW4 2-7S-21E n
EAGLE STRUCTURE g
Coolidge 8 cooudse-Forssth Nwa ssS-4E 1902 G
Alex Beason NO SEA SEA as aass ONiD'EK 1872, 6
ELK BASIN FIELD -
Co No HILL
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD IL
Hamilton ct al Nor Farms No
FLAT WILLOW M
Guy Smith Abandoned 179O M
Smith Abandoned 1910 Nj
No NE NE SEA l4N2E Ne
GENOU STRUCTURE % ~
Security ProleumJohnSon "a
HAGAN STRUCTURE Sc
AAoton-Clouher /
HARDIN STRUCTURE So
zig HCET on Gas No 81 owl s Nwa asis SSE $50 sp
Suxzeed -CoTktns
Drought No SIZE Nwa SEA 2s-s2N-sE D uv ,oAot
Elder NO swa SEA 12s4l7E Rig
NJ No 0T Nv sF VT n a s w wss 90
HEATH STRUCTURE -
81 No. 35-I4N
HOBSON DOME Tar
unt Hoven NO STE NE Nwz sO-lES-i5E Rig rar
asst brake No NV SEA swa i4isisr nO rsr
ahead-Iewtstown 100 TAR
Oughman g. stgley sksg No 1880 Tar
LUTHER-FOX DOME WY
aErant-Here No 2 NV 14OO
pam Burgess No / Nwa s8-2riE 1850 Can
MOSS AGATE DOME
Agate synd Rnglng-Ies No Gull
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
Drilling WeIls--Kevin-Sunburst

AronowEnng No l4-35-3W t2oo
Beardslee-Swears c 9-35-2W oBbl ina
Beardsee Bbl I6g3
Big Wet-DahlquiSt 2l-35-3W oil 1742
1e vest JaIiqulst NO 10 CSL SCI Sc 2-353W Oil
Cassidy Phoenix 225e
Coolidge d Coolidge / ion
Crabree- Crabtree 35-32W Aid laos
NO II NE SEA SW4 2435W
Frazer & SmthVan Note 1880
FulIon Petroleum thompson No Sc NEa
5oSsetl-Bugen NO l. Sc SEA NEs 6-34-SW
5oeooer eioeddertz No 4 G SWs Me- 6S5-3W
Agen-eioeddertz NO IA NV SCI
q eioeddertz No CIVIL SCI
oerson NO Sc NEs NEa 26-SS-4W
DRY
rIppen ~ q Gsoloeg NO Sc SEA NWa
NO SW SEA SW3 334W
9oyce no = NEs NE5 N62W
1aeeaS-nlspy NO l! Sc NW4 NW4 5-34-SW
NO NW3 SW3 l-35-lW
q NO NE NEa NWa 2S-353W
eTLson NO DE NEa SEA 7-S52W
No
y 49,. gSnoen NO NV NEa NW3 l4-352W
suEens a0inrook NO. / Q SWa NEa 2-S6-3W
rTevoi No NV NWa
ncNamer NO 3 NV NE3 SW4 29-35-3W
Sn1tn- Welsn-Barth No SW SEA lS-SS-2w
SolTen- ward NO NEa NW3 1-S4-4W
Spencer & KnchelOe- No NV swa spudded
-AnoW No IL CNL NW3
vanuerpas-Ward NO NE NWa NW3 S3-35-SW Water
KeSley-snaw NO IA NV SW2 NEs S5-36-2W Rig
New .ocati0ns--K evin- Srnhuret
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Cobb Iexaco- BLstad No c Nwl SEA 43e5w
Cobb-Jackson No SW3 OH 2B74
] 388
CrumeyJones No 4q5
Glacier Production-Stott
Glacier Productions
Glacier Production A Bb
Glacier Production Anette l
Italo PetToeumCornett No C
JeffrieClark No C SW NW3 3436w 100
Nadeau BrothersFarmer st
Olive OD-Wnkler No. CRL
Pardu Anderson C SE4SW4
Iarant- Reickhoff G Rig
zimmerman No CIVIL SW4
Bonnet No G 832-5W
Texaco-dessler No.
Texaco Lndquist 2 c
Iexaco-Irba MI 5B SW3
Texaco-Tweedy No SW5 2i-35-6W
wagner 73 NO "a NE SEA SEA l2326W
OI6To0A NO
Texaco-Sate c
WILKINSON q PoIer-Anted III No CIVIL Lot Sec l232-5W
New Locations Cut Bank
32-335W Location
31-34-5
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09

Morton Elngson No Me- Nw3 2s-s5-sw Rig
FteVo
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-12-09
New Locations Cut Bank

Santa Rita Rasmussen No 2 NE sw4 SWl 32-3s-5W
Tarrant-Wiey Connolly No. SW SWl NEl 31-34-5W
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
'SWeethearts'
7 o I emple

Jeanette Macdonald and Nell
son Eddy in a grand color and
comedy spirit in musicals. Sweet
hearts" fifth co-starring musical
of the famous singing team, re-
turns Friday to the Temple the
alter.
Technicolor has given both sing
ers more vivid personality, while
the up-to the-minute story devised
for them by Dorothy Parker and
Alan Campbell from the Victor
Herbert operetta provides the stars
W ith comedy characteriZations
which should win them legions of
new followers.
In "Sweethearts' Miss Mac
Donald and Eddy portray two
Broadway musical comedy stars
who are husband and wife in pri-
vate life. Their quarrels, tempera-
mental outbursts and jealousies,
together with their joint attempt
to outwit producer who wants to
prevent them from accepting an
offer from Hollywood, make for
comedy which ID rich in laughter
and at the same time replete with
beautiful and original song and
dance presentations.
The supporting cast includes
Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger. Flor
ence Rice. Mischa Auer, Herman
Bing and Reginald Gardiner.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

TIaNI suO"lNo
BLUE MOUsE-Victor MacLag-
len. Cary Grant. Douglas Fair
banks. jr. and Joan Fontaine
In "Gunga Din." IL :36. 2:l0.
4.4o. 7:i5. $50
MUSIC Bon - Constance Ben
nett and Nancy Kelly in Tail
spin" AS. 4.45. 1855. 1925:
also Jane Withers and Leo Car
rilio In THE Arizona wildcat"
1910. 3:26. $40. 9:35. Question
Box. 7:45.
RIvIERA-Michacl Whalen and
Chick Chandler In The Mys-
FERROUS Miss X" ii:45, 2:25.
sos. 7:45. 1928: also Mary
Carlisle and Richard Byrd in
Fighting Thooughbrcds." / ;05.
3:45. 6:26. Dos.
RONY-Mickey Rooney and
Walter Connolly in THE Ad-
ventures OF Huckleberry Finn"
100. 400. TOO. 1000: also
Glenda Farrell and Barton Mac
Lane in "Torchy Blame In
Chinatown li;45. 2:45. 5:45,
B:45.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bruce and
MELVIN Douglas in There's
That Woman Again" also Ralph
Beliamv and Fav Wray in
smashing the Spy Ring"
COMMUNITY - Reginald owen
and Lynne Carver in "A Christ
mas Carol" also Scot Cotton
and Mary Russell In "Extor-
ton
KAY STREET - Tyrone Power
and Loretta Young in "Suez,"
also Ann sheridan and Mar
garet Lindsay in Broadway
Musketeers."
PARk-Sonia Henie and Rich
ard Greene In MY Lucky Star
also James Newill in ''Renfrew
OF the Royal Mounted"
PROCTOR - Luise Rainier and
Fernand Gravel in THE Great
Waltz" also Paul Kelly and
Rita Hayworth In Juvenile
Court
REALART = The Dead End"
kids in Little Tough Guy"
also Adolph Menjou and Char
lie Mccarthy IN Letter OF In
production"
REM Ronald Coleman and
Frances Dee In "If We're
King" also Anne Shirley and
Ralph Bellamy in Girls
School,"
SHELIs-R bert Montgomery
and virginia Bruce in The
First 100 Years" also Charles
Starrett In The Old wyoming
Trail"
ST. INSET Dick Powell and
Olivia De Havilland in Hard
To Get" also June Lang and
Lynn Bari in Meet the Girls"
TrNPLE-Jame Cagney and
Pat O'Brien In Angels With
Dirty Faces" also Dick Powell
and Anita Louise in Going
Places
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
NORWEGIAN PICTURE
AT KAY ST. MARCH q

Pant" or "Gypsies OF the Sea
Coast" a new Norwegian film d.
rected by Tancred Ibsen of Nor
way, has been booked for q one
days engagement at the Kay
Street thcater next Thursday,
March 21st.
Centering around the sea rovers
Of the rocky southern Norwegian
coasts the film In said to boast
some OF the finest scenery ever
photographed In the Scandinavian
country.
Sonia Wigert and Alfred Maur-
stad are cast in the lead roles. The
film will carry English explanatory
titles. Interesting short subjects
will round out the screen program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

Much of the picture was filmed
on the Sacramento river, serving
for the Mississippi. where the raft
trip of Huck and the runaway
slave. the invasion of the swindlers.
The King" and THE Duke, and
the race of river steamer to save
the slave from a lynch mob, were
staged.
Lynne Carver and 10 Ann Savers
play the heiresses whom Huck
saves by exposing two crooks.
Eliza beth Risdon is seen as the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

Locking for 4 bargain in 4
washing machine Turn now to the
Want Ad page.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Cooks And Walters Dance at Coliseum

Further testifying to the popu-
larity of Joe Thomas and his
Dukes of Rhythm, the local Cooks
and Walters union have engaged
him and his swing band to supply
the music for a gala ball which
they will hold tomorrow night at
the Greenwich Coliseum.
The following night the regular
Saturday night program will be in
effect with the Sawmill and Lum-
Der Workers local No. 1852 doing
the honors as sponsors of a big
dance card which will be free to
the members of the local who pre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
THE First Ono Hundred
Years" AZ Shell TODAY

It's hard to believe that anyone
would want to sue lovely Virginia
Bruce for alimony but Robert
Montgomery does 1t to the tune of
S4OO a month in THE First Hun
bred Years" the merry marital
comedy currently on view at the
Shell theater Warren William,
Binnie Barnes and Alan Dinehart
also figure in the amusing pro-
ceedings.
Charles Starrett il also seen at
the Shell in THE Old Wyoming
Mail"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

sent their dues books or work
cards at the door.
Joe has arranged some especially
enticing numbers for the two eve
nings, which promise to bring
capacity throngs to the big down.
town ball room.
Everyone is invited to attend the
weekend celebra tions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17
Chandler and
Whelan Seen
Rowing Reporters" in New
Adventure: Mary Carlisle
IN Race Track Story

The Mysterious Miss X"
Republic feature which opens
today 1t the Riviera theater,
presents the intriguing prob
lem Of . theatrical Scotland
Yard man actually being mis-
taken for q real London de-
tective. Michael Whalen and
Chick Chandler of the Rowing
Reporter series are the fea-
tured stars.
Michael whalen and Chic Chand-
Ter a. ths Rowing Reporter" series
are the featured stars.
'The Mysterious Mi@ X" y a
mystery picture with plenty Of
acfton and comedy. The latter sup
plied By Chandler and Mabel Todd.
Other supporting roles are filed by
Regis Toomey, Don Douglas,
Wade Boteler, and Dorothy Tree.
0us Mems directed for Republic
under Associate Producer Herman
0chlom.
Mary Carlisle in cast opposite
Ralph Byrd IN the other new
Riviera attraction, Fighting
Thoroughbred" q lifting tale Of
rivalry between race horses and
parallel rivalry between two candi-
datss for Mary's affections. Rob-
srt Allen plays the second male
lead. and among the list Of sup
porting players ara such favorites
- Marvin. Stephens. George Hayes,
Victor Kilian. Charles Wilson, Ed
die Brian, Charles Foy, Don Rowan
and Kenneth Duncan.
Looking for 4 bargain IN q b
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widow Douglass, the boys bene-
factress.
"Torehy Blame in Chinatown"
the seventh picture in the popular
Warner Bros. series. also comes
to the Roxy today with Glenda
Farrell again portrayins the smart
and saucy newspaper reporter she
has made famous as a screen
character and Barton MacLans
again in the role of Lieut.. Steve
Mcbride, the slow but sure de-
tective whom she likes but also
annoys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-17

Mickey Rooney Enacts
'HuckIeberry Finn at Roxy
Talented Juvenile Reereates Twains Famous Character;
Walter Connolly, Lynne Carver in Supporting Cast;
GIenda Farrell as "Torchy Blame in Chinatown

Mickey Rooney the at the Roxy today IN MS
first solo starring vehicle Mark Twain The Adventures
of Huckebery Finn successor to Tom Sawyer. The
adventures dramatic comca and pathetic while seeking to
runaway slave to escape free state in the days before
A. T;,I,r
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-12-28
Dixie Viewpoint
BY
LEONARD ROAM

Without coming right out and
saying in as many words: II do
not choose to run in 1940," Mr..
Roosevelt has been dropping ma
ny broad hints to that effect.
From Washington to Hyde Park
to Warm Springs he has left a
trail of differences in all of the
public utterances in which he has
even nearly approached the sub
ject of third term.
Perhaps the most significant
came during his Thanksgiving
visit to Georgia when he told cit
liens Of Warm Springs that if
they wanted a new post office
they'd better get busy right away
and ask for it. +
what have we left?" he asked
the Georgians. ''Only little more
than year. And 7 doubt if the
next. administration would give
you post office"
The Hyde Park Edifice
This followed his declaration at
Hyde Park where, while laying a
cornerstone for the building that
is to house his private papers, he
told the gathering that the struc-
ture would be completed and his
papers installed therein by the
spring Of 1941. It is not believed
that a President, seeking four
more years, would put his IN
| COMPLETE documents on dis
play.
Genuine Wish To Retire
Mr.. Roosevelt, in reaching a de-
cision on the third term subject,
undoubtedly is actuated by a gen.
uine wish to retire to private life.
But still the shrewd politician
that he always has been he never
theless can perceive the sentiment
throughout the land against
third term for anyone.
The most recent Gallup poll in
dicates this sentiment, feeling
that is especially obvious in the
South where tradition is taken
seriously. The Gallup poll, using
a who's Who" list of voters, is
as follows:
Would vote for FIR in 1910, 21ao
Would not vote for him, 1870
Opinion In Washington
Ever since the repeal of the en-
barge and passage of the new
neutrality law, experienced cor
respondents in Washington have
been writing that it is the opinion
in informed political circles that