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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

Aircraft exports from the United Kingdom rose, from 1897 to 1888, ap- proximately 45 per cent; in Ger many, for the same period. they rose approximately 82 per cent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

are members of Congress. One of them is Dudley White, Republican from Ohio.
 This reporter was talking with White in the House cloakroom re- gently, when another Ohio Repub- lican strolled up. White thought of gag on the spur of the moment and proceeded to execute it.
 Congressman Blank" he said, pulling the reporter forward, T want you to meet Bruce Townsend. He's the son of old Doc Townsend, and he's here checking up on the way we fellows voted on his dads pension bill"
 Congressman Blank had had an active filtration with the Townsend ties, but had finally voted against the Townsend bill, and he enjoyed meeting the supposed son of Dr. Townsend about as much as Trotsky would enjoy running into a band of Stalin's Ogpu on 8 dark night. But he rallied manfully, and spent a good IS minutes explaining how he approved of old-age pensions in principle and believed that Dr. Townsend was doing a great work, but could not, in conscience, vote for the famous revolving pension fund.
 White sat back and enjoyed 1t, while sizable ring of his col- leagues looked on and swallowed their smiles. Tn the end, White rang down the curtain on 1t by turning to the reporter solemnly and saying: "Well, Bruce, I can't blame you for working for your dad on this-I'd probably do the same thing-but honest, now, don't you agree that your father is the cheap- est blank -blank-blank unhung?" CARTER MUST
 WAIT
 It looks as if Ober1in M. Garter would have to wait a while longer for final action on his plea for re- storation of his good name.
 The bill, sponsored by Congress- man Jenkins of Ohio, which would reinstate the former army captain in the rank from which he was busted 40-odd years ago on charges of permitting graft on an army construction job, is expected to meet with objection when 1t comes up presently on the private calendar.
 If that happens, 1t will go back to the Military Affairs Committee, and probably will not come before the House for action until next ses- sion.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

A new record of 4i0.237.000 pas- seneer miles now belongs to one Of Americas leading transport 'com- panies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01
BRUCE CATIONS
 WASHINGTON COLUMN
Strike Results Will Boomerang Back On Reliefers, Say WPA Heads
By BRUCE CATION Waterbury Democrat Washington Correspondent

Washington 1.-The private opinion here that the abore prevailing strike thing hat could possibly served the ordinary
 u As they see it, 1t the time being at au protests against the WPA law when did failing did, getting the amended; extremely hard for relief clients hearing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-08-01

CIIellIS are gong to tmd good reason to protest in the near future.
 By the end of this month, some
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20

Thurston, Virginia Smythe; Walla
Walla, Myrtle Dahl; Wahkikum,
Joanna Plowden; Whatcom, Louise
Nordsen; Whitman. Elizabeth Par
ny. and Yakima, Mary Doe Maybin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
MAY COMBINE
HEALTH DEPTS.

DR.. Ralph Gregg, city health
director. urged through Mayor
Kaufman Wednesday that a COM
mittee be appointed to investigate
the advisability Of consolidating
city and Pierce county health de-
partments.
DR.. Gregg made his proposal IN
= long letter tn the mayor, sug-
costing the mayor lay the plan be-
fore the council.
The council voted Wednesday to
authorize appointment of such a
committee.
Gregg said he felt a larger de-
partment would insure selection Of
more competent personnel, would
prove more efficient and pointed
to a section II the charter spe-
officially providing for such con-
solidation IL the council at any
time deemed it wise.
Mayor Kaufman indicated he
was not yet prepared to name the
committee.
The same idea suggested TO the
council two years ago was voted
down because the reorganization
placed too great an expense bur-
den upon the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
Notdbles Coming
For Jubilee Dinner
Distinguished Guests From All Over
State to Attend Affair Thursday Eve

state. and Harry Lswton. State
commander Of the American Le-
Rion.
The meeting will then he turned
over to Heath, who will INTRODUCES
the honored guests Of the evening
those washingtonians who have
distinguished themselves IN many
fields the nation over.
They include such names ~
Helene Madison. who still holds
many worlds swimming records:
Viola wssterlain. nationally-recog-
nized violinist: Peggy Strong.
artist; Henry Drum, mayor of Ia
coma 50 years ago; Albert johnson.
former member of congress for 20
years; Rowena Lung Alcorn.
artist; Freddie Steele, former
worlds middleweight boxing cham
pion: June Harrah. sculptures:
sigrid Bergersen. women's inter-
collegiate rifle champion: Jack
westland, former member Of u. s.
Walker Cup golf team; Rufus
Woods. editor Of wenatchee World
and generally credited with being
one Of prime instigstors Of the
Ccuiee dam: Doug WEIGH, ma
tionally-known writer Of humorous
fiction; Royal Rrougham, one Of
the nations best-known sports
writer's, and many others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
QUEEN WILL Be
FETED FRIDAY

Although only five counties have
entered princesses to compete Tor
the title of Miss Washington al
the Golden Jubilee queens banquet
and coronation ball Friday night al
Hotel Winthrop. each Of the states
80 counties will be represented by
a charming girl. It was announced
Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Frsnich. runner
up to Hostess Queen Amy Lou
Murray in the Jubilee contest, will
be Miss Pierce County. Other
counties which will send entrants
include King, snohomish. Kittitas
and jefferson.
The remaining - girls live in
Tacoma and vicinity and were
selected by the Junior Chamber Of
Commerce, sponsor Of the dinner
and dance.
They include. along with the
counties they are to represent:
Adams. Florella Milleson; Aso-
tin. Marye Shields; Benton, Vir-
ginia Boon; Chelan, Virginia
Howard; Clallam, Carol Nootna-
gel; Clark, Rita Croteau; Columbia,
Jeanne Roberts. Cowlitz, Genevieve
Fay; Douglas. Jean Marie; Ferry,
Prudence Henry; Franklin, Lenore
Turner; Garfield. Margie Moeller;
Grant, vi Hammer; Grays Hsrbor,
Anita Johnson: Island, Leva At
kins. Kitsap. Mary Nasmyth;
Klickitst, Estelle James; Lewis,
Jane Doten; Lincoln, Phyllis
Graves, and Mason, June Wal
lacker.
Okanogan, Beulah Eskildsen; Pa
cific, Marjorie Lucille Reid; Pend
Orielle, Elsie Hauge; San Juan,
Lucille johnson; Skagit, Jessie
Williamson; Skamania. Katherine
Franich; Spokane, Patricia Nc
Graw: Stevens, Florence johnson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Divorce actions were filed in
Pierce county superior court by
Gladys Irene against Lloyd F. Pit
man, ground cruelty; Anna against
Carl A. Anderson, incompatibility;
Grace against Newman Sanborn,
abandonment; La Vern against
Ernest Brais, incompatibility, and
Elsa M. against Paul G. Momm-
sen, incompatibility. Granted in
terlocutory DEGREES Tuesday after
noon were Clara V. from Leroy
L. Isacson, Thomas G. from Edith
NJ. Wood, and r. J. from Lillian
Cameron.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
People In
The Mu,s

Rex Rodgers. 17-year-old ccc
enrollee at Salem. Ore, called po-
lice for help in starting his car.
They arrested him and charged
him with stealing the vehicle a
few hours before Shanta Apte.
Bombay. India. movie star, ended
a two-dsy hunger strike today on
her physicians advice. She had
been fasting because directors OF
her film company refused to give
her a vacation with pay $500.
A SHERIDAN Downey For Presi-
dent" club was announced today IN
San Francisco by George Peak,
head Of a publicity firm. The an
nouncement followed a statement
by DIR. Francis =. Townsend that
sit will take glamour boy to be
elected president in 1910 -- and
Sheridan Downey is a glamour
boy" Haywood Broun, widely
known columnist, whose contract
with the New York World-Tele-
gram expires in December, adver-
tised for job today in the New
York Post. He described the ad as
a "feeler." revealing that his pres
ent employers had not approached
him concerning renewing his con-
tract
Interchangeable Robert Bur-
gunder jr., today resumed reading
the book. Man, The Unknown
by DIR. Alexis Carrel, in an effort
to finish II before he dies In Ari-
zona's lethal gas chamber. He
was found guilty Tuesday of muir
dering Jack Peterson, an automo-
bile salesman John L. Lewis,
clio head who got his start organ
izing coal miners, was asked today
to form a Chorus Girls union. The
request came from the shapely
girls who decorate Earl CAROLS
night club in Hollywood :.
Gen. John J. Pershing left today
for Paris by motor car from AK
en- Provence, France, leaning on
the arm of his secretary as he
walked to the car. He was to have
left Monday, but suffered a
stomach silment =. Gov. Gustavo
Talamantes, of Chihuahua state,
Mexico has ordered all bar rooms
closed at the city of Juarez, across
the international boundary from
Ell Paso. About 200 establishments
are affected ;.
Gov. Luren ID. Dickinson, of
Michigan. who recently charged he
found high life" during his visit
at the governors conference in
Albany, N. Y, today said he wants
to be the first to sign = petition
to recall him. The petition was
started by John B. Corliss, a De-
troit real estate agent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
Dress Rehearsal
Set For Tonight

Dress rehearsal for the Golden
Jubilee pageant. Saga Of the
West" which was interrupted by
rain Tuesday night, will pick up
where ii left off Wednesday night
at 7:30 o'clock. II was announced
by Director William Mariatt.
He requested that everyone sp-
pearing in the following scenes be
present at the stadium: Wedding.
railroad, Gov. Ferry at Olympia,
Gay e0s. bicycle, allies and jack
les, and the entire finale, including
the nations, sea scouts. courtiers.
guards, attendants, pages. queens.
queens carriers, Daughters of
Union Veterans. and all drum and
bugle corps units.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
ice COMMITTEE
HAS Rail PLANS

WASHfNGT0S-Fiouse In te p
state commerce committee has
approved legislation designed to
aid the railroad industry. House
leaders prepared 10 take II up soon.
probably this week
The bill. prepared under direction
of Chairman Clarence y. Ira. D.,
Calf. In substitute for the
Wheeler bill. passed several weeks
ago by the senate. Major proyi-
sions Of the bill are:
Forwarding carriers doing
800. 0oo. 900 Of business q year
would be brought under interstate
commerce commission regulation.
9-Water carriers would be placed
4 under the same regulatory
agency.
3-ICC would be empowered to
- establish maximum and mimi
mum through rates for rail and
water carriers, and prescribe diff
ferentisls between the two types
Of transportation agencies.
Acc would be required to IN
augurate 4 sweeping investiga-
ton of railroad rate differentials
which the south and west complain
places them at the economic mercy
of the Industrial east, and TO cor
rect any Illegal differentials.
S-The federal government would
- pay part Of the cost Of railroad
bridges over navigable streams,
the railroads bearing the cost pro-
portionate to their own benefits,
instead Of the entire cost a. under
present law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
City Buys Land
For GraUel Pit

BY resolution Wednesday the city
council authorized purchase Of 10
acres Of land south of Tacoma for
a city gravel pit. TO cost Sl.4s5.
The resolution. proposed by
Commissioner Bergersen, called
for acquisition of the land half a
mile south Of the Seven Mile house
and between the Pacific highway
and the n. ?. right of way. Jesse
o. Thomas. IT,. is the seller.
Bergersen said a suitable pit
was not obtainable for a reason
able price in Tacoma and that test
holes sunk in the proposed site
had shown II a good source OF
supply Of gravel and similar road
materials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20

with = host Of notsbles expected
- attend. the program for ths
Golden Jubilee homecoming dinner
Thursday night At 9 o'clock in
Hotel winthrop's crystal ballroom
WAS announced Wednesday by Al.
bert H. Heath, chairman.
Capt. Dobhsie. star radio enter.
tainer. acting ~ master Of cere-
monies, viii introduce In turn:
Mayor J. J. Kaufman, Harry p.
Cain. Jubilee general chairman.
and honorary chairmen Of the
celebration including Gov. Clarence
d. Martin. N. B. Coffman, Che
halls; Thomas d. Aldwell, Port
Angeles; W. p. Bonney. Tacoma;
John Hartman. Seattle: Or. 8. B. L.
Penrcss, walla walla: Mrs. =. A.
Shade. spokane: H. A. shaw,
Yakima. and rufus Woods,
Wenatches.
D1stingu1ahed Guests
Dobbsis also will introduce the
following Euesfs: Leo weisfield,
Seattle; Lyle Abrahamson. Ia
coma: Chaplin D. Foster, Centralia:
=. Mecovsrn. Seattle. and Bob
4ayes-aI members Of the WASH
lngtsn state Progress commission:
Nh. ~ Reevss, SECRETARY 1t
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
FIRECRACKERS TABOO
DURING JUBILEE WEEK

Chief of Police Einar Langseth
warned Wednesday that anybody
found shooting firecrackers on
downtown streets during the
Golden Jubilee will be liable to
instant arrest.
Langseth said that there will
be many horses on the streets and
an exploding firecracker might
cause one of the animals to bolt,
resulting in possible serious injury
to pedestrians.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
TWO LAB0RERS KILLED
IN WEST WASHINGTON

REATTLE-Two laborers were
killed in construction accidents In
Western Washington Tuesday.
Louis Umhefer, WPA carpenter o.
Seattle, employed on construction
Of hangar at Sand Point naval
air station. was killed instantly
when he fell 30 feet off a scaffold-
ing. William Richards, middle
aged laborer Of Barring, working on
Stevens pass highway. died at
Scenic after rock dislodged by
a dynamite blast struck him on the
head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20

Attractive Apiece Butt Walnut
Veneer. kelobra Wood Trimming.
Dresser 81 ms. wide. with s deep
drawers. full dustprocf construc-
ton. Vanity SO In. wide with
Sox4s-in. plate glass mirror. Up
holstered bench. Was <l69.50, now
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
NELSON ASKS COURT
TO REVIEW DISMISSAL

Application for superior court
review of the discharge of City
Police Patrolman NJ. c. Nelson
was filed Wednesday. Patrolman
Nelson was released May 20 by
Safety Commissioner Holmes East
wood and the dismissal sustained
by the commission on May 81.
Superior Judge r. M. Card
called for records on the case by
July 81. Also set for hearing that
date was another application for
writ of review, filed by Roy
ASKING, dismissed as garbage
truck driver by former Garbage
Supt. Amos Booth, Jan. 81. That
firing also was sustained by the
commission Feb. 7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
EASTWOOD IS SPEAKER
AT N. W. FIRE COLLEGE

Safety Commissioner Holmes
Eastwood was in Spokane Wednes-
day and scheduled to be one of the
speakers there at the annual north
west fire college. Five northwest
ern states were represented at
conference of fire department off
ficials engaged in four-day study
of fire fighting methods.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
Arm Is Cut in
Fall at Home

A wet bathroom floor at his
home caused Albert Casperson, Is,
of 2517 So. Ferry st, to lose his
footing and plunge his right hand
and arm through a window about
1:30 o'clock Wednesday morning.
Casperson was taken to Tacoma
General hospital by police ambu-
lance for treatment of three
inch cash on his arm. Police said
Casperson had been downtown
celebrating the Golden Jubilee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
TOWNSEND MEETINGS

Thursday-k. c. hall, 9Th ave.
and Steele st; Hawthorne No. 20,
306 Ea. 30th st; South Tacoma
No. s, st. John hall. So. 5sth and
Puget Sound ave.
Friday Eatonville No. 1, !. o.
o. F. hall; University Place No. 35,
gym at schoolhouse; South Sum-
NIT No. 33, Community hall.
Sunday South Prairie No. 1
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Maletzky
1131n Commerce St. z p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-20
APPEAL Is FILED

Appeal from police court sen
tence of 5000 or 100 days in Jail
was filed in superior court We'd
nesday by Jack Rogers, sentenced
July IA by Justice Clarence z.
Layton, as acting police Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
McLaglen Plays
Army Sergeant

Victor McLaglen, whose por-
trayals of virile, two-fisted roles
are widely known. gives one of his
most powerful characterizations in
RKO Radios "Gunga Din," in
which he is teamed with Cary
Grant and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.,
at the Roxy this week
In this epic perturbation of the
famous Rudyard kipling ballad,
McLaglen plays a hard-boiled SER
geant in the British army who'll
fight at the drop of a hat. either
for fun or otherwise. Grant and
Fairbanks are seen as his two
equally devil-may-care buddies.
The three are co-starred in a cast
that boasts Joan Fontaine, Sam
Jaffe, Eduardo Ciannelli, Montagu
Love, Robert Coote and Abner
Biberman and others in prominent
roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
FIRST SHOWING

KI0CA
BLUE MOUsE-Tyrone Power.
Nancy Kelly and Henry Fonda
in jesse James," 1905. ESQ.
ass. TAO. Gas.
LAKEWOOD - Marika Rockk.
John Heesters and Leo Selzak
in "Gasperone" 1.-THE Robbers
Bride') TAO. e:2o.
MUSIC BOX-Adolph Menjou
and Jack Haley in Thanks for
everything" 1885. 4:25. tbs,
1910: also Joan Blondell and
Pat O'Brien In of the Rec
ord" IL 80. sos. 5:55. o:45.
RIvIERA-Jamcs Dunno and
Rochelle Hudson IN Pride OF
the Navy" 1910. sos. b .35.
800. 1925: also Glenda Farrell
ll:3o. lob. $40. '6:45. 9:l6.
ROxY-Cary Grant. victor
MacLaglen. Douglas FAIRBANKS.
r., and Joan Fontaine in
"Gunga Din" IL 80. 2:l0. 4.5o.
7:30, 1918: also THE March OF
Time" l:50. 4:3o. tbs. e:b5.
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Jack BENNY and
Joan Bennett in ARTISTS and
Models Abroad: also Jack Holt
and Beverly Roberts IN Tho
Strange Case of Or. Meade"
COMMUNITY - Wayne Morris
and Priscilla Lane in Brother
Rat. also Paul Kelly and
Lorna GRAY In Adventure In
Sahara"
KAY sTREET-Deanns Durbin
and MELVIN Douglas in That
Certain Age: also Louis Hay
ward in "Midnight Intruder"
PARK-Florcncc Rice and Dem
mis- O'Kecfe In Vacation From
Love-: also Fav Wray and Bob
Armstrong In king Kong"
PROCTOR-Wayne Morris and
Priscilla Lane in Brother Rat.
also Shirley Ross and Lloyd
Nolan In Prison Farm"
REALART--Lsiise Rainer. Fer
nand Gravel and Hugh Herbert
IN The Great Waltz"
REx--Bing Crosby and Fred
NacMurray In Sing. You Sin
ners": also Edith Fellows and
Richard F1ske in Tho Little
Adventures"
SHELL - Robert Paige and
JacQueline Wells In Highway
Patrol: also Gordon Oliver and
Marian March In Youth On
Parole. also wayne Morris In
THE Kid Comes Back"
SUNSET - Tyrone Power and
Loretta Young In "Sucz": also
Penny Singleton and Arthur
Lake In "Bloneiic."
TEMPLE-Mickev Rooney and
Lewis stone In "Out West With
the Hardys." also Lionel Barry
more and Lew Ayres In young
DR. kildare"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

Jack Benny at his funniest, Hol-
lywood ranking beauties at their
most glamorous, gay story about
madcap Americans on the loose in
Paris and four hit songs will be
offered to local moviegoers start
ing today at the Beverly theater,
when Paramount shows its big
musical comedy Artists and
Models Abroad" In his first pic
ture in more than a year, Benny
is assisted by lovely Joan Bennett,
his new leading lady; the Yacht
Club Boys, Mary Boland and Char
ley Grapewin.
Portraying a doctor for the first
time. cleaning up a corrupt medi-
cal situation, Jack Holt appears at
the Beverly in "The Strange Case
of DR.. Meade Beverly Roberts,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

Heart of the North, which viii
return to the Temple theater We'd
nesday. deals with the modern
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
the sort who use airplanes. How
ever, the territory covered is at
or near a far-north fort on the
Mackenzie river, with hunters.
trappers, miners; the hold-up of a
Mackenzie stern-wheeler, a murder
and a pursuit; in general the whole
list of problems Of this modern
frontier and is guardians Of law,
order and justice.
In top roles are Gale Page,
Gloria Dickson. Dick Foran, Janet
Chapman (child starlet), Patric
Knowles, James Stephenson. Allen
Jenkins and Anthony Averill. Nat
ural scenery locations figure heav-
lily in the picture for the stress
throughout is on realism.
A rollicking story of romance,
adventure and laughs in a trailer
brings Freddie Bartholomew and
Judy Garland to the Temple to-
morrow in Listen, Darling"
Others in the cast of the picture
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

Co-starred for the first time. and
~.,.ctsc t..m caro,e Iom-
@rd .rd LAM. sfew.rt NAV prin-
-sns, rnS.s whi,. prominently fca-
-t,ss,-,, ~ n ur,,.u.i u,nnortinr cast
-. ~. .cr..r nofa hes Charles
Cnh.,,r fmcil~ watsor Ruth Wes-
-. ncr.Id pr,v~s Eddie Or,,llan
.Ss.,~v Dsvernerf Father DALE
An. v-,~sr INA T,,I,v N.r.hsu
xmcrr ~ cth.r ,,srh~rs NJ the
rs-t ,.ys,,rs -. IN. . "u,ho,s
49,. - uo,,v,.,r,,,d.s .nnrort,ng
49,, !. n,iis rsve ons-fime star
r;,.rt film. who Ma we'd IN the
10 .si..t r,ct,,r. .var waa. aThe
Cod,ess Girl" and now is making
..,~.as.r - ~. .r~..,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
GIFT OF 5000 BIRDS

ITHACA, N. "a collection Of
5000 birds gathered by the late
Frank Wright of Auburn has been
donated to the Cornell university
department Of ornithology.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

halted at suburban Gordon Heights
by Shannon.
Il saw her driving past and she
looked like a little girl" Shannon
explained. Il stopped her because
she looked too young to drive a
car.
But I soon found out she was
not a kid. She was a regular little
wildcat. She shrieked that I had
no right to stop her, that l was
OBTAINING her without cause, and
generally acted like a bunch of
wildfire.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

'Heart of the NORTH" To
7 op I empleOnWednesday

include Walter Pidgeon. Alan Hale
and Scotty Beckett.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
FOOTBALL ACE

Gordon Jones, who appears with
James Dunn and Rochelle Hudson
in pride of the Navy" Republic
film now on the Riviera theater
screen, intended becoming a foot
ball coach after winning all-Ameri-
can laurels on the U.C.L.A. foot
ball team. But he switched to
radio work, and this led him to a
film career.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08

DLt tOil itu 4
ed he had cap
tured a bunch
OF wildfire,
Katharine Hep
burn, stage and
screen star.
Miss Hepburn,
accompanied by
two women and
a m a n, W a $
d irwin & from
Philadelphia to
w a S h i n 6 ton
when she was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
ARTISTS AND MODELS ABROAD" AND 1.-THE
STRANGE CASE OE DR. MEADE' Al BEVERLY

Noah Beery. Jr., Barbara Pepper.
Helen jerome Eddy, Paul Everton
and Russell Simpson head the
large cast. Lewis d. Collins di-
rected, from a screen play by Cor
don Rigby.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
LITTLE GIRL" TURNS
OUT TO Be BIG STAR

WILM1 n TON. Dial. - State
Trooper Joseph Shannon thought
he was stopping little girl who
looked too young to drive a car"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-08
.Mischa Auer With Little
Tough Guys In Society"
Sehnicks Made for Each Ofher Tells Of Modern Couple
Houndsd By Economic Conditions; Edward Everett
Horizon and Mary Bolsnd Featured in Comedy

The tense and thrilling story of Jane and John Mason
average moderday couple deeply in love but bounded by
opposing economic conditions unfolded in the film
drama Made for Each Other, David O. Seznick produc
which has its premiere showing at the Music Box theaer
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