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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

Joel McCrea and Jeffrey Lynn,
while they were working together
in Espionage Agent" the War
ner Bros. picture now at the Roxy
theater, found themselves with
more to study than merely their
.lines." Each day the two actors
were led over to large maps Of the
world by Director Lloyd Bacon and
were given an hours study of geo.
graphy.
The maps used by Director Ba-
con in his daily geography lesson
showed Europe in 1914-before the
first World War-and the many
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

Ten big acts OF professional
vaudeville talent, headed by the
Stroud Twins, radio pals of Charlie
Mccarthy. will be offered. Fea-
tured viii be the 20-person troupe
OF Hollywood Stsrlets from Bing
Crosby's "Star Maker"
Throughout, the very best Of
talent has been booked. From r.
X. o. and Paramount studios come
Betty Burgess and Sonny Lamont,
who will be seen in Design for
Laughing" skit.
Other acts include Frank Evers
and Dolors, dances on the wire;
Arnie Hartman, accordion maniac;
Tellman, the illusionist and his
mystic maids; Zobedie and Margie,
balancing thrills; Evers and La
mont, comedy: Clarence Stroud,
master Of ceremonies.
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quaint his actors with the story
of Espionage Agent" which in
wolves international intrigue.
McCrea almost broke. up one
''lesson" when he noticed that q
map showing the South Pole re-
gions did not include the discoy-
cries of an old friend, Admiral
Richard Evelyn Byrd. Mccrea re-
fused TO go on with his lesson un-
til a new map showing Hearst
Land, Byrd Land and Rupert Land
was procured.
On the same bill is The Flying
Deuces," with Laurel a. Hardy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

know what | mean.
still believe there is a Santa Claus !. in fact know
there is and just because do not always get what want
doesn't change the situation any,
theater Saturday Mccarthy"
krngeiand Claus
much his old
OF course the first question that popped into my mind
was . what am going to get for Christina ,s.,
North
"A perfect motion picture" shot right back at him!
"0h know YOU" said Santa, "you drama editor
and you have been bad boy this past am to believe
the big book in fact, have been almost bad
haven't propaganda" answered,
perhaps not Santa replied but you have de- bunked
lot of motion pictures In fact you have done than
that you have made people very unhappy by your
writings and there those in Tacoma who they in
shoes, wouldn't give you the celophane wrapping off
THE truth always hurts said "and folks get mad when
they hear it,"
And you always tell the truth"7 asked the little
who sees all and knows all ~, ,,..ou..,.,
We'll nearly always replied this time bit discouraged
at the way things going
Snow we are getting somewhere" said Santa "and
going to grant wish, much doubt your WORTH
really going to give perfect picture
shouted
Yes" replied Santa Claus Gone With the Wind'
"Ah nuts" I said to myself as walked away there Is
Santa Claus all right but sometimes he's awuy hard to get along
with or is it mel
What Did She Get?
revealed for the first time event
befe him Christmas Eve 1888 while his search for
Scarlet oHara was at its height To his home came huge box
When the crate opened iooot repro
cover there Civil War
She sad Il Scarlet oar stepping out of the pages
Wind" She didn't get the roenor any other
in the picture.
OVERRIDING 1t!
would to your reporter that Warner Brothers
working Bette Davis bit too hard that she appears to
be showing up picture with the regularity of rent day.
Bette great actress all will but the star doesn't
live who barge on us every few weeks in new picture
and get away with it.
AS recall, the Warner Brothers fight about
that same failing too many pictures year and
Cagney got fed up on it.
Pass The Cigars!
W. Van Dyke H. M.G-M director took time out from
II Take This Woman to pass the cigars. The reason-Win
Stewart Van Dyke r He has two other children Bar
bara and w. S. Van Dyke iii.
Buys "Vagabond King
rights vagbond King" have been secured from
will prepared starring vehicle for
Nelson Eddy
alalaika" coarng Iona Massey Sc: for release
month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
KEATOR CHAPTER TO
ELECT new OFFICERS

Keator chapter. order Of De-
Molay. will elect officers Monday
evening at s O'Clock at Horsfall
hall, 3sth and Yakima ave. Plans
for installation of officers elected
will also be discussed.
The Mothers club will present
their annual Christmas party.
A visitation from Auburn Is ex-
pected to attend.
Visiting Masons and DeMolay
are invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

In the orchestra pit win be
i5-piece veteran vaudeville or
chestra. conducted by Max Frolic.
Preceding the curtain call at SIS
will be organ music by Arnold
LeYerenz.
The Vaudeville Hit Parade,
staged by the Stocking Filters. Is
presented a. benefit for 1000
children and 800 families which tho
Christmas happiness spreaders
hope to take care Of this Christ
mas. All funds from the show
will be used to change tears TO
cheers" In Tacoma.
Tickets will be available tonight
at the Temple theater box office.
The doors open at 1880 p. m, the
show starting at SIS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
Joel McCrea In Thrilling
Story Or Foreign Service

subsequent maps necessitated by
the shifting boundaries Of the past
three years.
1t was not for amusement that
Director Bacon went through the
daily geography lesson but to ac-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19
nnooKLyN ENGLISH

Ann sothsrn, WIN IL playing
Ethel Tarp 81 Fisthush. Brooklyn.
In "A Call on the President" has
received . round robin signed by
20 residents Of Flssbush remind
ing her that they also talk English
In Brooklyn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

william uArxan. irene Herxe4.
Alan rsnshsrt, waiter wsaif
King. persshy Arnold ard n
nrsndsi had shs eass u th< finn.
u = the newest shiiI<r from II
stuala thai made TIM Lon chsn<y
pictures, "pfaeuls.~ ''rhe invlslhls
Man. The three "Frsnksnstssn-
thriilsrs and others
In fact. The Hon~~ NJ rsar.~
sinry ~ haekstsxs murder sad
subsequent maehlnstiaHs AZ Z
dead sesnf's "Hhoss." wss phats.
Krsphed os the sssdla's famed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

eV/JHDUlJ llalStNSNNNW
I Talk to Santa!

/ Talk to Santa!
They say a fellow never grows up
=. that is, not il he's anywhere near
normal. so | guess | must be some
where in the vicinity because Christ
mas is .'hot STUFF for me il you
know what | mean.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-12-19

nisieva sh>ssss ~oay satps0 - - - - ur
IT, Meane - rsss.- :.
Latest mystery drama from the sudIo that M -
duced outstanding share AZ Hoywoos super1kcekpsA
unlsersArs This House at Fear viii open tnoy q 80
Riviera theater.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
MARRIAGELICENSES

Marriage license applications
have been filed with County Audi
tor S. Clifford Davis by Nevoy
Willis Gostel, 20. of Strawn, Ill,
and Virginia Irene Lohan, is, of
2233 So. 18th st, Tacoma; Richard
Winter, 25, of SIG So. K st. and
Rita Coletto o'Day, 81, of s34 So.
Sprague St, both Tacoma; Earl
Lester Bortle, %, OF 32251s Ea.
Grandview ave, and Dot Lane. IT,
of 1928 Ea. Wright ave, both
Tacoma; Carroll Marcho. SO. of
Bend. Ore, and Fay E. Morgan,
50, of Napa, Cal: o. Nelson Cook,
50, Of Route 6. Tacoma, and Rene
May Smith, 35. of Route s, Ia
coma; Walter William Loss, 81,
of Wilkeson. and Grace Velma
Policy, "a, OF Portland, Ore; Pal
mer Paris, "a, Of Florence, Ore,
and Doris Elenora Lauritz, "a, of
4324 So. d st, Tacoma: Edward
Albert Baker, IS, Of Route 5. Box
7os, Tacoma. and Amy Ruth Mum
sen, 81, OF 1922 No. 40th ST., Ia
coma; James Cockrell Howe, jr.,
"a, of Avenal, Cal, and Lois Marie
Evanson, rs, of 5633 So. Puget
Sound ave. Tacoma; John Curran
Gable. rs, and Anna Marie Maiers,
20, both of Yakima.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
JURY IS TAKEN TO
SCENE OF ACCIDENT

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a~stax sh~ pat ton dags ts eues
nsesaoe via sh1 tszuoe persunzl
lagars sat az E.si sna olsa haa.
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isahxsle eosFt apartments on sth
ass. Was lskxn o. The apartment
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~es lnlssrsst when ans stepped
thnp4sh a doorway into ~hal shs
thseeht ~as . Bathroom ln ths
CFsse apartments and fell Down
Basement stairs. Bhe commended
ih~ cfssas ~srs fssponsihls for
The accident. IN that Tie stairway
was not gElnminsted.
Thr eas~ waa expected 60 90 10
tbs Jury for aslIeesasion late this
aftefnnpn.
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WickerSham, One T me City
Attorney Here, Snccumbs

one time walked $40 miles, break
ing new trail to set up his court.
After serving as district Judge
seven years, Wickersham became
Alaska's delegate to congress in
1909, serving until 1921.
He was a probate Judge in
Pierce county. Wash, in territorial
days, and served as Tacoma city
attorney 1s93-e4.
In 1886, when he was 10 years
of age, Judge Wickersham retired
from politics to enter the private
practic of law.
He was a prolific writer of his
tory and was the author Of a his
tory OF Alaska dating from the
reign of Peter the Great Of Rus
STA. In 1928. Judge Wickersham
published a Biography Of Alaskan
Literature" He collected rare
books and codified old Yukon and
territorial law reports for the
Smithsonian institute.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
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DEATHS
Of five BABIES

r1ErH AAboY. y. J--au-
iharstlss today Investigated tns
steam eeAths- q nvs hAeAss n
th< nursery a Perrin ABBEY Gea-
srsl hospital
Fer q uhs babes wrrs ssphyx.
lated al case BY sfeam that
sseAp~d srcn q hsoNr-out steam
valve. A f1sth died last night
Ths Infants. three boys ard .
giFi. wxrr ssphyxisisd vhiie they
SEP; a few minutes before They
were 70 have been taken 70 their
mothers Ter their , a N. feeding.
Authorities found that the faulty
steam valve. It's threads worn. had
been taped. TIE tape had broken.
apparently a. result Of q Jar or
ths normal pressure Of the hos
pitfalls low pressure heating sys-
TEN.
The dead: The five-day old son
Of Sgt. and Mrs. John Rigg, Rari-
tar arsenal; the nine-day-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jankow-
ski, OF Woodbridge. y. j.; the 10
day-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Rusxala. Of Perth Amboy;
the six-day-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
stephen Ha,ariek, Of Perth Am
boy. who died last night. and the
40-day-old daughter OF an unwed
mother.
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SI,3SI Judgment
Asked In Action

For injuries sssertediy received
b. their son. Warren poss. IS. Mr..
ard Mrs. L. w. Post. Puyailap
valley residents. Tuesday flied suit
In superior court against Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence oberE. seeking
judgment ictaling si.ssi.7o.
The complaint recites that las,
Jan. . tbs youth WAS riding a
bicycle on a highway near Alder
ton. when he was struck by a car
driven by oeerg. The parents ask
tssi.7e 10 cover medical expense
and cost Of the bicycle. which was
damaged. and $1,000 for injuries
asssrtedly suffered by the boy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25

whsn TIA Ansrt1aa Nal I4ns
entered Bankruptcy. ths Pacific
Northwest Oriental faas YES
fcesnsa 70 op<rass fsur ships
i~Asxs from to maritime eomnis.
saae. Tuesday the fhls vesael.
Ina capsilo. vas loasing AZ Ia
coma.
Harber Busy
Optimism ln shipping circles
wa gixen e boost Tuesday a.
eight vsasels Nerr engaged in
working cargo a. Tacoma piers.
Quaker Lines San Ciemente and
the Lake Frances q Consolidated
Olympic Lines were busy a. Shat
fer No. ]. the former rcadylng Tor
the east coast and the latter home
again with general from California
ports. Later Tuesday the san
cismente viii shif, TO Pennsylvania
Salt docks 20 load.
Two Di.charginE
Two ships were dixoharging ore
At the snelter. the Norwegian
notership Marie Bakke OF the
knntsen Line and the British
coaster Southholm OF the Frank
Watsrhouse Co.
Al the rortaeoma piers. the
caplllo OF the Puget Sound Orient
Line was topping off preparatory
20 sailing for the orient. She called
here several days ago for earlier
loading.
Cuzco. frelghter Of the Grace
Lane In the South American trade.
returned over the weekend to
finish her loading with flour at
sperrys.
For Atlantic Ports
W. r. Keevcr. off-shore tramp
OF the A. c. Dution Co, was load
ing at Baker dock for u. s. At
lantlc ports. while the tanker ]. J.
coney was discharging az the job
bers Petroleum Co. wharves.
Two ships were slated for ar
rival Wednesday. the Coast Ship
per and the Stanley A. Griffths.
both in the eoastwise trade. The
former viii load at the snelter and
the latter viii exchange general
cargo at Shaffer No. 2.
ships In port: Capilio Port piers:
Cuzco. Sperry. J. J. Coney. Johbers
Petroleum dock. Lake Frances. Shat
/ fer No. l; Marie Bake. sfnelter, san
Clemente Shaffer No. 1: Southholm,
smeiter. W. r. keever. Baker.
ships due: Wednesday, Stanley A,
Griffiths, smelteF. Coast Shipper.
Shafier No 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25

JUNEAU. AiasLa-Former Fed
eral Judge James wickersham. 81,
one Of the territory's most promi-
nent citizens. died today. He SUI
fered a stroke last Thursday.
Judge wickersham came to
Alaska in 1900 on two-year pro-
stationary period as district judge
OF the third judicial division COM
prising thousands Of square miles
OF southern Alaska. He held a
floating court" covering 100000
square miles OF territory and at
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
JUNE PARKS WEBSTER
FUNERAL ON FRIDAY

Funeral services for June Parks
Webster. ~. OF e2i6 50. oakcs St.
whose death Wednesday In Los
Angeles cut short visit 10 the
southern state. win be held Friday
az p. m. from the c. o. Lynn
chapel. She will be buried in Oak
wood cemetery.
she was born In Tacoma and
all survivors reside here. They
include two sons. Jack and Richard
Webster: father. George r. Parks;
mother, Mrs. Oscar Sanderson.
enc brother. George Hutton, and
her grandmother. Mrs. May Hut
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
UNIVERSITY PLACE
MAN DIES SUDDENLY

70 1sste Tsssst3y usoFulzg q
Ntalazn , ssrfssrsssoa. s.. q
hosfe 5 Boa So University place
nas Or - a nxmfs sttaes. accord
"a q Cnfuner ? ~ LoaE
snspSfeissaa ~aAa stricken as ~
aterp~d lsie tie nashreotn q ms
BIS harns- lie vas rzznAed 10 a
soesl hospital - TIE county zFnsu-
lance. e1t NAa pronounced dead
Jpn arrival
he "a survived By his wife,
Teresa
MellinEsrs are completing the
funeral arrangements.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
TALKS WEDNESDAY AT
CHURCH OF NAzARENE

The Jew in the Light of
Prophecy will be the subject of
DR.. Charles Spellman. Los An
geles, when he speaks at the
Church Of the Nazarene, So. 37th
and M SITS, Wednesday night at
T;45. DIR. Spellman. who is direc-
tor and publisher OF the Hebrew
Christian Witness, is a Jew con-
verted to the Christian faith.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
$50 BLAZE In HOUSE

Rubbish set too close to stove
in the basement caused $50 fire
dammage at the home OF A. f.
Reid. i022 No. l st. Tuesday
morning. Firemen answered the
call ct 1851 and had the fire
under control shortly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-25
OHUer OsbOrne's
Relatives SOu0ht

Found wandering about in Puy-
allup valley last Saturday, deputy
sheriffs Tuesday were attempting
to locate relatives OF a man who
gave the name OF Oliver Osborne.
81. He is at the county jail.
undersheriff Clyde Knowles ex-
pressed belief the man may have
been victim Of amnesia. The man
believes he has a son, Arthur. who
might be employed as a truck
driver in Seattle. He said he
thought he had a daughter residing
in Enumclaw.
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PRISONER WED HERE
GETS 80 DAYS MORE

ASTORIA, ores---Joe Kelly. who
escaped from Ciatsop county jail
recently % 10 10 Tacoma to get
married. vii have % wait until
January for his honeymoon.
Kelly was returned to Jail from
Tacoma after his marriage to Mar
lorie Woods. Is. Of that city.
Kelly had served 40 DAYS OF a
so-day petty larceny sentence
when be left. Today Circuit Judge
H. J. Zimmerman added 30 DAYS
10 the 30 he had left to serve on
the original sentence.
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Investment Trusts
FREE runiiC LECTURE

FREE runf.iC LECTURE
Conrad Gard viii BE- the
speaker IN the free public lecture
presented Tuesday evening AZ 9
o'clock At Hotel Winthrop by the
Anglo-SSxon Federation. Gard
win discuss the question. "wili
Great Britain Be Victorious in Her
Present War with Germany"
BANK CI-EARIN0S
seattle -Cearings $4,000. 56T.i7.
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DRIVER Is ARRESTED

Arrested early Tuesday on a
charge Of driving while drunk,
Ross Houston. 56. was taken to the
city Jail. He was arrested at LAS
a. m. and had not posted bail at
noon Tuesday.
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Chinese Junk Tai Ping in Trouble
Once Again. Wrecked on Princess Royal

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nearby Ocean Falls before pro-
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| OST GLASSES advertised without
: charge. Call Caswell Optical Co.
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