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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

FIRST SHOWING
Blue MOI sE-Tyrone Power
Nancy Kelly and Henry Fonda
IN Jesse James. Il .O3. : 81
ass. TO Gas.
MUSIC BoN-Adolph Men1ou
and JACK Haley IN Thanks foF
EVERYTHING i.35. AS rs.
1910: also Joan Biondell and
Pat O-Brien In of the Pc
cord" lI=55. sos. SIS 8 -
RryIER,-Jsmes Dunno and
Rochelle Hudson IN Pride Of
500. 10 IS also Glenda Farrell
and Otto Kruger IN Exposed
1880 ISIS. 40. 6 AS. 3.io.
RoNY-cary Grant. victor
MacLaglen Douglas Fairbanks.
II and Joan Fontaine IN
sCsunga Din" II so. 2:lo. I so.
TAO 1918. also The March OF
Time" SO 40. tbs e:55.
Return SHOWING
BrNERIY - Sabu and Edward
Massey in Drums also Shir-
ley Ross and Bob Hope in
Thanks for the Memory
ro>I,U >ITN-Jsne Withsrs
and Arthur Preacher in Al.
yavs In Trouble" also Bill
Boyd and George Hayes IN
In Old Mexico
KAY sTREET-Bette Davis and
Paul Mum In Bordertown.
also the Dead End KIDS IN Lit
tie Tough GUY
PARK-Wall Beerv and
Mickev Rooney in stable
mates. also June Lang ana
Lynn Bar in Meet the Girls
pROCToR-Shirley Temple in
Just Around the Corner also
George o'Brien IN Renegade
Ranger"
REALART-Robert Donat. Ros-
alind Russell and Ralph Rich
ardson in The Citadel.
REN-Fred Astaire and Ginger
Rogers in "Carefree. also Mar
garet Lindsay in Broadway
Muske teers.
SHELI-Ralph Forbes and Ben
Alexander in Legion OF Miss
ing Men" Jack Randall In
"MexicaA Kid" and Romance
Road "
INsET-Adolphe Meniou and
Andrea Leeds in Letter OF In
PRODUCTION. also william BOYD
and George HAYES in In Old
Mexico p"
TENIPLE-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, 1939-03-04
MARITAL MlXUP

The hilarious struggles of newly
weds TO get ahead in the world
despite the antics of their fun
loving friends forms the back
ground of the Paramount comedy,
Thanks for the Memory" which
is now showing at the Beverly
theater. Featured players in this
merry marital miXup are Bob
Hope, Shirley Ross. Charles But
terworth and Otto Kruger. George
Archainbaud directed.
Drums Alexander Korda S
masterfully produced film of India
shares the Beverly program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
FIRST DANCE AT NEW
FRUTTLAM GRANGE

The first dance to be held in the
newly finished Fruitland Grange
Dance hall will be held Saturday
night, March L. The newly con-
structed hall is located two miles
south of Puysllup and one mile
west of the Willows corner.
The Eaton Brothers orchestra
has been booked for tomorrow
nights engagement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Free Show for
Kids at Riviera

Here is an announcement OF real
Importance to every young boy in
Tacoma, The management of the
Riviera theater Is inviting every
one of you to be its guests for a
big free show at a.45 tomorrow
morning al the Riviera to see the
first chapter Of the new serial.
s''Dick Trscy Returns" starring
Ralph Byrd
Besides Byrd the cast of Dick
Tracy Returns boasts such we'll
known players as Lynn Roberts.
I, Michael Kent. Lee Ford. John Mer-
ton. Jack Ingram and Charles Mid
dleton.
Sharing the bin at the Riviera's
Big Free Show IL Pride OF the
Navy" starring James Dunn and
Rochelle Hudson and Exposed"
with Glenda Farrell and Otto
Kruger.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

starring honors with Otto Kruger
in the other Riviera attraction,
Exposed"
The picture tells of the scrapes
and spine tingling events which
follow a magazine photo expert,
whose fast clicking camera keeps
her in hot water most all of the
time.
Herbert Mundin and Lorraine
Kruger are seen in supporting roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Back
T 7 emple

The Inimtable and beloved
HARDY Family. Who have become
Americas favorite movie enter
tainment. arc back in the fifth of
the series Of Their laugh-packed
and tear tinged adventures, this
time laid against the picturesque
background Of the West. In "out
Vest With the Hardys We once.
again meet up with Lewis Stone,
Mickey Rooney. Cecilia Parker,
Fav Holden and Sara Hsden. with
eleven year old Virginia Weidler
introduced into the family circle
for the first time. The picture re-
turns TO the Temple today.
Lynne Carver. one OF Holly.
woods loveliest starlets. gets her
first real film break in Young
Dr.. Kildare" the other attraction
at the Temple, in which she plays
the feminine lead opposite Lew
AYrcS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
POWELL AGAIN TAPPING

Eleanor Powell has taken over
Albertina Rasch's big rehearsal
hall at Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer for
her private dance studio. She will
begin her dance experiments this
week to create numbers for her
next picture, Broadway Melody
of 1910"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Sam Jaffe, and Eduardo Ciannelli
throw all the thrills, action and
drama ito say nothing of the gen
erous amount of comedy of which
they are capable into this MASTER
piece of the screen.
How many hundreds of men,
horses and elephants assisted
them in RELIEVING the tale of
India Is more than l can say,
hut the picture is presented in
most magnificent scope on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

II he comes from the farm his
name Ia 10 Doakes; II he lives in
the city they call him Joe Zilch;
If you see him at a prize fight he's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
"Gunsa Din" Makes Bid
For Best 7 en- Honors
James Dunn Stars Al Berovics Riviera Pride Of 'he
Navy; olende Farrell Also on New Bill
in UniverssFs Exposed"
By Hal. NELSON

II any of the Hollywood Studios to make the Best
Ten group for 1889 with adventure film they going
have go crowd RkOs "Gunga Din" which
OPENED a Hamrcks RoXY theater Yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

The Queen Mary. British trans
Atlantic liner. has so 900 cubic feet
of refrigerating space.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Entomoiogists know Just when
md where each brood of cicadas
WI make Its next appearance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Nils Lundell, popular Swedish
star of the Scandinavian comedy,
"Send Home Number l." which
will he offered next Monday after
noon aud evening. March 8, Mt the
hay Street thcater. The film has
English titles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

capacity
Dauvlc orchestra when he made his initial bow
ballroom Thursday night the hall
last appearances mil
4 s. will
the Club Deauvlle Francisco
by he Of next
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Pianist and Baritone Win
Plaudits at LMC Matinee

, tation OF 'Triana," BY Albcniz. and
distinguished herself in two COM
positions by Maurice Ravel-
"Arciines and "Aldorado del
Graciosoa written in the distinc-
tive style which marked the second
composition period into which
Ravel lifted himself by his own
bootstraps
Mr.. Scudder won acclaim In his
fine performance Of an exceeding
ly difficult German Win
tefnacht" and ''Mein Herr ist
Strum, Mein Herr list kalt.. by
Schubert. and Der Sturmische
Morgan" by Brahms. In his sec
ond group. which included Field
Believe by Rachmaninoff:
"Tramping. Hugo Wolf: Might, 4"
Landon Ronald, and THE Way Of
the World Edward Greig, there
was a further evidence of the
smoothnesx. flexibility and range
OF his voice.
Both Miss Kenny. a pupil of Paul
Pierre McNeeley. and Mr.. Scudder,
studying with Mrs. II. r. Maybin,
are working toward concert
careers. The latter has been
selected for the baritone solo part
in the Spohr oratorio. The Last
Judgment 10 be sung by the
Tacoma Orstorio society at the
First Congregational church Feb.
Il. In the fall he plans to continue
his study in the east.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
AGENCIES WILL
MEET THURSDAY

To acquaint its members with
the procedure which the Pierce
county social study committee Is
anticipating the Foundation for
Social Research viii follow in max
ing a study OF all welfare work in
Tacoma, The general council Of the
Federation Of Social Agencies will
meet Thursday in the loft at the
Y. ". c. A.
Proposed research changes to be
conducted in 1899. presentation
and discussion of the proposed plan
Of research. the question Of service
to federal penitentiaries and COM
mittee appointments viii be the
items of business 10 be presented.
The meeting has been called for
.. m. by Rev Harold B. Long,
chairman of the general council,
which is the social planning section
of the federation. Other council
members are Mrs. B. I. TRIGGER,
vice chairman: George S. Ches-
sum. secretary; Howard r. Goold
and Miss Grace NJ. Coffman, mem
bers of the executive committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

HEINRICH HIMMLER: Head
of all German police, including the
dreaded Gestapo little is
known of Himmler except that he
is and always has been 100 per
cent for Hitler . trained as an
army officer. he found no place in
the postwar army or civil life
joined the Hitler movement
early and was an aide during the
beer-cellar putsch became
the Nazi business manager for
Bavaria organized the Elite
Guard and became its head over
Goering's opposition &. E.. devel-
oped a secret service unequaled
since Fouche believed to
have complete dossiers on all sus-
pected persons in Germany, and
to have organized the preparatory
work in Austria and Czechoslo-
vakia that preceded the occupa-
ton ruthless and efficient,
some regard him as possible sue
cessor to Hitler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

HERMANN WILHELM GOER-
ING: Born of an aristocratic fam
lily technically an old army"
officer, but always considered
bit of a maverick as a young
flier. front-line ace shot
down 2o-odd Allied planes &.
always impatient of restraint or
routine, always seeking the dra-
matte gesture became
Hitler man, hide and hair" and
was shot down at Hitlers side
during the "beer-cellar putsch" in
Munich in 1928 these and
wartime wounds still trouble him.
. As an organizer of the Hitler
Storm Troops he marched into the
reiehstag in 1892 and took over
the gavel from Socialist Clara
Zetkin helped steer the Nazi
regime through its early days
less than enthusiastic about the
anti-Jewish movement, but at
least until recently regarded as
the No. 2 NaZi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
BY Z. 7. SHORT

Frances Kenny. pianist and
Roger Scudder. baritone, presented
in a matinee program at weyer-
haeuser hall Tuesday afternoon by
the Ladies Musical club, answered
the question Of where the future
concert artists are TO be obtained.
Their performance Indicated un-
mistakahly that in their serious
study of music they are develop
ing into professional material
Miss Kenny's performance Of
two piano groupe was marked by
smooth technique and sympa-
thetic Interpretation of the mood
and style Of the composer. The
Prelude and Sarabande from the
Bach English Suite in A Minor
was distinctively Bach. Three
Scariatt competitions were per-
formed with a precise technique
which definitely brought out the
somewhat bold character Of the
composers style.
In her second group Miss Kenny
gave an exceedingly fine interpre-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
HERE'S MORE A BOU T
LEGISLATURE

are not entitled to IL under the
state Social Security law, while
hundreds of needy persons are not
receiving single cent.
AT the present time the
appropriations committees Of
senate and house can see =
possible Al million dollars In
sight that can be used for re-
lief purposes during the COM
ing biennium. (Perciyal Is .
senate appropriations COM
mittee member.)
1T is the plan of the legislature
TO write social security laws which
will cut the cost of distribution of
relief money as much as possible,
and serve more needy people.
WHATS wrong with that?
"And what's wrong with this
program
Mrs. A. 4. Manson, teacher,
headed a large class of adults
studying to become citizens, who
visited the legislature Tuesday.
Among student visitors, were
members of the eighth grade class
of Packwood school.
South Tacoma's Barney jack
son COMPOUNDED Ilwacos Jack
Petit, chairman of the fisheries
committee, on the floor Of the
house Tuesday. Petit had made
the statement that since "77"
banned fish traps no salmon had
been canned In the state.
jackson then rose and ordered
distributed 10 members small cans
of salmon actually put up in
Ilwaco for commercial purposes.
within five blocks of your house"
jackson said to Petit as the house
rosred.
Rep. 'Zack" Vane, Tacoma, sug-
gested jackson distribute can
openers with the salmon. Many
he said, ARE hungry
now"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

JOSEPH GOEBBELS: Lame,
dwarf-like, the propaganda min
lister is among the best educated
and most cultivated of German
leaders his mind is Mach
iavellian, devious. clever a
student during the war, he at
tended eight universities in turn.
and has never held a job except
that of professional political agi-
tator his postwar effort to
earn a living by free-lance writing
failed, and he turned to political
agitation with Hitler in the Ruhr
during the French occupation 4.
he has made himself an artist
working in the medium of the raw
prejudices and feelings of the
masses.
Whether Goebbels' status in the
reich has been Jeopardized by a
reported mixup with the husband
of movie actress, cannot yet be
determined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
JOSEPHINE S. KELLER

Mrs. Josephine S Keller, CO.
year-old Seattle resident, formerly
of Tacoma, died Monday al her
home She came TO Tacoma from
Minnesota al the age Of 10 and
lived here many years before NOV
ing TO Seattle. She leaves a
daughter. Mrs Frances E. Shee-
han Of Tacoma; a son, William II.
Keller of Seattle: two sisters, Mrs.
Julia Huddleston of Santa Ana,
Cal, and Mrs. Emma Hartranft of
Bellevue, Wash, and two grand
children, Frankie Graham jr.. of
Tacoma and William r. Keller of
Seattle. Funeral services will be
held Thursday at ? p. m. from the
Columbia parlors in Rainier valley,
Seattle; burial in Washington Ne
mortal cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Richard kiniey smith
Thursday al p. N. from the
Piper chapel, Rev. Arthur Bell Of
ficiating; burial in New Tacoma
cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Nanderfiute-Thurs-
day. private services at $50 p. N.
from the Buckley King funeral
church, Elder Bentz officiating;
burial IN Tacoma cemetery.
Henry g. johnson Thursday at
} p. m. from the Buckley-king
eAapel. Edward B. Rhodes post Of
the American Legion officiating.
Mrs Lena Sage Thursday al 3
?. m. from the c. o. Lynn chapel.
Rev. George Allen officiating;
burial in Mountain View esmsleyy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
POULTRY ASSN.
PICKS OFFICERS

New officers Of the Tacoma
Poultry association were elected
at the organizations last meeting
it was reported Wednesday by
Fred S. Abbott. publicity director.
Ray VI. Leftwick was chosen
president. Other officers are James
H. Nichols, vice president Mrs.
Kenneth Graves. secretary-treas-
urer. and Elmer F. johnson, super
intendent.
Abbott. A. II. Notter. and Mrs.
Graves were chosen as new diree-
tors. There are six-holdover d.
rectors.
The Tacoma Poultry association,
which ended its 44th year with a
successful show. is the second
Oldest organization of its kind in
the United States.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MEMS COP. CLUB
SELECTS COMMITTEE

A committee was appointed at
a meeting of the Mems Republican
club of Pierce County Tuesday
evening at Hotel Winthrop to
select candidates for nomination
to office during the current year.
Committee members include De-
Witt C. Rowland. Frank Fee and
Thor c. Tollefson.
Names of candidates selected
will be submitted to members of
the club for approval at meeting
to be held March 8.
Plans for the annual Lincoln day
banquet, to be held Monday even
ing. were completed by club men,
bers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

Pierce county, is shown above. He
Joined the firm founded by his
father, the late c. c. Nlellinger. in
1882. He has been secretary and
general manager of the company
since 1884. continuing in those
capacities after his fathers death.
He is following closely the policies
which enabled his father to make
the company an outstanding one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

entirely home produced goods and
commodities. measured 913,s 04
tons valued at $40, 5s4 ,442. The i'm
ports amounted to 1852 1853 tons
valued at S51. 517,379. These fig
ures have not yet been broken
down into domestic and foreign
shipments.
Principal items of home manu-
facture exported were:
Wood products: Domestic. So
els tons. sass, 64s value; foreign,
26,6s3 tons. s2,026.77e.
Lumber: Domestic. 174,7s6266
+. b. m. SO, 400. 262; foreign, 44,999,-
or f b. m. S764.l22
Grain and grain products: Do
mestic. 150.54s tons. S5,441.761,
foreign. 77,67s tons, s3,030,967.
Copper: Domestic, s,079 tons,
81 ,664 ,496; foreign, 1887 tons,
S14,610,293.
Flour: Domestic, 70,65S tons,
1927 ,554; foreign, 1882 tons,
S2.6se,4 02.
Plywood: Domestic, 14,Ss7 tons,
S1,144,3 06; foreign, 1910 tons,
5000, 529
Pulp: Domestic, 31,017 tons, 81
033.762; foreign, 1871 tons, ST.
223 200
Wheat: Domestic, 5s,35s tons,
S1,535,027; foreign, 1882 tons,
1915, S95.
Chemicals: Domestic, 16,S25
tons, S1,051 ,617; foreign, 1918
tons, S144 545.
Fruit (apples and pears in re-
frigeration) Domestic, "A tons,
S5,9O4; foreign, 1927 tons, s997,-
0s5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
ENGINEERS TO HEAR
CANADIANS ADDRESS

Speaker at the meeting of the
Tacoma section of the American
Society of Civil Engineers at Lake
wood Community center on Tues
day evening, Feb. Il, will be W.
C. Swan, Canadian consulting en-
gineer. His subject will be The
Pattullo Bridge Over the Fraser
River az New Westminster B C"
His address viii be illustratedq
with movies. Dinner VIII be at
$50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

JULIUS STREICHER: Thick,
muscular, violent of speech q.
Streicher has based an entire
career on Jew-baiting since
he joined the Nazis is years ago,
his anti-Jewish propaganda work
in Nuremberg where he was the
early Franconian Nazi leader, has
spread throughout the movement
likes to carry and gesture
with a riding-whip son of
poor parents, he was a teacher
when the war called him to service
afterward started his paper
Der Stuermer," and was also at
Hitler's side during the "beer-cel-
lar putsch" in Munich even
Hitler has at times compelled the
fiery Streicher to modify his anti
Jewish structures but he is
still one OF the few who can call
Hitler by the German intimate
form of address, 'sdu."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

BALDUR Won SCHIRACH:
Youngest of the Nazi leaders i.
at only 80. Won Schirach, boyish in
manner. is leader of 5000, 900
German young men and women
has been credited with desire
10 substitute the old German
paganism" for Christianity d.
but denies il, though asserting
that much of the Bible is not fit
for youthful minds E. because of
his position as trainer of the
earlier stages of German youthful
development, his influence may
grow as these graduates mature.
and as older leaders die off.
Won Schirach has insisted that
1.-THE Hitler youth is not only the
most ohedient youth in the world
il is the most independent. :"
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acoma Obituaries

Miss Beverly Jean; four brothers,
Ray DUNCAN of Tacoma, and
Frank, J. and Henry. all of Cali
fornis, and two sisters. Mrs. Mat
tie Picket and Miss Ada DUNCAN,
both of California. Mellingers
will make the funeral announce
pneuf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08

DIR. WALTER FUNK: In COM
plete control of wages. prices,
finance, currency, and foreign
trade Funk is the apostle of
the new economics" which are to
realize the Socialist part of the
MISUNDERSTANDING title of the Maxi
party as. former newspaper
writer. he was formerly assistant
to Goebbels in the propaganda de-
partment . q firm believer in
regimented economy and barter in
foreign trade, he has gradually
risen in Hitler's esteem as Dr.
Schacht began to run out of rab-
bits has conducted impor-
tant trade missions to Turkey and
the Balkan countries to increase
German barter trade abroad i.
though charged with a vital task.
he is less popular figure than
other leaders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
Who's Who In Germany

GERMANY begins the seventh year Adolf Killers Third Reich with
~ leadership which all elements have been eliminated
The band Of subaders clustered Hitler National Socialists
oil devoted personally 10 Hitler
All iodays leaders in Germany through the desoate and
turbulent years that followed the World War in Germany.
Here hbnal sketches Of directing the Ger
var people the second epoch Of Hitler rule:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
No, Professor;
you can't get
along ,O'tbout
BLOOD

v1ETNs earry blood from
Y your fingers along your
arms to your lungs where its
refined and distributed by the
heart throughout. Hold srsry-
thing, professor! This isn't a
lesson in anatomy. We were
Just thinking out loud about
the oil business. And this struck
u - interesting.
Take our FL Seeundo refinery
In Southern California, for in
stance. Small pipes lead from
many wells. They connect with
bigger pipelines These veins"
500 miles Of them covering
5000 square miles--lead even
unally to the refinery. This you
risht think Of as q tremen-
dous iron lung" which turns
'crude" into purified products
Thea IN artery-like distribu-
sioa system carries them forth
n.t. ~ ,,orld 90
= Z =
lis 4 neat concept, really,
s1., ~,ds q q. S1oods,...m
Of business ss and industry 10 n ;l !. has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MISS EMILY L. MORGAN

Miss Emily L. Morgan. 81, of
700 No. sth ST. died "Wednesday in
a local hospital She was visiting
a niece, Mrs. Edith Allen, having
come TO Tacoma II months ago
from her home in Philadelphia,
Pa Besides Mrs. Allen, she leaves
a niece, Miss Gertrude Morgan of
Philadelphia, and nephew, Or.
Oswald Morgan, also of Philadel-
phia. Mellinger's Will make the
funeral announcement.
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James ]. Mellinger, general man.
ager of the {. {. Mellinger CO.,
largest undertaking concerss in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-02-08
MRS LORENZo p. RoIIFR

MkS. LORENZO J.. ROLLER
Mrs, Maudine f. Roller, 40. OF
i4o5 So. Adams St, died wednes-
day in local hospital. She came
here p years ago from California
and is member Of the First
Methodist church. She leaves her
husband. Lorenzo; q daughter,
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ii ERE'S MORE AB0UT
PORTS BUSINESS

ARTS ON PAGE ONE
Evening star., 1939-02-07

Nearly 100000 people in Britain
are making airplanes.