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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Hello Gang:
All set for a good time tomor-
row. We're going to have a
dandy show.
The main feature Is Sweet
hearts" starring jeanette Mac
Donald and Nelson Eddy. This Is
the first time that these two have
played together In a modern ro-
nance. Included in the cast are
such outstanding players as Frank
Morgan. Ray Bolger, Mischa Auer,
Florence Rice and Herman Bing.
Then there will be a swell Our
Gang" comedy. a Floyd Gibbons
True Adventure Short" and last,
but not least. Merrie Melody car
toon. So all in all, gang. you're
going TO see n very good show at
tomorrow's Mickey Mouse matinee.
Here's something in the way of
a tip. During the month of April
we're going to have a very inter-
esting contest with many fine prizes
for the winners. | can't tell you
any more right now. but do want
you all 10 be on the lookout for
information concerning this con-
test. Perhaps I will be able TO tell
you more tomorrow.
MICKEY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Premiere of
Ski Film Here

Luis Trenker. one Of the lead
ing opponents Of skiing in Europe,
has turned producer and director
in his latest venture. Love Let
tiers from ST. Moritx."s tLiebes-
friefe aus dem Engndin1. and has
created q lively and vastly anus
ing romantic comedy. with him.
self in the leading role
New York film critics consider
Love Letters" the best ski pic
ture since "Slalom" and ski
CHASE" and praise 1t especially for
its amusing story and excellent
phDtography. and its many breath
taking and picturesque scenes of
IL gpBendor Of the Swiss Alps.
For the first time the fun that
20 With xxi lifts Is recorded in
Z finn.
When the American distributor
IN New York visited Lakewood
last month, he was so impressed
BY the way exceptional photoplsys
are rendered. and well accepted by
the audience there. that he agreed
10 Joe Guldner's wish for letting
him have this new ski film for
m advance showing In his series
* Continental Nights ahead of any
other theater in the west. The
film viii not be generally released
before fall. and has all the marks
q being the greatest ski film hit
during next winters season.
Love Letters from st. Moritz"
Win Be- presented on three nights
Of the coming week, starting Tues
day.
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n. p. Locomotive
Goes Off Track

A helper-engine on a westoound
Northern Pacific freight train
jumped the track at Martin in
Kittitss county. early Friday. &C.
eording 10 a report received by
the y. p. dispatcher here.
No one was injured and no
equipment WAS damaged. the dis
pstcher reported. A wrecking
crew was sent TO Martin TO set
the helper-engine back on the
tracks.
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IN SECOND FILM

Lorna Gray makes her second
screen appearance at the Beverly
theater. where Columbia's Smash
ing the Spy Ring is currently be-
ing screened. Miss Gray's first
screen role. leading lady in "Ad-
venture in Sahara" was handed
her when she asked for job
at the opportune moment when
the casting department was seek
inr someone of her type.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Jane S Film
Real 7 hing

Anyone laboring under the de-
fusion thai All movie sets are
nimsy affairs can be Strengthened
out on the question by Herbert I.
Leeds. young director Of Jane
withers new 20th Century-Fox
hit, The Arizona Wildcat now
AT the Music Box theater.
In the story a jail break is et-
fected by having two horses. sith
lariats attached to saddle POM
mels. pull a barred window from
the surrounding brick jail wall.
The first time the scene WAS at
tempted the window came out too
easily. not even disturbing the
bricks
Looks terrible said Leeds.
Have the window put in solidly
so that when II comes out some
of the bricks will come out with II.
Next night the scene was filmed
again Two horses couldn't bulge
the window Piano wire was fast
ened to the bars and dashed 10 the
rear Of a truck which. out Of range
Of the camera. aided the horses.
Still no results. A second truck
was called and finally with a
mighty pull the window came
and with il the entire front OF the
Jail building
Leo Garlic heads James sup
porting cast in The Arizona
Wildcat. with Pauline Moore.
William Henry. Henry WilcoXson.
Douglas Fowley and Etienne Cir
ardot also featured
Tail Spin an aviation drama
featuring Alice Faye, is also at
the Hamrick house.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

At Coliseum

The Greenwich Coliseum, one of
Tscomas most popular entertain
ment resorts, will be the scene Of
much gaiety and fun tonight when
the cooks, walters and bartenders
of the city celebrate with a gala
masquerade ball.
The big party is open to the
general public, and everyone who
enjoys real fun is invited to attend.
Music will be supplied by Joe
Thomas and his Dukes of Rhythm,
and many fine new dance selec-
tons viii be presented.
Tomorrow night Joe and his IL
piece band will play for the Saw
mill and Timber Workers local,
on a program which will also make
fine dancing available TO every
ballroom fan in Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
ROMANCE FAILS

How a beautiful woman tries TO
break up an inscparsble friendship
among three soldiers by marrying
one. forms the basis Of Rko Rs-
dos screen version Of the kipling
poem. "Gunga Din" in which Cary
Grant, Victor McLaglen. Douglas
Fairbanks Jr. and Joan Fontaine
have the top roles.
The film is enjoying its third
week at the Blue Mouse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
''CYPSIE OF THE SEA
COAST" DUE AT KAY ST.

Alfred Naurstad and soma W.
CERT, two Of Norway's foremost
picture stars. will be seen In one
- the newest screen productions
nom that country when sFant, :"
or "Gypsies Of the Sea Coast"
shows here next Tuesday. March
~. at the Kay Street theater.
A grand setting or "Sorlandcts
Skjaergaard." which include beau-
tifm coasts Of southern Norway
~ith their picturesque inlets. green
fields and peaceful landscapes are
said TO make the picture one of
the best ever from scenic angle.
The film viii play q one day
engagement here and will bear
English subtitles for those not
familiar with the Norwegian Ian
guage.
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Return SHOWING


ByyERLY-virginls Bruce and
MELVIN Douglas IN There's
That Woman Again" Also Ralph
Bellamy and Paw Wray IN
Smashing the Spy Ring"
COMM >ITY-Ronald Reagan
and Jane Bryan ID Girls on
Probation" also Charles star
rett in The Colorado Trail.
KAY sJREET-Dick Powell ana
Olivia De Havflland IN Hard
To Get" also Paul Kelly IN
Adventure IN Sahara.
P.Rk-Sonja Henie and Rich
ara Greene in MY Lucky Star
also James Newill in "RenfrcN
OF the Royal Mounted"
pRoCTOR-.Iane Witbers and
Arthur Preacher in Always In
Trouble" also Road Demon.
RFaLART-The Lone Range In
The Missing Spur" also Joan
Crawford and MELVIN Douglas
in The Shining Hour"
RIN-Luise Ralner and Fer
nand Gravel In The Great
Waltz" also Billy Curtiss IN
The Terror OF Tiny Town
sHEII,-Elaine Barrie Barry
more in How 20 Undress In
Front OF Your Husband Tne
Snatch Racket" and strange
Adventures
sINsET-Ronald Colman and
Frances Dee in III Were
King" also Edith Fellows and
Cliff Edwards in The Little
Adventures
TEMPT Macdonald,
Nelson Eddy and Frank Morgan
in "Sweethearts."
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Perhaps 1t is better so. Surely
there must be a good reason for
a studio with the reputation Of
M-G-M TO wander far afield in the
screen production OF story so
popular as was and is the adven-
lures of the barefoot boy who used
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

theater Friday. where The Mys-
FERROUS Miss X" got off to fly
ing start on new double bill
which boasts two good pictures.
Featuring Michael Whalen and
Chick Chandler. in the roles of
would-be Sherlocks We catch a
humorous bit of sleuthing in a
mystery which defies detection.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Motorcycle Club
Neetin0 SUNDAY

Members of Tacoma Motorcycle
club will meet Sunday at 10 q. n.
to complete plans for Memorial
day race TO be held on the clubs
new course. Red" Ehret will be
in charge of trial events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
Adventure and Mystery
Served First Nishters
Mickey Rooney Carries the Banner in "Huekeberry Finn
at the ROXY; Chick Chandler Stars at The Riviera in
The Mysterious Miss X; Both Double Bills
By HAL NELSON

1t has been long time since have read the story Of
Huckebery Finn yes. very long time. but that
fact interfere with recognition Of the
departures from the original story INDUCED in by MGM in
version which opened yesterday at the Roxy theater
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL ThEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

RIIy MOI sE-victor AscLSs-
en, Cary Grant. DouglAs Par
banks. IT,. and Joan Fontsine
In ~oungA Din" IL IS. u.
40. tbs $50
MI &c BON - Constance Ben
nett and Nancy Kelly IN Tail
spin" i.i5. $40. ITO. 10 o.
also Jane Withers and Leo Car
rfilo In The Arizona wildcat
ii.s5. ass. $50. $50.
RINIrR.-Mchaei Whaien and
Chick Chandler IN The M
terious Mis- X" il4b. %.
SOS T.45 io.25. also Mary
Carlisle and Richard BYRD IN
Fighting Thoroughbred" soa.
ss5. 9 IS. eos.
RoNy-Mlckey Rooney az q
Waiter Connolly in The Al
ventures OF Huckleoerry Finn.
100. 400. TOO 1000. also
Gienda FARRELL and Barton Mac
Lane IN ~Torchy Blame IN
Chinatown ii.45. 245. s %.
s:f5.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Margaret Lindsay appears in
support of co-star> MelvHn Doug
las and Virginia Bruce this week
AT the Beverly theater. where Co
lumbia'. There's That Woman
Again" is proving even more sue
cessful than its pred ecess r.,
There's Always a Woman" The
new film continues the adventures
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Reardon. that
brilliant detective whose not-so-
brilliant wife solves all his cases
for him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Frank Morgan Re now one Of the
leading character comedians In
Hollywood sold real estate j.
hrs vice president OF the largest
hitter firm In America E. real
name WAS Wuppermann fol-
lowed his brother Ralph's lead by
becoming an actor made his
debut In vaudeville played In
many Broadway shows /. came
to Hollywood TO play In SECRETS
Of the French Police" origin
ated his comedy technique In
Naughty Marietta" :. now work
ing In "The Wizard of Or" &.
he's the Wizard .. wears q beret
when driving his open car :.
basebAll fan MAS ~ June l
returns 60 the Temple today
with Jeanette Macdonald and Nell
son Eddy in "Sweethearts.'
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Looking for a bargain in wood
r coal, Turn now 10 the Want Ad
page
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-18

Edward Fitz Gerald translator
of Omar khayyam. was born IN
March, 1909.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17

knobs. Clinic of the
Air.
KVI-Baines; lis. DIR
Susan.
KOMO-Miss Julia: 1915,
Household Hannah
kJR-Cowboy Joe: l.45,
Orchestra.
KIRO-SerialS-
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IL NOON

KMO = NJ e ] o dy Horne;
1915. News.
KVI-Kitty Kelly: l2:15
Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife;
1915. Stella Dallas.
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO--Serials.
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Radio Time Table
1910 p VI.

Tins r1se SrsD..s mn rsGs ,s1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
UNITED WILL ADD AZ
PLANES To ITS Line

The United Air Lines will pur-
chase six 42-passenger Douglas
DC-4 Super-Mainliners to be used
in overnight coast-to-cosst flights.
according to w. A. Patterson,
president of the firm.
The DC-4s, which will be the
largest land planes in the United
States. were ordered on the
strength of a research conducted
in regard to the expected traffic
potentials in 1941.
Each will carry flight crew of
three. plus stewsrdess and
steward
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
SUiss Society
Vies for H0nOrs

Members of Tacoms Swiss sing
ing society. "Edelweiss' will leave
Tacoma July 20 for San Francisco
to compete in the largest Sanger
fest ever staged on the Pacific
coast. The group is composed of
AZ singers and yodelers in native
Swiss costume. The society and
some so friends will travel in a
special railroad coach TO the
south.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
SOurdOughs Open
Quarters MOnddu

Former sourdoughs are invited
to visit headquarters TO be opened
Monday by the Tacoma Sourdough
club at I113 Pacific ave. The
quarters will remain open during
the week of the Golden Jubilee
celebration. according TO Edward
Martin. club committee secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-17
"A Blonde
For Bait
BY ROB EDEN

CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN
The apartment had seemed
vaguely familiar to Ellen. and she
realized now it was probably in
the SAINT building IS Kicks.
There was a similarity about the
arrangement Of the rooms that re-
minded her of his place. although
the furniture Was different.
Undoubtedly this apartment had
been rented by Kari vorhis or Tom
Rsyburn because II was close to
Rick's They had used 1t as a
hideout, and also as a means of
spying on Leslie.
After his conversation with her
Karl had gone into the kitchen,
and she heard him in there now.
rafting dishes and pans about.
Soon she smelled the fragrant odor
of fresh coffee and could hear it
bubbling in the percolater.
There also was the sound of
butter sizzling in a not pan, and
the quick crackle of eggs being
broken.
In a few minutes, he stood in
the doorway, a tray in one hand
and a cup of coffee in the other.
Scrambled Eggs
Scrambled eggs and coffee in
the kitchen. Jules-help yourself, .
he invited.
Good" the man arunted. and
Ellen heard his chair thump to
the floor behind her. aI'm hungry
Go ahead-In keep an eye on
the girl while you eat"
He deposited his plate and cup
and saucer on a small table near
the davenport, and drew up a
chair.
Like something ?" he asked the
girl.
A desperate idea flashed through
her mind. Perhaps, with Jules in
the kitchen, Karl would go for
something IL she asked.
He didn't know her hands were
free and he'd be taken completely
by surprise if she leaped to her
feet suddenly and dashed for the
door.
She tensed herself for the effort
as she told him she'd like to have
a cup of coffee.
Heart Leaps
He arose from his chair, and
Ellen's heart gave a leap in her
breast. He was going to leave the
ROOM She'd get her chancel
Kari glanced casually at the girl
as she sat on the couch, and
whether there was a CLINT of her
determination in her eyes, or he
suddenly had become cautious. she
never knew. At any rate, he sank
back in his chair, facing her.
"Jules-bring a cup of coffee for
Miss Anvers," he called. Cream
and sugar ?" he asked the girl
politely.
Neither" she answered, her
voice flat. dispirited. Her one big
hope for escape had failed. She
knew now, Karl, would not take
his eyes from her as long as she
was in the apartment.
When Jules brought the coffee
and placed it on the table near
the couch, Karl directed him to
leave it there for a few minutes
to cool.
Then I'll help you with it," he
said, magnanimously.
Thanks. I've changed my
mind" the girl said. Il don't want
anything"
Karl Shrugs
Karl merely shrugged and
downed a huge forkful of scrsm-
bled eggs. When he finished his
coffee, he reached over and helped
himself to the cup Jules had
brought for Ellen.
Then, with sigh, he lighted a
cigaret and pulled out his watch.
Good Lord he exclaimed. Its
nearly four o'clock. Where the
deuce can that girl be, wonder ?"
New hope arose in Ellen's mind
at the long delay. Perhaps Gwen
Continued on Page 10, Column y
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IL A. nj.
KMO-Marriage Licenses
l1:15, Concert Hall.
XVII. OF Kansas.
K o NJ O. Mary Marlin;
l1:15. Ma Perkins.
KJR-Marine Band.
KIRO-Studio
1880 A. Nj.
KMO - Mel and Jane;
HAS, Ensemble
K v l - Studio, HAS,
Headlines.
KOMO - Pepper Young:
l1:45, Guiding Light
Kirkland: HAS, Book
ends.
IL NOON
KMO Mel ody Horne:
1915, News.
kVI-Kttty Kelly: l2:lS
Myrt and Marge.
KOMO-Backstage Wife:
1915, Stella Dallas.
KJR-Club Matinee.
KIRO-Serials.
| 1880 P. NJ.
KMo-Bob LaSalle. Bari
tone: l2:45. Orchestra.
XVI - Hilltop House:
l2:45. Stepmother.
KOMO-Vic and SADIE:
l2:45. Midstream.
KJR-News: 12:45, Agri-
culture.
KIRO-Serials.
/ p. Nj.
KMO-1;l5, Clinic of the
Air.
KyI-Baines: ISIS. DR.
Susan.
KOMO-Miss Julia: 1915,
Household Hannah
kJR-Cowboy Joe. l:45,
Orchestra.
KIRO-Serial&.
1870 =. NJ.
KMO-Clinic of the Air:
1915. Notes.
KVI-Barry Wood. l:45,
Science
KOMO - Monday Music:
las. Adopted Daush-
ter.
KJR - Affairs of An
thony: las. Trio.
KIRo-Singinz Sam
2 p. M.
KMo - Moments of Mu-
sic; AIS, johnson Fam
lily.
XVI - Fletcher Wiley;
2:l5. Jubilee.
KOMO--Science in news;
2:i6, ] love a mystery
kJR = Trio; AIS, Pat
Gilmore.
KIRO AIS. Los. and
Found.
2;30 p. NJ.
KMO-Family Robinson.
2:45, Manhattan Moth
er.
X VI Orchestra; 2:45,
Spectator.
KOMO-Woman's maya
zine OF the air.
KJR-Ray Perkins. plan
list; 2 As, Box Score.
3 p. M.
KMO-Feminine Fsncies
KvI-Varieties.
I kOMO - Render youg
3:l5, Orchestra.
KJR = Strings at Tea
Time.
KIRo-Tes Dance.
| $3.50 p. VI.
KvI-Tea for Two: s45.
Brown and Yeo.
X O N o - Health Club.
3ss, Orchestra.
KOMO - Geology. s.45
Orchestra
KJR : Music. sss, Sci
ence.
KIRO-Studio.
! 4 p. NJ.
KMO - Chuck Foster.
| AIS, News.
KvI-Aocent on Music.
KOAO-Jack Joys Orch.
KJR - Order OF Acyen-
tuners.
KIRo-Studio.
4:30 p. NJ.
KMO-Aoe Brigade Or
1 chestra.
KvI-June Powers AS.
Louise Receconi
KOMC--Orc hestr1.
KJR-Magic Key.
KIR - Strings, l:45.
CostigSn-
5 p. Nj.
KNO-VitaIity club: s:ie
WANDERING cowboy
KVI-Asn About Holly
wood.
KOMO-Time and Tempo
KJR-Magic Key.
KIRO-Thezter,
$3.50 L. vi.
KMo-Buck Rogers: s46
| Skater Parker
KvI-Gu5 Lomoaroo-
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$3.50 p. M.
7 p. M.

K M o - Freddie Martin
orchestra; tbs, Hi
Lites.
hvl Amos n Andy;
7:l5, Jimmy Fidler
Il y M Q - Fred Wsring:
Il5. Quicksilver.
hJR = Greater Washing
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TUESDAY
8 A. Nj.

X NJ o - Religion; 8:l5
Haven of Rest.
KVI-Top of the Morn :
ing: 8:15. Nancy James
K o NJ O-Reveries: S:l5l
ONeills.
KJR-Song Writers; 5:l5,
Christian Science.
K r o $40. Weather.
SIS, Nancy James.
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1880 T. nj.

n M Q = Ruth Harris:
1913, Dick Jurgens Or
chestra.
kVI-Dick Powell
kCMo-Johnny Presents
n ] X - Musical. 7:45.
This Moving World.
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
KENT COUNTY
All CLUB RALLY
Held at the Murphey School,
Dover on Saturday With
Fine Program
REVIEW PAST % YEARS

A. All Club member of 25 years
ago reviewed a quarter of century
of progress in that youth organiza-
tion Saturday afternoon at the
nineteenth annual All Club rally
Of Kent County in Dover. He is
former Rep. Dewey Sapp, farmer
of Houston, who was a charter
member of the first club formed in
Delaware. Mr.. Sapp was one Of
the principal speakers at the meet.
Achievement pins were awarded
by Mr.. McCauley, and Miss Helen
L. Comstock announced the con-
test winners. Miss Marjorie Stark
weather, Miss Pearl Macdonald,
nutrition specialist, Miss Anne 3.
Moore, county club agent of
Georgetown, and Russell E.Wilson,
county agent of Dover were judges
at stunt contest.
The awards were as follows:
First year-First, Ann Bodley,
Clayton; second, Virginia Hill,
Clayton; third, Betty Rogers, Clay
ton.
Second year - First, Ida Bell
Johnson, Pennington; second, Sus-
anna Ridley, Cheswold; third, Dor
Is Dittman, Woodside.
Third year - First, Katherine
Collision, Pennington; second, Eu-
genia Kielbana. Pennington; third
Bertha Wilson, Houston.
Fourth and fifth Geneva
Thompson, Beatrice Thompson,
and Ruby Thompson, all Of Farm
ington.
The ward for the best stunt was
made to the Clayton Club for its
presentation Of the wedding OF
Eunbonnet Sally and Overall jim
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
STUDY
OPEN TO WOMEN

Continued From Page one)
Bible and see motion pictures of
the Holy Land, taken personally
by Mrs. Clarence Fraim, Whining
ton, on her recent trip. Monday
morning, interspersed with recrea-
tion periods and tours, the regular
schedule of demonstrations and
talks will begin, and will continue
until noon, Wednesday, June 14th.
Mrs. Mckinley pointed out that
homemakers planning to attend
the short course should register in
advance with local county exten-
sion agents, as follows: In New
Castle County, Mrs. Kate Henley
Daugherty, 81 East Main Street,
Newark; in Kent County, Miss
Hazel H. Darrell, Post Office Build
ing, Dover; and in Sussex County,
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
DOVER ROTARY
TO ENTERTAIN
CONTINUED From rage Une)

consider this. official visit an excep-
tional honor and an occasion which
will be long remembered. Special
music for this inter-city meeting
will be furnished by the young
Peoples Choir of the Wesley Meth
odist Church of Dover, under the
direction of Mrs. William j. Storey
in addition to vocal solos by Roy
Schmidt of the Elkton Rotary
Club. Greetings from the 184th
district of Rotary international
will be extended by Rev. Thomas
v. Wingate, district governor and
member of the Rotary Club Of
Salem, New Jersey. Arrangements
for this special Rotary meeting
have been made by the program
committee including Russell E.
Wilson, Walter H. Warrington,
Arthur A. Hearn and E. Paul
with the assistance of
Secretary H. H. Hanson and Presi-
dent L. D. Shank. Through the
courtesy of Station WDEL by a
special wire transmission through
the Diamond State Telephone
Company, this Rotary program
will be broadcast direct from the
dining room Of the Hotel Richard
son between the hours of 2 and 3
eastern standard time.
This will be the first time Ro-
tary meeting has ever been broad
cast from Dover, and this occasion
will inaugurate broadcasting
system which is to be permanently
installed in the council room in
the City Hall by Station WDEL in
Wilmington. The ladies of the
Dover Club have arranged for a
Smyrna times., 1939-05-25
FOR SALE

Two dwellings on Market Street
Plaza, one now tenanted by Roland
Deemer and the other by William
Edwards. Both are frame dwellings
with all conveniences.
BY order of
4-20 If CITY COUNCIL