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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-11

The city manager plan with pro- portional representation does away with politics and favoritism by eliminating political parties and all the evils of the party system.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-11

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-11

Continued on Page 9
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Fight of Husband and Wife
Revealed in Divorce Action

Joe and Cora Rossiek, ~ 1897
so. +sth st. are Just . little hit
incompatible, according 70 thsir
mutual charges IN divorce papers
on file Friday with Pierce County
Clerk Roy cfaig.
The ineomps,ibility, according 10
Hosslck's complaint. eesns 10 .
head last Monday. Aug. ~ That
evening, he charges. without pro-
vocation his wife threw . glass of
water on him and thsa followed
IL with the glass itssf Plaintiff
Joe states that he then pushed her
out into the Kitchen and held the
aoor. that she thsrsDpon threw
dishes. coffee percolasof, coffse
can. cups. ssnesrs ard bottle u
milk At the door and then vent
10 the nsigbksors and called the
police. telling them that pisinil6
haa beaten her and wss breaking
Bp All the furniture.
Police took bo'h 20 the station
and then returned them in q pfoNi
ear.
Defendant tbsn told plaintiff. =
the sal, charges. that n ne slept
IN me house That night. sss would
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
WILLIAM s. HART
IS INDICATED

HOLLYWOOD william =
Hart. two-gun star Of the silent
movies. Friday was indicated by
the courts Of q 20-year-oid charge
that he Was the father Of an lie
Ultimate child.
The ruling WAS made by supe-
rior Judge Thomas r. Gould. on
Harris plea 10 dissolve q trust
fund he set UP for his alleged son
who was Identified In court rec
ords a. Rupert Leigh
The retired actor, Siiil erect and
tanned. asked that siszss 81 his
assets set ~ in the trust fund b.
returned 10 him BY the bank which
Was holding the money.
Judge Could said he sa~ no rea.
son Why the trust fund should not
b. terminated and ordered the
money turned back 10 Hart. de-.
elaring:
This IL beisted Yindication
for you
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
MARKET PRICES
CHANGE LITTLE

A mild fiuctuation IN prices
marked the market report Friday.
The only change In the butter
and cheese division came in the
one cent raise In the price Of
Tnlsmook. both in the leaf and
triplets.
Corn swung back to lis former
price 81 IS u s. cents Red cab
hsge made It's way into ths vege-
table markets and was quoted al
81 per crate.
Slappy peaches were definitely
out az the picture and with their
going. Hales were quoted at rs and
IS cents per crate. Another new
conner listed vas Tokay grapes
which held at S27a.
The coming week was expected
10 clean UP the rsspberries se-
oording to fruit dispensers A price
Of 81 per crate spoke OF their
scarcity.
All price quotations are whole
sale.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

spill, his head open with an sss.
ny reason NJ said ssndaet the
homslifs Of the plaintiff has BE-
coms bsifasnsoms In the extreme.
nfs Ka~siek Immediately ecssB-
tered ths action with . petition
for sspsrsts maintenance and IN
order restraining hesslek from
mole ting hsf" Hsr story sf tbs
night Of Monday va that her
HUSBAND returned home intoxiesssd
about II p. m. knoessd her down
and choksd her.
Other divorce actions we're flied
Friday ~ hyris A. against pcnsid
N. Hoch. grounds inoompstibsiIsy.
N. u. against l.. a. jones. dsssr-
ton. and Hsbel Viola sxslfst Ken
n<th ~ rgnstsil. ineosnpstibsIisy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Tuo Bmglaries
Reported in City

Unlocked doors were blamed by
police Friday for two busxi4ri~s
reported BY Taeomsns during the
past - hours
George nsndr0zox. Who resides
AZ ifs5 FAWcstt ave. complained
that a thief entered Ms apartment
and stole two suits o. clothing.
A. hortensen. 1884, 80. Ia
coma ave. said . prowisr took his
eri,t watch ~hiie he sss absent
from his room.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
2-AlARM FIRE
1T LUMBER CO,

A hisss. origin ~ which kss NJ
yet h<<n determined. caused small
damage 10 shs planning mill shed
At tho T@oomN Iissiax Lumb<F
ca, ssAs E.ss ifth IT.. shortly b.
FORE Z ,. n. Thursday.
A two-sl.rm call ~as turned n
IL fire department headquarters.
but when firsmsn arrived ~ sh~
plant. they discovered emressss II
the mill had sxsinruish>d Tire
nlsss Damage was estimated II
lee. than stpo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

nOffcH or HrAnfnu on rrffffos
ron NORMAL fD9 ~ a
HATfn DinTniET
tffgfth Woodland Nkskf f5fssxixtf
NOTICE - Hknknr fsigkN ths'
petition hss n<<n Efsa&hsex a
ne h0sfa ~ GaDHtF ensumisisSnsss
" rs<fts cx@snts. Washington. M
sns fsUstf1n ~ sxt<s atztfls<
psfs<ns 70 the kf1sssien< ~ Chsptei
~, Lsss ~ fez$ kssa sss<n1msHs<
. .ass. 'ns s....,.ss.iss q ssies go
,sssssss, = s1' e: '~'s'a- s@'ns =
~ q fsses sss.s q, = s;.ss 80
hssses rTpere<Ss 1pseta. - ~
sssnS Z ss>sen4sea ssssn tl,s sffl<lsi
DiAt tnsfssf " fseosd IL kne dis
u C.unsy A,safsef VI psssxs C1sla.
VI Meaningless shenfs Fssn G<1s
tsze fssss s11fs ~ i@~~, " ssse
ssuth~&sf eaeasf ~ t1ss asfsh hall
% ~ psatnss>s es4sFt@f " tf.~
ff srs.'..:. tss .s - = s~.s,gs
slss " u s,sses n~ss s,ss ~. = Z,
ms Nsss bsssnassg ~ ssla s@fslog )
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~ Hgfsb, Asht< 4 Has. N NJ
shsnff Hes. 70 ~ Hssskfse<ss eaf-
49, ~ Hf<tl9H ~ tHfHxs 4Dftn -
ths n1athessz eesfa<f ~ ssse 48tslhs
east 9s1<fs<f ~ ths sas1sAs4ss 4slsF.
tef u ne sgeA ~ KssnshlD 10
ssstn. n&ass Z k@es. ~ ~ thene.
Nsst - sssas nsffs ~ sese W kNs
hoffh sect eNFnsf - tasa Aaasshsss1
alisftsf u ths H9psiiesss Qasftef
~ s<id 1e<st90 - sssenes ansssH -
to sDtssnsfsz tssn<f ~ 1Haas gasU
u NondIsnd Dsf1sn ffaeta. 81 ib@
s*ns y kneHa 3ad asasznntsa 0ss
thA uffi<l4l ptst ispsfsef ~ fsrasa
. ~ effles a ~ cts1s.1s knalsas
s.n' s'<i l..s S q .,,.. M.sa. Sss@s,
s<,sd tk>ses sessk % point a
a0ffcE il vunrnKm owns. that
! hssfinx viii - hsla ea said psi
'lea ~ las effls< u sfss be4xa ~
County CDznENA>eiozs<fs " fiTa@
tszsDts Nssntnxsen IN the cosaFt
|fctls 81 T4sos1<s Warrington. On
kfs1dsx fAs zsfk aas u Apxuss.
b. has IS slessn e'fioes a VI ~
y scDa Thereafter 90 $50 aay -
~ s&zns eAn ~ hs&f1 Enen auf
<&rtUn. firm Ga cooperation asay kp-
><af b~fofe TIE B0afa ard maxs OBJ
% tlons 70 fil< establishment " -ata
'.s.riei y ne pfopo-sa boundary
D, Ordsf n ne hoard u ceunty
;Dsnmisssonsfs u Pierce C0untF.
Washington dated August 9th l93D.
D CLfYrCHD DAVIS
County Auditor ana Clerk ~ tht
B0sfc Of County Commissioners
s<sD ~ y. N. 0kfokHs
psputs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Weather Data

Forecast far Washington Fsif
Iaassht. Saturday Al sunday
seelsf In re east esazEzI reft,cp
Friday night warner saa very
dry IN the lnSeFlnr Saturday no
isfs,s nnssAsfay wsnd 80 re coast
zna gentle nefthefiy n Re snsnd
zna straits
HalnfAIl n Tneents fnf the ~
hs~srs snalax u a n. FRIDAY.
nuns sin<f Aug I. nax<. > tsft.
sl<n<y cf = sneh, SIRE las. 1.
iset lnes<s = deficiency e ~
snshs~ wind 81 Z a - Friday.
nnFth ! ~. > ~ n~suHs<tst ~
- 10 ard Fs@nx slvwiY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Bomb SurUiUes
Rough Handling

BHfsbAsH, Au<tfsiia u ~s<
after = collector u sersp metal.
wso had bought = symmstrieai
piece Of metal Weighing . pounds.
had pounded Il with . sledgs ham
mar In . vain effort to break of
its 'noss.- Rad then tosssd u Into
bis cart ana finally dumped u on
a pile a; hix mstal works. that an
experienced seidisr passing BY was
sbss 10 tell him e wss an ssFiAi
bomb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
SHOWS UPWARD TREND

TOLEDO. 0.-This city has ~
sued 7s7 permits for ss.szs.oss 81
construction for the first six
months Of the current year ss
building here for thu first half OF
1883 improved 50 per cent greater
than the entire year Of 1888.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

stocks; Lower and active.
Bonds; Lower; U. s. govern
mcnts active.
Curb stocks: Lower.
csll Money: One per cent.
Foreign Exchange; Steady.
Cotton; Firm.
Wheat; Up = TO "a cent.
Corn: OF = 10 = cent.
Rubber: Higher.
silver: Up = cent In New York
TO 3SS cent a fine ounce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
JUST THE CORE



nOon sPGxpNus
Booked on charges ~ sssesdIuk
city speed limits BY p.ilee ofFsosrp
Thursday afternoon wsf~ q A.
sullivan Of Tia sa e.. and Htaee
ley Msjs~skl a. seattle Accused
NJ disobeyinx traffic signals wefe
O. J. vandsnbefE AZ sina No, anth
IT. and Joseph Chaplin fscwsn. Tia
Market n.
Two pounds Sunrise coffee. Ia
Cow Butter store. --adv.
rTINEtANT HELD
whsn he attempted 10 s~li =
quantity Of padioeks he had IN
his possenslon Ia Fuysliup ave.
merchants. Arthur shores, itlner~
ant. We erf~sts6< late Thuro11v
BY rsoosns poiias snd Friday wss
being hsId In aity JAIL facing =
ehsrxs af being intoxicated sal
for investigation.
Zee the Hayes tr. spray Gun "a
me osrdsa shop. Ithosiss ttnae,
adv.
To QUESTION WOMAN
Held In city iuIi fnr Ins~ssir.s
tion ~ss Irene Wiisnn. II .yesr-oid
Indian. WIN wss arrested late
Thursday 81 East roth ard nay
Sta by pro~isr car offissss ina
woman asserted she rseentiy ar
rived here from vsneouv~f. n. G.
immigration officers wess To 4uss.
tea hiss Wilson during ths dag.
iiospissl flowers. IIsns fisnst
taavsJ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

rxSpky. ArgcSr y
~. sI~s~. n 49,. y o.
eaa<s sr~1
a-sss~ =. m III -
- 81
aa~.@s s-H~>~~. - - IN
CAT p. nl<m~,> 10 u>vau1pa
sxe.
Ms HAIRY \ s1.va1H rpps
IA sese u.
s><k rs1e<~. - - - -
49, 4. \. t4~. ~ - - -
stua~n NJ = ne ; ~ ~
- las<nt -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

Abuse-It may be that large de-
partment stores enjoy a fine repu-
tation for services rendered, but
It is a costly proposition. A recent
Twentieth Century fund survey re-
yeals that stores doing an annual
sales volume of 100000 or more
accept sales returns averaging
about 1850. Those with an annual
volume of from $1,000, 900 to So
600 900 average returns Of 7.7eo.
In all. American shoppers abuse
the return goods" privileges to the
cost Of one days total sales out
of every eight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

NEW YORK 49, Stocks dropped
n new lows since mid-July Friday
with losses ranging to more htsn
three points and volume inoreas-
Ing on the decline.
Heaviest selling came in the
early afternoon. after which lead
Ing issues recovered moderately.
Bonds followed the pattern set
by stocks.
Wheat gained slightly, while
cotton futures were steady and
/ silk lost one TO more than three
cents a pound. Copper metal was
firm. on renewed spot demand,
and this had a tendency TO steady
the copper shares. whose losses
were only fractional
Losses in the mercantile issues
were narrow. Aviation issues raj
Died from their lows. Utilities had
fractional losses in the common
stook.
Rails followe dUnion Pacific
down. and at its low Santa Fe
was off Il. points. Oils registered
fractional losses.
Building issues weakened to
around their lowest Of the year.
(onotations courtesy Dean Witter a.
Co. Washington bids. members
New York Stock EXchsnge)
Stocks- High Low Close
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Mad Mississippi Music: Politics
Swings To Swing To Swing Votes
andidafes
Go on Record
Photographic

JACKSON, Ms.s. Ias s~tnx.
- ~ith vsfisttcns |. getting =
PLAY frcm hlssi<<ippss ~eold. -
governors tbs summer. Ard ihs
hsx iae. /. 10 warm the vnssr. In
ths or that s.ndld&te
Music s~inE. string. orchestral
and patriotic serps he political
pot boiling .. never s<faFe IN ne
Magnolia state. where for decades
political races have n<sn called
hot merely became Fl The fsrvor
81 the candidates ssi the scefsh-
Ing weather that preo<des TIE Az
gust psmoeratic primary.
Ncw. where the 'siivsr tongue
once held s~sy. the No. ! ~eams
%" used BY politicians 70 mssis.
Every candidate ls using 81 times
some kind 81 band. quartet. or
shss,ra o. choir 70 drum up
crowds. whlsA. Incidentally. seem
To prefer mere music and less talk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

New-The new laminated safety
glass being used in all 1910 Fisher
Body models-a division Of General
Motors--is supplied by the Libbey-
Owens-Ford Glass Co. 1t has as
binder the newly developed resin
plastic vinyl which is the joint dis
oovery Of the r. !. DUPONT. Union
Carbide & Carbon and Monsanto
Chemical laboratories after an ex-
penditure Of 100000
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

sssssi~ clsssings %. ss5 saT ~.
balances q, 3os. isHzs. tfxns&etlosss
eii. so. 90 %.
rsssiss1 cIssssnss - SCI .zsT.
~. balances 81 va. asi ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

Autos The General Motors Ia
Dor difficulties were beneficial TO
the automobile industry. Trade in
>siders say that dealers stocks
have been sharply reduced. The
good position is expected to hold
II the inflow Of used cars as a
result Of trade-ins doesn't come in
punches. Talk is heard of pos
sible new car shortage should an
ticipated sales volume run along
rs expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
BEHIND The
TICKER

NEW YORk-Silver dealers say
there's q definite reason for the
buying demand noted in London.
1t was pointed out that when
Roosevelt's monetary policies were
In doubt-due to the delay on the
part Of congress to give him what
he wanted-British and East In
dian spectators assumed short po-
sitions in the metal. Now that an
Idea is general as to what the
United states will pay, these fell
lows are covering short positions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Reports Are That: For frs, seven

Reports Are That: For first seven
months this year studebaker's sales
amounted TO about 1000 units
above total for all Of 1898 d.
Improvement in lumber. wood
working. steel and metal fabricat-
ing industries would benefit ST.
monds Saw & steel specula-
tive interests like Southern Rail
wsy preferred due 70 company's
prospects over last six months Of
year
Investment managers favor
Proctor A Gamble -- and Colgate
Pslmolive Peet e.. On a price-to-
earnings ratio. Ruberoid shares dis
count prospects q. Portfolio posi-
tons retained in Public Service of
New Jersey For greater specu-
lstive appeal International Paper
being switched into Commercial
Solvents Chesapeake a Ohio
Railway rated as most promising
OF rail shares -.
Owens Illinois Glass new fibre
glass products doing better thar
anticipated by management
There's some switching from otis
Elevator into Anchor Hooking
Glass Doehler Die Casting has
a long-term speculative following
And. that Champion Papers
new 50. 900 600 mill being built out.
side Of Houston. Texas, and ready
about June. 1870, viii supply espe.
eisily Time. Inc. publishers Of ths
Time. Life and Fortune magazines
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
Stocks 1T NelD LOUIS
For Past -Four u)eekS
DOWIoNEs AVERAGES

stock sales Friday Appropriated
$4,000 shares. compared with
100000 shares Thursday. Curb
stock sales were $4,000 shares.
against $4,000 in the previous ses-
sion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

TWIN gus<rnstotisi and Lesser
1 candidates are using more ana
s~ingisr rvscrds On their loud.
speaker systsms. too. besides NE
homs. town talent
Lester Franklin. jackson alter
nsy. who IL making his third bid
for the governors chair. twc II
which have becn unsuccessful. u
using -whsn NY Dream ne~t
Genes Horne" ~ The song ny
which he hopes 10 consolidate
sufficisnt voting strength under
his banners TO sweep him into
office.
Thomas L. Bailey. Meridian at
tornsy, one Of the strongest men
In the race. has no hand. but he
has music at almost syery meet
ing At which he spsaks. Likewise.
paul Johnson. rIsttiesbura attor.
nsy. mshiaE Als third bid for the
ruhsrnstorisi chair. uses music
although it's usually made BY vol
unt~ers.
Martin nsnnstt Conner u Semi
nary. who WAS governor from 1872.
-. 10 going 10 have . hand &C.
company him m hs "~ind.urF
thur, n prtsent plans carry
through. his eampaixners say.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19
nIII.Bll.I.y
ACCOMPANIMENT

T rEur. GOV. J. =. BILLY"
IL SNYDER, cisrhsdals publish.
or. who IL making . bid for ths
governors chair. has not hired any
musicians. but there has been
much music III his meetings,
DIR. n. w. CAN'T, Meridian op-
tomstrlst. u the exception Hes
the only one who has had no
music.
Going everybody ons better.
state senator George r. kitchsy
Of Marks has hired Z bad AZ MIL.
bilIies 10 accompany him on every
jaunt. And ths candidate hIsnssif
slnKs the following song. Ia the
accompaniment NJ the string hand !
Nae, us. fsnsss, NJ, tsrses. -
asn't love ssa 80 . fFssHd
ysf sss safe Ne . teksa stth teaf
promises bfstsH,
Ton eissed. en-. tsa sisses thss spss
Aossi
ss~. My, Sshnssn. Mr.. gehsssu. -
aoa1 lave sou - . fsteua.
rsf 80 cell ds vs hssw yssF tsss "
fs< the aoueh
Prom sss Ms ssys zee ssfesA. sssss
tss bis bs,s yss asfen9s
Ns~, NJ. ErsnkisB, Mr. tssnktis. -
doat love tsn ss ~ ysss.
fsf ,su are 80 wiiiia' 10 plesss. tss
misht Inst arm sith The bsssss,
In sresm ships fsf ffss share. fss.
fsf fFssa shefs.
ssw, Mr. maitsy. Mr. nsiisy. ~ ass't
lave PES - before.
Fss the best yss ever ~ y - ssd
20 Ussesnsf nash.
NE too me foo~ ssss0etss NE ten.
me to<e sfsfmoSs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-08-19

tonotations courtesy Dean witter a.
Co. Washington bids members
New York stock EXchsnge)
Stocks High Low Close
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
COMPETITION IN
pies AND CAKES
Is NOTED AT FAIR
Awards Made by Judges
During Last Sdfur-
day Afternoon

Competition in pies and cakes was
strong as judges made awards at
the last day of the Southeast Al
aska Fair.
Prizes were given for the follow
ing: angels food cake-Mrs. Ray G..
Day, first, Mrs. H. c.. Nordling, sec
ond; devils food cake Mrs. E. L.
Gruber first, Mrs. H. G. Nordling,
second; sponge cake-Mrs. A. j.
Streed, first; white layer cake-Mrs.
C. c. Collin. first, Mrs. E. L. Gruber,
second; gold layer cake-Mrs. f. L.
Gruber, first; Mrs. H. c. Nordling,
second; fruit cake-Mrs. Gene Yves
chenfeller, first, Mrs. Ray G. Day,
second; decorated cake-Mrs. Ray
G. Day, first, Mrs. Ed Bach, second.
Variety of Pies
Awards in this division included:
apple pie-Mrs. George KERN, first,
Mrs. Ray G.. Day, second; berry pie
Mrs. Ray G. Day, first, Mrs. George
KERN, second; chocolate cream pie
Mrs. Ray G. Day, first; lemon
chiffon pie - Mrs. George KERN,
first; Mrs. Ray G.. Day, second;
mince pie-Mrs. Ray G.. Day, first;
pumpkin pie Mrs. A. j, Streed,
first, Mrs. George KERN, second.
Judges for the home cooking de-
partment were Miss Helen Harrell
Mrs. j. B. Godfrey and Mrs w. F
Beck.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
RAINBOW LEADER
IS BANQUET GUEST
SATURDAY MIGHT
A. j SwindIe Honored al
Bdrdnof- Special In
ifiafion Sunday

A. j. Swindle, Supreme Inspector
Of the Supreme Assembly of the
Order of Rainbow for Girls in the
state of Washington, British Col
lmbia and the Territory of Alaska,
was the honored guest at a banquet
Saturday evening when members of
The Masonic Bodies in Juneau gath
red in the Gold Room of the Bar
anof Hotel
A leader in Rainbow work for
;ixteen years, Mr.. Swindle spoke
GRIZZLY during the evening On his
associat tons with the group, express
ng his desire to see the young life
develop and go out into the world
tully prepared to take their places
md assume their duties and respon-
;ibilities.
Tcastmaster for the occasion was
Homer G. Nordling, Worthy Patron
sor the Eastern Star order Enter
ainment for the evening was pros
gided by a chorus of girls who pre-
serited their famous ice Worm Wig
gle" dance, and trio composed Of
Mrs Trevor Davis, pianist, Miss
Sylvia Davis, violinist, and Miss
Shirley Davis, cellist, who played
wo selections for the pleasure OF
he audience.
Last evening a special initiation
ceremony was exemplified before
he distinguished visitor. who made
mis- first official visit to the juneau
Rainbow Assembly. Mr. Swindle
was introduced to the members by
Worthy Advisor, Miss Ruth Kun
mas, who presented him with a gift
on behalf of the order. Mr.. Swim
die announced that several Grand
officers from Washington expect to
journey to this city for an official
visit during Easter Week
Leaving tomorrow for the West
ward, Mr. SWindle plans to visit in
Fairbanks, Cordova and Anchorage,
where he hopes to introduce new
assemblies.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-09-18
HOLLYWOOD Sights and Sounds.
BY Robin Coons-

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Sept 181ts little early to predict
deformy cycle but that there the black doublet
other "old otherwise
III of England otherwise he's known about town Basil
Rathbone
While Charles Laughon through his burdensome
Rathbone
by his characters "crookacheved by noticeable but
prominent bit padding the
Tower OF London requires him
with bangs.
Rahbone has been spending good part of this summer in
about the Tower of London movie His "Te
Adventures of Sherlock Holmes kept him 20ths reproduction
the modern aspect his part Tower
places him the the grmer
purpose.
Universal duplication of the old London landmark is
naturally cheerful than the goth effort which went in for
and gloom effects complete with fog Unversals deco
revealed the
prison apartment of King Henry vi miles Mander) cold
jail pale tints and red the
flags equipped comfortabeookng bed for his
majestys his task of clearing his
throne cThere five people in the
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klDDIE5 VIE
FOR H0N |
FAIR FR0LIC

The annual Riddles parade and
frolic was climaxed Saturday after
noon at the Juneau Fair as young
hopefuls Wed for honors in their
representations of famous charac-
tiers as we'll as modern starletts.
Boxes of candy we're donated for
prize awards by the following Ju-
neau concerns: Guy Smith Drug Co.
Butler Mauro Drug Co. Harry Race
Drug Co., juneau Drug Co, Holl-
mann,s Pharmacy and Percy's Cafe.
Honors were presented for the
following: Girl white face character,
Patsy Brewer, Boy, Bill Gortz; girl
black face character Jackie Knight
Boy, Dale Ross; special prize, Mary
Jukich and Robert Howell for their
representation of a bride and groom
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GERMAN AIR
FORCE WILL
Strike NOW
Infimation Is Given Fleet
Will Tackle West
ern Front
Continued from Page One)
Ggl Etskt3

to discuss the situation
Authoritative sources said the
threatened final bombardment of
Warsaw has not begun.
LWow. capital Of the Polish Tx
raine, 225 miles southwest Of War
saw, seemed sealed today after its
complete enlightenment. NJ
The German communique. says
one-fourth of the Polish Army faces
destruction or dissolution. There is
large force in the narrow, COM
pressed space to The southward Of
Wyszogrod, which is about 40 miles
west of Warsaw.
On the Western Front the official
communique described the situation
as quiet except that one French
bombing plane has been shot down.
ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENT
PARIS, Sept. 10. An official
French communicate late today indi-
Gates that the only action on the
Western Front consists of artillery
bombardment in the Saarbruecken
sector. Is.
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MAKES PLEA
T05T0p WAR


BERLIN, Sept. ia Berlin news
paper made plea tonight for peace
in Western Europe in the midst of
unrestricted war. The newspaper
said that all that remained in Po-
land was for Germany and Russia
to divide Polish territory on what
it termed "the laws of natural COM
mon sense anu racial frontier neces-
sity." The paper adds: "The COM
mon people in Paris and London
must now ask themselves why they
are at war and for what purpose
should French divisions shed their
blood fruitlessly at the foot of the
German westerwall