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Mic SIsven.ks To Be Seen In
Noted French Ballet Film

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Sidney Toler Who plays the role
of Charlie Chan in "Charlie Chan
In Reno" On the same bill will
be seen Mickey Rooney in Andy
Hardy Gets Spring Fever"
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Taxes Vacation also Rsy
Nilland and isA Miranda IN
Hotel Imperial"
BITE MousE-Mieksy Rooney
and Lewis Stone In ANDY
Hardy Gets Sprins Fever also
sidney Toier and Ricardo Cor
tee In Charlie Chan In Reno
CoMNusIrY--PAt oyBrien and
Joan Blonden IN The KID
Prom Kokomo. also June Lang
and Robert Kent In For Love
or MONEY.
NAY sIREEI-Fred AscMur-
raw and Irene Dunno IN In
vitatiou 20 Happiness. also
Blind Alley.
PARk--Henry Fonda and Alice
Brady IN Young Mr.. Lincoln"
ALAG CLEANING Up."
shirley Temple and
Randolph Scott In "Susannah
OF the Mounties also Tony
Martin and Gloria Stuart in
Winner Take All.
REN-Ieon Enrol and Iupe
Weller IN The Cir Prom Mex
leo. also kay Francis and will
liam Gargan in Women In the
VIVA.
REaLART-Aartha rave and
Bob Hope IN Never say Die"
also William Gargsn IN with
Ia the Law 4"
SHELL--Roy Rogers in billy
the Kid Returns" also Cary
Grant and Jean Arthur IN
only Angels Have Wings"
r.. and Basil Rathbone in The
Sun Never Sets. also Jed
Routy and Spring Byinston in
The Jones Family In Holly
wood
1EMPLE-Charles boyer and
Hedv LeMarr in "Alsiers." also
Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire
in "Carefree.
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England and in the strategy of the
Allies TO win victory over Maxi
Germany.
AS the March OF Time camera
men completed each phase of their
assignment. their undeveloped film
was immediately shipped TO New
York. The last few thousand feet,
containing the most exclusive
scenes filmed aboard British bat
tleships and In navy shipyards,
came to America on the German
liner Europa as she made her last
trip to this country. The entire
footage Of THE Battle Fleets of
England left Great Britain just
before rigid wartime censorship
regulations were put into effect.
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T0WlEuD nEETN0 FOR THE COMING WEEK

ro~nnpnd meetings for The first
hslf al nexs ws<k
1as~1ay AtrKinisy IAN No. :.
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Came To The U.S.. On German Liner

More than 10000 feet of film was
exposed by oameramen in prepar-
ing the latest March OF Time. The
Battle Fleets OF England" which
clearly reveals the British nsvy's
important role in the defense OF
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Wiki psasingly rendered and warmly sppiaaded.
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Evening star., 1939-08-04
Congress Votes
citizenship to
Navy Veteran
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Congress has voted citizenship for
John Ullmann, jr., representative of
American tobacco firms in China,
who served 80 years in the United
States Navy under the impression
he was a citizen:
Mr.. Ullmann, now in this country,
cannot return to his wife and four
children in Shanghai until President
Roosevelt signs the bill. Neither
can he bring his family to America
in the meantime.
When he came to the United
States last February, Mr.. Ullmann
learned he had not acquired citizen
ship when his father, who emigrated
from Russia, was naturalized in
1914. At that time, the son had
reached his majority.
The elder Ullmann took out his
first papers in Clay County. Nebr.,
in 1893, believing nothing else was
needed to establish citizenship for
himself and his family.
His son enlisted in the Navy in
1905, citizenship having been estab-
lished to the Navy's satisfaction by
an afidavit from the father. He re-
tired In 1896 and moved to Shanghai.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Nurse Drops Libel Suit
AGAINST Mrs. Stinson

Miss Jessica M. Shoemaker, a reg
istered nurse, yesterday dropped her
$4,000 libel suit against Mrs. Lola
Stinson, who has been involved in
tangled marital litigation.
Justice Oscar R. Luhring signed
an order of dismissal in District
Court after Miss Shoemaker moved
to dismiss the suit in which she
had claimed she was 'humiliated,
embarrassed and DETAINED" by Mrs.
Stinson.
The alleged libel, she had con-
tended, occurred in a suit filed by
Mrs. Stinson in May, 1888. Mrs.
Stinson, she said, charged the nurse
with administering medicines to her
and insisting that Mrs. Stinson
marry Joseph Whitla Stinson, from
whom the wealthy litigant has just
obtained an annulment. Mrs. Stin-
son has been given permission by
the court to resume her former
name, Mrs. William Livingston
Crounse.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Endurance Flight
In 18th Day
BY the Associated Press.

BY tne hSSOClaLe0 Fre6S.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-The
flying Moody brothers stretched
their endurance test to IL consecu-
tive days today as they continued
their quest for another world sus-
tanned flight records.
Since the takeon July % in their
55-horsepower monoplane Hunter
and Humphrey Moody have flown an
estimated 10000 miles within a ra-
dius of 80 miles.
They broke the world mark for
continuous flight in light plane last
Tuesday night. Now they are bent
on establishing a new mark for
heavy planes. The current record is
653 hours.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
MELONS Withhold Details
In Adoption Of Boy
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4. The
Richard King Melons today with
held details of the adoption of a
2-months-old boy who as their only
child becomes potential heir to two
great family fortunes and may some
day guide the giant Mellon indus
trial and financial empire.
Il think the statement we have
adopted a boy 2 months old will suf-
f1ce," said the 40-year-old Mellon.
He added that the procedure had
been through regular methods" a
week ago, but would not say where
the baby was obtained.
The 8-pound boy was given the
name of Richard Prosser Mellon,
Prosser being Mrs. Melons family
Evening star., 1939-08-04

name. He is the third in the Mellon
family to bear the name Richard
Mr.. Melons father was the late
Richard Beatty Mellon. brother and
business partner Of Andrew w. Mel
lon, three times Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Richard Mellon, his mother and
sister inherited his fathers estate
of more than $25,000, 900 in addition
to trust funds and other arrange
ments previously made for them.
Mr.. Mellon since has died.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
'Mutiny' Against Stew
Sends Sailors to Jail
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 4-"Mutiny" on
the Blue Star liner Napier Star
against hot pot-the British version
of beef stew-for tea has sent 81
sailors to jail for six weeks.
Prosecutors charged at the trial
that the teatime uprising occurred
May l at Port Elizabeth, South
Africa, and delayed sailing an hour
and a half as the crew, in effect,
held the ship to ransom" until they
were promised bacon and eggs.
The captain said the hot pot
tasted all right to him. but the
sailors contended it wasn't "fit for
a dog to eat
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Murray to Tour U. S.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 4 P.-
William H. Alfalfa Bill" Murray,
former Governor of Oklahoma, de-
clared yesterday he would tour the
country against a third term for
President Roosevelt "or any other
New Deal crown prince" He said he
would urge Democrats to nominate
either Vice President Garner or
Senator Clark of Missouri.
Evening star., 1939-08-04
Post Holds Luwn Fete

A lawn fete will be held today and
tomorrow by Potomac Post, No. 40,
American Legion, at 50l5 Cathedral
avenue NV Games and refresh
ments are to be features of the
affair. according to Adjt. A. D.
MacKinnon.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

More Non-sIsId Mileage. The Safety-Lock cord
construction provides the strength needed for the
the new thicker tougher deeper Erestone Gearrp tread
which delivers remarkably longer nonskid mileage. This
sensational tread is called GearGp because of its
unique design has than 5000 sharredged angles
which grip the road with sureooed hold protect against
skidding and assure = safe stops
Let your nearby Erestone Dealer Erestone Auto
Supply and Service Store equip your with of
Fressone Champion Tires ii. ssi, Tires wade sbat 81.
szfsproved 5e peedw,jor yap p,ofeeos tie bebe
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10
HOW SEW .u9 ss: !; Ss.rH

hardware store along with the
nails and screws. When the chair
is covered in two tones of chintz
with edges Of back and seat piped
in the darker color, it is really
very smart. 1t is especially use
full in a bedroom or hall. II COW
cred in the right colors, it will
also look well in the living room.
Mrs. Spears Sewing Book 2,
Gifts, Novelties and Embroideries,
contains 48 pages of step-by-step
directions which have helped
thousands Of women. If your
home is your hobby you will also
want Book 1-SEWING, for the
Home Decorator. Order by mum.
Der, enclosing IS cents for each
book. If you order both books,
copy of the new Rag Rug Leafiei
will be included free. Those who
have both books may secure leaf
let for 6 cents in postage. Ad.
dress Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Des-
PLANES St., Chicago, Ill.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10
after This, Old Adage
appears Questionable

The little boy had come home
from school with considerable
food for thought. As soon as he
could he appealed to his father.
Daddy" he began, sis it true
that a man is known by the COM
pany he keeps?"
eyes, my boy" was the prompt
reply.
But the little chap was not con-
tent. He stated his difficulty.
"But, father, if . good man
keeps company with . bad man,
is the good man bad because he
keeps company with q bad man,
or the bad man good because he
keeps company with q good
mani"
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10
Floyd 9iS6o,,s
ADVENTURES CLUB
HEADLINES FROM THE lIvEs
OF PEoPLE LIKE YouRSElFl
IELLO, EVERYBODY:

IL EILO, EVERYBODY:
You know sometimes there's lot Of difference between
what people think of and what he thinks of himself
In the of John Feen of Miami Okla instance
people who think he is hero During the his officers
all for recommending John for decoration because they
thought certain brave act Of Johns deserved medal
act of heroism did.
But that's what the other folks think between u.s.
John doesn't share their views ALL In Johns
ton he's just doggone careless and whatever happened
his fault in the first place. And he deserved be
a heck OF a lot more than he deserved medal
That's what John thinks about what he did
wasn't herosm at ALL Weyou decide that for yourself
But there's thing I'm certain Of may may
been heroisrn-but it sure adventure
Now let's this
bunch Of American soldiers
taions infantry Berosovka
broken down. The bandit leader Seminoh with large band
pundering lootng
sored railroad train base Of operations And January
1920, word that he headed toward Berosovka
As He Leaned Forward There Was Sharp, Click
Both battalons ordered the field John
that carrying rifle and apsack full hand I'd
IKE to tell more about that with seno cossacks but
that's
Ysnts waited for smnos srmored an blew the track front
it, and bombed and fought their
charge John took what few grenades he had left out Of his npsac
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10
How Women
in Their 40's
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for . woman durinr -
change usually from IS to So, vhs 1sns1
she'll lose her appeai TO men, Who vssIfO
about hot as.hs:. Ios Of PEP. dizzy -
Get more fresh air. hrs- sieep and 4 -
need . good general system tonic taln L01h
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 30
especially for porsn. It hslps Hstuse ~
up physical resistance, thus helps give DnsD
vivacity to enjoy life and aslisf enRning
jittery nerves and disturbing sympto1 Ill
often Accompany change Il lie. WELL
WORTH TRYING!
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10
"Singing Fish"

Probably the most musical body
of water in existence is the lagoon
of Batticaloa, Ceylon. On bright
moonlight nights, its thousands of
"singing" fish come close to the
surface and produce musical
notes, sometimes as varied as
those made by a symphony or
chestra when it is tuning up
Golfers.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

rious animals first attracted the at
tention Of the Greeks many years
ago. Grecian soldiers wore metal
helmets and shin guards and cursed
at the blisters they raised. Then
someone dove into the Aediterr1n-
can. came up with . sponge and
discovered 4 would make . good
pad. Spoug4 were used Tor bath
Ing then. too. and also - floor mops
and brushes.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

and s his s Then
had come out from serosovka e g. them
"a ssr . sSS s M ss %
s''. The. they .. The 1Ss, . and tried 2 g. ..
stove John was afraid they'd BE-
he s.s
1sy Ven -s.. grenade. s.ss
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Johns Body Protects Others From Grenade Blast.
left his lips when he eaped that pile of coats his
might blow him to bits but the other fellows in the car would have
as' he Is:
Bright scarlet aahes sraked the interior Of the he felt
him He heard else talking and the words sounded faint and
far and hollow as the who was speaking them was talking
hi. bombl Anxouy the
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Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

- both of your books, and
have made many things from
them that have surprised my fam
lily. Most women can't drive a
nail straight, but I can do that
better than I can sew. ! have
been thinking that now with slip
covers used SO much, one could
make a chair out of plain lumber
and cover it. Perhaps you could
publish something like this in the
paper. D. M"
Those who are not so clever
about driving nails, may want to
call on Dad or Young Son to help
with making the simple chair I
have sketched here. The metal
angles and straps to strengthen
the back may be bought at any
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

More Opportunities
A wise man will make more
opportunities than he finds.-Lord
Beaconsfield.
Glacier County chief., 1939-03-10

Champion race drivers,
whose lives and chances Of
victory DEPEND On tire ssfesy,
know tire Construction md
thaf ID Why they select and buy
Firessoos Tires foe their carr
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BEI>6 DELIBERATELY
MIsRrAD OR IGNORED

One amendment. Martin sad
would remove TIRE assumption that
al employers are guilty q treat
Ing employees unfairly. Another
would abolish the administrative
hoard o. the g., "a Il stands today
and In It's plsce create board Of
three men-one representing en-
ployes. one representing employers
and a third 10 represent the neutral
general public,
Martin asserted that many OF
the acts clauses are fair enough
but are being deliberately mlsread
or ignored. He insisted there was
nothing fair about allowing board.
appointed examiners patiently
pro-labor-to file a charge Agains,
employers, prosecute them and
then render a verdict.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12

the recent announcement 81 fire
Insurance rate reductions fer Ia
coma. the success OF the chambers
membership drive and number
Of other lesser achievements.
II VAS the first chamber forum
meeting in several months. mark
ing the beginning Of fall. Meet
lngs will be held each Monday
hereafter
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-09-12
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L. ; iaiisn nospstsi aFpsVxea,
sGfvew- efsaEs snxsnsxrs are
asssa q seAst4ls. clArp snnoune-
-. And a csishFasion marking 80
carupistson probably eal b. held
neat July.
Re sad ths seisen Juhzlee esle-
hFs,lNa here this summer wAs q
pronounced success and that the
underwriters ~ the affair all would
reoris. a part q Their money hack.
TIE Tacoma Chamber. accord
ing 70 Clspp. Wiii soon send Fire
Chist Emo<y Whitaker 10 San
Francisco. where he vii attend
the national fire chiefs eonsen-
ton and invite them 10 hold their
1870 cnnciAve IN Tacems.
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