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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17
CLEVER CONN CAN'T
AFFORD TO LET DOWN

COMRADE LESNEVICH long
" mas been the No. man of the
National Boxing association and
is accepted by the New York COM
mission and most other fistic
bodies as the leading contender.
Conn viii have to be as good as
he ever was : a little bit better
than he was in his second scrap
with Melino Bettina when he
had TO come from the ruck &.
to top Comrade Lesnevich.
In addition to the authority
in his dukes, Comrade Lesne-
voch is strong, fast and
thoroughly courageous. He
can travel Is rounds at full
speed has a roomful Of
stamina.
Comrade Lesnevich once worked
in a sugar refinery and later in
cooper shop, hammering iron hoops
on barrel slaves. He also toiled
in an ice plant. stacking and load
ing cakes of the stuff.
He played end and halfback with
a semi-professional football team,
was a third baseman and a
catcher in baseball. competed as a
swimmer in amateur meets and at
one time served as a triplethreat
in his mothers restaurant.
He was chef, waiter and bouncer.
FIRST GLOVES CAME
WITH SOAP COUPONS
HOMRADE LESNEVICH was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17
THE PAYOFF
In Knocking Out Clark, Russian
Lad Reminded Louis of Himself
In Second Fight With Schmeling

NEW YORK-Who is this Gus Lesnevch who fights Will
= liam Conn at the Garden tomorrow night and what
ho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17
At
Boiling Point
Nv ED MEAGHER

Tacoma ski clubs which have been more or less inactive
for couple of years. busy these days as sk-shod
centpede on steep HILL and it looks though interest in
the sport is going to reach ame high this among
Tacomans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17

and his handlers were booming as
the 175-pound foreman. Get-Up-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17
DUNDEE Is MILL HAND

sPARROWS POINT, Nd Joe
Dundee. former welterweight
champion. Is a furnace helper In
a local steel mill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Dama At Roxy Thursday
Autos Fast
Horse Faster!

You've heard about the old Chi
nese philosopher who refused 20 70
90 horse races -"Beosuse Il Was
proved long ago that one horse
can run faster than another"
Now. Il seems that some horses
can do better than that. can. in
fact. run faster than an su,omo-
bile
This WAS proved to the con-
sternation of a special camera
crew during the filming Of Ken
lucky" the 20th Ccntury-Fox
Technicolor production. now show
Ing al the Temple ,hester.
During one Of the racing 81.
ouenoes in the film. IL Was neees.
sary TO mount two Technicolor
cameras on an automobile truck
In order 10 shoot" the horses
coming head on and full steam
into the cameras.
But before the scene was COM
pleted. the horses had 10 swerve
toward the outside rail 10 avoid
running into the truck which
was going as fast as II could on
the dirt trRok-lesving the cam.
eras grinding on \ track-full Of
dust. and finishing up a poor 18th
in the race
Loretta Young Richard Greene
Walter Brennan and the entire
cast Of the picture were kept
waiting until a faster truck could
he sent out from HOLLYWOOD.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

Constance Moore. Thurston Hall.
Princess Bahia and John Arlege
and lest we forget, Edgar Bergen.
who goes romantic on Us this time.
Owner and manager of circus.
Bill Fields has ample opportunities
To exercise his eomicsl self IN You
Can't Cheat An Honest Man when
circumstances force him to pinch
hit for his numerous carnival per-
formers.
Laughter is as frequent as Hit
ler's territory anneXations. espe-
cially so when Mortimer Snerd Is
introduced Mortimer Is another
Charlie Mccarthy. done up in hill
billy style. As Fields would say.
added material for the wood
peckers."
The other half of the new Music
Box bill features Boris karloff
who does a real job of acting in
Devils Island. a drama running
high with excitement and stark
drama.
Supporting Karloff in this story
of man who is unjustly sentenced
to the dread island, winning his
freedom only after suffering the
hardships of attempted escapes
and punishments, are Media Har-
rigan and James Stephenson. two
ncWcomers whose portrayals arc
well done in story Of the dungeon
of the damned. B. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATERS

RttE MOT SE-Mlckev Rooney
and walter como ~ IN
"Huck ieberrv Finn." 1870 ans.
500 7.&5. 10 30 also Glends
Farrell and Barton MaciAne in
"rorchy Blanc IN Chinatown"
| rs 100. q IS Q 30
LAkEW OOD-Dsnielle D@rrieun
and Pierre Mineard in Made
moisells Mozart" 7 30. Q 40.
MUSIC ROW. C. Fields and
Charlie Mccarthy IN You Can't
Cheat an Honest Man" IL 30.
ans. 500. 745 1890 also
Boris Karloff In Devils Is
land o5. 3 80. IS. o 20
RINIrRN-Gcne Autry and
Smiley Burnctte IN The Man
from Music Mountain II 80,
AS. Z 90. COS. 8 40. 10 :3o. also
Paul Kelly and June Lang In
Forged Passport" u IS. ALSO.
500. 7i6. Gas.
RONy-C laire Trevor John
Wayne. ANDY pew and
Thomas Mitchell in stage
coach" "a 05. q IS. 5 90. 730.
9.55. also The March OF Time.
RETURN SHOWING
BENERLN Virginia Bruce and
Fredric March IN There Goes
Nv Heart. also ClAudetN Col
bert and Herbert Marshall in
"ZazA."
COMM >ITN--Jacs BENNY and
Joan Bennett in Artists and
also lazy
Holt and Marcia Ralston in
Crime Takes Holiday ~
rARk-Robert Donat and Rosa
lind Russell in The Citadel
also william Boyd In Pride OF
the west"
KAY STREET - Janet Oaynor
and Douglas Fairbanks jr IN
THE Young in Heart also Will
Fyffe IN TO the Victor
PROCTOR Janet Gaynor and
Douglas Fairbanks ~ IN The
Young IN Heart" also Ronald
Reagan and Jane Bryan IN
Girls on Probation, '
REALART - Jack Benny and
Joan Bennett In Artists and
Models Abroad"
RTN-Shirley Temple and
Charles Farrel IN Just
Around the Corner" also PAU
Kelly and Rita Hsyvorth IN
Juvenile Court
sHEII.--Jsmcs Eevili and Ter
nv Walker IN ON the Great
White Trail. plus June Travis
and David Oliver in The Ma
rines Are Here
SUNSET - Robert Donat and
Rossllnd Russell In The Cita-
del" also Louis Harvard and
Barbara Read IN Midnight In
truder"
TENPLF-Riohsrd Greene and
Loretta Young in Kentucky"
also Sidney Toler and Phyllis
Brooks in Charlie Chan IN
Honolulu"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

These planes are tire psussd. new
~ell armed, giant twin aatasesi
ruy.s patrol nomnsnx planes IN
-Nings Of the Navy tire xisnt
ray.4s thunder snta he air
frsun the surface az San uisxn
hay. hsst Oft the navys North
Island air base. where . large rar.
ton ~ The exciting slim stafy
was asvsnssi In other sssnrs
they sweep gracefully down sst
~ the SAY 10 deposss their - tons
lightly ~ the iwlsslax safrsnts
cf tho nay
Each az u. ~ vast rHS a.
which msae 10 motion picture
how IN Wings ~ The Navy -
valued At seao pou when COW.
plsisly egaipp~d with The nsvys
veil protected secret devices that
render them such potent inssrar
meats a. might foe ear purposes
Altogether there are sao ~
shs~ nss planes. built ara nuilds
ing, witch give IN Tinted states
navy . voice n real authority In
the say. Wings 81 The Navy
features George Hfsat. Olivia Do
ttaylllsnd and John Payne.
In his frs starring role ssHer
making his mark IN Heiiyweu<i
felt - . featured player IN An.
gels With Dirty Faces 'srhs
Amsslna Or. c1lstsfhouss's and
Crime School, Humphrey Ia
CART. filmdom's ace EanRstss. viii
star In King ~ the Underworld.
which also shares tamoffnws new
Rosy blii
A Warner nfns picture and
featuring Nay Francis as . sur
Econ, the cast Includes James
stcphen~an. John tidsedsr. Jessie
Busley. Arthur Ayiss~arth. jain
Nidgeiy. Hsrtsnd Tucker and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

cue 10 changing social conditions
that brought him forward as the
champion Of the needy and SUI
fering.
In analyzing his handwriting Il
Is not surprising that he took the
course he did IN the abdicanon
crisis. Even though i meant
shocking the entire British empire
and being an exile, he had the nee
essary courage TO remain true TO
his convictions.
To the grsphologist ne presents
ar entirely different picture than
that Of a pleasure seeking md
y;duaL
one glance al his SCRIPT con-
y,uces Us that here indeed Is
personality 70 Be reckoned with.
No Matter whether ne Dc prince
or connoner. re would De out
standing for ms strength Of enar-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Dukes Will
T our State

rilmsSing very suecessful
years engagement at the Green.
wich Coliseum. Joe Thomas and
his u Dukes Of Rhythm viii pre-
sent a gala farewell ball this com.
ing Saturday night.
Here In the chance for bail room
fans who have enjoyed Joes pro-
grams featuring the laies, In dis
tinotive swing To give him = great
send off for his contemplated tour
which will lake him and his IL
piece hand 10 all the points Of in
terest in Western Washington
Since swing frat became the
definite trend In dance entertain
ment. Joe Thomas has been always
willing and able 10 supply the
latest In fad and fancy for the
opponents Of the jit,ery Iltterbug
az well as the choice selections ~
waltz schotische and virginia
reel.
Various inviting offers and in
vitations from managers Of well
known and popular dance resorts
in other cities and towns in Wash.
ington have prompted Joe To make
this tour However. tho versatile
group Of music masters may bs
expected 10 return to Tacoma IN
several months. when they may
again resume engagements Al the
Coliseum and renew tho popular.
lily which has gained for them the
reputation OF being the North.
vests number one ssing band.
Friday and Saturday evening :
programs will be Literally supplied
with the finest selections which
Joe has yet presented.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Waking Down Broadway"
Rack 10 Shell on thursday

Featuring Claire Trevor. Phyllis
Brooks. Leah Ray. Dixie Dunbar.
Lynn Bari and Jayne Regain IN the
roles Of nx girls whose lives we're
exciting as Broadway itself. 20th
Century Fox's. drama. Walking
Down Broadway" will return 10
the Shell thcater tomorrow.
Michael Whalen Tom Beck
Douglas FoWley. walter Woolf
King and Jed prouty are also fea-
tured In the cast.
John Carroll plays the bandit
lover and Aoyita girl VINO de-
fes him In Monogram "Ross Of
the Rio Grsnde, also al the Shell
Thursday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
SCENE IN FILM SHOWS
cOloEAT As oloNoE

rar ina first time IN hsv varied
screen career. t'lAmt<tte GptNsfe
appears - . ntauste in Mr. latest
psefarr. lass. the 1rnmn - Tho
trsnsh mnsse NAH fsvevttss whsrh
= naw ftAytn3 Al the severity
Ehsales. nus admirers IT tne
Iavess brunette stsf shrthvt mt set
aaaaly ALARMED. Fss Ms Calnerf
wears tbs hlssass wtT ~ prly ans
~ens. the nne in which sns sings
the plausnt atty I'm ne
aturxfiest tstff In the rissa#
Ma colherfss rule Ia Lass" y
prntnhty The us<set eploFfut sne hee
ever played ahs v now teamed
~flh . new leading man. Hefuert
Marshall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE
PROGRAM FRIDAY AT 8

The Young Peoples Vocational
Guidance Forums Drama league
VIII present its big show consist
ing Of two one-set plays. novel
ties songs. dances and several
vaudeville sketches at 8 p. m Fri
day In the AcCsryer school audi
forum.
The Wildcat" presentation Of
the problems OF the youth Of today
in our large eastern cities, and
A. Lss1 We Smile" a dramatic
summary % the next var. Vrrit-
ten oy the Tacoma author, VIII
liam Ray Melton, will be pre-
sented
Reservations may he made by
calling BR 1927 or tickets may be
purchased a. the door,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

Danielle DarricuX came again to
the Lakewood last night as the
star IN "Mademolselle Mozart" a
light musical comedy presented for
the FIRST time 70 Tacoma audiences
by Joe Guldner.
PLAYING the male lead for
the French glamour girl 10
Pierre Mingard. a chap we
could learn 70 like were We to
see more of him.
Don't let that word Mozart
fool You AS II has absolutely no
relationship TO the famous musician
whose works are known 10 music
lovers the world over. Ii finds its
way into the title of the production
only because IL happens 10 be the
name of the street on which lived
the little French girl who gave the
rich young man-about-t town high
blood pressure
The picture Il really more
comedy than musical although
several songs do find their
WAY into the script. There are
number Of very funny situs-
tons in the production and the
cast is made up Of capable
players.
"Mademoiselle Mozart" was pro-
duced for but one reason en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
"HuekIsbsrry Finn" Cited
AZ osst Finn I'll me kloosh

me Aaventurve of Hurkies
ssrfy rim starring Mtrksy No1-
ney. ard playing : seeood wssh
81 the uius Mauss thesles. wae
s~afttesi The FArvntw magazine
medal fur The sutssandius family
mavls n II. asnfh. ne picture
received sb~ award beesstss ~ 10
appeal 10 al siasnps ard ages II
fiImauefs. u u The flIfnsrntiou ~
MARI Twslns faasaus tais II bey-
haod Joys and ssrrsws brtnntn9
entertainment IN ''svery membsg
Of tbs family
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Brunette To Get
Doll Royalties

Smiley Hufnette, who 10 cur.
ren,ly featured with Gene Au,ry
IN Rcpuhlics Man from Music
Mountain" now showing al the
Riviera. - sponsoring tho manu-
featuring OF the Smiley Butnstts
dancing doll, smiley had ,hs doll
made up for comedy sequence
in the new picture. The doll made
such a hit with members 81 the
technical STAFF and. later. with
audiences at tho screening 81 the
film, that Smiley decided 10 put
the doll on tho market, The first
manufacturing company that ne
offered tho DOH Ia grabbed the
proposition and Smiley 10 now
nnilingly anticipating his first
royalty check.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
Serious Side of Windsor
Revealed by Handwriting

Andrienne has analysed the handwriting of many famous
personages today she presents His Royal Hghness the
Duke of Windsor.
of the as
your handwriting
soy illustrates het iehahap will be
ability. found on page seven in this issue
ByfA>6RHSNE
Duke Windsor II Is
Psychological standpoint anayze his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
PLuG.uGLY,s pLIG

Coming out Of the preyiev Of
Ozark Victory" Make Rosenbioom
furtively wiped his eyes and re.
marked. Next TO 'Each Dawn I
Die In which Jimmy cagnsy and
George Raft appear with me.
that's the best movie ever made .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
ACCENT on ACCENT

George Sanders. WIN portfays
one OF the secret agents in Con
fessions Of a May Spy" spent
seven weeks in psrfeotlng a gut.
tursl German accent for his role.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
WIS ANoQs-. Gz~s o.
a ~AAf

" -sTS - t->~rJ-- Sr-fNc -
coz 9YT ArS iT.."
Bert Lair doesn't have 10 szy
anything TO be funny =. he's
funny to look nj .. went from
stretch In vaudeville - = boy
10 buriesique became n Dutch
accent comedian went into
vaudeville again, and hit Broad
way worked In several hit
shows In the Big City his first
serious role L. In ''ZazA,- current
Beverly Attraction but ia
funny anyhow e. he originated
the catch phrases Some fun, en-
kid >" and "Hya boy" his
most treasured souvenir 10 the
Last telegram s>nt nv the late
ZieKfeld likes California, but
gets hooessck for the stag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
w. 6. Fields Makes Merry
With Music Box Patrons
you Cent Ches' an Honest Man" Gives Ace Comedian
Fine Opportunity for Monkey Business; DsneRe OAR
rieur in Light Comedy on Continental Night Bill

The fellow who coined the phrase, Every knock is y
boost. have forgotten allow for dubious noSed
comedian with grand brand OF humor and pert mp who
sprung from pine saping | refer to ". { Fields and
Charlie Mccarthy who through their constant pickering have
become of the enjoyable funmakers of the country
All of which brings around the fact that You Can't
Cheat An Honest Man. their newest bit of screen nonsense
which opened yesterday at the Music Box, is very, very
FUNNY.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

you cannot iall 10 observe MS
heavy pressure. firm downstrokes.
and vertical fourishes under his
signature. He is a person Of
strong. determined will. definite
ideas and distinct likes and dis
likes.
There is all the persistency and
tenacity essential 10 accomplish
difficult feats even in the face Of
overwhelming obstacles.
HIS earnest sincerity for social
reform is not affected. but is quite
genuine. arising from 4 democratic
nature that is kindled with warm
sympathy FOR mankind.
Q
Mn al
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

handwriting and the traits Of the who abdicsed III
greatest Europe
popular held
charming young a
ndowed with a
We were introduced a
prince. Perhaps hi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29
De HavilIand And Brent
. In Wings Of The Navy
Uncle Sam, Trim Hehpo~srsd Air F'sst SEEN 'rom ~
Angles IN hrHMns Naval ssery; Humphrey sessr
Fsssu,sd Star IN King Of Ne urdsvwovss

Fifteen million dollars worth Of arplancz AL Of one model
appear in stirring Of Wings Of the Navy the warner
froa Cosmopolitan picture opening tunurrn~ II the hoxy
and that probably the greatest fortune
ever tied up in one Kind properties for motion petuFs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

A city ordinance ~ Busnos
Aires. Arentlna. required motor
lists 10 keep their automobiles free
Of mud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

Charley Fey aHH 80 ess&ete0 -
lewis SETTER ire picture snsfhs
ltumphs~y fcuerts FisN - star
ring rsnks : fact wslenmsd ny
Nss fAns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-29

With q background Of circus life
and management we find Bill Fields
surrounded With such players as
Evening star., 1939-03-27
Free Colored School
Anniversary Is Held

On the site of the first free COL
ored school special service was
held yesterday in observance of the
18th anniversary Of public education
for colored children in the District.
The exercises were held at the
Ebenezer Methodist Church, Fourth
and D streets Sc.
DR.. Garnet c. Wilkinson. assistant
superintendent of schools. told of the
organization of the first free colored
school in 1864 He reviewed subse-
quent developments in the District
school system. relating how the
schools first had separate white and
colored Boards of Education and
later developed the dual system.
In the audience were several pu-
pills of the early free schools, who
were introduced by Miss Corinne
Martin, chairman of the commit
tee which arranged the special serv-
ice.
Other speakers were Col. West A.
Hamilton, a member of the Board
of Education: Assistant Superin-
tendents A. K. Savoy and Howard
Long; the Rev. F. F. King and Su-
pervising Principals Mineola Kirk
land of Division 10. L. L. Perry of
Division II and John C. Bruce, Divi-
sion 13.
Students of Dunbar High School
gave several musical selections, and
R. F. Ovelton, a teacher in the pub
lie schools, sang a solo.
Evening star., 1939-03-27

these classes. for a long time" Mr..
Lewis said. "and The Stars cam
paign is making it possible for US to
go ahead with the program
Once the classes are organized,
they probably will be divided into
two sections, Mr.. Lewis said. One
group will include those who have
had previous musical training. and
the other class will be for begin
nerS.'
Distribution of the three symphony
recordings which have been released
so far in The Stars campaign was
resumed at the special booth in the
lobby of The Star Building today as
the fifth week of the movement got
under way. The symphonies avail
able are Schubert's unfinished"
Beethoven's mo. in c Minor" and
Mozart's No 40 in G Minor"
Selected movements from each of
these three works were presented
over WMAL yesterday afternoon on
another of the series of radio pro-
grams arranged in connection with
the music appreciations campaign.
Music lovers who attended the
Sunday concert of the National
Symphony Orchestra also heard one
of the symphonic masterpieces fea-
tured in The Stars progrsm-yhe
immortal Unfinished Symphony"
Evening star., 1939-03-27
Burglars Fail Again
On Insurance Safes

Burglars, who gained entry to the
oflces OF the Albert R. Peters in
surance firm, at 1901 H street NV
some time over the week end. at
tempted to break open two large
safes. Mr.. Peters reported to police
today. 1t was the second ATTEMPT
made to loot the strong boxes in
as many days
Friday the thieves forced a spring
lock on the Office door and made
clumsy efforts to pry open the safes
The second entry was made through
a transom. This time the thieves
succeeded in knocking the combina-
ton dials off the boxes, but were
again frustrated in their attempt to
open them.
Mr.. Peters said he seldom kept
more than 500 in both of the safes,
He believes that recent newspaper
articles on the financial status of
the firm had occasioned the at
tempted robberies. Drawers and
filing cases in the Office were ran
sacked, but nothing of value was
missed.
Evening star., 1939-03-27

The disturbance that was over the north
ern Lake region Sunday morning has moved
east-northeastward to the Gulf of ST. Law
fence. Anticosii Island. Quebec 20 So
inches. and a broad trough extends thence
Ky. 29.1O inches. The Western disturb
Lake City, Utah. 90 5s inches. and pressure
Western Texas. These disturbances, have
the form of rain from the Pacific coas.
and By rain in the southern Lake region.
the Ohio. the upper MISSISSIPPI and lower
Missouri Vslleys, Tennessee; the Gulf
tions OF the South Atlantic States The
rainfall was heavy in portions of Ten
nessee, GeorRia and the east Gulf States
Macon. Ga. reportinR the greatest amount
:t,34 inches Pressure Is low also over
Alaska and Yukon. St. Paul. Alaska. 2S 80
inches and from Hudson Strait to South
ern Greenland. julianehaab. 2a.30 inches.
An area OF high pressure. of great magni
tude is moving eastward over Southern
Canada. the northern Plains States. the
upper Mississippi Valley and the northern
Lake reRion. WaRaminR. Ontario. 30 80
inches. Pressure is hiRh also east and
northeast Of the Bahamas. St Georges.
1920 inches. The temperature has fallen
decidedly in the Missouri. the Ohio. and
upper Mississippi Valleys and the Lake re-
gion. but the weather is still unseasonab!y
warm in the Middle Atlantic and South
Atlantic States. Texas and New Mexico.
Evening star., 1939-03-27

who unveiled the bronze shield,
said:
He had noble qualities and good
future"
Senator Pepper said that while
friends fall away on all sides" one
should live sufficiently so that manly
qualities may be left behind for the
memory of those remaining. Fate
and destiny took him back to his
spiritual origin from whence he
came" he said.
Pages contributed for the plaque
which reads:
In memory of Millard F. Caldwell,
III. June S, 1926-February 3, 1889.
Page, House of Representatives.
Felled In line of duty"
Ernest L. Kendall, principal Of the
school, conducted the ceremonies,
and Richard Gibson, eighth-grade
teacher, offered . prayer. -. :.
Evening star., 1939-03-27
Mrs. Roosevelt Arrives
To Visit Boettieers

pJ tnt hASOCldte fTeSS.
SEATTLE. March 27.-Callinp
happy birthday" to her grand
daughter and son-in-law, Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt arrived by
plane yesterday for a visit with the
John Boettiger family.
Mr.. Boettiger. son-in-law of Mrs
Roosevelt and publisher of Seattle
newspaper: Eleanor (Sistie) Dali,
granddaughter and namesake of the
First Lady, and Curtis tBuzzie) Dali,
her grandson, met the plane. Both
Nr. Boettiger and his step-daughter
celebrated birth anniversaries Sat-
urday. Sistie was y years old
Mrs. Roosevelt came here espe-
cially to be with her daughter, Anna
Roosevelt Boettinger. at the birth
Of another grandchild, expected
within the next few days.