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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

1aouma's Community CHEST for
1o1e - s1ie.sse.Is n tan IN
ersase a Ss.s65.e5 over the si1e.-
.oo1.1e faissd for 1850.
f, That wAs the total amount re-
ported ~ ths roundup" dinner
Monday night ct Hotel winthrop,
where Chest workcn gathered to
dine. - entertained. make their
final reports and JON IN COM
1unity singing.
Reno Odlin, chairman Of the
9r1va. announced that late contri-
buttons probably would raise the
total TO about sl25. 900. or about
N per cent more than year ago.
The gain indicates better busi-
nezn and employment conditions"
odlin said. 1T II ! large step to
ward meeting the need, but II n
very materially below the actual
minimum social welfare need o.
Tacoma ~ expressed In the bud
geta Il the - agencies. which de-
pend a the CHEST
Quota el5a,s1s
Quota Get for the Chest this year
wa t1sa.3lx.
Each one Of the four divisions
exceeded totals raised last year.
but only cns-the Green division
surpassed its quota
Totals by diviaions fellow:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

v0tai .....ils.oos.1s lls, sss.is
In tns1es 70 dIvision leaders,"
Odlin stated, ~and 10 al the work.
efs. I think Ne should Judge this
campaign ~ comparison with last
years totals and not by the quotas.
After al. our improvement In the
direction q meeting the social
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DEFEAT FOR JOHNSTON
a - a y na ~ 80 nA aE n ~ =

Oct. 10, filed an amended answer
to the complaint, and the motion
for striking allegations In the sec
ond answer were argued last Sat-
urday and taken under advisement
by the court.
In the new defense. Peterson
noted that Johnston and Fish
burns were attorneys for the
county ut the time the % election
pay rate was set. II was also
alleged that Gaspard acted a.
agent for Johnston and Fishburne
In soliciting assignments of the
claims.
In CONFIRMATION
Peterson contended that by rea-
son Of said assignments, they
were In contravention of state law
and In violation of ethics Of the
Washington State Bar association
and against public policy.
The county attorney further as
serted the assignments were OBJ
tained by Gaspard ''by false and
fraudulent representations" and
alleged that a number OF the as
signors had not served on election
boards at the times set forth In
the claims.
Accompanying the defensive an
swer was q copy of the assign
ment Of pay claims In which It
was agreed by the assignee to re-
init rs per cent, the attorneys to
get 30 per cent Of the judgment.
Quotes From Code
In denying Johnston's motions,
the court recited section 237o of
Rsmington's code. which prohibits
attorneys from soliciting suits.
The statute, as quoted in the
memorandum decision, follows:
Every pcryon who shall bring
on his own behalf, or instigate,
incite Or encourage another 10
bring, any false suit at law OF
In equity IN any court Of this
state, with intent thereby 30 dis
tress or harass . defendant there
In; and every person, being m
attorney or counselor 81 law, who
shall personally, or through the
agency Of another, solicit employ
ment ~ such attorney, In any suit
or prospective suit shall Be
guilty Of misdemeanor..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
REV. VIM. n. aREENAwALT
JUST THE CORE
TO SHOW PICTURES


Bob Tresch, jr.. of the Griffin
studio, Puyallup, will show pictures
and slides at the meeting Of the
Tacoma Engineers club at the
Hotel Winthrop Wednesday noon.
Fan bulbs you can afford The
Garden shop. Rhodes Bros.-adv.
LEAGUE MEETS FRIDAY
The Pierce county unit of the
Children's Benevolent league will
meet at 9 p. m. Friday at Nor
mama hall. Refreshments will be
served.
Fruit and shade trees ready 20
plant now. Puget Sound Nursery.
s2o1 Pacific. (sdv.)
U. 8. To HOLD EXAMS
The u. s. Civil Service commits
sion will hold competitive examin-
atoms for loftsman and shipfitter
in the near future. Additional in
formation may be obtained at the
federal building here.
Choice cactus. HIM, Florist.
adv.
Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store, (sdv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

If you're not using it, sell it with
a Fast-Action Times Want Ad.
Call Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
Catholics Warned
About Conflict
Asked to Guard Against Any Attempt
To "Sell" Europe Battle As Holy War

CINCINNATI O.-Dr Edward Lodge Curran of Brooklyn.
Y late Monday warned Catholics of the United States to
guard against any attempt to sell the European conflict
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
EXPRESS THANKS

The Washington State Fedora
ton OF Labor issued a letter Tues
day thanking all union members
In the state for their generous sup
port in helping move Washington .
apple crop.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08

DR.. Kunz has returned and re-
sumed his practice women's dis
eases and surgery. adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
RALPH STORING

Ralph storino. 56-year-old Ia
coma barber, died Monday at his
home, 1909 So. Sheridan ave-. fol-
lowing a short illness. A native
OF Italy, storino had lived here 20
years. He worked as a barber IS
years, operating his shop at 1919
30. 18th ut. prior to his death. He
leaves his wife, Florence Of the
home; two daughters, Theresa and
Mary OF Tacoma, one son. John OF
Tacoma; two brothers, Michael Of
Tacoma and Frank Of Seattle; and
one sister. Mrs. Virginia Crosse Of
Seattle. Cassidy Il Aliens will
announce the funeral.
GEORGE s. PRAY
George 8. Pray. IS, died Tuesday
at his home, 10015 Ea. d ut. Pray,
who had lived In Tacoma 20 years,
was employed by the Dickman
Lumber Co. as a stationary engin-
eer. He was a member Of the
William p. Dougherty lodge No.
224, Y. q A. NJ, and Of the First
Baptist church. Survivors include
his wife, Freda and one daughter,
Mrs. Beulah Chamberlain Of Cald-
well. Ida. Buckley-king will an
nounce the funeral.
REV. VIM. II. GREENAWALT
Rev. William n. Greenawalt, IA.
former pastor at the Church of
the Brethren, So. 50th and J SITS,
died Tuesday at his home, 3105
So. 10th st. A native of Indiana,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-08
U. s. TO HOLD EXAMS

Eggs are cheaper. Cow Butter
Store. tadv.)
Evening star., 1939-07-23
ey the Associated Press.

ey the Associated Press.
& There are all sorts of ways to get
Yourself a reputation in pictures.
Eake, for example, the experiences
,Af Akin Tamiroff, Lee Moore and
Sara Schwartz.
( It's never happened, but they
could be grouped nicely in the same
sequence. Tamiroff is noted for the
admirable way in which he dies
Moore is filmdoms professional
Corpse" And calls go out for Miss
=. Schwartz whenever director wants
D particularly blood-curdling scream.
{ One goes back to THE General
Died at Dawn" for Tamiroff's most
notable death scene. There he died
10 artistically that for film after film
he was killed off with regularity
which became almost monotonous.
II There are those who are super
otitious about playing dead" But
Moore is not among them. For the
Sake of art, and matter Of 500 to
$500 a day, he has no objection to
Dortraying body still and cold. He's
been doing it since silent days, and
Estimates he's played more than 100
zach roles. His friends call him "the
late Mr. Moore"
& Miss Schwartz has made the fem
mime scream a means of comfortable
livelihood. Directors recognize her
rs an artist at her business and she
Works regularly. There's strong
possibility the next time you hear a
Violently loud and long lung effort
& will be Sarah, somewhere in the
BACKGROUND.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
1t Pays to Be Mean

I'm just about the meanest person
imaginable"
The British-born actress, who has
played all manner of disagreeable
ladies for the cinema, had in mind
her most recent role. Aunt Demetria
in "On Borrowed Time" on the
screen she's a pleasant person who
enjoys collecting Duncan Phyfe
antiques and looking down on
cinemaland from her home in the
Hollywood Hills.
Like so many in Hollywood, Miss
Malyon was moderately busy bit
player for years. She came to this
country permanently decade ago
after highly successful career on
the English and Australian stage.
Her sharp features, accented by
the deft touch of makeup men, fit
her admirably for unpleasant parts.
She's played all sorts of others
comedienne and nurse, a hillbilly
and a nun. Then one day she
slapped Shirley Temple.
1t was a scene in Little Prin-
cess" and Miss Malyon did not relish
the idea. BY nature she's an even.
tempered, non -combative individual.
And besides she likes the golden
haired child star. But 1t was all
for her art.
The picture had barely reached
the Nations screens when the studio
began to receive irate letters from
Shirley's worshiping multitudes.
The remarks were pointed. Some
were venomouS.
apparently" Miss Malyon smiles,
Threatening Shirley was all that
was needed to brand me an un-
touchable."
Now she is the first thought Of
many . director when particularly
mean feminine character y yoqldgod.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Toduy's Film Schedules

EARIMan About Town. Jack Benny radio
4:45 7:2o and $50 pm Stage $50
KEITHS-"I Stole Million
2:25 Ais 6O5 7:50 and $40 pm.
PALACE-Goodbye Mr. Chips sensitive translation
James Hilons great novel: 2, ABS, ITO and 9:45
Barrymore (Gramps Bobs (Pud): 720
and 10O5 pm Stage shows: 1885, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Courageous delightful
935 pm
bright comedy starring Sothern
Robert Young: 2, $780, $780, 7:55 and 10 pm.
LITTLE-"Animal
$685. $780, 745 and GAS pm.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Continued on Page F-2, Column -
Coming Attractions

PACEAndy Hardy Gets Spring Fever with Mickey Rooney and
the rest of fmdom current first family the Hardys
Friday.
EALEThe Magnificent Fraud in which Akin Tamirof plays
dcaors double Friday The supporting cast includes
Lloyd Nolan Mary Boand Patricia Morrison array
of vaudeville acts and dances by the Roxyees will
sented
Fiddle Sonia HeinieS
Friday. Tyrone Power Rudy Vae Edna Oliver
the supporting and there is music by Irving Berlin
variety bill takes the stage
KEITH Mother comedy starring Ginger Rogers
David Niven, follows the current Il Stole Million"
METROPOLITAN Kitchen" exciting story
with punches supplied by the Dead End Kids is slated
follow Daughters Courageous"
Doctor tale said
actual Friday Lloyd Nolan plays the vanqsg
Gina
Nevsky" Segei Esensteins
opens Wednesday for its regular after Tuesday
premiere
Evening star., 1939-07-23
March Hits
Star Level
In Play
Name Now Higher
Than Wife's on
Broadway
By Ira W0Iferf.
By Ira Wolferf.
NEW YORK.

NEW 1o1tHA.
The years biggest show is back
in town from vacation, and it looks
a little better.
Fredric March is now starred in
"The American Way" Before he
was featured player-one of those
who appear with play instead of on
it. Actors take these things as
seriously as if the difference between
tailor's errand boy and his GUS
toner. Perhaps they are right. The
errand boy appears with the suit
but the customer appears in it.
At any rate, it's a fine thing for
Mr.. March to see the sign on Sixth
avenue spelling out the news that
a Wisconsin boy is making good in
the right place. When he married
Florence Eldridge he was just q guy
around town who was among those
present. She was all the way up
on top. Then they went out to
Hollywood and the best he could do
out there was $4,000 week.
After that the first time he tried
making good on Broadway was last
(See WOLFERT, Page F-3.)
Evening star., 1939-07-23
New and Better Formula
For Screen Narratives
Demanded of Writers
Directors and Players Included
In Studios Insistence Upon
More Films Like Today's Best
By Jav Carm0dy.

public
attempt from the
first began develop chronic anemia virtually
Instead merely emitting little bwderment
their shouting for better
supposed to be the indusrys creative geniuses
is of highly
developed acts in the whole Hollywood ritual the essentials
been that the audience ubordna
he routine just an act the explosion being sound without
when all silent the creative artists could the
Snitely places.
them their attitude approached with reluctance
casting striking
u along paths they have abandoned their old resemblance
The 70 months number pictures testify
20 the willingness peep over the edge Of its rt and see
plight SPANS bertovng Walter Wange contribution
opposite political or social faith Shortly thereafter MeroGoldwyn
Mayer offered the highly THE Citadel" with
same being financially successful with They
Wont Forget" plea for racial equality in this country.
Subsequently popped
of all anti films Confessions of Na Spy and one of the most
Citadel
sufficiently the box office the industry forget
represented welmade entertainment
The others interesting exhibits primarily they
disposition They not by any means the only form Of
experimentation, however.
Character Studies That Move
Proves Offerings.
disprovable the negative implying
odey that the movies couple of would have passed
"on Borrowed Time Dealing however pleasantly with the subject
beloved
Pygmaon of oudest chaengers
another striking departure
striking
their bosses that writers
greatly the boys and girls only will write and
cnct when dealing with new kind of material The supposedly
Shaw discovered translated beautifully
could understand. The applied Somerset
Ginger Ted charming, albeit
Charles Laughon portrayal in The Beachcmbe
Writing acting and direction need not be limited to subject
1t better writing acting direction the
told studio
distinctive
heels political
sound human drama favored with movement and force
need waited
Daughters together the
beginning produce
picture Deeds Town" which
action,
Il illuminate the consideration.
The tricks employed in that which
linked
Several
Ncoud be
helping of such nourishing diet
Evening star., 1939-07-23

a trifle pettishly. She IS tired and
wants to get home. The gentleman
says he is not selling stockings-or
perfume. He says he's with Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer and" why
didn't you say so in the first place."
exclaims Miss Carson, feverishly
slapping some more cold cream onto
her face. Show him in-no. wait
minute. Give me two seconds to
get presentable."
Exactly two seconds later she is
cooling, "Oh, please sit down, Mr..
Ritchie. Sorry the room isn't tidier,"
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Corinne Griffith BRINGS
A Keen Sense of Drama
To Her Life in D. G.
Former Cinema Star Puts Glamour
Into Her New Capital Home;
Would Consider Play
Bv Beth CambbeU.

George wife the
other day that he had made his will and left her the football
We'll" movie star could go back
to HOLLYWOOD with 80 goodookng young athletes
property"
Millions Of movie-eoers would have
answering smile She was Conne Griffith star Of BLACK
classe" and many other films in silent days.
Three Washington Redskins
the professional football championship
actor himself also laundry chain which single
TranspIan
To Nations Capital.
transpanted bit of Holywoods
informality and glamour menowed Capital
Much Washington
with huge renaissance mansions built for
tanning just home It's
japanese moderno astonishing guest
rooms and dining table that eight
calling its tradition But Mrs. Marshall
met her next door neghbo for the first time
dcshund Heinie Marshas Toby
tearing up dog in midnight fracas in the neghbor yard
Cornne recalls mery Then she called
Then dressed up and went and left card
don't like large parties she continued I'VE small dinners
and have people in But had enough of crowds
how mbs make movie people didn't
was fed with it."
Sports Different.
Former Film Star Finds
Sports crowds different They swallow
travels goes along
be with George of course" But she's ardent
She wrote Hail to the Redskins the Now its words
printed gold under lid
erland for Marshall And hidden music plays the lifts
4 to have time left happily
five feet
mothers little daughters
tie fulfedged real
All sounded
beauty of the lady todays
capable well youthful
but she's only five six Her
reddish brown hair
This day she but of lpsckose
matched
platform through
Gave Cigarettes
More
tipped
box Several ahays
She said she okehasnt drink
anything occasional glass of wine
of those make dizzy" she laughed.
the Trophe Paris through window
of Wild woodsy hills and blue sky
Marshall fashionable
Hotel suggested "where?"
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Glamour Gets
Ilka Chase
This Time
One More Actress
Changes Mood
OF Her Past
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.
Katharine Cornell, for long the
first lady of tragedy on Broadway,
shifted with success to comedy in
the current mo Time for Comedy"
on Broadway just as sophisticated
Comedienne Tallulah Bankhead
swung from her customary laugh
provoking roles to the brooding
tragedy of that other much alive hit,
'The Little Foxes"
In that mood this week there
was another heave-ho when Ilka
Chase changed over from those brit
tie, humorous parts she has so long
played to be the romantic glamour
girl-Domitia- the tryout on a
Long Island Broadway of Thomas
Jobs new comedy, "Rue With a Dif-
ference"
Job is the dramatist who wrote
the play, "Barchester Towers" In
which Ina Claire appeared on
Broadway in the winter months of
1887. That was, Miss Claire may
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Romance Blooms

8 When "The Wizard OF OF" Is pre-
Viewed, Hollywood will get its first
1limpse of filmdom's latest romantic
e6uple. During the picture Jerry
Marenghi, 3-foot-6-inch midget, met
Jeanette Fern, 3 feet 4 inches tall,
nnder q toadstool. They fell In love.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

ETC., etc. Mr.. Ritchie clears his
throat, used five minutes to talk
about the weather, another 10 to
eulogize London. After that come
a hundred superlatives for the play.
Miss Carson, now reduced to a
near breakdown, startles the Metro
executive with, WAS that all you
came to see me about?" He coughs,
smiles, then admits, shyly. well,
no-not exactly. You see, Mr. Louis
1See GRAHAM. Page F-2D
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Bv Franklin Arthur.
By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD.
IT think" remarked Ely Malyon
with a certain note of pride, that
Evening star., 1939-07-23
Miss Carson Had Worries
Before Mrs. Chips Role
Thought Herself Definitely Lost
In That Hollywood Home;
Susan Part Best Joke
BY NheiL1h Graham
By Sheilah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD,

The scene is dressing room in London theae Greer Carson
of "Od Music makeup knock the
tells
selling stockings perfume
don't any"
The dooman departsand What it?"
Evening star., 1939-07-23

Most OF those adept 1Dh brush utilize their
ability at self portrdture at time other Artist Ginger
Rogers is not an exception.
Evening star., 1939-07-23
It's a Good Trick, If

Jerry says she's pretty as a doll'
and she's coming to Hollywood from
San Francisco to attend the preview
with him.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

A STARS SECOND TALENT-Ginger Rogers enjoys drapng
almost much performing, exhibited seUerd
examples of her spare time efforts Ginger chooses Stage
Actress Katharine Cornell a subject.
Evening star., 1939-07-23

(See GLAMOUR, Page F-3)
Evening star., 1939-07-23

(See GRAHAM, Page F-2D
Evening star., 1939-07-23

(See WOLFERT, Page F-3.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at
the Church OF the Immaculate Con-
ception Rev, Francis M. o'shea, pas
tor. united In marriage Miss Ruth
Bolger, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph 4. Bolger OF Walnut street
and John A. Mccarthy, son OF Mr.
and Mrs, jeremiah Mccarthy OF
Wolcott. The altar was decorated
with palms as background and
many shades OF gladioli. A nuptial
mass followed the ceremony.
The bride was gowned In a prin-
cess model Of white satin with long
train, small halo hat that was
caught with orange blossoms from
which fell q three quarter length
veil, she carried a shower OF white
roses, Miss Irene Bolger, her sis
ter and only attendant, wore a Gre
clan model OF turquoise blue satin
that had q quilted jacket OF same
material and shade, and with this
she carried yellow roses. The bride.
mother wore black chiffon havins
pink accessories and corsage O.
gardenias and the groom,s mother I
black silk model that had whit,
accessories, and she also wore {
gardenia corsage. A reception fol,
lowed the ceremony at Waverly Inn
Cheshire for the immediate families
The couple left on a trip to Capt
Cod, the bride wearing a teal blue
outfit that had white accessories
On returning the couple will reside
at II Englewood avenue. The bride
Is O graduate Of Crosby high and
Connecticut State Teachers college,
and has been secretary at the Walsh
and Henry Chase schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-01
Weddings
NICHOLS.SAKOCIUS

Miss Veronica Sakocius. daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs. Michael Sakoc!us
Of Charles street was married yes
terday morning at ST. Joseph S
church at o'clock, TO Lester r,
Nichols, son OF Mr., and Mrs. H. D,
Macdonald Of Aruba, Dutch West
Indies, Rev, Joseph Valantiejus off,
ciated at the ceremony. The bride
was given in marriage by her father,
She wore a Dubonnet suit with tan
ager blue accessories, and a corsage
of gardenias, She was attended by
Miss Moreno Simmons who wore a
suit OF summer green shade with
japonica accessories, and her COR
sage was OF talisman roses, Charles
SakociuS was best man. The bride s
mother wore a navy blue print en-
semble with navy accessories, A re-
ception was held at the Sakocius
home for about twenty-five guests,
The couple left on a wedding trip
to New York and Virginia, the bride
wearing q teal blue ensemble with
black accessories. On returning, Mr.
and Mrs. Sakocius will reside a.
Katonah, N. Y.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-01
TATA-SANTAVENERE

The marriage Of Miss Marfisa
Santavenere, daughter OF Terig1
Santavenere Of Long Hill road, and
Henry Tata, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Anthony Tata Of River street. took
place yesterday morning at st.
Lucy's church at o'clock. The
bride who was given in marriage by
her father was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Linda Santavenere, and
Edward Tata, brother of the groom,
was best man. The bride wore white
taffeta with long leg o. mutton
sleeves, fitted bodice and long full
skirt ending in a train, her veil
caught with orange blossoms, and
she carried lilies Of the valley and
gardenias. Her sister wore a period
model Of peach mousseline de sole
that had blue shoulder length
veil that had a peach Powered fit-
ted headdress. She carried an old
fashioned nosegay. The reception
following the wedding ceremony was
held at the home Of Mr.. Tata. On
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. David Q. Griggs
OF Pine street have returned from
o visit with Mrs. Grigg's sister, Miss
Dorothy e. williams, at her summer
home In Pawlet, Vt.
waterbury persons staying at IN
dian Neck this week include: Mrs
Julia Dinova OF Hill street at the
Montasco Inn: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carew OF West Main street at the
Cottage Inn; Mrs. Edward McGrath
and her daughter Eleanor at the
"Wallingford, Jr,"
Miss Jane Schlander OF Waterbury
entertained on Monday evening az
q hot dog roast on "Spoonholder
Rock, her guests being the Youth
Club Of Indian Neck.
The Misses Mollie Frances Roll
OF Burton street and Helene Fran
ces Fiore Of Edison avenue sailed
this morning for q week ct Virginia
Beach, Va.
The Misses Mary and Margaret
Flynn entertained recently at their
home on Rose street In honor OF
their sister Mrs. Carl Wegener and
Mr.. Wegener Of Tappan, N. Y, In
honor Of the tenth wedding ami
versary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wegener. A
turkey dinner was served and the
couple received many beautiful gifts.
Guests from out-of-town were Mrs.
william Moedebeck and daughter,
Barbara Of Thomaston. Mrs. Veg
ener was the former Miss Norine
Flynn Of Rose street.