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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
Detroit Lions
Score No. ;
By UNITED PRESS

The Detroit Lions scored their
third straight victory. 17-3. over
the Chicago Cardinals last night
after three other elevens had fallen
from the perfect record class earlier
IN the day. Most surprising was
Green Bays 27-24 defeat by Cleve-
lands Rams, who had lost two
previous starts. The champion New
York Giants and Washington Red
Skins, co-leaders of the eastern
division, struggled through a mud
soaked 90 deadlock for the first
black marks against their records.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia also
waded through the mire to a score-
less tie.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
L a. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES, Oct. 2. (UP)-
trading was only fair for Monday
Lettuce was higher. Tomatoes
strengthened.
asparagus: Imperial Wy select
l4-15c lb. select 12-13c.
Cantaloupes: local hbs std 16s-
24s 5O-65c; 27s 40-5Oc; Imperial VIy.
Jbo 23s-27s ,75-$1.OO; honeydeWs
Saugus std crates Ss-16s 9O-$1 90:
Persians local y &c.
Lettuce: dry pack Guadalupe,
santa Maria & Lompoc As 81. .65-
$1.85.
Peas; Pismo-Oceano pole 7-Sc;
Guadalupe 7-8c.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
Markets At
A Glance

Stocks lower and quiet.
Bonds irregularly lower; u. S.
governments irregularly lower.
Curb stocks lower
Foreign exchange easy.
Cotton about steady.
Wheat off 1R-1h cents. Corn
off In.
Rubber steady.
Silver off x cent in New York to
34B cents a fine ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
Bobby Riggs

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2. CUP)-
Two famous international tennis
stars, John Broimwich of Australia
and Franjo Puncec of Jugoslavia,
were matched today in the mems
singles finals of the Pacific south
west tennis tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
Brooklyn Winds Up
Season in Third
Spot in National
Bulletin

NEW YORK, Oct. 2. (UP)-Big
Paul Derringer, control pitcher
with a snaky low curve, will carry
the hopes of Cincinnati into the
first game of the World Series,
manager Bill McKechnie of the
Reds announced today.
Manager Joe Mccarthy of the
New York Yankees probably will
call on Charlie Ruffing.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2. CUP)--
Hogs saleable 1000. mostly steady.
spots 10 to Is cents lower; me-
dunn to choice 7.50-8.15; locals
down to 7.10; sows $3.50.
Cattle saleable 1000. Fully stea-
dy; medium to good light steers
8; some held higher; few common
to medium heifers 6.25-7.50; good
wyoming cows 7.35; others 6.25-
40; Gamers and cutters 4.25-5.5O:
bulls to 7.S5; calves saleable 400
Steady; few vealers to 1850; calves
1903; few stock calves 8.
Sheep saleable 700, holdover TAG.
Lambs fully steady; medium To
choice 80 lb. California lambs 9:
Saturday Utah lambs 9.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02

Lula Pyle, M. Childers, Shiosaku
Kodama, Marcelle Withrow, L. r.
Duff, Don Withrow. Geo. Bucklin,
Tom Okimoto, Margaret Bucklin,
Oran Weeks, Herbert Miller, Bill
Lyons, l., J. Reynolds, Adlyn Con-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
FOOTBALL SCORES

st. Mary,s IL. Gonzaga O.
st. Vincent 13, Niagara 0.
John Carroll 13, st. Francis Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
Valley Football
cams Rated on
Season O peners
BY BURDETTE KINNE

imperial Valleys Monday morning quarterbacks were
at 1t again today but for only words of praise for Ell
Centro high school and junior college flowed from their
ps the two Ell Centre teams routed San Diego junior
varsity and Yuma high school by of 27O and 26O
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02

key, Edward Alarcon, Betty June
Johnson, Ben T. Blakely, T. K.
Fluke. j. B. McNeece Jr., Bob
O'Brien, Don Brock, Clifford Glenn
ent, Mrs. Ben Blakely. S. j. Round,
Earl Templeton, Charlie Thomas,
Arlie Scott, Sid Goddard, Tommy
Miyata. Harry Kodama, Bill Swerd-
feger, Laur Brown, Roy Brown, Paul
Mackey, Edward Rademacher, Ray
Callahan. Mae Thomas, Lee Rit-
ter, j. A. Wallace, j. J. Williams,
Howard Ferguson, Hazel Ballou,
Crubher Seriguchi, Jim Dawson,
Leon Withrow, John Feeney, E. H.
Ferguson, Thomas Feeney, Dorothy
Buckle, o. w. Brown, Mrs. D. w.
Ketchen, Al Thomas, N. Kobayashi,
frankie Lambeth, Clyde Duringer,
Michio Sakaniah, Tom Daniel, Err
maleen Bucklin. Mrs. T. K. Fluke.
Tony De Vita, Bill Outlook, Alma
Eldridge, Milton Smith, Yoshio Wa
tamura, Hugh Latham, w. G. Bar
ringer, Bert r. Crosby, w. T. But
Ter, Ned West. Kiyoshi Imazu, c. V.
Shaddy, Dick Strickland Waldo
Simpson, Minnie Dickson, Dou-
glass Hays, Philip Boone, j. H.
Wylie, Yves Abrams. Edward Knech-
el, Warren Currier, Bob Tackett.
Bert Holt, Russell Smith, Mrs Riley
Wick. Sam Donabedian, Paul For
nasero, Eric Won Blauzwirn, James
Noll, C. Ezell, Harvey Ladd, David
Young, Ray Carr, Tommy Tsuchi-
yama, H. c. Buehner, Mickey Kern,
George Hoshizake. Robert Stukas,
John Barrows, Louis Palacio, T
Koike, Thirzi Anderson. Frank
Hata, Frances Keller, Jack Gum,
Mary Carroll, Jack Terrazas, Henry
Farrar, Earl Shaw, David Box, j.
E. Van Dorm, Henry Okamura
Geo. Bennett, Hank Webster, Wig
go E. Hansen, Carl Bennett, Ann
Phillips, Milton Trudell, Charlie
Schumm, Bob Rawles Frank john
son, Donald Edgar, Howard Earl.
4 s
Tollie King, J. H. Burritt, Frank
OsWalt, Hitler e. Stain, Ltd, T. F.
Mccarthy, Ken Sugihara, Mrs. G.
w. Edgar, S. E. Shaw, C. A. Butler,
S. Matsumoto, H. w. Cooper, j. B.
Claverie, Sadie Donaldson, Alike
Komatsu, Thomas Slovak. Geo.
Mayfield, Neil Ritter, Forrest Man
ley, C. E. Fairchild, G. E. Parrot,
Carl Conley, Sarah Higginbotham,
Bill Willingham, Albert Steele, Jim
Tuttle, Limea Tanase, E. E. Pinnell,
Lillian Shawley, Agnes Thomas,
Jay B. Littlefield, Ada Outlook,
Dale Armstrong, Ruth Busby, Bu-
ford Arnold, Richard Carr, Roch
Maquar, Thelma Henry, Louis
Crook, Geo. Robertson, M. j. Van
oni, R. A. Stukas, George Carroll,
George Yada, Bill Clements, oscar
Pachilla.
3-9
Alice Harrison, w. r. Mcbride,
Carmi Duer, F. T. Paycraft, G.. L.
Fleming, j. M. Boyd, w. D. May
field, Paul House, Hideko Hoshiza-
XII, John Carter, Raymond Reeder.
. 20
E. S. Hoshizaki, Pasadena Vine
yard, PETE Englert, Nick Higgen-
botham.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02

We have financing service for
overhauling your car. We pay for
all needed repairs and you pay us
in small easy payments. Why ride
around in clatter- trap oil-burner
when you can have the old boat
renovated and pay at your conven-
ience?
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
8 4

3 Il
Max Sones, Clarence Anderson,
George Cottrill, Roy Koike, Her.
bert Mann, John KIDD, Richard
Finn, Leon Provasek, Ray Men,
doza. L. NJ Moore, Henry Andrade,
Bob Rayburn, Max Sones, Dave
Knechel, Bryan Willoughby, R. C.
Hamilton, Bill Payne, Carmen Vim
frido, Eddie Palmer, Carl Downing,
Jack Oswalt, Jimmie Tijimoto, v.
r.. Weiss, Marie Higgs, Donald May
field, Orville Ingram, Noboru My
ose, Lyle Quinn. Bob Ballou, Homer
Chambers. Bennie Shaw.
Is
Carlos Moreno, o. Keller. Roy
Still, o. B. Hetherington, R. L.
Schumm, Carl Kita, Zona Mcbride,
Don Maddux. Ray Higginbotham,
Harry Minami, Bill Caughlin, John
Finn. Marie Sayles, Tom Brents,
Henry Konishi, Peter Yrigoyen, Ted
Sander, DR.. G. E. Maggie, Jackie
Payne, T. j. Payne, Spanky Kobata,
Frank Raab, Bob Havens, Wilfred
Stukas, Donald Stukas, Bob Cand-
land. John Carroll, Salvador Pala-
clio, Mrs. Nick Hartzler, Nick Hartz-
Ter, Tom Osa, Jack Kirkpatrick.
Minoru Shigematsu, Buddy Meas
ures, Ernesto Lazo, Bud Ritter, Paul
Gillett, l.. Cary, Jack Roberts, La
mar Gillett, Earl Hinson, Mrs. j. o.
Murphy. Bob Brissenden, w. L.
Tackett, Larry Kobata, Johnny
Busby, Gene Oswalt, Harry Ham
erslough, Paul Little, j. w. Roberts,
John Weiss, Edgar Palmer, Har-
old Havens, Alvin Bucklin, Frances
Newell. Myrel Gillett, Billy Burke,
Lowell Weeks, Rayo Matsushige
Mitsuo Sanbonmatsu, Jerry Ben
nett. Bob Feeney, Tony Holland,
Junior Bucket, G. E. Tuttle, Car
roll Reynolds, James Newell, Ia
kashi Kobata, w Covington, Mil
ton Console, John Sprinkle, Allen
Harris. Carl Chikahisa, Jimmie
Smith. Frank Smyer, Frank Oki-
moto. Roy W. Merrill, l.. E. Greer
George Higgs, Bob Graham, Roy
Templeton. Roberta Bartholomew
Frank Simms, Yoshiro Sanbonmat-
su. Bob Barrigan, Wesley Roth
Arnold Page, Bob Romans, Clyde
Donaldson, Harry Tsujimoto, Ar
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02

Alice Harrison, w. r. Mcbride,
Carmi Duer, F. T. Paycraft, G.. L.
Fleming, j. M. Boyd, w. D. May
field, Paul House, Hideko Hoshiza-
XII, John Carter, Raymond Reeder.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
q 10

E. S. Hoshizaki, Pasadena Vine
yard, PETE Englert, Nick Higgen-
botham.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
LOCAL BUTTERFAT

MINNEAPOLIS FLAX
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'outhwest Flaxseed association
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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-02
L. A BANKS

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 2. Up)-
.,,,,,,,,. 6es 6A
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3 Days for
Ski Premiere

Tn hoost his business. an enter
prlSlng lnnkespsr near ST Nnf1in
senals eni personal notes . nfnni.
nenl ladies n a. parts n Europe.
signing them With the name Of hs
popular 81 master. and urging TIE
addresses . eonie u he resort.
Constance. + Young American mil-
honalre widow. decides % follow
~ TINS invitation. but finds The
champion nof the least interested
n her. but he falls heavily Tor her
glFl friend Dorothy When the
women IN ihe resort find cut that
most q them haNf received sini-
ar leNe letters from ne Engad.n.
they realize The promotion scheme.
nef knowing he ski master wss
innocent ard here The plot turns
INTO comedy melodfama. and pro.
Nlaes unlimited possibilities for
Love Letters fnam ST Noriizs
opening tomorrow At the Lake.
weed
The finn Is expected Il he next
winters greatest hit. and has is
first vest coast showing IN the
series Of continental Nights by
special arrangement With the nWn.
G. 81 the American rights Luis
frenker famous European cham.
pion. Is featured. There vii he
Two performances each night. At
and . Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday
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SAY IT IN FRENCH AND THE DUKE OF
WEST PONI" Al BEVERLY TOMORROW /

bride takes . bob ~ maid In her
husbands family In order 10 keep
their marriage . secret and save
her unsuspsctinx fathefsin.laS's
shipping business from going hank
rppi
The Duke OF Vest eolHs' wtll
also open tomorrow nj tbs beverly
Produced by Edward Amall. and
starring Louis Hayward. Richard
Carlson. Tom Bfown. Alan Curtis.
and Joan fanlaine. the picture
represents sumo of the best ell.
around entertainment that has
come 10 the screen this season
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"Fant' at Kay
St. 7 omorrow

The lates, and the most success
M film produced In Norway Ia
called FAINT tGypsies of The Sea-
eoastl. which vii be shoWn nj The
KAY Street theaier Tuesday be-
ginning at p. NJ. With continuous
showings I'll Il.
This film has bern directed by
ranered ibsen from the story Of
Gabriel SCOTS book by the same
name. which was very popular in
Norway and best seller The
photography II ny Adrian nmf-
man. n man Of many years expert
ener and the film is produced hy
the A y. Nofek Films. Oslo. u,
is quite a new style Of a Norwegian
film.
The story i about the peculiar
royefs OF the Norwegian coast who
really could be called the sea.
Fypsies Of Norway. Al the time
The film had its premiere showing
in oslo the entire press VAS very
enthusiasts and praised II a. be-
inr the best Norwegian film shown
during the year. some Of the best
Norwegian screen stars appear in
this film. as for instance Sor~ay'H
foremost actress. Sonia Wigeri.
who plays Josefa. Alfred Maurstad
who takes the part OF Fendfik,
ses-roVer. Cure Stormoen. Lars
Rwinde and others OF very great
interest Is the fact that this picture
Is filmed against n setting OF "sor-
iandets skJaergaard." which IL. In
other words. the beautiful coast of
southern Norway. This rocky
coast with It's beautiful inlets.
green fields. and pastoral land
scape. makes great setting for
n picture Of this description
On the same program IL also be-
Ink shown beautiful and interest.
ing scenic films.
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trail. always = cardinal affensr
n Ire EYES II lsw ahsasnx estss<as
- ths cattle country. h<eesass
iouhiv dangerous fur criminals
when eiiernY STA eaE 10 .usk
fsF ne fasee. u law ard arsses.
Aware that ne sFail a Sacramento
. hvlns tsffasisrsi ~ = nataFsats.
kanhlpf aad hGs hard uf outlaws
stnrpY swings ints srslon shss
The gambler commits hls nsa~s aAss
ing crime ruhhtnx 4 stAxveuAs h
Passenger cf taa coo sna murder.
lnk hsfns
Posing a. senasFfnnt. Happy
saWns - scvn win ia PAS
=tsaxkya ard Windy and rrn-
essas n flash FuaasY untls ne gets
laie . card game with the ssws-
hssf Then .ilnpry stare. every
thsnx % TIE turn q card 10 act
possession If the gamblers maaey
Discovering thst seus NJ n - IN
IRE nniss stalsa fsusH ire murder
ssl man. fiorrYe ksvss me xams
bier = thrilling chase slunn the
trail
Williams boyd. popular aufdner
star. again IA SEEN - HltapaInna
Cassidy. and slenrss. Hsyes ard
Russell hayden nnee nsnrs are hls
pat. Clarence X. Mulfard snsrAs.
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL rHEATERS
FIRST SHOWING

III . MOT s1-AaetaF AaelHs.
Ter Eafs Grant nazA Is PAR.
esHks ara HazH Fon ta3as
n Gauka DIa = 5. : q.
20 rs = Sc
Nj >IC RoN-Censfanza nen-
net ard Ssasz keHls II .THsi=
snin Is 40. Re . q.
slae ts1ae Ngthera ana I - CaE==
rt,lo II HE aIzoaa Wildcat
i IS 81 50 : -
Ri,IERA-Nlsaasl N8alea ard
Chick Chandler n Ins NJ
ferrous Ms \ i o Is.
5 d - % IS azsa William
BOYD IL suusei Tau : 5.
: Is . ) sos
RoNh-M lekrY Rooney And
Walter CONNOLLY II TIE a.
ventures 81 Huek zeeerrs fann
! % : % % L @ $50
Glenda Parcel and Barton Ma
iane IN Tnfthx Riaae n
ChinstoV Il - - -.
IS
RETURN SHOWING
BfAFRIN Virginia Bruce and
Melvin Douglas n There's
That Woman Agaiu alsn Raiph
Rellauix and fAY NAV n
smashlne the sps rms
COMM >iIh-Dlsk Powell ard
Clixis ~ HaTilland In Had Ia
Get a4so Am Shlfins and
Ralph sellsmv n aHlt
School
Ny >IKkfT-Renald ooiman
and Frances Dee IA II We're
king also Arthur laka and
Penny Singleton IN Blonde
rhRk-Lulse Ralns and PEI.
uand GraVet In rne Great
Waltz. " also Jane Nlfhers ard
Arthur Preacher ii Always Il
Trouble
Proc ToR-Consfanoe Bennett
and Charlie Ruseles n SIR
vice De Luxe also Edward Els
and Ann Shirley N 4 Man -
Remem Der
ri Al ,Rr-Frank Aioerfson N
'FaglfIVes For Night also
Constance Bennett and Cha.lie
Rugeles n Service DELUXE
RF\-Tyrone Power ana Lof-
rita Young II SUE also
Charles Starnett and Iris Mere.
dith IN south OF Arizona
>HEIIs@C lax cable ard
MYrna 10y IN Too Hot Il Han
die. also Hugh Herbert and
Allen jenkins N shi The
Octopus
>>ET-1oan Crawford and
Robert YOUNG IN The Shining
Hour also Jane Nlthers and
Arthur Preacher in Always IN
Trou bic
TEMPT E-.ieanefte Macdonald
Nelson Eddy and FRANK Morgan
in "SWeethearts
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STARS ROCK NOW IN
COMPLETE COMFORT

The good 'old=fashienea rocking
chair i back Ia stay.
Il made is comeback on the set
Of The 10Th Contury.Fox star-
rinE vehicle which Is currently
showing al tho Music Box thea,er.
The camp or folding chair.
famous IN Hollywood for lis popu.
larty With directors and stars. has
never had its superiority aues.
toned But n shortage Of these
on the set induced Leo carrillo TO
borrow n rocking chair from the
prop department
Carrillo's eontented mein a. he
puffed his pipe and rocked aroused
the envy Of the rest Of the cast.
and before the day WAS over Jane
Nithers Pauline Moore. William
Henry. Henry NilcoNson. Douglas
Fo@ley. Etienne Gifardot and Di.
rector Herbert ! Leeds had all
acquired their personal rockers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

A sparkling cocktail Of French
capitalization. American horse.
play and good old .fashloned 70
nance Is offered in Say II In
French The Ray Miiisnd Olympic
Bradns comedy, which will return
Ia the Beverly th.stef Tuesday
Set against The background of
New Works. smnrtest spots. in,
GLIDING Park Avenue apartment.
exclusive clubs. The French Line
pier. the Rainbow Room and Wal.
dorf. Astoria. Say II In French
tells rollioking story Of the com.
plientlnns TINT nris. when young
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
TOO HOT TO HANDle"
CLOSES At SHELL TO-DAY

Myrns 10y appears opposite
Clark Cable for the seventh time
II Too Hot to Handle. the thrill
packed story OF neWsreel camera
men which ends two oay
showing al the Shell tonight
IN the picture the triumphan,
co-stars Of Test Pilot and
other hts appear respectively as
a neNsreel man and a daring ava
trlx Waiter Pigeon. Walter Con-
molly and Leo Garlic also are
prominent In the cast.
"sh The Octopus. Warner
Bros mystery screarer. staring
Hugh Herbert. VIII snare tn. week
enc program.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
SINGING STAR

Warren Hull. featured In the
Beverly theaters current Column
nla attraction. Smashing the Spy
Ping came 20 Hollywood as one
II BroadWsys most popular sing-
ny stars and one Of the first ting-
~ masters IF ceremony N radio.
He mas since sung II only ons film
during ms successful screen career.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
HOT DOG rANCleR

Patrio Knowles British player
In Warner Bros '.Torchy Blame
in Chinatown. which IN now
showing AT ihe Roxy thestef. Is
some thing Of an amateur eook
and gourmet. and he was Induced
to cat his first hot dog during the
filming of this picture.
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NAMES
MODEST

HERE'S one ! wouldn't show
her Rosenbloom dug from
pocket much creased page
from a photo magazine. II showed
him on a rubbing table unlacing
shoe Very moist and muscular.
"Lookit the best pitcher of the
month, an l amt got on no
clo'esl ! didn' know they was
takin' ii or I'd a put on sumpin'
Imagine" said the modest man.
Anyway, we been goin' around
together some. and she never seen
a studio so ] says Come out'n
have lunch wit me An she's all
excited an says. I'll be there at
But l says, Nah come at IL
SO last week ! says, Honey.
lets you an me get married
An she says. We'll awright' We
was gonta elope TO Yuma but then
I decided | don't know her well
enough, so were gonta wait a
while
What kinda life would she have.
with me in Il pitchers this year
an havn TO be at my night club
from Q until 2 and back at the
studio at 9 in the mornin , | tell
her so but she SAYS she don't care.
Il amt so much that ! wanna get
married. but | want some kids.
Nah. | don't care about no boys,
! like little goils-little COILS wild
curly hair
She says she likes EN-. too.
Anything say. You think she
loves me -
MAKE has been in love with
N strictly high-class COILS before
Once he was fond Of the daughter
of a Canadian champagne king
But she turned him down by de-
claring that her father expected
her 10 marry 4 title. Rosenbloom
argued Indignantly. You wont
find no title better'n mine I'm the
light heavyweight champion"
He isn't a champion caliber now,
being little too busy 10 do much
training An amazing thing about
Rosenbloom lis that he has followed
his tortuous routine for more than
year getting no more than four
or five hours sleep night, and
he's overweight for the ring. New
er smokes or drinks except when
a picture script requires cigaret.
Movie actresses find him anus
ing but he doesn't care much
about them He likes oldfashioned
girls, preferably ones who can
cook Anyway. ne dlslikes women
who use hpsnck. says il always
gets on MS collar
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Is strictly the class. you under
stand not bee-yude-ful but still
a locker ana onney % He has
met her mother. who IS crazy about
him. and her old man. who is a
character and has wads Of dough.
One thing that attracted Rosen-
bloom right off was learning that
she wasn't after his money. After
all. Make is simple soul who
wants to be loved for hissef alone
Gazing pensively at the ceiling of
his studio dressing room, hands
elasped under his head and his feet
on three pillows he told of the
miracle that has come TO him.
We was gonta get married this
Sunday he said. but | onney
know her about six weeks She
says she follered me all the way
acrost the country l think may
be she seen me IN movie and
is pitcher-crazy like so many COILS
But she don't care If I'm famous.
sec An she don't care about
movin pitchers What she does
like is pitchers of me. which she
has been eollectin for years
don't believe this at first So she
SAYS Honest. Make over to
my house an l show va" So go
over an she's got whole room
fulla pitchers Of me. Think Of that
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Paints Rosey Future

FRA Nh Mar
gaa Tee ts ~
teIia leANssts
Misc oDowsk1 aeA
stsss g<lsly
lssst h.ss lsssly
ih,sGs sss IN.
lsa - v svh aus
for hIs ~ .
"asstts 80 IN
this serene ssuus
"sw ~shess -.
tietas teeshssi
sps etta eur
sentiy hetna
showa ~ lska
teamstek's tem
pie shsssss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
BY PAUL HARRISON
NEA Service Staff Correspondent
II o l. l. WOOD lis loxe-ln

II o l. l. Y " OOD lis love-in-
bloom for Rosenbloom,
The great Thespian. nlght-elub
proprietor and pugillst ups and
admits TO this correspondent that
strictly high-class society eoiI
has knocked him loony. and any
day now he expects to take the
count before a justice Of the peace
However. delicate reticence
has fallen upon Slapsie Make Ros-
enhloom. and he VIII not tell her
name not even To astonished Hol-
lywoodsmen who have seen him
with this goil and are fired by
curiosity. He says only that she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
Hopalone urns Gambler
In Sunset rail- at Riviera

In The thrilling DAYS Of The frontier West many
have saked his nj tho turn nf single sarand that y
Just what iopaunE Cassidy called on TO do IN the aesf
Of tina popular series Sunset TRAIL which playing
At the Riviera theater.
NsA sesYs esfHsnef "s8fhse NJ Harry Sherman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

The first marriage In Plymouth
colony occurred on May IL. 1921.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

ANC IsIESNEU5. n lE-ES7ED
N lSTE2i % OECCE1Tl Ss,"ss
Her father was an outstanding
actor, an. Constance Bennett
made a hit in her first picture,
"C,therea" =. spent several Years
away from the screen In France
returned TO the films IN 1888
is again a top ranking star
=. owns a cosmetic manuidctur-
ing company =. starred IL DE-
cause of her allergy To ordinary
cosmetics likes simple clothes
and a good argument was So
October % born in New York
CITY currently seen a. an
heiress with a yen to fly in Tail
spin" now showing at the Music
Box.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20

Sses Strio.y re Cas-. Avers re Pa
We Tarasa Matinee Iaol O4era-as.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-20
. HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

Love Comes . 'SIapsie Make
RosenbIoon, With q WaIIop
The Omaha guide., 1939-06-10
FILTERED AIR is BETTER
FOR LUNGS

Studies of the lungs Of human
beings, after death, have shown
that the amount of dust of all
kinds that is breathed in, which
gets past all the protective devices
in nose, throat, trachea and bron-
chial tubes, is much greater than
is commonly realized, says a bull
letin of the National Warm Air
Heating and Air Conditioning AS
ISOLATION. 1t has long been known
physicians that a coal miner can
readily be identified by autopsy
by the blackness of his lungs; and
some students believe that the
lungs of a resident of a soft coal
burning city, and a resident of an
anthracite burning city would
show considerable difference in
this respect. The theroy has also
been advanced that the greater
susceptibility of elder people to
pneumonia is due, at least in part,
to the cumulative effect of the
dust which has been gathering
from year to year, in their lungs.
The Association points out that
one of the great advantages, from
the health point of view, of mod