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switch. leaving him TO his leisure
to worry about repairs.
Now lunch was foremost
and so We stopped Mt Lake
Bratan Rest House, where
again ensucd another "shir-
ade' In order that our Malay
host might he made 10 under
stand our wants.
"Nazi Goreng," we had been told
by the Dutch, was an excellent
filler for two hungry cyclists. II
proved so, being n mixture of cur
ried rice, and chicken. with Bali
nese vegetables Of varied types.
Washed down with mineral water
TO Bali from the bottling
works Of neighboring Java, it sat
isfied,
Then came the rain TO turn that
placid lake scene to one OF gloom.
How long will it rain. boy ?"
We pointed at the sky. With his
hands he signed the hours three
to five. Rain from three to five
regularly each afternoon! What a
country. We drew on our genuine
Alaska fishskins from dear old
and pushed on, down,
down, we coastcd mile after mile.
Once, Moore. far ahead OF me,
forgot the maxim Of not braking
your front wheel on hand brake
bike while rounding a corner He
had tragic upset, hurting from
the handlebars head first and land
ing in the mud, where ! found him
sitting disgustedly when | rounded
the corner seconds later. But up
again and on. At last out of the
rain we sped, into the brilliant
of the great terraced low
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lands OF South Bali. We had coast
cd fully 20 miles in less than an
hour From its backbone of noun
tains, Bali slopes evenly on all
sides TO meet the sea, a sort of
cyclists paradise, provided said
eyclist can maneuver the summits.
CONTEST BLOOD
KEEPS RISING
Moore We must make Den
Pasar by sunset or those American
tourists will have us down from
A to z as CUTTERS" The old Amer
lean urge TO make a contest of
everything was yelling up.
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Thrilling Aduentures on Island of Ball.
Exotic, COlor1lN, Unique, Told BY Tacon7an

Bell Divided Into Three Sections With
Marked characteristics in Each; Great
Bands Of Monkeys Chase Each Other
Through Tree-Tops. But Always Escape
From the Camera
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our exertions of the past so miles!
Where 10 put up for the night :?
No Bali hotel, with it's Is guilder
per day rate would do us we
agreed. So we picked on a tiny
Chinese establishment. where we
could put up for the amazing sum
of IS Dutch cents per day, three
quarters Of one guilder. After ALL
mosquito netting and sanitation
are the prime requisites for a
night in the tropics. we agreed,
and our little Chinese hotel Of
fered both. A crowd gathered dur
ing negotiations for our room. sur
veying our bicycles and disputing
their merits as against those of
the Dutch cycles to be seen around
town.
Up to our room went our KNAPP
sacks. We made good use Of the
Indian dipper bath, and attired in
our spare blue denim shirts and
long pants made our bold way TO
the chromed, swank atmosphere Of
the Balihotel, rendezvous of the
three day tourists. There in the
lobby in evening clothes. smoking
and chatting over their cocktails,
sat our American friends of the
boat trip from Manila. They CAPPED
at sight Of us, then were gathered
around us in a crowd
Well, by heck, you did
make II. Good enough-good
enough. Get chair and
drink for these boys, someone,
etc"
What is it about your own peo-
pie which is so completely home
like and familiar? We didn't
pause to explain but were merely
grateful. Two of our heretofore
scoffing American friends, from
Pasadena, Calf. insisted on our
having dinner right there and then
in the Bali hotel.
ETIQUET JUST
MUST BE SERVED
But how can we-no dinner
jackets, etc" l pointed to the little
card notifying guests that dinner
could be attended in nothing short
of proper evening wear. They
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BY BIKE THROUGH BALI

Editors NoteLdwad Mason youth who
Orient November ~
The Times publishes herewith sixth series articles b,
BY EDWARD MASON
BALL. Dutch East Indies Dec 2l.-Someone has said
See Naples and die At the risk of offending Italian pa
riots it should be addedDo not expire till you have
Bali"
Roughly. you may divide Bali into three sections: Nor
thern Bali with Boeeleng the chief center Southern Ball.
with Den Pasarhis is the center of the true Banese cu
ture-and Dembrana the entire far portion of the
island great highland covered with virgin forest almost
unnhabed and to this day requented with occasional tigers
and many wild boar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Play Love Scene
With Eyes Alone

Myrna 10y and Tyrone Power
played ons Of the strangest and
nsost difficult love scenes In screen
history for Daryl y. zsnucks pro-
duction Of The Rains Came" the
ssnsationally successful best-selier
by Louis Bromfleld, which co-stars
the pair with George Brent at the
Roxy theater.
The Philip Dunne-Julien Joseph
son script Of the 2oth century-Fox
film. In which hyrna plays Lady
Esketh and Power plays MAJOR
ssfti. required the stars 10 express
their love by their eyes alone. The
two-minute scene took place In a
hospital. 80 gauxe masks covered
the lower half Of their faees-And
they had no lines To speak.
The scene WAS filmed countless
times before Director Clarence
Brown 10, the desired effect and
he found II 30 impressive that he
hit upon the Photographic innosa-
ton OF shooting 800 feet of huge
close-apa Of the stars eyes alone
The film. which has been faith.
fully adapted from the novel. re.
tAins all Of Bromfield's fascinating
characters. A great supporting
cast features Brenda Joyce. Nigel
Bruce. Maria ouspenskaya. Joseph
Sohildkraut. Mary Nash. Jane
Darwell. Marjorie Rambcau. Henry
Trayers and II. b. Warner. Harry
Joe Brown was associate pro.
Queer.
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Two Roles Make
WsrnerFsmous

SoEsss actors WORK an entire Life
tine = wln fame behind ths foot
lights or on ths scresu. e1, tao
roles wossla have made h b. wAr-
nss a star q ihs frs; rank even 4
h. had never appeared In another
picture. One rDlc wAx that OF the
Lord In Cecil n. DeMilies The
king a kings The other Sas
that q ths Prime Minister o. the
mythical kingdom q ~shangri-LS"
In Frank Capras recent success,
Lost Horizon
Warner. whose latest role Ia
that Of the long suffering "inspec-
tor Nelson" OF Scotland Yard In
pAramounfs new adventure thrill
er. Arrest Bulldog Drummond,".
now al the Riviera theater. h one
OF the best-liked character players
In ffimdom.
Also on the screen Is Shine On,
Harvest Moon" and the Louis
Pastor fight pictures.
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sth2n Hals az Maurice Mnscox1ch.
John crumwsl directed for RkO
Raelo frosn a screeuplay based Or
Bessie hseGsrs nossl. Memory o.
Love
sharing the screen all ~ @Hk-
Sail2n Nights featuring Johnny
Downs and Mary Carlls.e.
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Thsyfs raising the dickens
amongst the COWS and the chickens
taking tho nation on a laugh
ing vacation
In effeet. the thlrd % the ssnsa-
iionaIiy hilarious ~Blondie= comedy
series comes % the Beverly thea
ter today. It's blonde Takes a
Vacation ard the slAp-happy Bum
steAaz continue 20 be played by
Penny Singleton a. "Blondie".
Arthur Lake as her harazscd hus-
band. DAgwood. Larry Simms. as
Baby Dumping" and Daisy. as
the Bunstead family pooch. Others
In the cast are Donald Meek. Dom
aid MaeBride, Thomas w. Ross.
Elizabeth Dunno and Robert VIII
cox.
Frank r. strayer, who welded
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

q modern Lady Godiva by her
sweetheart. Marvel Harold War
renderl furnishes a lot OF excite
ment. Beguiling Diana Napier
airs. Richard Tauberl. a famous
singer and dancer In her own
rights, Is featured as Madame
Sidonie.
Sparkling as champagne are the
hundreds OF beautiful girls. seen in
silks and sstins. scarces and plum
age of the most exquisite quail
ties and In almost endless variety.
The music OF Offcnbach and PUG
cini's Is freely used in Mimi; Miss
Lawrence singing a special treat.
The dialogue Is entirely in the Eng
lish language.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
barrymore Has 6rsst
RoIe h Newest Picture

oaid TO give the famous actor
lis finest role IN years. The Great
Nan Votes" presents John Barry
.nore ~ broken-down wreck Of .
.once famous scholar who. through
.the love and resourcefulness Of his
two children. again becomes =
.egrcst man"
Peter Holden ana Virginia Weld
.1er have the roles Of the two
.youngstsrs. and Lli4 Alberni. Dom
.a1d Mac3ride, Katharine Alexan-
DIR. Granville Bates and J. ~.
Ksrrigan are prominently cast in
this unusual offering. Carson
.Knnin directed the Cliff Raid pro-
.duction for RKo RADIO
This picture ~ well ~ Letter
~ Introduction comes 70 ths
.Ismple theater Wednesday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

Miss Lawrence, who started her
career In musical comedies, has
long been identified with Noel Cow
ard. with whom she toured In TO
night at $50" She and Douglas
Fairbanks were teamed in numer-
ous London stage plays. and are
featured for the first time together
ON the screen In Mimi"
Never has the gay. earefree
spirit OF youth in the artists quar-
ters Of Paris been more truly de-
picted a. In mimi" II Is a lavish,
beautifully costumed picture.
The lovely Musette. played by
Eiamorous Carol Goodner. whose
curvAceous form has been painted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
HERsHoIT HOOPS

Fer the frs, time in his motion
picture career. Star Jean Hcrxholt
took dancing lessons for q scene IN
Meet DR.. CHRISTIAN" being pro-
duced by william stephens for
RKo Radio. II was In preparation
for = waltz with Enid Bennett.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

the megaphons on blonde" and
Blonde Meets the Boss" Ia re-
sponsihle for blonde Takes a
Vacation" and Richard Floarroy
penned the scrcenplay.
Also on the screen IL Hotel I'm
periAl. eo-starring Ray Mllland
and Isa Miranda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
DESCENDs SOCIALLY

Last seen as a college boy. dude
ranch guest and bank clerk. Joe
Penner plays the part Of taxicab
driver in THE Day the Bookies
wept." his newest vehicle for RKo
Radio, in which Betty Cradle plays
the feminine lead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
BELIEVES In CHARMS

Boris Morros. whose first indie
pendent production for RKo Radio
release Is the Laurel and Hardy
film. The Flying Deuces." has a
string of good luck beads which
were given him by Rasputin, the
Mad Monk of Cxaristic Russia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Continental Night. To
Present England. Min"

The management Of Continental Nights" which has
reserved Of the worlds outstanding film hits for
coming months opens the winter tonight with the
first local showing OF elaborate British musical production
Mimi in which number of internationally famous actors,
headed Douglas Fairbanks T and Gertrude Lawrence lead
n toft housands
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1n Name Only and "Haaan Nights" the Music Box Wednes


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
Csroe Lombard Cary Grsnt Key Frsneis Johnny Downs,
Mary Carlisle and Constance Moore Share Screen Hono


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
That FsmiIy's Here Again,
This Time At The Beverly

ZOO hoo! Everybody! That famlys back here again
The BumsteadS back having wonderful time in
the great spaceswhere there's 10 get IN
irnnlleI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03

Jimmy cagney has one Of the
+. unest collections Of old firearms
nnd swords on the West Coast
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-03
'Of AR Thisesi

; 1h> writer his opened . icz a.
Xc,1ywocd man Ia he day. but =
1axn watch came IN today from
<>garn~r Broth~rs sho~s Just bow
ar thess pahllcasy boys WIN 90 Tor
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: were nnnh1ng lsvs - sarh
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Th< results are interesting II for
10 other reason than they prove
that iove-snaking. even for . living
las ~ compcnnations and that
7one =. Or fwo can get used
~ anything In time.
Accnr1Aag - ~ dectess
: CHARTS. zortnA H. ballet
annses. almsss ruled EAdis
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10
Neither Side Won Tuesday
In Puyalli4b Power Voting

Tshuission e = absentee bal
lots win have no hearing - TIE
eios<ness 81 TIE vote ess, n ~
special electlun he'd a rsrzilar
on whether the ci,v should acquire
the power SYSTEM IL ne rueef
SQUAD ru~er a light Co. i va
revealed THURSDAY ~ lee Ford.
county superintendent q eisetsens
Fend pointed CIT thst under
statute. The measure. n order u
pass. would have 70 have - per
cent or more ef re total esIlet.
casa. because > nond issue of $50. :
900 was involved.
TIE total vcte VS. Lea
with 81 ballot. against sh>
prope~Hl aHd 80 fer H. fhe
number - sst-< necessary Ter
th~ haIsst nsca~ure 70 ps~..
ha~~d - % per cent a. ~
tstai votes ceHl. wcul1 ~
Liza Ford explained.
ssince neither side wss success
fai IN obtaining 90 per cent a tho
total veis cast" sAid Fnri. s'cne
might say that no ore won."
Ford declared. however. that
sines proponents n the measure
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10
SCOUT COUNCIL
MEETS FRIDAY

All members Of the Tacoma
council Sea Scout organization.
together with prospective menu
hers. win join Friday evening In a
stag entertainment at Eiks club
auditorium. launching the fan and
winter program Of the port.
DIR. Elmer Petersen. commits
sioner In charge OF athletics and
social activities. has arranged the
program which win include boxing
and wrestling matches. moving
pictures OF u. s. national parks.
some surprise features and =
doughnut feed.
Commodore Harold N. Mann
announced the Sea Scout ship
vigilant. Skipper Dwight A. Mason.
Is In charge Of arrangements: the
Flying Cloud. Skipper Lloyd T..
Green. viii provide the boxing and
wrestling bouts. and the Aibatross.
Skipper p. r. Gruger. viii tend 10
the serving OF refreshments.
A small admission fee win be
charged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10
MODERN SHAKESPEARE
SEEN As FILM WRITER

MINI EAR Oils. MINI. - II
Shakespeare w~ru alive today you
can bet he'd be out In California
writing movie scripts. says Pref.
Roosevelt Walker Of the uniscrsl-
~ Of Georgia.
Shakespeare was on entertain.
er. not a CLASSIC Walker told
University Of Minnesota students
al a convccation. And were he
born in 1884 instead Of isst. I'd
wager he would never have worn
long hair"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-10
TACOMAN LOSES
APPEALED CASE

oixMriA--A suit ny Sauna D.
Adams % Tacoma 10 feres H.
state 10 pay her = 80 mcnthly pen.
men and xspe n hack p<nsina
money was Fejset<d to-day ~ ~
state supreme ooart.
The court reversed : Pierre
county superior eeart Judgment IN
her fsvor Because her daughter
Was able "a contribute 10 her sup
port. the ssais sselsI security -
rsrtmsnt had granted her = 80
pension.
While her suit against the state
va being tried the ia1n leElsla-
turs amended the old age assist.
snee law - that ability cf rels.
itses TO support her he'd 10 W
included A. m asset The ~.
prems eouss ruling In effect upheld
the departments findings.
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criminal aims and bioodthirsty
slave policy. they have engineered
assassinations or mysterious auto
mobile accidents; accidental bomb
explosions or revolver bullets have
gone astray.
English colonial history. a. well
an the history OF British world
domination. abound In such IN
stances, proving this statement.
Men OF England this time made =
mistake. From now on We will
deal harshiy with state enemies Of
Germany. who believe themselves
able 10 pursue criminal actiwtie,
for the secret service. They viii
be dealt with according 10 German
thoroughness."
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HISTORY RECALLED
LEADERS PRESENT

With him last night were Ru-
dolph Hess, deputy fuehrer and
No. 3 Nazi; DR.. Paul Joseph Goeb-
bells, propaganda minister; Alfred
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ULSH BOYS ON
way TOPR|sON
Three Other Youths
Given Suspended
Sentences

The two ulsh brothers. George
and John. who told undersheriff
Clyde Knowles five months ago.
you dumb cops haven't got
nothing on Us. went off to walln
Walla late Wednesday afternoon
TO start serving 2o-year prison
terms for robbery.
George, is years old. and John.
Fl, were sentenced by Superior
Court Judge Robert E. Evans
shortly before 3 O'Clock and an
hour later were taken in custody
by a travelling guard from the
state penitentiary.
Three other youths, whose full
confessions after their arrest early
last June led to arrest and convic-
ton Of the Ulsh boys, Jared better.
Others Suspended
The three. all of whom have had
birthdays since they were locked
in the county jail to await trial.
stood soberly before Presiding
Judge Fred C. Remain at o'clock
Wednesday afternoon TO hear
themselves sentenced to 20 years
10 the reformatory at Monroe, but
the sentences suspended during
their good behavior.
Freed thus by the courts Glenn
ency were Elmer Dale Hart. Is;
. Russell George, IS. and James
Stephens, II. who were permitted
TO plead guilty to the charge of
taking an automobile without the
owners permission.
When arrested in June they con-
fessed to participation with the
Ulsh boys in part of series of
south end and suburban tavern and
store robberies. On their testi-
mony as states witnesses. a jury
convicted John Ulsh Monday eve
ming. His younger brother. George,
pleaded guilty Wednesday morn
ing, just as he was to go to trial.
Key to Own Cell
1--WE given each of you the key
TO your own CELL" Judge Remain
told Hart, George and Stephens.
at is up to you whether you use
1t or not"
He lectured the boys for several
minutes, told them that from his
own experience as juvenile court
judge that they could not have
picked tougher company than the
Ulsh boys.
"Your job now is to keep the
right company" he told them.
Judge Remain gave the three
younger boys suspended sentences
at the recommendation Of Deputy
Prosecutor Bill Goodwin.
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CLuR MEETS FRIDAY

The Park Avenue and 72d street
Improvement club viii meet At .
p. m. Friday In the Park Avenue
school annex.