davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-09-10

he did not she had but a moment
before they came back into the
circle Of the campfire to say what
she found dificult to express, be-
cause apologies in any form were
not too easy for her. "I understand
lot Of things now, Jim. Thanks a
lot"
II didn't want to hurt you,
Brick"
She stood for a moment with the
moonlight giving her hair the soft
patina of old gold. "I probably de-
serve to be hurt more than I am,
jim"
But, oddly. some weight seemed
to lift itself from her mind like the
pale wreath of smoke that wound
up from the deserted fire. Craig
and Liz would be coming in any
time now, their horses clip-clopping
along in the still dust. She might
have waited for them because she
had the sudden urge to put her
arms around LIS slender waist
and tell her how sorry she was
about lot of things, how happy
she would be If Jim and she could
put their lives together and weave
them together in their own pat
| tern-but Brick could not force
herself to face Craig again tonight.
So she said goodnight to Jim and
went up toward the section squared
off in the pinions for the women's
cots and tents, and as she passed
Beulah called from her tent, rs
that you, Brick?"
Brick opened the flap and stuck
her head in. Yes"
did you see Carl?"
Carl? Do you mean Carl Jami-
son?"
Who else is named Carl around
here?" Beulah asked dryly. "A guide
and he came in about a half hour
ago after nearly everyone else had
gone to bed. They had ridden all
day to catch us"
Brick stood very still in the
moonlight, her hand gripping the
flap of the tent. Why should Carl
change his mind and ride all dav
and half the night to catch up with
them?
Copyright, 1910. Chicago Daily News Inc.
Tomorrow: Carl tells Brick why
he came.
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Marriage License Applications

st. NV A"d tn. Rev Rev GeoPGs eaP4si o BULLOCK r
Henry Gray 35, 306 r st NV. and
Rhodia HAYNES: -. Az r st. NV: the
Rev Isaac Wright
and Julia A. OMalley, %, 1857 r !.
ave. ne: the Rev. GEORGE L. GinEras.
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day" He held out a pack Of ciga-
rettes 20 her, but she refused be-
cause the flare of match might
betray the expression on her face.
Would you like to walk with me?
There's big moon to chaperon
U.s."
Might Have Been Triumph.
A few days earlier this might
have been triumph for her,
proving to her a lot of things she
wanted then to believe about Jim
but now the triumph, If there was
one, was indeed shallow. Aren't
you afraid you'll turn my head with
such romantic suggestions?"
Il think not" he replied simply
Beside her Jim was tall-tall like
his son, with the same slow move
ments. Their laugh, too, was the
same, emanating from deep down
inside, but where Craig's voice was
lazy and arrogant. Jim's- was deep
and lonely and trifle hungry.
You are very much opposed to my
marrying your mother, aren't you?
You don't believe I can make her
happy. You think might hurt her.
Is that itp"
How am I to know?" she replied
vehemently.
They walked along slowly. In
the moonlight his hair showed thick
and gray above face that would
have been younger but for two lines
drawn deeply at either side of his
pleasant mouth.
Il realize what you mean by that.
You are remembering those two
days you and I had together at
Chuckomovi. You are thinking that
1 might be. swayed again if the
right face comes along and what
that would do to Liz If she knew.
But must tell you how very wrong
you are on that score Yours was
more than a pretty face to me. 1t
touched chord in my memory that
Vlbrated back to the years when I
was 2l, when I married a red
haired girl not lot different from
you. She gave me a son and then
I lost her. 1t seems that I have
been looking for her ever since"
There was hurt and loneliness in
his voice. Il came to the end of
that search when I met Liz because
she and I were looking for the same
thing-a chance to take up our
broken lives again and live them
happily together. Now it is going
to be difficult to make you realize
how much love her, that I want
to make her happy She is beau
tiful and she laughs and doesn't
seem to care what happens, but she
is afraid of lot Of things and she
doesn't play at love"
That last stung Brick into saving
something she regretted Immediate
ly. And she has plenty of money,
too"
Brick Learns Truth.
Cold hard anger tingled through
Jim's fingers as he put his hands
on her shoulders and twisted her
around to face him. so that is 1t?
You think I'm marrying Liz for her
money!" When she did not answer
he dropped his hands to his sides.
She could sense rather than see
the lndecision yelling up in him
before he said, How can I marry
your mother for her money when
she hasn't any?"
What a fool you must think I
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Deaths Reported

Mary s. Gordon. s5, 1872 Gath ST. NV.
Cora Slower. 81 Emergency Hospital
Efie l.. Weaver. "A. 204 LonEfellow st. n y.
Eugene Kahn. "A. 1901 Park road NV
Sarah E. Bryde, go 725 Emerson st. r.w.
Hermann Adolphe. SO, Soldiers Home Hos
Paul G. Clark. 81. 1850 Wisconsin avs.
NV.
Mamie. Ferguson. 56. st. Elizabeths Hos
pital
Albert P. Jones As. 2650 Wis ave. NV.
Dorothy Mccain, ~, 1918 18th st NV.
Maurice Lovett, Az Gallinger Hospital.
infant Carver, Gallineer Hospital.
Infant Matyo Providence Hospital
John Henderson. A.. GallinEer HosDitai
Infant Charles Horn. 81 90 BasS 81 Sc
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Airport Hearing Set

The Virginia Corporation COM
mission yesterday granted a hear
ing on the application of Thomas
I. Davis to operate the Mount Ver-
non Airport, 9 miles southwest of
Alexandria, abutting route /. The
hearing will be held in Richmond
on September 81.
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Births Reported

John and Marie Ashley, boy.
Morris and Rose BaSch, boy.
John and Rita RraTner boy
Davis ana Hariett Fisher. boy.
Ernest and Margaret Grifhth, sirl.
Harry and Mary Love, girl.
Eugene and Naomi Mitchell, boy.
Francis and Victoria Palcho, girl.
James and Vera Simon, boy.
Henry and Doris Woychak sirl.
Albert and Thelma Barrett twin boys
Ferber and Susie Bell, boy.
Delmar and Ottalye Clark, boy.
Joseph and Velma Green. girl.
Kenton and Mary Hamaker. boy,
Custis and Lila Meade boy.
Kenneth and Mary McElroy, boy,
Albert and Louise Rnmberr. Eirl.
Bernard and Gertruoe Sullivan, girl
Evening star., 1940-09-10
CHAPTER VIII.

The next morning Craig recog-
nized Bricks late appearance at
breakfast with only the briefest smile
executed from behind huge sour
dough biscuit. In fact, he obvious
ly was so uninterested in her ar
rival that she doubted that he had
been serious when two nights earlier
he had told her that he was on the
verge of falling in love with her.
He finished his coffee, and with
out so much as glance in her di-
rection left the circle and went to
help saddle the horses
Later she saw him riding far
ahead with the guide and Molly.
So at lunch it was she who pre-
tended lack of interest in his pres
ence. He must see that she lidn't
care at all why he had changed his
mind and come along, that she was
not the least bit curious why Molly
had altered her plans to accompany
him. When he spoke to her again
she would even be surprised that
he was there. That way she would
show him that she was not at all
Evening star., 1940-09-10
Service Orders
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BURFAU oF NAyrcArroN

Ford. 1t Robert s., from Newport. RI
to U. S. S. Eberle
Ross, 1t. Russell r. from u s & Preston
to U. s. S Houston
Adams. 1t. q. 81 BENJAMIN z, jr.. from
New London. Conn. TO u s s. Snapper
Foote, 1t. i. g. John j.. from New Lon
don TO Y; S. S. Spearfish.
Fuhrmsn, 1t. u. g. Albert s. from New
London to u S Sturgeon
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Der Cast Dude 60
by Mory-DoueIos SrovoII

The story thus far Brick Cam
eron and her younger brother Bill
help their mother operate a dude
ranch in Arizona. Mrs. Cameron,
called Liz by every one, is under
40 and extremely pretty. Her
doctor husband left her consider
able money tDhen he died tho
years before, and no,D jim, Brad
street, ,0hom Brick jealousy dis
likes, is in lone ,Dith Liz. Jim's
son Craig comes to the ranch at
the same time Bricks tiance,
Carl JamiSon, arriues and, COM
pairing the ttDo, makes Brick un-
certain of her loUe for Carl. But
Craig boldly advises her not to
jail in loue tDith him because he
,Douldn't be good for her. He be-
gins paying attention to the
lOeulthy Molly Winters. Carl un-
Gccountably decides to 90 to
Grand Canyon ,Ohen the Others 90
on a camping trip.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

When storing large quantities of potatoes in the root cellar 8 fire should be kept in the room for a couple days to tale up o2coss moisture on the potatoes. Vents should be open to carry off the warm mots ture laden air. Follow ing this period take out tho fire and lower temperature to $50 to 38o P, for winter storage.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Have you sigaod up to have ~onr #on't you do SO? Over 70 9" your noiChbors have already s1cssG. Every COW in tho valley muat be
 tos ted to mako this test " eth anythinC to you. The Extension Sor- vice is boinG paid to holp tho far nors by roconl"0 0ndtng sound nacticos 5 land oro not intorc ted in trying to run anybody out of bust.1ss.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

If stock is away from homo on D. turo, check on them now. Pas ture isshort and the snow sn't 6 Sr owing stimul ant. An anizel will lose wei Cllt rapidly undor s@ch c conditions.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Too many of us set our oyoa 2n the big things VIC expect to d. and fnr- set to do tho little things that :, como each day. Is not li22, thou gh, mostly little things witt l. biz
 oVont just now and then?
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

I Tn wondering how many wives havo convinced their husbands that the pigs would liko a litt1o salt oa
 thoir spuds And how many hoes F1avo died from becoming saltod. r hoard of ono man whoso w.fo ro- Fused to put salt in his grub un- til tho pigs received theirs.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Ro careful with recently wet tllroshed grain. It heats rapidly in this kind of weather an1 can spoil almost ovor night. After going to the trouble of th'os shing, it is worth the trouble to take care Of it.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Potatoes stoned at 2 tompor0 Q turo below $50 will likely cause the tubors to bocQ one swoot. Starch changes to sugar. If you have sweet tasting spuds store a
 small quantity in q warm room fQr
 8 couple days before using, giv- ing tho sugar 3. chance t o change back to starch.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11
FIX TENSION SERVICE NOTES

Laying hens should be in their winter quarters now. Once in the y should be kept there until spr ing. Turning out for exercise during the winter is not necessary but s detr mental. Their feet will get cold and egg productto will go down.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Foul trymen should start putting lights into the laying houses nov . Start with short light DOT iod and gradually increase.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Remember that a sudden chan~e in tempo ratQre Of hon's living quar- tors is as de tr mental as sudden change in foed to eGg pro- ductt0n.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

If you arc fottontng hogs @43 that tEoy haVo nl9ntT of watolo ~ot Frozen. Fat moaU is . hiCh per- . cen tage Of wator.
The Valley settler., 1940-10-11

Caobe g9 can be stored at 32o F with perfect safty. The tempora- turo for cabbage should not be above 26c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06
Adolphe Menjou
Loses Rib Bout

No one in Hollywood gets more
of a kick out of rubbing fellow
players than Adolphe Menjou. But
the dynamic fashion-plate had the
tables turned on him during pro-
duetion of Hal Roaeh's ''Turna-
bout" current attraction at the
Roxy theater.
Menjou. who plays high
powered advertising executive. was
wearing a faultless business en-
semble, part of his personal ward
robe. when his screen partner
William Gargan came on the set TO
talk 10 Director Hal Roach.
While Bill In good dresser. he
favors the nonchalant in attire
rather than the correctly formal
Taking in Gargan's outfit. Menjou
decided 1t was a fine opportunity
for a rib.
Hey. Turp,' he called across
the stage. You'd better get rid Of
that Brooklyn bargain you're
wearing. You're a rich dope In this
picture"
Unabashed. Gargan looked az
and down the impeccable MenjoL
and answered. I'm willing, II ths
floor-walker you hired that get-uE
from has a brother"
yerree Teasdale Mrs. Menjou)
broke up a rehearsal with hel
laughter.
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1000 Men & Lone
Woman in Picture

Being the only woman In a prison
full OF desperate inmates Is not
a very appetizing prospect. but be.
Ing the only woman In a prison
film with 1000 rioting oonviets can
sometimes be very pleasant as
Rochelle Hudson has found out.
Miss Hudson l. featured with John
Litel and Barton MaeIane in
Columbla's vivid Men Without
Souls" at the Riviera theater and
has the only female role In the
cast of about a thousand players.
From the moment Miss Hudson
entered the studio. she was waited
on hand and foot by every free
male on the set. Everywhere she
turned, they were doing things for
her. Some went for chairs for her
to rest in. others brought her tea.
sandwiches and candy. the rest
tried to keep her amused when
ever there was lull In the shoot
ing.
Litel stood around and told Miss
Hudson stories of his ranch. Bar
ton MacLane waxed enthusiastic
about his new yawl. Glenn Ford.
Don Beddoe. Director Nick Grinde,
all RECALLED Rochelle with some
form of advertisement. All in all
Columbia's new prison expose gave
Miss Hudson a wonderful time.
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Romantic Triangle
In 'Torrid Zone

James cagney. more famous for
dishing out punishment than kisses
in the movies. il quite the gay
Lotharlo in '@rorrld Zone" the cur
rent film Al the Temple theater.
Not only does he make romantic
love TO "oomph Girl" Ann sher-
dan. but he has sons Of the aptly
named films most torrfd scenes
with Siren Helen vinAon.
One % his scenes with Alss
vinson ends IN a long. lingering
and strictly non-platonie kias. Tn
players did Il IN one take ard
Won the commemorative 81 Director
William Keighiey. but cagusy ad.
mitied he WAS flastered.
4 forgot what I was sBppossd
70 say" he confessed
That's al rlght" replied Kelgh.
ley. you didn't forget what you
were supposed 70 DO =
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Kid Nightingale
Bouts Authentic

William Haade broke a finger.
a professional. Eddie Hogan. dam
aged a thumb knuckle In fight
sequences for the Warner Bros.
comedy. kid Nightingale which
opens today at the Shell theater.
But the accidents weren't In
fights with each other. Both were
sustained when their gloved fists
crashed against John Payne's
head.
Payne felt neither blow in the
excitement of trading punches in
the ring with his big. fast oppo-
nents.
The actor declares that his nose.
jaw and midsection weren't 40 duh
to pain. however. After three days
of boxing various opponents before
the camera and a month Of spar
ring as training. his condition Was
self-described as "sore as a jump
ing eye tooth"
Jamaica Inn" and the Big
Stamped" share the screen.
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YEA Service STAFF Correspondent
uoLLyWooD-From two indi-
vloaai sources which ordinarily
= consider reliable. this depart
<nent has heard that Germany Is
<ensoring American pictures in
=Ehree South American countries.
and that the governments have
agreed tactily to suppress any
films disapproved by Man diplo-
matte representatives
The situation seems a little over
stated. The L. S. department of
commerce doesn't know about 1t.
anyway. and the Producers asso-
citation denies 1t.
All the same. I'm pretty sure
that this has had a lot 10 do with
the movies quick swing away
from anti-Nazi subjects. There Is
some proof in the current
Claudette Colbert Ray Milland
picture. Arise Ny Love-:
The story is based somewhat on
the experience Of Harold Dahl.
the American flyer who. captured
and condemned by General Franco.
was saved by the plea of his beau
tiful wife. From there on. though.
the character of the wife seems
to be modelled after Dorothy
Thompson. Anyway, the comedy
proceeds to more recent events,
and 1t ribs the Nazis. And almost
every reference to Germany or
Hitler is being filmed in two YER
sions = one definitely anti-Nazi.
the other with most of the sting
removed. The latter will be used
IN South America.
The studio says this Is being
done merely out of consideration
for exhibitors on the lower CONT
nent. Feeling Is so strong among
the Latin hot-heads that any
strong reference to Nazis, either
for or against, raises uproar in
the theaters.
BROKE HOME
AND BANK
TINE colony is chuckling at the
4 frankly told difficulties of
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NOW PLAYING At
LOCAL THEATEHs

HHA@H NUD8NN8
" sc BOY = Meier Reeasx snd
~ sess. ns ss,asa ? = ~ - ~
le % zlsa waiter rlaxeon n
Phantom nsiderss i =. "a.
RIsIro-.sl Married Adventure. q
Iohnzene RAJ life stezs. l77s.
ssas. as. -. lisie. as queen
nd yssa cssnss. 1 .. ale. -
RI.IIsa-snoped Youth.~ Il - y.
so. SIS. 70 -. Also neeheiie
haasen n Men without sealz a
i .. =. ) % as
Ros.a ..A Msnlea. nd 60
7.os, 10 %. also ne DEAD md
KIDS n You're Not - InhEh
ia. J 50. sss. $40
RhIIas ~nuWISu
nhA ERaA--Anna Seakle and RAJ Nj.
ana N Irene also nilly hAiop n
euautsITa-TsTene Rozef ana
Dorothy lAuour IN johnny Apol-
e also Jackie Cooper n seven
Ny srREEr--Jsek Kenny IN sauea
Benny Rides Azsins also Victor
PARk--1eek Benny IN buck Benny
Rides Again. also the HlEsias
family IN The Covered TfaIIeI
rRoC foR-s-Jean Arthur and Fred
NaeAurraY N Too Many nus-
bands also Jackie Cooper ana
Freddie bartholomew n To
Brikht Boys
RIAI.ARI--1Ane wlthers IN High
school also Hasli RAthhone and
Victor MeIAslen IN Rio"
REN-TyTone Power .and Dorothy
Iamnur IN johnny Apollo also
Arieen Whrian and Gordon Oliver
N Sabotage
SHELL Three feature program. Kid
Nightingale His Stampede and
Jamaica Inn.
SIsSf Ruth Terry and PAT
oBrlen IN slightly Honorable. :
also George p.nrien IN Bullet
Code
TINrIE-Shlriey Temple in Inc
Blue Bird. also Merle Oberon In
TIL We Meet Again
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When only 16. she married Mar
tin johnson. world famous ex-
plorer. Plans for their honeymoon
included a journey into the South
Seas, but didn't include a brush
with cannibals in which the bride
and groom were captured.
Only the timely Intervention of
a British cruiser saved them from
being eatenl During subsequent
years of exploration, osa and Mar
tin johnson often revisited the re-
gion where the capture took place,
but always prepared for any emer-
gency.
The highlights of her life, one
of the most dramatic and peri
lous among contemporary adven-
turers. provided the basis for
Columbia's unique and unprece-
dented production, 81 Married Ad-
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Their euFFsnt vshlels vith ralss
hsua tailored = taslf distinguished
abilities ~ nslia ~ Samuel sps.
Nask. seIl known nfesdxaf -
Hollywood scrlhes nlsa nunns
ana Gfant ans sass - = unique
couple ssEs supposedly shlf.
wrecked IN : scientific sspeiltlen
~ Ialnst seven years -. ri :
husband who sapnztlsaa ne Fnneh
Araen precedent aab Fs=maffies
Surprisingly. Irsns - rescued and
returns uaanneaneed IN re zams
aay that Cary sHa hls eFids leave
~ their honeymoon. nut Irene
tn n levs With Cary. launches =
campaign which turns me bride
into s.mis naniae. Ths uprnars
laas complications mount - Cary
learns that Irene xas alone On
that desert isis with aanthsr nan
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Couple Sill Dance
AL The Age oil SO

CLEVELAND. q Louis Nasik
80. ard h. .ifs Louise. -. dance
out four nights = week. ~ home
The ether nights Thsy are 80
god they often haYe been called
professionals.
Noslk. travelling salesman.
often has taken he faxnriss danes
ing partner with him. and While
On The raadfs they have am
prices in p states.
Their formula fnr prolonged
youth Is slmp'r. lust dance
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Baiileships 10 Cruise
For Training Reserves
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON The navy
announces schedules for four adj
ditional cruises by the battleships
New York. Arkansas and Wy
oming. as part Of the program to
train 5000 new naval reserve en-
signs annually.
The Wyoming. which il decom-
missioned. Is now on the first
cruise IN Atlantic and Cuban wa
tiers. with sii recruits aboard.
The training envisages a month at
sea. and three months ashore.
The four new cruises. which will
have an itinerary touching at New
York. Guantanamo. Cuba, Colon.
c. z. and Hampton Roads. Va,
viii be conducted Aug. i9-Sept. "A;
Sept. s0-oct. 26; Oct 2s-Nov. %.
and Nov. 25-Dec. 81
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hanzisnzne. tUa=fIstsd ~ man
~ wan7s - marry Irsusf
~ FavuFIss VIE produced
~ Hk0 NaHIa which male sa1eh
sophisticated rhutarlsYs - TIs1se
AFFAIR. naFhsinr Mother and
sNlxarlnas Lady - production
~ 70 NeEaFsY. directed ~ Car
san kAnsnz Exeslient supporting
talent = supplied ~ Randolph
Esaft - Mss TsInnss ssianH eufs=
nznien ri gsn Patrick - ~
second alfs
sharing Ihs screen vii ~ Ma
Hss Making Efsa - ~. fsatuf=
rs TIN nFa~n sHa Constance
Anurns
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William Powell played one Of hi,
most active roles IN \ Love You
Again" Ills activities included q
rescue a. sea. two fiat fights. :
crack over the head with q platter
Of scrambled eggs. a chase ~ the
towns police force. and an excur-
sion With a group 81 juvenile
Rangers.
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society and swank night clubs can
make n youth from the little town
II carvel feel very small. and
Lewis Stone, a. Judge Hardy. runs
into = legal machine that threatens
10 send him back 10 Carvel = loser
in his attempt 10 protect the finan.
eiaI interests Of The carvsl Or
phanaRe. But the Judge wins by
presenting 70 = New York court
the contention that II il not only
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06

EDWALL. Wash = Ste"aft
Deschenne. IS. instantly was killed
On a farm near here Saturday.
when a tractor be was repairing
backed the length Of his body.
Authorities said Descbenne was
underneath the machine when the
clutch accidentally slipped into
place and started the tractor in
motion.
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venture" now at the Rialto the
alter. Il Married Adventure" Ia
the thrilling dramatic story of the
worlds most famous woman ex-
plorer, representing memorable
events in career fraught with
danger and excitement. It is based
upon the great Book-of-the- Month
club selection.
The companion picture Is titled
Queen of the Mob" and co-stars
Ralph Bellamy and Jean Cagney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-08-06

Mickey AMI slone follows in New
York University Hall OF Fame
where rhs Judge eonslnees Andy
that America offers svsrYons
equal opportunity and that nons
Of the great Americans sesn there
would have felt Inundated by the
casual sights u high society.
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Andy Hardy Given Faiherly
Lesson in True Americanism

Some timely lessons in Amerieanizm. told against n
background of hilarious comedy and occasional throaatch
ing drama, distinguish Andy Hardy Meets Debutante
latest of MetroGodwynM Mayors series about that great
American family, the Hardy's which i at the Music
Box theater
In he story which takes the NV hut Ameeanlsm
family York 10 protect those who helpless
Mickey Rooney finds that high dramatic between
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAR
LINE TO DISCONTINUE
PORTLAND

PORTLAND The Portland
Traction company's streetcar line
from Portland to Vancouver,
Wash. will be discontinued Sept.
3, it was announced today.